Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-04
IN CHURCH CIRCLES.
The Christian Endeavors-speciai Ser
vices Sunday.

vices Sunday.
The Christian Fndeayors held another
interesting missionary mass-meeting at
Centenary Methodist church last night.
An attractive programme OF reading and
music was rendered. and stirring addresses
were made by Rev. DR.. Slodd and Mr.. Me-
BAN. A collection was taken up, which
will 20 70 the Kinney-Street mission.
Az IMAGINARY MISSION TOUR.
President Clark. of the Young Peoples
Society of Christian EndeGvOr. IL AZ pres
cnt on a tour Of the world IN the interest
Of missions conducted Dy the society.
Next Sunday night AT o'clock at the
Church OF the Covenant the Covenant 80
clcty will ACCOMPANY President Clark on
short imaginary trip, visiting baukoh,
Singapore, and Racon. There will also be
readings, rocitatIons. and IA song service
under direction of a committee composed
of Miss Martha TurTell chairman Miss
Jessie link, Miss Jean Gibson MISS An
me Wilson. and Mr.. ". Is. Clark. MI. ~
:. Bonnet will conduct the singing ana
Mr.. Robert i. larOwe will preside at the
organ.
ANNIyERsAHY SERVICES.
SUNDAY Will begin anniversary services
at Venable-Street Baptist church and
series of services viii he inaugurated.
Rev. DIR. Il. II. Pitt will preach In the
morning and Rev Walter p. Hines at
night. The appointments Tor the rest OF
the week are A. follows: Monday night,
Rov. J. c. IIiden, and Tuesday night
Kew. Dr. ". W. Landrum. We'd
uesday night there will be "a church
soclable. to which all the mem
bers and friends Of the congregation are
invited and az which several short adj
dresses will be made, and there VIII De
music and refreshments Thursday night
the pulpit will be occupied 10y Rev. Ut.
George Cooper, and Friday night Rev. W.
l.. Wright will oiilcate.
CHURCH NOTES.
The PRESBYTERIAN Church IL taking active
stems IN her foreien-missiOn work. In
mis- line the Rev. :. r. Cannon, Of Brazil,
visits the city Sunday. He Will occupy
the pulpit Of the Church of the Covenant
at ii 4. NJ. and that of the Grace-otreet
church at 3 T. VI. 49,
sunday afternoon nj o'clock Rev. W. j.
Young. pastor of Park-Place Methodist
church. will address the young men NJ the
Young Mems Christian Association Hall.
SUNDAY night Row. =. A. Peterson, pastor
Of Trinity church. will preach special
sermon on the subject Of tho theatre,
| maintaining the proposition That con-
Tossing Christians cannot consistently or
| safely pAtrOnlZe the theatre"
Rev. e.. J.. CLANCY will preach at Belvi-
| dere Hall Sunday afternoon, giving the
| Unitarian view Of hell. or retributlOn as
| the result Of wilful wrong-dong.
10 meet the expressed wishes OF large
number Of the congregation OF NJ. Johh :
| church the vestrv have recommended 10
| the rector TO make trial of Sunday
afternoon service at O'Clock until Easter
! instead Of a night service az heretofore.
| The change IL to begin tomorrow.
| Bshop A. W. Wilson will preach at
Park Place Methodist church Sunday
| morning.
Rev. br. Fair will preach at Mi7pah
! Presbyterlan church. Chestnut Hi, sun
| dav afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
| The regular monthly union class-mee
,nr Of Richmond and Manchester will be
| held at Iaurel-Street Methodist Episcopal
| church Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
MOTIFS ABOUT THE CATHOLICS.
Lent hepins next Wednesday week. Ash
Welneed ay falling this year on the 18th OF
Dey0flons 10 the Sacred Heart We're held
at tine Cathedral and Sacred-ieart cAurcn
| last night.
Right Rev. Bishop Van de Nyver spent
| last Sunday at Newport News, where he
| preached and bestowed the Hapal blessing.
| MIR Charles Wcstbrook, who recently
| became "A convert 20 the Catholic ialth,
| left last Wednesday to enter The Benedlc-
| tine Institute at Bcllefeld, n. c.
| There will be Joint meeting OF branches
Nos. l43 and 1872. G. X. A., at Cathedral
Hall Sunday evening at o'clock. 1t Is an
important meeting aud full attendance
| Is desired. The state Council meets Mon
| day and banquet will be rendered ut Muir
| phys Hotel Monday night.
The date Of the musical and dramatic
entertainment III ard of st. Patrick 9
church has been changed TO February
| I3tb. 1t will be given at Corcoran Hall
| Among those who Will take part are
| Wessrs, John NJ Ryall. W. A. klevesahl,
H. f. Trcsmon. F. j. Morrssey, Miss Bes-
sie Pattee. and Miss Mamie Leahy.
Sister Mary Dolores died last Monday
near baltimore. Her worldly name was
| Fhzabeth Roney. She became SISTER OF
charity in 1861. Her first mission was at
| S. Joseph's Asylum, in Richmond, where
She renamed for fifteen years. She had
hacn an invalid Tor thirty wears ald dled
| 81 coneumptlon. Tie deceased sister is
most kindly remembered i'll tins city
where she was so long an humble and eih-
Gent labOrer
An Fpiscopal Bishop Of the Revolution