The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-09-16
School Caps, Hats and Tafns
will conclude with the services at night,

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| will conclude with the services at night,
conducted by Mr.. Wiley.
The tent is waterproof, and rain will
not keep back the service. a well-knowr
seNtette Of gentlemen from church down
| town will occupy the choir Sunday night.
The Rev. J. e Smith, OF Philadelphia,
who was so prominent in the biblical
| lectures at the Auditorium last June. will
! be in Richmond from September ed to
| 50th, and will conduct the services at the
New Jerusalem mission, No. 1920 West
| Broad Street.
Miss Lucy Morton, daughter of Major
J. w. Norton, of keysville, Va, will sing
| the offertory at st. James Episcopal
| Church this morning and at Broad
Street Methodist Church this even
ing Miss Morton has a soprano voice
that is highly spoken of, and has been
studying under some of the best vocal
teachers in this country.
The Rev. j. II. Griffith, of Kinston. N.
c.. who has occupied the pulpit of Grace
Episcopal Church. in the absence of the
rector will preach his last sermon there
to-day at II o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Kerr will return to the
city next week. and will occupy his pulpit
on Sunday, sd instant. To-day the Rev:
l.. s. Johnston, of South Boston Va, Will
terrain Church, at II O'clock
Rev. Willis Wilson will preach this morn
ing at the Church of the Covenant At
| night the pulpit will be filed by Rev j.
Gray AcAllister.
Commander-in-Chief of the Homeward
! Bound Christian Mission. Mr.. Fred Gard
! ner, will deliver his first address on his
| visit to Richmond in behalf of the organi-
| cation, on the night of the 18th of Septem
| Der, at 7:45 P NJ; at the Venable-Street
| Baptist Church on the 18th; at the oio
! Market Hall, Seventeenth and Main Streets,
on the Goth, and on the 2lst at the Home
| ward Bound Christian Mission Hall, on
! Twenty-first and Franklin Streets All who
! are interested in mission work will he
| pleased TO hear him, and will have treat
! and a blessing to their soul. Mr.. Fred
| Gardner has a wide record.
CATHOLIC NOTES.
! Rev Father CASTOR Payne was called
] to Danville, Va, to conduct the obsequies
| over the remains of Mr.. Willard Lynskey,
who died in that city during the present
| week.
| High mass at 1890 will be resumed at
st. Patrick's Church this morning.
| st. AIary's High School will open to-
| morrow. under the charge OF Rev.
Father John. Q. S. B.
| Rev. Father Louis. 0. S. B., Will say
| the 9 O'Clock mass to-day he
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| ject to the young people.
| To-day masses at st. Mary's Church
| will be as follows. Low masses at and
| 0. and high mass at 1880; Vespers at
| P NJ.
| The Forty-Hour devotions will co=n-
| mence at ST. Mary's Church on octooer
! 1st. Feast of Most Holy Rosary.
| Few. Father O. N. Jackson. OF ST. Jo-
| sanh,s Church. has gone to Baltimore for
| a few days visit
Rev. rather Thomas E. Waters paid
| a visit to Roanoke, Va, during the past
week.
! thedral, has returned from MS Visit 10
his parents at Lynchburs, Va
| Rev. Father Yates. OF St Joseph'5. has
returned to the city from his vacation.
which he spent at Ocean City, Md. he
seems very much improved by his trlD
| to the seashore.
ST. Mary College, Belmont, N. c.. Will
| omen next Tuesday, and the following
| n,1ni1s from this city VIII attend: Master
IuItus and Ed Stumpf r. Murphy and
p Rliley. They left the city on Friday
| night.
been the chaplain at Hollybrook. the
summer home of the orphans and Sisters
of Charity during the summer, will re-
turn to his charge at ST. Mary's Church
to-day.
81. Mary's Benedictine Institute, under
the charge of the Benedi1tine Nuns, will
| reopen for the coming session to-mor-
Mr.. Paul valdrlch left the city on Wed
| nesdav. September 9Th. for New York.
| where he embarked on September 9Th on
| the French line of steamers for , Havrs'
| France. He will go direct to Florence
There he will meet his sister. Miss Pau
line. and then they viii visit their par
| n5ts at Campo, Lucca- He will be gone
several months. and on his return trio
ST PAUL'S CHOIR
The choir of St. Paul's begins Its regular
Years work to-day During the offertory
the bass solo and quartette VIII sing var
ran.s s.F,ven Me- and during the evening
.er1,;ca offertory DR.. Hartley CarmichaePs
se eanfsfu Ie crossing the Bar viii be sung
The new auartstts is e9 pnssrd Of a enn
Brown. Soprano: Mrs. Re: mn. Ms;,s COT
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