The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-04

Street at the disposal of the Broth rhGod.
and services will be held there every day
during Lent. except on Saturdays and
Sundays. beginning at P. NJ and closing
promptly 1t 1:30 P. NJ.
Similar services have been we'll attended
in the past years and every member of
the brotherhood is expected to make
special effort to render these services
more successful than any that have pre-
ceded them. A cordial invitation is cx-
tended to every business man, and the
prayers Of all congregations throughout
the city are asked in behalf Of this effort
to reach the hearts and to elevate the
lives Of all citizens. The services will be-
gin next Monday and be continued
throughout Lent
Rev. w. H. Williams. the Drummer
Evangelist. preached at the Methodist
Mission Twenty-frst and Franklin
streets, last night at o'clock. There was
good singing and the attendance was
large.
DIR. MASON WILL SPEAK.
Services at the Soldiers Home to-
day will be as follows: Preaching at IL
A. NJ. by Rev. W. p Constable. of the
Methodist Church, at 4 P. NJ by Rev. DR..
L. r. Mason, rector of Grace Protestant
Episcopal Church. and again at P NJ
by a minister from the Union Theological
Seminary There will be appropriate
music rendered at each of the services
Mrs. J. R. Gill with her choir of the Male
Orphan Asylum is expected at the after
noon service.
Beginning on Monday, the MINIS
terial Associa ton will supply a min
lister from day to day to conduct the
noon-hour services held daily in the
chapel of the Soldiers Home the year
round These services have been kept up
daily by the veterans now for three years,
accomplishing much good.
The recent revival services held mere
have tended greatly to increase the men,
bership in the various Baptist churcnes.
The several pastors report a NUMBER
of conversions by mail Of otherwise, ana
consider their efforts an entire success.
MIR. WILLIAMS HERE.
The mems meetings at ASSOCIATION
Building during the past month have
been the largest in attendance and re-
suits for many years Rev w.
II. Williams, the drummer evangelist, a
man with a message, will speak IN the
auditorium at 4 o'clock this evening. Ills
theme will be conscience" A cordial in
vitation is extended to all men to be pres
ent.
BOYS, Gospel Army will meet IN the
Music Room at 2:45 in usual service OF
song and drill. Mr.. Frank L. Wells
VIII give the boys oio
"Launching Boat ;"
A. centenary Methodist church there
will be services to-day both morning
and evening. Rev. DR.. Steel will preach
in the morning, and DR.. WiEam =. Ed
wards, of Randolph-Macon College, Will
preach at night.
Rev. ". B. Beauchamp, pastor Of
Broad Street Methodist church, Will
preach at both morning and evening ssc-
vices to-day His subject FOR the
morning will he RELIGIOUS Value OF
Lent For the evening. wisdom.
Rev Robert ". Barnwell. rector OF 81.
Johns Episcopal church. Florence. S.
c., will conduct services at st Pauis
church to-day.
The pastor, Rev. Af.ssAshby Jones, vii!
preach to-day ats11 O'clock a. NJ and
at s o'clockP. NJ, at.Leigh Street church.
mere WILL be no service ar the Chu-c5.5
OF the Covenant tonight on ac-
cc,:rt OF the nlass-meeting at the Grace.
Street Presbyterian church.
UNION CLASS MEETING.
The Union Glass Meeting of the A1etho-5
dist churches of Richmond and Man
chester will be held at Centenary AL +.
church to-day, the 4th; at Q, CLOCK =
NJ. Services conducted by J. Slo NJ
gomery, Of Union Station : 4 All are m.
Evited to attend.
IS This afternoon at a qua rter peto IS,
clock. Rev. Gcorse H. aNiles 8 III
conduct Bible Study in old atarke
5 o'clock the cvanre,st.c service
will begin. Fairmount Church League
will be present to lead the singtns.
q Dew DR.. i. NJ. Mercer, pastor zof West
View Baptist church. will ADDRESS the
YhatsoeVer Y's,; at the resid enceS % Miss
Mary Bl1lloch. Home Place, A1ondas-