The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-09
SERVICES IN
THE CHURCHES.
Some ofthe Subjects and Who viii
Discuss Them.
REV. DR.. J. C. HlDEN TO PREACH.
Dey-Dr. Hawthorne TO he Here.
Exercises at the y. VI. &. \.
Othcr Church News Notes.

Rev. G. y Marks. the new pastor or
tho FIRST English Evangelical church, Will
be formally installed this morning at II
0cl0ck.
Rev. /. L. smith. OF strasburg. presi-
dent Of the BOARD OF Missions, viii de-
liver the charge 20 The pastor. and Rev
j. b. Grcncr OF Rural Retreat. presi-
dent OF The Southwest and United Synods,
viii deliver tho charge TO the people.
Monday night there Will he a short
religious service. after which a reception
Will be held under tho auspices OF the
Ladies' Aid Society and tho Young Peo-
pies Luther League. Miss Jennie Myor
and Flora Umlauf ana AIR. George Gross
compose the invitation committee.
DIR HIDDEN TO PREACH.
The first regular services since The or
Fanizatiou OF the church viii be held by
Monroe Baptist church in Monroe Hail
on west Main street between Belvidoro
and Pine this morning At II o'clock.
The regular sunday exercises viii
be conducted at the usual hour. The pul-
pit Will hc occupied by Rev Dr. j. g..
lli1en. who has been called 20 the pas
torate OF the church.
Dr. Hldcn has been officially notified
OF the action OF the church in calling
him as pastor. y committee viii wait
on him while ne SIS here and talk the
matter over with him. and he viii prob
ably give them his decision. lie viii
teach his Bible Glass 90 the new church
this morning 40 10 o'clock
DIR. HATCHER TO PREACH.
Rev 5. e. Hatcher. formerly pastor Of
Barton Heights Methodist church, and
now stationed in Norfolk. VIII preach 90
his old congregation tonight in the Bar
ton Heights church.
Rev. j. sidney Peters viii nm the pulpit
at the morning service
Rev Howard Lee Jones. pastor Of the
Baptist Church of the Epiphany. New
York city. viii preach ~ loieh street
Baptist church this morning at n O clock,
and in the evening at o'clock,
and will speak 20 mon only no r. ~.
lie has been preaching every night dur
ing the past week 90 large congregations.
There have been thirty-three public con-
fcssions Of faith
FAREWELL SERMON.
Rev. Charles Il. Hyde. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. Will preach
his farewell sermon 90 his congregation
to-day. preparatory 10 leaving for an
absence of six months 20 engage in other
work.
Rev Dr. Randolph McKim, Of Wash
ington. j. g.. viii preach at St Paul 8
church to-day. both morning and
night Or McKim is an exceptionally
nne preacher. and large congregations
will hear him.
I'm the absence OF the pastor. Rev. DR..
starr win preach at ST. James Methodist
church to-day ut u A. H., and Rev
w H. Frazier. Of Alabama. at T. VI.
The revival services continue OF Leigh
Street Baptist church.
Rev. Or J. D. Tay'or VIII preach a.
Vo-ahie-Street Baptist church both
morning and night
DIR. HAWTHORNE HERE.
Rev. Or. j. B. Hawthorne will preach
at GrOve-Avenue Baptist church to-day
both morning and night.
Rev. y. s. Abbott of Baltimore. VIII
preach at the Seventh street Christian
church to-day, both morning and night
Rev. Thomas Maslm Will preach at the
Third Christian church tonight. The
pastor, Rev. S. r. Maxwell, VIII preach
in the morning.
rev Dr. POTTS who has been absent
from the city has returned, ana VIII MI
Dis pulpit to-day morning and evening
ale Will preach at the evening service on
"The Traitor
The Rev Dr. Witherspoon. pastor OF
Grace street Presbyterian church. viii
occupv his pulpit this morning and
vifhf The morning service viii conclude
with the Sacrament of the LORD s. supper
AND the Doctor Will take for his sunie'I
'Fron the Upper Room 20 the GARDEN
and Cross" Ills subject at night Will DC
"Our Rescue Work. .....-
PROAD-sTREET METHODIST.
Rev. l.. j. Bransford. OF Danville, is
conducting a very interesting series OF
meetings at Broad-Sueet Methodist
church Tie gives his hearers the plain
truths OF the Gospel ln unmistakabie
terms MT Bransford especially desires
70 meet the young men OF the city ana
tonight win preach special sermon 10
men. lie viii preach tonight ana through
RnPEAT EASTER MUSIC
81 Peters cathedral choir VIII on To-
dav al high mass repeat the music
sung last Sunday which consisted prih-
riDaly OF Kallawodas superb mass.
AT THE y. NJ. G.. A.
The programme for to-day az the y
AZ q. A. IS as follows: The Boys Gospe'
Army M 8 o'clock addressed by
g. y Fox Miss Fannie Digs will
sing: Gymnasium Bible study club at 3
o,cIock. Naee-Mceting for Men I'm the
Association Hall at ( o'clock addressed
bv Rev. &. T.. Hurlburt of Pennsylvania
subject: 1.-THE Great Unknown Proof
sneciai music will be rendered by Haddon
s watkins and Miss Mary Bell; Work
ers' Training Class I'm the Blue Room az
B.l5 and tho first Association Day service
at Centenary Methodist church az T.
NJ with am interesting i'F"it 'f 90"
president. address by Rev. Mr.. HuflDuf1'
music by Centenary choir.
At TIE First Baptist church br cooper
,ciu proach I'm both the morning and
,,iebt services. In the morning me suo-
e. viii be "Thc Painting Heart and the
;rbirstv Heart" and in the evening ne
pcet Curc for Heart Doubt Inc music
,iu be Of high merit ,.,,-...
MIR sTAfAlES EESlGNAIlON.
Rev Thomas semmes former rector OF
- Andrews church. Will not so 20
,,o-terrouth to-day TO preach. HIS
;,tcrsod visit II that city was not
,lanned with a view OF accepting call
L. that church.
MI. Semmes physician recommends
,b.f he take a. complete rest There are
.c,orai directions Ia which he IS wanted
but he IS not now considering any call
Ttfs resignation was due 10 tho fact
,bat he felt that his usefulness had teen
Unmarried because Of a lack OF harmony
md opposlNou 10 his work by few per-
sons ia the church.
SUCCEED MR.. HYDE.
n Il pretty generally understood that
pev Mr. A. IT, Kippan. OF Canada, who
.,eacheA at the Third Presbyterian
.hurcn ON Sunday last. Will Toe recon-
,oended bv the committee 90 supply tho
rulpit Of Rev. DIT G.. r. Hyde. who VIII
be away for awhile during me sprinf
and summer. Mr.. Kippan made q most
favorable impression on the congregation