The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-23
HoRkIBAE cRUELrIEs.


The meeting for boys was held as usual az
3 o'clock Sunday afternoon IN the paror ol
the Young Mems Christian Association, MI.
W. W. Smith conducting 1t.
The meeting for young men followed at
o'clock in the gymnasium. The room was
cool and very pleasant About hundred
young men were in attendance. The choir
consisting of ten voices. was stationed IN TIE
gallery. Mr.. l.. II. Mowry conducted The
singing Mr W II. Tyree presided over the
organ and Mr. w. l.. Willis played the piano.
The soloists were Messrs. W. X. Clements
and c. W. GrOyner.
Mr.. II. 0. Williams the State secretary OF
the Association delivered very interesting
address, and Rev. j. ii. Griffith, of Washing
ton and Lee University followed with lew
remarks in regard to the trip TO Northheld,
Mass. At o'clock Secretary Candllsh held
his Bible class, which was attended by aDout
twenty. nearly all Of whom stayed for tea,
which was partaken of at the close OF the
class Owing 10 the extremely not and un-
comfortable afternoon the meetings were not
quite as well attended as heretofore.
BEv. j. II. dRIFFIrH
Rev. J. II. Griffith, of Washington and Lee
University. is spending few days IN this city
preparatory to his leaving for Northheld,
Mass He assisted the rector of Grace Epl5~
copal church. kev. l.. X. Mason, on Sunday
in the reading of the morning and evening
services.
son, of Hampden-Sidney Seminary, Mr. G1f-
fifth will take charge Of the seventy-fve
delegates from Virginia who will leave tins
afternoon on the steamer old DOmn-
ion for New York city The delegates
Will meet at the Association building AT
o'clock T. NJ. and will be received by dele
cation from Richmond College. The Ladies
Auxiliary Of the Association, of which Miss
Bessie Ellyson is chairman, will furnish the
travellers with luncheon before their depar-
ture. The following is the schedule for the
Mortified trip:
Old Dominion leaves Richmond Tuesday
+. NJ. arrives in Norfolk Wednes ay . A.
NJ. leaves Norfolk Wednesday Z T. NJ, ar
rives in New York Thursday 10 p. VI. Asso-
citation building. Fourth avenue and Twenty
third street, open at a. NJ Norwich line Of
steamers leave New York Friday $40 7. NJ.
arrives at New London. Conn, , \. NJ. Satur-
day Immediately upon the arrival OF the
boat at Now London the train leaves for
Northfeld, arriving there at II A. NJ. on Sat
urday.
AT NoRTHrIELD.
The school of DR.. Moody at NOrthheld will
be in session for fifteen days. At It's close the
delegation will leave Northfeld on Thursday
for New London. The boat will leave New
London Immediately upon the arrival OF the
train. arriving in New York on Friday at 6 A.
NJ The Old Dominion steamer will leave
New York at =. NJ on Saturday for Rich
mond or Norfolk, and will arrive in this city
on MOnday at x T. NJ.
Messrs Leftwich Brothers have very kindly
consented TO donate a handsome picture %
the Young Mems Christian Association, which
hereafter will adorn the parlor Of that institu-
tion. At present the only pictures there are
the oil paintings OF Drs. Petsrkin and Mimi
gerode Of the Episcopal Church. IL IS es-
peciAlly desirable to have among the pictures
a portrait Of that eminent representative OF
the Presbyterian Church, DR.. Moses d. Hoge