Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-30
FROM OUR CHURCHES.
Important Services 10 Be Held IN tho
Richmond Edi1ceS To-Day.
VACATIONS OF OUR MINISTER'S.
Where Many CIergymen Will spcnd
Their summer Outings-Other Mat
tsrs Of Religious Character Given
In Brief space.


OF to-day's sermon. will be treated as
representative OF the womanly element
OF spiritual life. The spiritual meaning
of taking the rib out OF the man and
building 1t into a woman will be ex-
planned. The spiritual nature OF woman
and her relation to man will be shown
from the story.
Those already given are THE Story OF
Creation" and 1.-The Story of Eden"
Some Of those 10 follow are The Story
OF the FALL" Cain and Abel" and The
Story OF the Flood" The design OF the
course is to set forth the spiritual mean
ing OF this part OF the Bible. and to
show that these stories describe in SYM
bolic language periods OF religious ex-
perience and development. which every
man may study and realize In HIM
self.
At 4.3O Z. NJ. the Bible class will meet
and study the spiritual meaning OF the
story OF the Exodus and the building OF
the tabernacle.
PLANTS IN THE BIBLE.
Tuesday at 8 =. NJ. the Reading Circle
will meet and study the spiritual mean
1tlh VI UldItS III tiit Dipits AHtic ~ ."
handsome library of New-Church books
at this mission, and all are made well
come.
Rev. W. l.. Wright, pastor OF Leigh
Street Baptist church. will preach by
request this morning on "Our Duties TO
Our Parents" At sl5 Rev ii. a.
Bagby will preach. Sunday school VIII
be held at 915 A. NJ. Next Tuesday there
will be a young mems prayer-meeting.
on Wednesday there will be the regular
prayer-meetng. and on Friday the dea-
cons meeting.
THE Home and the Church will be
the subject OF Rev George l.. Chaney's
sermon at Belvidere Hall this morning
at II o'clock.
Rev. r. j. Taylor will occupy the pull
pet at Laure-Street Methodist church
to-day. This morning he will discuss
True Love-" and i'm me evening he VIII
talk on MARY, the Mother of Jesus"
The Epworth League will meet at 715
Z. NJ.
Rev. J. C. Herndon will preach at the
Third Presbyterian church to-day at IL
o'clock. There will be no service ct
night.
OTHER CHURCH NOTES.
Rev W. J. Young. ID. d.. pastor OF
Park-Place Methodist church. after an
absence OF few days. has returned
to the city. and viii preach at both SER
vices to-day. His subject Cor the morn
ing will be. What is Christianity
Evening subject. How Christ Came TO
Church"
The Gospel tent meeting, Twenty-nfth
and Clay streets. Is still In progress. with
a good. regular attendance nightly.
Preaching to-day at and o'clock.
Everybody welcome.
Is,,r
ton to-day. and number of open-air
services will be held by those in charge.
There will be an open-air meeting to-
night at 7:sO O'Clock on south Seventh
street. near the canal, conducted by Mrs
Il. NJ. Glover who will be assisted by Mr.
j. j. White and others.
Rev. w. Il. Williams will conduct the
meeting at the Union Gospel Mission.
corner Eighth and Main streets. this after
noon AT 3 T. NJ, and DR.. John W. Long
will lead at the S o'clock night service,
and IL the weather Is favorable Mrs.
Glover. assisted by others, will probably
conduct an open-air service at 7:So i. NJ.
VACATIONS FOR OUR MINISTER'S.
In the exodus OF summer Richmond
ministers OF the Gospel get into the line
with all the balance OF mankind, and
flee either TO the country. the mountains.
the seashore. or elsewhere for rest and
recreation. This season promises to main
tain sthe long-set precedent, and many
of the clergy OF the city are now plan
ming their vacations.
Rev. Or. T.. y. Calisch Will probably
not leave before the last week In August.
when he will visit his mother. in Northern
Ohio.
Rev. DR.. W. f. Hatcher will devote
some of his time in the interests OF Rich
mond College. His other plans are not
definite as yet
Rev. Z. l.. Kerr goes to the neighbor-
hood OF Saratoga on the lst OF August.
He will subsequently visit Maine and VIZ
ginia
Rev. DR.. ]. X. Mason will visit the resi-
dence of Captain Warren, In Orange coun-
~. during August.
Rev. Dr. J. Y bowman will spend the
week at Idlewald. near Fredericksburg,
returning TO his church for Sunday.
Rey. ". Mes. Buchanan intends adopt
ing a missionary's life. and goes 10 Japan
early In August.
Rev. Paul l.. Mcneil will go To Chicago
towards the end OF August. making a
stay Of two weeks. during which time he
will attend the General Synod OF the
German Evangelical Church.
Rev. r. T. Wilson left yesterday for
months vacation near Petersburg.
Rev. DR.. W. ". I.andrum has recently
returned from Cobb's Island after stay
of two weeks. He intends TO spend the
first two weeks in July at Asbury PARK,
when he will return for two weeks. He
will be absent the whole OF August, visit
ing Georgia and Maryland. His pulpit VIII
be filled in his absence by the Rev. Frank
Dixon.
Rev. Or. Hoge will fill his own pulpit
each Sunday. His other plans are uneer-
taia
Rev. DR.. George Cooper will devote the
month Of August 10 attending the differ
ent Baptist conventions in the State. His
duties will probably be performed In his
absence by Rev. Dr. ]. 3. Hawthorne.
Rev. G.. c. Abbott has as yet made no
plans.
Rev. G.. C. yanderslice does not in
tend 10 be absent. His family will proba-
bly, visit Roanoke and Nelson.
Rev. DR. Carmichael Will remain here
for the present. His family are at Long
Island.
Rev. DR.. W. T. Wright will probably
spend a part OF his vacation In Mont
gomery county, n. c.. in which section
his childhood and early manhood were
SO mt.
Rev. DR.. J. T. Whitley will not be
absent for any length of time. His family
will be for some weeks In the neighbor-
hood OF the Blue Ridge and he viii visit
them as opportunities permit. Mr.. Whit
ley will attend the Richmond District
Conference, at Bellamy's church. Glouces-
ter county, the second week In August.
Rev. Fenner s. Stickney. OF Monumental
church. will visit his parents. at Wilson.
n. c., during the month Of August. He
will exchange duties with Rev. Charles j.
Wingate.
Rev. /. NJ Mercer will remain In the
CITY.
R,v. J. Il. Hutson. of Pine-Street Bap-
list church. whose health has not been
good for some time. will devote his vaca-
ton To protracted meetings. He hopes
that change Of air and surroundings Will
be beneficial
Rev. J. T. Tucker intends 10 hold re-
vival meetings in the country.
Rev, J. O. Kirk intends to attend the
district association and some protracted
meetings, but will not take any lengthy
vacation.
Rev. A. C.. Bergman intends making
short visits 10 friends and relatives. He
Will also assist at protracted meetings.
Rev. DIR. j. 3. Dill Intends 70 spend his
vacation on the coast In Gloucester coun-
~, filling up his time with boating. bath
Ing fishing, and preaching.
FROM AMONG OUR CATHOLICS.
Rev. Father Gregory. o. :. H.. one OF
the assistant priests ut 81 Mary's church,
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