The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-19


sibinty OF the church will be deilVeIed
by Rev. W. T. Hatcher d. d.
DR.. DerleuNs response VIII be the last
address Of the evening
BISHOP WHITTLE.
Right Rev. T. NJ. White Bishop OF
the Diocese Of Virginia. VIII preach ana
administer the Holy Communion az the
II A. NJ. services at 81. Pauls church to-
day.
Rev William A. Barr. rector of the
Monumental church, will preach at the
Z. VI. service.
The services at Park-Piace VI. h.
church to-day will be conducted b.
Rev Or. A. Il. owen, of Portsmouth ana
moderator Of the Baptist Association now
in session IN this city, and Rev Fl. w.
Battle, pastor Of the First Baptist
church. Petersburg.
The choir. under the leadership Of Miss
Mary Peterson, will render special music.
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK.
Rev. J. Lindsey Patton. a missionary In
the japanese fields who is now visiting
his father at Ashland. viii occupy the
pulpit at St. Marks Episcopal church to-
day 40 both morning ana evening ser
vices At the morning service, he VIII
administer tht Holy Communion. The
evening service will be held az O'Clock
Rev S. r. Maxwell. the pastor Of the
Third Christian church who has been
holding "a protracted meeting IN the Chris
tian church a. Roanoke Va, has return
"a TO the city on account Of sickness in
his family. His pulpit will be occupied
to-day by Rev. Mr.. Jackson and ReN.
Mr.. Jo.es. delegates 20 the Baptist Asso-
citation This congregation is worshpDing
temporarily I'm Powells Hall
Rev A. j. Hall. pastor of Monroe Bap-
list church, will conduct the service at
the Male orphan Asylum this afternoon
al AIS o'clock.
There will be good singing In which me
boys will take q prominent part
The pulpit at Grace-Street Presbyterian
church will be- occupied this morn
ing by Or. Witherspoon, the pastor and
at night by Rev w j. Rowland a mem
Der OF the Baptist Convention.
In the morning Or. Witherspoon VIII
take for his subject Faith, the Measure
of Blessing"
SOME FINE MUSIC,
on Sunday afternoon the music az 81.
James church is always a special SER
vice and this afternoon the oner-
tory will be a theme and chorus or Won
Webers adapted 70 sacred words, the so
prano solo will be- beautifully rendered b.
Mrs. Duval, and the pianissimo horns ex-
qusitely given by the quartette which
IS composed Of Mrs. ST. John Duval. Miss
Frances Digs. Or. Frank Cunningham
and Mr.. Charles Eubank, and backed by
a chorus that does excellent work The
voices reveal great power and sympathy
and culture Mr. Roy Pace is an organ
isct OF unusual ability precise, accurate
isl of unusual taste IN church music.
IN o.. . s... 4 I .
Del chores and solos from GOunnod'
ST CeciIa's Mass. in a most finished and
polished style For the last four years
this snlendid choir has been under the
efficient direction Of Miss Stockdel. who
has accomplished excellent results by
Ter power energy and enthusiastic love
for her work.
Mr. W Hugh carter. from Salem. Va,
a student OF Richmond College will adj
dress the Jr. 3. y. p. l.. Of Pine-Street
church this afternoon az o'clock All
are invited. especially children.
To-Day's Appointments.
Quite a number Of changes had 70 be
made in the list Of appointments for visit
ing ministers for to-day As revised last
night the list stands as follows.
BAPTIST CHURCHES.
second-Rev. j. Il. Sampey and Rev.
7. r. Hale.
First-Rev. +. IT, Kerfooi and Rev. Nal
COIN Macgregor.
Grace. Street--Rev. ]. ]. Taylor, and
Rev. W. Y. Savage
Grove Avenue.-Rev. +. c. Mcconnell,
and Rev H. X. Hawthorne.
Calvary-Rev c. J. Thompson and j. X.
Sampey.
Pine-Street-Rev. I. j. Lake, and Rev.
J. II. Edwards.
Randolph-Stpeet.--Re w. F. Fisher.
and Rev W. : Royal
west View.-Rey. c. c. Cox, and Rev
J. H. King.
Immanuel.-Rev +. i. Dudley and
Rev. +. y. Hatcher.
Monroe, II 4. M.-Rev. IL. 7. Mussul-
man.
Ieigh-Street. G.. w Beale and
Rev f. W. Wirfrev. Prof Noak h. DAVIS
address 10 Sunday-school 10 a. ~
Venable-street-R w. T.. warren.
Broadus Memorial-Rev. A. A. Rec ave-