The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-29
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win nreach at the Seventh-Street Chris
tion Church this morning and eve
Ming. The morning subject win be Gods
rr,,,s,rspte and Mans Thoughts, and at
night Mr.. Sears VIII speak on the .,f'lour-s
isI,iT1a,i of In. Christian Pastor Morgan
&c in New York attending the EcnInenical
Rev. Iohn A. Gilnen, who is taking
sraeial course at the Union Theological
Seminary, will preach for the Third
Christian Church congregation TINS
rnor17ius and night. Rev. 5. Il Maxwell,
the pastor who has beeh slch iot eiie
Dast TWO weeks, is i1nl rowing.
INTERESTING MEET1NG
The mems meeting at the Young Mems
C.b-ietian Association this. after
noon will be one of unusual interest," 70
every man in Richmond. Mr. Arthur L.
Butt will be the speaker, ana VIII mus
trata the address by using twenty-four
magnificent original paintings, in gold,
nearl and crystal, of the Revelation OF
St John on. Patmos.' The hall will be
darkened with the exception OF Inc front
lights. so that a night effect VIII pc pro
duced. Mr.. C. W. Montgomery Will sing
.sThe Beautiful City Every. man IN
Richmond should hear him, ana an are
cordially invited.
The revival at West View Baptist
Church viii continue to-day and
through this week. DIR. DerieuX
viii preach at both services Sunday.
Thus far seven persons have made pubic
profession of faith, and many others are
Interested. DR.. Derieux's sermons have
been tender, searching and eminentiy
practical. He has gotten a fine hold upon
the people, as has been shown by the
| increasing attendance and deepening
interest.
DR.. Mercer, pastor of West View
church, and his people cordially invite
+5,ae- y
Miss Lee Glencora Cook, the talented
ana noted elocutionst and singer. will
| give a recital at the Third Christian
! Church, corner of Marshall and Twenty
| six Streets, Monday night at O'Clock,
at the solicitation of the w. e l. U
| ladies. Those who We're SO fortunate as
| to hear the address of Miss Cook at
! demonstration Church a few nights ago
| can well appreciate the high commenda-
! tion she has received from pulpit. and
I press. There will be no charge fer ad-
! nittance to the recital, but an oppor-
! tunity will be given for a silver offering
| on the part of such as may be inclined
| to help the w. G T. Y: cause
| CHRISTIAN UNITY.
/ The Christian Union meeting will be
{! held Sunday afternoon, May 9th, at
/ the Academy of Music An interesting
! programme of music and addresses has
| been arranged and the primary object
! of this meeting is to show to the World
| the good fellowship and Christian unity
| of the various denominations Of the city
| DR.. r. P. Kerr is chairman of a com
| mittee to arrange the details OF the
| meeting which will prove an interest
ing occasion Each denomination has
selected a minister to represent them
Rev. C. n. Van Houton is the Pres
byterian delegate, DR.. S. "A. Steel the
| Methodist, and DR.. William E. Hatcher
the Baptist.
The exercises will be open to the public
| and it is expected that this years meet
| ing will be even q greater success 1han
was achieved last year.
The meeting conducted by DR.. Gross at
the First Baptist Church Friday night
was particularly successful. Three Joined
/ the church, four professed faith FRIDAY
might, and six made a profession in the
! afternoon The total number of persons
/ who have united with the church are
eighteen, and there will be others to
| join this morning. The ordinance OF
| baptism will be administered this evenlnS,
| at which time a large number of candl-
dates will present themselves. DR.. Gross
is q. man of great personal magnetism,
as well as a powerful speaker.
Miss lillian Taylor viii sing the
offertory at DR.. Hoge's church at the
morning service and in the evening to-
day at Centenary Church.
CATEIOi1lC5 NOTES.
The Ancient Order OF Hibernlans.
Branch, No. i, will meet at the Cathedral
on Wednesday next
The Catholic Benevolent Legion will
meet on Thursday.
Resolutions of regret at the recent
death of Rev J. L. Tieruan were adopted
by the ST. Patrick's Christian Doctrine
Fraternity.
Miss Katie Simpson, niece of Mr.. James
F. Feriter who has been sick for some
time past, is now much better
Mrs. John Lehman, of North Seven