The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-26

What tho People Of Richmond VIII 10 10
day-Church Services.

What tho People Of Richmond VIII 10 A"-
day-Church Services.
In accordance with the proclamation by
the President and of all of the Governors OF
the various States of the Union to-day viii DC
observed throughout this country AS day OF
thanksgiving
The custom house and other Government
Offices will be closed and the postoffice VIII
keep Sunday hours.
Thanksgiving day will be celebrated To-Day
in all Episcopal churches or tnis CITY VIII
special services as follows:
Christ church. =. NJ. Rev. Preston q.
Nash: Grace church, III A. NJ, Rev X. H. Ma
son: Monumental church. ii A. NJ. Rev. Dr.
J. b. Newton: st. James church. ~ noon:
Rev DR.. J. X. Mason; ~. Johns churcn. III
4 NJ. Rev. DIR. LOWS W. Burton; All SAINTS
church II A. NJ. Rev. J. Y. bowman; st.
Pauls church. II noon. Rev. DR.. Hartley Car
micbal Moore Memorial church. II noon,
Rev. DIR. ID. F. Sprgg; st. Marks church, "
noon. Rev. Christian r. kuyk; 81. Anore"s
church. II noon. Rev. Dr. IKE fo"ers, wen
dell Memorial chapel. 2. NJ, Key e4r's p
b. NJ. Randolph.
In all the churches collections WILL be taken
up for the Widows and Orphans Home.
The congregations of the four. Christian,
churches OF Richmond and Manchester VII.
have union service at the Seyentn-stIee,,
/ a. WV
preach the sermon.
The several Presbyterian churches Will nave
aunion meeting at Grace street church, where
Rev. Dr. Il. I. Kerr will preach.
The Methodists of this city will have an OPP
portunity 10 attend services at III a. M. ~
Broad-street church and trinlty chnrch,
where Rev. DR.. Tudor and Rev. Dr. Peterson
will preach.
The Baptist congregations viii! hold union
services al Groye-avenue church and Leign-
street church. Rev. w. /. Wnght Will preach
in the former. Rev. C.. G. Jones. OF Lynch
burg in the latter.
Mass will be celebrated at the cathedral at
SAM
The members Of the Richmond Cycle Club
will start at o'clock in the morning on a
seventeen miles run TO Curtis Neck. where
dinner will be prepared for them. 80
Company OF the First regiment AN &c
into tile country for drill and target prac-
tlce.
Quite number Of the members of the gym
nasium of the Young Mems Christian Assoos-
ton will meet at $3.50 A. Nj. to go ON haze
and hound chase across the country. The
distance will be about five miles
lIessrs. Richard Smith of the Savings Bank.
| CONWAY Gordon of the Planters National
| Rank and II. 3. Tuggle OF the southern
| Churchman left last evening for Mr., Iu2gies
| home in Nottoway county, 10 spend IbanSs-
| giving day in hunting .
| The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Dung nlen
| Christian Association will give reception 70
the members of the gymnasium this evening
| A select programme has been arranged 10y
| Mr.. Horace f. Smith the gymnasium IN
structor. for short entertainment to be gwen
! in TIE large nall. The entertainment VII
comprise the following numbers -.
Address of welcome. by President ;; w
! Travers: tenor solo. " Best Of All' Nor
by Mr. VI. J. Garvens. male quartette. Where
Would | Re" (Zoellner), by Messrs. Hen
ming. Smith, Bennett and Greenwood so
prano solo. Tell Her | Love Her SO" (D'
| Faye. by Mr.. Thomas Christian; male quar-
tette Danish oh, Maiden Garenzl: bas
solo. "A Sailor and His ass (Weltz), by G.
w. Hunter. Jr.; exhibition by gymnasium
sextette. consisting of Messrs. Atkinson
Branch. Meade. Stoddsrd. Well and Smith. 81.
After the entertainment refreshments vii
be served in the class rooms.