The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-18

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The meeting VIII open with the usual SER
vice Of song.
Boys, gospel army will meet In the Mus
#tclRoom at 2:5 p. NJ In charge Of AS
5sistant Secretary Hamilton.
workers Bible Training Class IN the
sparlor at 5:15 P. ~, conducted by the
General Secretary. { &
DIR. Pel1 gave one Of his interesting
talks on the Sunday-schools lesson in as
sociation hall yesterday afternoon at s
90 clock.
Rev. Mr.. C. d. craw1ey. of Union-Sta-s
ton Methodist Church. being sick, his
pulpit will be filled this morning by
Rev. Mr.. R. H. Bennett, of ST James
Church. 81
The Richmond College Male Quartette
will sing two numbers, at Grace-Streeta
BAPTIST Church this morning The
quartette Is very fine one. and is COM
posed Of the following singers: :,
Messrs. NJ s. Allen, tenor: J.
scruggs, second tenor; G. c. Durham.
first bass; and A. c. Harlow. second bass.
ROSEBUD RALLY.
The members of the Rosebud Mission
ary Societies of Richmond and Man
chester will hold rally at Asbury.
Methodist Church this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock. The young people viii march to
the church in bodies.
vented from singing at Broad-Street
Methodist Church last Sunday night by
illness, will Sing at the service Tonight
There will also be several beautiful Sc
lections by the choir, and an anthem rem
dered by a double quarteete.
The subject of Rev. Mr.. BeaLchamp's
sermon will be Friends
The public. especially young men, are
cordially invited to the special services. Z
The members of the Brotherhood of St
Andrew in Richmond and vicinity, are re-
quested to attend the service for men only
to be held by Mr.. Matthews at st. Paurss
Church this afternoon at o'clock.
Morning service will be- held at
Mount Olvet at IL o'clock by Rev.
r. Butcher Taylor. Subject: 'sWebs, but
no Garments.
Afternoon service at $3.50 o'clock, con-
Quoted by Rev. J. Andrew Bowler.
Evening service at s o'clock by Rev.
r. J. Bass.
Regular services will be, held every Sun
day morning at the Graee-Street Mission,
No. 7O2 East Grace Street, at II o'clock.
Services are also held every day from u
to 1 o'clock, and every evening at 8
o'clock.
DR.. w. G. starr. president Of Randolph
Macon College, will preach this morning
at Paramount Methodist Church.
It is expected that an interesting ser
vice will be held at Old Market Hall this
afternoon at 4 O'Clock. Rev. George
Spooner, pastor of Trinity Church, will
speak. Special singing has been arranged
for.
Mr.. Fl. B. Stoneham, of the senior class.
will conduct the services in the Union
Theological Seminary chapel this morning.
DR.. T.. r. English will preach at the eve
ming service.
The Union Glass Meeting of the Meth
odist Churches of Richmond and Aancnes-
ter will be held at Fifth-Street NJ E.
Church, Manchester, at P. NJ, services
conducted by Thomas Farley. of Barton
Heights. All are invited to attend. I
TEMPERANCE UNION
Miss Florence White. president Frances
Ensign Y, on Thursday reorganized the
Veterans Temperance Union at the Sol
diers Home. A most interesting business
meeting was held and the following
ladies were elected: Miss Florence
White, president; Miss Annie Coffee, VICE.
president; Mrs. Foster, corresponding sec
rotary; Miss Grace Booker, recording sec
retary Quite large number Of veterans
were enrolled as members. The object OF
the union is to promote total abstinence
in the Home.
Rev Jere Witherspoon will occupy his
pulpit at the Grace-Street Presbyterian
Church to-day at both services In the
morning he will take for his subject Re
viva!s and their Author. In the evening
he will take for his subject "a meeting
with the Risen Lord. !"
Mr. Edouard Won Berggrun. Of Vienna,
the celebrated baritone, will arrive in the
city to-day and will probably remain for
a week or more. Mr.. Won Berggrun will
sing at Centenary Methodist Church at
the night service.