The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
GREAT MEETING SOON.

Miss Sine. .Meyerbeer.
GREAT MEETING SOON.
The committees in charge of the prepa-
rations for the fifteenth annual conven-
ton Of the Brotherhood OF ST. Andrew
in the United States, which will be held
here from the 10th to the 18th Of next
month, are beginning to prepare for the
reception of the hundreds of delegates
who will doubtless food the city during
those days.
The Jefferson has been chosen for the
headquarters of the convention. Arrange
ments have, however, been made with all
of the hotels and a canvass will soon be
started to find good boardins-houses IN
the nefghborhood of the church, where
the work of the convention will be done.
The selection of the church has not been
made
The programme Of the convention is
now being made out. When the mem
bers of the order assemble in Richmond
the gathering will be second not even to
that of the Odd-Fellows. for it numbers
some Of the best thinking men of the
country, and is of the highest tone
MASS MEETING.
at the mass-meeting to be held at the
Academy OF Music this afternoon, for the
benefit of the Galveston sufferers, under
the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association. IarHella's Richmond
Light Infantry Blues Band, which has
offered its services for the occasion, VII.
render the following sacred programme
at appropriate intervals during the ex-
ercises:
March, Woelker).
Largo, (HandeD.
Andante, Ieoncavallo)
Intermezzo Sinfonico. MascasnD.
f~I,ius Animann, from Stabat Mater,
Rossini).
The meeting will be under the auspices
of the Y NJ G. a.
AT BROAD-STREET.
"A snecial programme of reopenins-day
ror,ices will be rendered at Broad-Street
M. r.. Church DR.. Tudor breaches IN
the morning at II o'clock. ana LIE. steer
at right at S o'clock. Special services
will also be held Monday, Tuesday ana
Wednesday.
Rev. S. R. Maxwell, pastor of the
Third Christian Church Twenty-sl I.I.a
and Marshall Streets. will preach TWO
special sermons to-day. .,o,e..
The morning subject will be CrucllS
ING Christ While We Wear His Robes.
and the evening subject "The Disaster
at Galveston"
collection will be taken up In the
evening for the sufferers at Galveston.
Rev. ]. P. Garland, D. D., will preach
in the morning at st. James M. E. Churcn.
At night Rev. r. H Bennett Will speak
on "The Passion Play at Ober Ammer-
eau,'' the second sermon OF series on
Impressions of Europe.
Rev. Carey E. Morgan will fill his pull
nit in the morning, at Seventh-Street
Christian Church. His subject will be
s.NIother and Son at Golgotha.
Rev. John D. La Mothe, of Hamilton,
Toudoun county, Va, will conduct divine
services on both occasions at st. Paufs s.
Rev. George Fl. Spooner will preach at
Trinity Methodist, in the morning on
Goods Judgment-A Lesson from Cal
veston,'' and in the evening on storms
ard Anchors"
NO AFTERNOON SERVICE.
There will be no afternoon service at
Monumental to-day, as DR.. Evans will
not be back until the following Sunday.
Rev. Lewis r. Levering conducted the
morning service last Sunday, and Will DO
SO again this Sunday
DR.. Witherspoon. pastor of Grace-Street
Presbyterian Church, who was prevented
from reaching the city last Sunday. on
account Of sickness, has returned. much
improved, and will occupy his pulpit to-
dav both morning and night. He will
take his text in the morning from Ro-
mans ", q. Subject: Faith and Its
Marks" At night his text will be from
second Thess. I, 3. and. subject: Faith
and It's Growth
Rev DR.. Lewis will preach at IL o'clock
a M. in the auditorium of the Second
Presbyterian Church, which has under
gone thorough repair and is open again
for service DR.. Lewis is one of the
most eloquent preachers in the Northern
Presbyterian Church.
Dr.. Steel, Sunday morning will preach on
the Galveston Calamity. The new chorus
choir will render delightful music. This
choir numbers about thirty members,
and promises to be one Of the leading
ottractions OF Centenary Church during
the coming season.
At the First Baptisft Church Dr.. Cooper
win preach in the morning on the CAL
weston disaster, and In the evening on
..rhe Expectant Face -
TENT MEETINGS.
snasnite the rain and clouds last night,
#+ha fen-meeting ON Randolph Street. con-
I Quoted due by Rev. George H Wiley, was
/ one Of the best Of the series These
=, aetings are gaining in interest all the
time. There viii be Sunday-school in
sthe tent at 80 this morning. preaching by
atI,a pastor at IL O'Clock. union class-meet-
ing at s o'clock P. NJ, and the meeting