Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-26

s.eS 5teusoe, the pastor. preaohad ,,,-....
.hhe Ssau Mght. The subject discussaJ - ~
th ho 1psening service was the "Recent,on 80 80
serias s o,' ,S9a' u peing tho ffth OF the
the rece,, s.s parable. The speaker mado
ssnethoo OF forgiving and receiy;nc % y Ji,s
iissor ana the rich enioyments ana S,a.n
ms associated Herewith. The no,,te ss
s snssres1 and the moral lessons 10 bo d,a,s ~
~, ~ the iacts stated in connection ,s;,h
az rroglgaIs reception were yividlv and
Tha sns. Drought out and explained
attention and interest bv tba ,arcp p, on1l
sa. ! present The final sermon 81 tho
Brother. "uuo'oi the Elder
The New Pastor Preache.
rather O'Reiily, the successor ~ Fab.
Sen.ol,' to}lnclated for the first time at the
e s.Ic1 neart church Sunday. He was 70
SeiNed py large congregation and an
, me,o greatly. pleased with him. His ser.
,ilpn on the Holy Trinity was an able and
q 6i ,n ', enort, and the new pastor made
Brief Church Notes.
Bishops white and Randolnb ondp.
DIR. Dashiell returned yesterdav qrn I ny ~.
.eTs6ourg, where they attended the Episco-
Arehdeacon Moran. OF the Maryland dio-
cese, delivered an interesting address on
mission work at st. Pauls church Sundov
nplsnt under the auspices of the Richmond
,LIo'estant Missionary Society. Among
W NJ ministers In the chancel were Rev.
IL. Mason. "NN "0N"
Rev. Charles G. Randolph, of Botetourt
county, preached at st. James church SIM
gay morning. and Rev. John ]. Norwood
SS! u! evangelist. occupied the pulpit al
OF; Marks chulch at the same hour.
heV' william Nj. Clark, of Fredericks-
SSuIe, preached at Monumental church
Iuhuay morning. DR.. Newton was called
Dy Telegram to Petersburg to preach the
sermon at Grace church Sunday night
@ rev. Mr.. Kellogg, of the Theological
seminary, preached for Rev. MIR. Burton
at 81. Johns Sunday morning.
hey. Dr. A. q. Brown, presiding elder of
tne west hlchmond district. occupied the
Sunday.morning. At night Rev. j. A. JEFF
terson, OF Petersburg, preached.
a. Inc DUTY OF Sabbath Observance was
tne subject of Rev. George II. Rays ser
mon at Unlon-Station church Sunday
morning. At night Mr. Rays son preached
q tender sermon on what Is Lifep" He
! spoke OF how brief our lives were, and i'm
pressed upon his hearers the importance
OF making their first aim in life to elorify
GOD and to further the cause Of Chris
| tianitv.
The anniversary meeting of the Woman's
forelgn Missionary Society was held Sun
day night at the First PRESBYTERIAN church.
dhe address was delivered by Rev. DR..
wood. missionary TO China, who is on a
visit to the United States.
The pulpit of the Washineton-Street
Methodist church was filed Sunday night
by Rev. DIR. A. G.. Brown. presiding ell
der of West Richmond district.
Eev. DIR. Tudor Will deliver the address
before the proposed Epworth League at
nion.Station Methodist Episcopal church
next Friday evening at s o'clock.
The pulpit of Rev. DIR. Landrum, who Is
still IN Shreveport. La, was filled Sunday
by Rev. J. + Hutson.
Rev. Walter =. Hines preached at Grace
| street tabernacle In the morning. Rev.
DIR. Hatcher is still very much indisposed
AT West-View Baptist church in the morn
ing Rev. William Keefe officIated in the
absence Of Rev. Mr.. Hines.
Sunday at the Association.
The boys meeting at the Young Mems
! Christian Association Sunday afternoon
was we'll attended. The social standing of
! the boys who attend these services is very
| good and consequently their behavior is
| excellent.
About 107 persons attended the young
mems meeting. which was led by Mr..
| James Atkinson, the efficient assistant
| secretary OF the association. The singing
was excellent. and the music rendered by
| the quartetto consisting of Messrs. Gun
bingham. Galpin, Lohman, and Mathews
was greatly enjoyed. The solos by Messrs.
| Hunter and Danforth were likewise very
pleasing. Mr. S. II. Many was the musi-
| cal director. At the close of the meeting
| there were three inquiries.
! LADIES MAY ATTEND.
! Secretary Candlish will in the future try
| the experiment Of having mixed meetings
| that is to say. those at which ladies as
well a. men may attend. The first one of
tins character will probably DO held on
| June 14th.
The Bible class and tea. which took place
! after the regular services. were attended
| by tWenty-six young men.