The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-31

programme has been prepared and the
services Will commence at the same TIME
at both of the churches, =. NJ, and VIII
be of a similar nature
Sunday at morning service Key.
Thomas Scmmcs occupied the Rev. fres-
ton Nashs pulpit at Christ Episcopal
church. and the Rev Preston Nash con-
Quoted the services at 81. Andrews
TRINITY SUNDAY-SCHOOL.
Sunday morning at $50 the Sunday
school room of Trinity Methodist church
was completely filled with the scholars
their parents and friends.
The room has been repaired and
sunday was selected as a rally day for
the school. A most excellent programme
WAS carried out Addresses were made
by the pastor. Rev. J. 7. Mastin. Rev
MT Ashby Jones and Rev. w. b. Beau
champ. The singing of the school was
particularly pleasing and several line
solos were also sung.
A rally was held Sunday morning at
Hasker-Memorial Methodist church.
The services were opened with
HYMN by the school which was follow
cd by the pastor. Rev. L. G. Shearer
Offering O. prayer
The principal address was an earnest
and interesting talk by Rev. W. b..
Beauchamp.
The exercises consisted Of songs and
reci,auons by the children, all Of which
were greatly enjoyed By those present
AT LAUREL-STREET
The revival services. which have ber1
held an Laurol-Strcct Methodist church
for the past ten days continues to grow
in interest
Three meetings were held Sunday.
Rev r. Finley Gayle. the pastor preach.
ed able sermons at each. and twenty Ter-
sons connected themselves WIKI tha
church. The meetings will continue anti
notice Of its discrimination is gwen.
At the ministers meeting held at Cen
tenary Methodist church Yesterday morn
ing Rev. j. Y. Mastin made a motion TO
the effect that Rev. Is. VI. Beckham. Rev.
j. &. Reed and Rev. j. Wallace he APP
pointed q committee 20 look into and re-
port TO the Methodist ministers meeting
regarding the coming Mormon Conference
10 be held in this city and the literature
of the Mormon controversy recently sent
ont by w s. Campbell, OF Salt Lake
City.
AT SACRED HEART
Rev. Father Smith, Of 81. Marys Semi
nary. Charlotte. ~ C.. celebrated high
mass at Sacred Heart church Sunday.
Rev. Father Crow. assistant pastor.
preached.
The choir. under the direction Of Prof
Stein, rendered Millards Mass and dur
ing the offert1ry Ml1rds Ave Maria was
sung by Professor Stein.
Wednesday being AN Saints Day, and
therefore holiday of obligation. masses
will Doe celebrated as on Sunday
Reformation Day" was observed Sun
day in the Lutheran and German Evan
gelcal churches with special services. \
very elaborate musical programme was
given at the German Evangelical church
and the pastor. Rev Dr Paul ~ Menzel,
preached an eloquent sermon on the les
sons 10 be drawn from the life of Martin
Luther
For various reasons the festival will be
observed az the First English Evangelical
Lutheran church next Sunday
ENpNTH-STREET CHURCH.
At the Seventh-Street Christian church
services were held Sunday in the main
auditorium. which have undergone con
siderable improvements recently. The
organ gallery has been taken down. and
NAf 'liNll anu hihNl NlN lNN on Iilf
pulpit platform. which has been en-
larged. Rev. Carey T. Morgan preached
two eloquent dlscourses at the morning
and evening services His sermons were
highly spiritual and helpful. and the ex-
celent congregational singing led by the
well-traired choir under the direction Of
Mr. Ernest Cosby. added greatly TO the
devotional elements Of the worship Tho
anthems rendered by the choir were
"Maguihcat" and "Now the Day is over"
Miss Ethel Kelley sung Nearer Ny God.
TO Thee" as a solo in a most effective
manner
The following compose the choir: Mrs
T. r. Noel. Mrs ". W. Wright. Mrs
James H. Sp'cer Mrs. Carey T. Morgan
Mrs. r. VI Anderson Miss Ethel Kelley
Miss Maude Fuller. Miss Irene Robinson.
Miss Lille Pierce. Miss Norma Sweeney.
Miss May snyder Miss Lillian Tominson.
Miss Agnes Mccarthy Messrs. Henry
Riddick Joseph W. Hundlev, f. y. New
man. While Hcnning. Writ Durrett James
IT. Spicor. Walter Crcnshaw. Herbert
Mercer, Edwin Bosher Ralph Morgan,
and b. T. Cosby.