The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-30

ILL n q and Or. Carmichael will then M
~ mint At Monumental on SunasS pa,iis
! ;ngs. preaching at his own church o''
| In the morning. .o+or NJ 81.
:" Rev J X. Mason. associate rector VI 70 On IN
lanes church. who was oompeilou yostore
! the country about two weeks ag cv.s.,rdav 10
he health. returned TO tho city on Sstuiuaiy "a
hio its',eso i, ,ba eervices az his church W
SUNDAY. Yesterday he once more ie,s no. Tho
country to recuperate still more o"''A" w.
re- pey T. r Mason. Of the Grace Episcopa.
church has changed the hour OF .ue - Iuly
evening services during the "o"
p'sIn9 !,.,,;iia Va uhere he had been called
80 I've bedside of his daughter. who Is SELL
! ously Ill. .,
Ats o'clock on Sunday afternoon lne Tx
lar exercises for boys were neiu III sno
~ tho Young Mems Christian Associatlon;
~ w w Smith conducted the meeting ana
the attendance was good: ,.o,,
Al o'clock the meeting for young men
followed II was. perhaps, the MT. ;iI
terest NO of its kind at the AssociailoH nu,,dd
ing during the present year. Inc a,ee l.-
ance was very large, and a great many
strancers could be noticed among the
audience. The solo by Mr. Iaddon ..
Watkins was greatly enjoyed by all, ana so
was the duet by Messrs. Atkinson ana
Crvmes Mr.. =. 4. Arthur, the leader OF inc
meeting. delivered a very earnest auuresS' ~
the close Of which five en1urers arose. ..;.,s
One of the enQuirers ~ one Oh ln' -
during the month of March on last ounu ny
Joined church. and another one III" ~ va '-'
previous Sunday c..o.o,,,
After the Young mems services, Secretary
Cendlish took charge Of his Bible class "Ilc I
was well attended The board OF directors
was represented b, Mr.. b. VI. Quariee. nv
the tea. which followed the class, twentynin .
number of residents from other cues nAe
Philadelphia The visitors expressed IItlI-
selves greatly pieased by the manner III winch
the Ladies Auxiliary furnishes the provisions
for tho tea. o...u:.1,
The work Of the Association IS IN a flourish
ing condition at present and the ministers Oh
this city are deeply interested IN It, ne
PRESBYTERIAN ministers during their regular
weekly session Yesterday morning decided 10
take the proper steps 10 have handsome
painting Of one Of the prominent ministers Oh
their denomination placed III the paTior on inc
Association alongside the pictures or bfs;
Peterkin and Mnmgerode OF the EpScopai
Church. II is e. be hoped that the other de
nominations in this city will follow, ID order
that tie building IN rs appearance may tell
the visitors what il las been intended TOR, O
gathering place for Christians, regardless Oh
denomination. ,
Secretary Condlish yesterday communcated
WITH three OF the ministers Of this city ID Re-
gard 20 several encuigers who rose during inc
meeting on sunday .ternoon.
sunday school Society.
Tic board of directors Of the Methodist
Sunday school Society Of Richmond and
Manchester held their regular moelng 40
BROAD street church on Sunday AFTERNOON,
ard after usual routine business, proceeded 10
fin thc vacancy for president caused ty tho
res gnatiou of sIr 9. " Hunter, owing to
pressing duties After expressions OF reRro' by
the brethren ut bis rosiguat on aud b. posi-
tive re usal 90 serve longer, Nh .. 4. Por'uo.
supeiiutcndent Of Central school. Alanchos.
ter. was elotod to FIJI the uncIpired term oi
M. Hunter.
Church Notes.
The annual Chldrens Nsy exercises took
place last sunday at the Dover hapt 50 church.
and were attended by Is large delegation of
Richmond people. the programme was j..
careful prepared one, auo the execution of
each number by tie little ones deserves
praise.
A Richmond male quartette consisting O.,
lfessrs. d. 3. Hi. s.. ). Eeizenstein II. G..
Pryor and W. Snerr.ck rendered several ar
propr.otc hymn'
Tho Woman Christian Temperance Union
net 81 tire Nashngt0n Methodist
church Yesterday and transacted the routine