The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-01-09
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Religions Meetings To-Day In the DINER
ent shnctmaries.

| SNClfIN VI 4 liiN- QUIZ ff'lff'N
| win be held tomorrow night al O'Clock.
! II IS expected that Professor ;. =.
| Mitchell. Of Richmond College VIII
make an address. Mr.. Minor one oil tne
members has arranged the music TOT
| the occasion.
Rev. n. Finley Gayle, the pastor
! OF Laurel street Methodist church mas
| returned nome from Crewe. Va, where he
| was a guest Of the Knight Templars. lie
Will preach at Laurel-street to-day.
| The members OF the Epworth League OF
| Richmond and Manchester viii hold an
important meeting in the parlors Of the
! y NJ G. a. tomorrow night at o ci'ch'
Business Of importance will be trans
| acted, and every member OF the Union
IS urged to be present
| To-day'5 services al the Young
| Mems Christian Association will be fun OF
interest TO men and boys At o'clock
| Rev VI. Med Martin. city missionary OF
! the Episcopal church, will address the
mems meeting, taking for his theme
| breaking Rocks" Rev. Martin viii
deal with some Of the chief rocks that
| beset the path OF progress in the lie OF
| young men, and his address is sure T. be
| full OF interest 10 this class. The music
| will be in charge OF Professor frahh .
| THOMPSON. The soloist of the afternoon
4 VIII be MIS- 1ilikNit aHHn'ii'f va -
n. y. and the accompanist, Professor r..
| Leslie Watson. These meetings are free
| to all men.
| Tho Boys Gospel Army will meet az
| O'Clock in the parlor Tor service ana roll
| call. The Red and Blue choirs will sing.
! Assistant Secretary Stubs Will talk 10
| the boys on a most important theme.
The WORKERS Bible Training Class will
meet in the Blue room at o'clock as
usual. The topic for the afternoon VIII
be the first lesson in the hand-book'
"Christ Among Men
| The Sunday-schOOl or Holy Irinlty
! church having outgrown the capacity OF
| the building another school VIII ue START
| ed this afternoon at o'clock
| This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock there
| will he new year rally OF the
BAPTIST Sunday School Association OF
! Richmond and Manchester al the "a,
vary Baptist church, corner Grace ana
Addresses may be expected by Rev w;
| r. L. Smith, II. D.. the neWlN-eitlled
| pastor OF the Second Baptist church ana
| others This is the first time that Df.
| Smith has appeared IN the city nuivic
| any other than his own congregation.
| a fine programme Of music has been
prepared and a printed programme mas
| been provided with the hymns 10 be used
| in full a large attendance ana inter-
esting meeting may be expected.
| DR.. Hatcher, Of the Grace-Stroet Bap-
| fist church, has arranged an exceedingly
unique and attractive order Of exercises
at his Tabernacle to-day 1t Is TO be
! Young Peoples Day from beginning 10
| end. In the morning there will Doe a
rally OF the young men Of the church.
The pastor will deliver an address espe-
cially to them. and it is expected that
| President Boatwright Will also he heard
| on the occasion.
At night the services will be held I'm
| the interest of the young ladies', and the
young ladies of the WOman's College
have been invited to be present W that
service There will be i'm addition 10 spe-
| cal music prepared for the day under
the leadership Of Mr.. Haddon 5. Wat
kins. singing by the quartette of the
Woron's College and the Musical Club
of hmond College.
Cards of invitation have been sent ont
| to all the young people cordially inviting
them to be present and it is understood
that some new suggestions will be made
to the great body of young folks who
belong to DR.. Hatchers congregation.
Rev. George l.. i,utledge, of Norfolk,
will preach at Seventh-Street Christian
church to-day, morning and night. Ills
subject at II o'clock will be "Inhdehty
in its Brcadest Sense at night his SUBJ
ject Will be standardization"
During the winter months last year
Rev. j. a. Moorohead, Of the First Eng
nsh Evangelical Lutheran church, deiiv-
Grad a series Of sermons Sunday even
ines on "Old Testament Characters and
History" in which much interest was
manifested. Beginning with Adam, the
series ended with Abraham. il IS now
the purpose Of Rev. Mr.. Morehcad 10 re-
sumo the study Of Old Testam mt history
according TO the biographical method at
Sunday evening services during the next
two months His subject this eve
ming at r. NJ will be Isaac"
At the Third Presbyterian church Key
c. r. HYDE, pastor, will preach at houh
the morning and evening services 1heIe
will be Sunday-school at $3.50 a. NJ. ana
Westminster League meeting al 40 T.
Nj.
Bishop White will preach the sermon
AT Christ church, corner TWcnty-Second
and Venable streets. at II o'clock. The
Traction Lines lakewood cars pass the
door Of the church.
Regular services will be held at the New
Jerusalem Mission, IL west Marshall
street at II \. NJ, with the
Bible class al 4P. NJ. The subject OF the
sermon i'm the morning Will be The
Bruised Reed and Smoking Flax
Special services will be held al the Union
Gospel Mission. No .. corner of Twenty
First and Franklin streets, each night
next week, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Se~all
recently Of Petersburg. The public i3
cordially invited to attend and assist IN
these services.
Rev. Or. L. J. Barton will preach the
anniversary sermon before the Ladies
Missionary Society Of lmmauuci Baptist
..t,,,.sh t.-,,,crv,Vy MO O'clock.