The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-01
SERVICES AT THE
NEW CHURCH.
Rev. Mr.. Richardson to Occupy the
Pulpit Tomorrow.
MUCH INTEREST BY OUTSIDERS.
Rev. DR.. Wrhcrspoon 10 Preach on IAN
Easter Auubitiou''-Er. SaIloway to
Preach AT the Unitarian Church
Other Services To Morrow.

The nov congregation. which recently
lett Groye-A,enue church with the pas
tor. Rev. Dr. llideH. Will hive regular
services SUNDAY morning at II o'clock
at Monroe Hail. on Main street between
Belviderc and Pine streets. Or. lIiden
being absent from the city on account Of
an engagement made before the church
was ORGANIZED. Will not be- present. but
Rev Mr.. ". L. Richardson. an eloquent
Young preacher has consented TO preach.
Tho new church starts life with bright
prospects. Last Sunday afternoon at the
4 o'clock services the hall as filled. and
the same Is expected To be the case sun
day morning
A Gourishing Sunday school was or
eanized two weeks ago.and this viii meet.
as usual at 9l5 \. NJ
Much interest seems 10 be taken IN
the new organization by people OF df-
ferent denominations throughout the
CITY. and many citizens have come for
ward and profered their assistance in
any way that they could be useful.
AN EASTER AMBITION
The services I'm Gracc-Street Presbyte-
rian church tomorrow will he of un-
usual interest. DR. Witherspoon will oc-
cupy the pulpit both morning and at
night His morning discourse will he ap.
proprate ~ the season. his subject be
Ing. AN Easter Ambition"
A. tho night service there viii he The
installation Of both elders and deacons
that were elected az 3 recent meeting ~
the congregation
The choir has prepared suitable Easter
music for both morning and night
UNITARIAN CHURCH.
Tomorrow morning the pulpit ~ the
Unitarian church 2lO north Firth street
vnl DO occunied bv Pnv James Sallo
way. u NJ New Bedford Mass IL
e retired minister Of the Unitarian
Church and has been spending the win
ter I'm Florida fOr the benefit Of his
health a the temperature ~ Jackson
ville i= getting too warm. hc is working
his way by eaSv stages 10 his home His
subject ON SUNDAY morning VIII be THE
PrNviaenco Of Cod
REV MIR MAXWELL RTTTRNS.
Rev 5 r. Maxwell. pastor Third
Christian church. who has been on d
Iectnring tour through Maryland for tine
past ten days. has returned TO the city
and will occupy his pulpit on sunday.
uIs subject I'm The morning Will be
The Resurrection" At night Room"
lie will also preach at Botz's Han
Futon Sunday afternoon al $3.50 o'clock
MISS DAVIDSON'S LECTURE.
Miss Davidson OF china will address
the ladies' ai ths Hogs Memorial church
this afternoon NJ $50 o'clock on
China and the customs Of the Chinese
people
Miss Davidson will appear in Chinese
costume and will exhibit a number OF
,rinkets and curios from that country.
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES.
Special Good Friday services were held
at St Mary church az : o'clock last
evening Rheinberger's solemn "Miserefe'
was rendered by a quariette under Pro
fessor c. =. Mutter's direction.
Very Rev. Father Willihald delivered
an impressive sermon The holy sspul-
ehre represented q scene CT awe and
grandeur
Good Friday was observed by the Cath
olo and Episcopal churches yesterday
According 10 the arrangement the ser
vices were impressive and very beautiful
REV. MIR HGTE IS BACK.
Rev. Lewis r. Ilite is in Richmond TO
spend Easter He will preach et tn"
New Jerusalem chapel on Broad street
opposite Richmond College. tomorrow
morning and evening There will be
spoclal Easter services which will in
clude the Sacrament Of the Lords SUP
per. baptism and confirmation. Mr. Hiie
was formerly pastor here. To will re-
turn TO Cambridge next week
THE RESCUED MAN"
Rev Thomas Masiin. visitor ~ the
city. was heard 20 the Apostolic church
last Wednesday evening. He was greeted
hv an immense congregation. spoke for
nearly an hour. and his hearers were
benefited 70 such An extent that the pas
tor has invited him 10 speak there again
on Sunday. evening az 7'7o o'clock
Mr. Masl'n has had wonderful ex-
nerience. and has been engaged In Chris
tan work some iwenty.three years with
Mr. MOODY ana others General John
Gordon offered an opening PRAYER In a
largo mass-m4etlng ar which Mr. Mas
I'm vas the speaker on December u. 1881
~ NJ Carmel. Pa in the interest Of the
Young Mems Chus''en Association. lie
assists Rev T. Williams on Sunday at
4. " ln The p'nltea'ierv
At CLAY-STREET METHODIST
At Clay street Methodist Episcopal
churcr the pastor Rev T. II. Rawlings
M tbs morning hour Will preach the an.
rual Easter sermon before the Women's
Missionary Society
An interesting service viii BE- held al
90 ir the afternoon. 4 large class NJ
nersons who have heen converted IN the
revival meetings during the past three
weeks will be received into church men,
hershin. after which tho Sacrament Of
,bo Tor1's Sunper wiz be admin stored