The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-14
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The Junior League Of James
Methodist Episcopal Church VIII meet
to-day at ap nm instead Of at r. o.. ]
as a,lrins. the sumner months. Miss Nil Z
bred Ssubbs, president OF the y nn1or
League, has returned TO the city and
viii have charge OF the meeting Sunday,
An interesting and profitabb3 service Is
expected The Senior League VIII meet at
o'clock instead OF at as heretofons
The young men OF Richmond and Slcln-.
I ity .stll have the privilege Of hearing one
Of :sae brotherhood leaders speak this
afternoon at the z. M C. A tMr.
Eugene C. Denton. of Rochester, n. Y,
win address the mems mass-meefang IN
the Association Auditorium at O'CLOCK.
The theme will be True Manhood. II
VII, be a meeting that men cannot az
ford to miss. Service will last exactly one
hour opening with service OF sons.
All men are cordially invited to attend.
The gymnasium Of the Y. NJ 9. A. re-
opened yesterday morning with good
attendance.
IS Rev. j. K. Mason, D. D., rector Of St.
Andrews Church, Louisville, KY, WI
preach at Holy Trinity Church this morn
ing at IL o'clock. The Rev. a c. han.
I D. D., bishop Of Vermont, will preach at
1llSnI at o CLOCK.
NI2sEEND CHURCH
Rev. w. j. Sheiburne will preach at Ii
A NJ. at the West End Christian Church,
1905 West Cary Street. to-day. The
public are cordially invited.
Bloadus Memorial Baptist Church will
begin special services to-day. that
will continue throughout the week. con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev. c. P. Stealey.
The subject at II A NJ The keys of the
Kingdom-1Vho holds Then2"; and at
P NJ "Mephibosheth.'
DR.. Steel, of Centenary Church, has been
sick for several days. but is better and
expects to preach this morning and even
ing.
This morning at III o'clock Mr..
G. Harry Davis, of Philadelphia, vice.
president OF the Brotherhood of st. An
drew, viii deliver an address. The church
is on the corner of Twenty-second and Ven
able Streets. Traction cars to lakewood
pass the door.
at the Chapel of the Redeemer rally
Of the Sunday-school will be held at $3.50
O clock P. NJ. There viii be a full choral
service and address.
There will be no service at Parish
Church at night.
Rev NJ. L. Staples has accepted an in
vitation to conduct three protracted
meetings in Kentucky.
He expects to leave for his field OF labor
this week.
There will be baptizing at Hicks
Swimming Pool. near Chestnut Hill. this
afternoon at O'Clock. Mr. Hicks
will run conveyances to carry the people
from the car line to the scene Of the
baptizing without charge.
The music at the Second Baptist Church
to-day will be Of an exceptionally
high order. A special and elaborate pro-
granme has been arranged for the occa-
sion
In the absence of the Rev. M Ashby
Jones, who is assisting his father the
Rev. j. William Jones. at a series OF meet
sngs in Chapel Hill, N. c., DR.. j. w.
Pitcher viii preach at Leigh-Street Bap-
list Church to-day at IL A. an. Dr. E.
Z. Bomar will occupy the pulpit at the
Will preach at Calvary Baptist Church in
the morning.
CATHOLIC NOTES.
Forty Hours Devotion viii commence
at the Sacred Heart Church this morn
ing with High Mass at o'cock-
Vespers will take place in the evening
at o'clock. The music will be of a
very high order.
A contract was given out last week
to Mr.. John Amhrien, the popular con-
tractor, for fine and handsome vest
case will be of solid oak highly polished,
and will be handsome piece Of church,
furniture.
ST. Mary's Social and Beneficial Union
will hold their annual outing at the farm
of Mr.. Ben. Schultz, in Chesterfield Coun-
ty, ON October 18th.
The Holy Name Society of the Cathe-
dral. will hold its regular monthly meet
ing at 1880 O'Clock this evening.
ISot1,
will leave the city tomorrow night to
visit his parents at Lynchburg, Va.
C. X of A, Branch No 1I3, of the
cathedral, will MET to-day after
9-o'clock mass.
The Children OF Mary will go to Holy
Communion in a body in the morning.
ST Patricl1s Vesper Club will tender
to their members and friends a grand
literary and musical soiree on Thursday
evening, October 25th.
A large class of Altar Boys are now
under instructions for serving at mass at
st. Patricks.
Mother Edith. of Benedictine Nuns. is
very much improved in health from her
late illness.
Sister Eugenia of ST. Patrick's Acade-
my, is slowly improving from her late
attack Of Illness.
Father verwilghen. of Vancouver.
Washington State paid a visit tos Monte
Maria Convent during the week.
Real Estate Men.
A meeting of the real estate agents of
the city was held yesterday afternoon in
the Offices OF the A. j. Chewing Com