The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-07-01

Niiiiafl T. ia icaef: presentation OF d.
bic, Dr.. George Cooper: Orlainins Pray
er DR.. r. j. Willngham: Hymn Bene-
dicton by Rev. {. 7 Wllingham
There will be no service at this church al
night.
PASTORS VACATIONS.
Alton. Va. has become a fab!ed summer
resort for ministers antl their families.
Among those %ho will spend the month
Of August there are DR.. j. B. Hawthorne
and Rev. NJ Ashby Jones, of Richmond;
Dr.. Battle. OF Petersburg. Dr.. Tyree, Of
Durham. n. c.; nr. Marshall, OF Raleigh,
\. c.. Rev. Frank Barnett. Of Washing
ton. Ga, and probably Dr.. Landrum, Of
Atlanta.
The Christian ministers of this city and
Manchester will hold an outing at Forest
Hill Park tomorrow. They Will leave
Seventh-Street Church at 10 o'clock in
body.
Rev ]. j. VOL, who has just completed
d postgraduate course at Union Theologi-
cal Seminary mere, has entered upon his
work as evangelist in the Synod of Viz
Sinia He has located at Williamson, w
Va.
A new magazine, to be known as the
Christian Monthly, will be published ear
ly in July by Mr.. Julian c. Anderson, the
publisher Of the Gospel Messenger This
magazine will contain editorial contribu-
tons from some Of the leading ministers In
Virginia and States adjoining. 1t will also
contain reports from State, Home and For
eign missions and the Churches, Sunday
Schools, Christian Endeavor Societies, etc:
IN THE CHURCHES.
DIR. J. b. Hawthornes sermon this
morning will be a, message to women. his
subject will be "Christs Conception of
True Woman" He will compare this con-
ception with the masculine aspirations anu
tendencies Of the modern new woman a
special invitation is extended to the ladies
of Richmond.
Rev Carey E. Morgan will preach TINS
morning at SeVenth-Street Christian
Church. on Men for the Age" In the
evening he will continue the Chart Ser
mon" begun several Sundays ago.
The Christian Endeavor Society meets at
7:15 o'clock at night in the lecture-room OF
the church.
Rev William Alexander Barr will preach
his farewell sermon al Monumental Church
this morning.
No services in the afternoon will be
held during July and August
DR. R. p kerr's subject at the First
Presbyterian Church tonight VIII
be How Can God be Good and Let Man
Suffer?" DR.. Kerr has been urged to
publish in book-form these Sunday might
sermons on Living Questions"
Divine service will be conducted at St
night by Rev. W. Dudley Powers, D. D.,
general secretary of the American Church
Missionary Society, New York
DR. r. j. Wilingham will preach at II
o'clock this morning al the Second
Presbyterian church.
Services are held every Sunday a 8
p A. in the chapel of Union Theological
Seminary, on the Brook Turnpike. Dr.
James p. Smith is the preacher this eve
ming.
Mr.. S. r. Maxwell. pastor of the Third
Christian Church. will preach a special
sermon to church members this morn
ing. His subject will be Resolved,
That Cornelius the Heather, was Superior
| in Character and Conduct to the Majority
Of the Church-Membefs of the Present
Day
He will preach special sermon at night
TO the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. on The Great
| Crisis
anpontment at Rio Vista to-day at
| $50 p. NJ; subject: THE Gospel"
Rev. William z. Hatcher, D. D.. will
| preach in the morning at Grace-Street
| Baptist church. The pulpit at night will
! be filed by Rev. George Cooper, D. d.
| Rev. II. NJ. Hope, assistant editor Of the
! Richmond Christian Advocate, will preach
| a, II o'clock this morning at High
land Parl. Methodist Church. in celebration
| OF the payment Of the church debt.
Tha subject OF Mr.. Alexander Packle
| this morning at II O'Clock at the
| Christadelphian Eccles:a. Lee Camp Hall,
| will be Jesus. the Man of Nazareth.
Services at the Soldiers Home Chapel
| to-day Will! be as follows At IL a,
| NJ. by Rev w 2. Constable; at $50 P,
| NJ. by Rev. DR.. Landon r. Mason. rector
| Of Grace Episcopal Church, and at P. NJ,
| by Rev. W P. Constable Appropriate
| music at each service.
Rev Dr. A. d. Louthan will preach al
| Howar5i's Grove Church to-day. he
is visiting his brother, Rev. II. I. Louth-
| an.
| Communion services will be held this
| morning a the First English Lutheran
Church: pastor, Rev, c. a. Marks. Ihere
| will BIS no evening services
During hot weather services al HOLY
Trinity Church will be at O'Clock instead
| OF $50.
To-day will be day OF interesting
services at the Association Building. Dur
| ing the months of july, August and Sep
TENDER. the meetings will be especially
| applicable to Christian young men. while
all young men Will be welcome. The
themes for consideration during these
summer months will be about young men