The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-27
SUNDAY LEAGUE
FULLY ORGANIZED.
A Complete List of the Officers and
Committees.
MEMORIAL SERVICE TONIGHT.
DIR. w. e. Hatcher viii To-Day Ccic-
brase His Twcnty-Fifh Anniyer-
sar,y as Pastor. of (,race-S.rcct
MEMORIAL SERVICE TONIGHT

The Sunday Observance League Of Rich
-Fora and Manchester and vicinity is fuily
organized and ready for work The OIL
cere and committees are as follows, the
Executive Committee being composed OF
the oftic and ctairmcn Of the several
standing committees:
Gficers-Prcsident, Mr.. James D. Crump;
First Yice-Pyesfdent. a1r. Eugene G. Mas
sic: Second Yice-Presideat, Mr.. II. w
Wood; Third Vice-President, MIR. John +.
Mayer: Recording Secretary and Treas
1rer. Mr.. g. M SmithdcaI; Corresponding
Secretary, Rev. W. S. Campbell.
Legal Co1nmittee-Eugene c. MasSie
(cliaar1nan). Sol Cutchins, Wallace Brown
and c. W. Throckmorton-
Finance Corn-nittee-John c. Freeman
{chair1nan), W. NJ. TaIiaferro. G. r.. Can
non, James 3. Montgomery and j. e.
Blair
Nominating Committees. W. Mckee
tclsalT1naI). 7. A. HARRISON &secretary).
r. a. Gary. Z. C. DISCS and L NJ Mer-
Ger
Membership Committee. e. Campbell
(chairman), W. G. Captain. L. II jenkins,
j. Garland Pollard. Jr.. F. II. CARRIER, Il.
AZ Long, Thomas w Joseph, George G.
Jefferson, ". Il. Jones, S. d. Woodln,
Walter J. Suead, r. NJ Pace, c. Y. Bar
gasnin. J. stuart Gibson, Phil H. Powers.
George J. Benson W. r. Clarke, j. w.
lockwood, Jr.. W. T. AIE12istead. DR.. II
s. Mclean, Stanley Reed, Charles lIor-
1-aine. W. n. Dunn, 7. a HARRISON, ..
S. Morton, James II Campbell, r. l.
Bailey, W. Fred Richardson, c. E. Brauer.
Lee Todd, e. c. Walford, Rasmus Mel
son and NJ. L. Wills.
TRINITY METHODIST.
Prof. r.. j. Kellogg will preach tonight
at o'clock at Trinity Methodist Church.
Rev W. d. Beauchamp viii deliver an
address at the Children's-Day service at
Highland Park Methodist Church at 5
O'Clock this afternoon
Divine service at ST. Paul's to-day
will fe conducted by Rev. john Ridout,
rector of Grace Church. Petersburg. AT
night the middle aisle viii be reserved
for the Knights Tenaplar, OF Richmond.
Mr. Eugene Douglass, of the Union
Theological Seminary, will preach at 4:So
o'clock this afternoon al Overlook Pres
byterian Church.
Dr.. Richard Henry Thomas, of Bait
more. viii conduct services at Friends
Church
Rev. ]. e. Smith, of Philadelphia. will
preach to-day at New Jerusalem
Chapel. Subject at II a. NJ: Second Com
ing of the LORD; at 8 2. M, The Con-
summation of the Age, or End OF the
World" Seats free. All are cordially
Invited.
The men of Richmond viii have a privi-
aese of bearing a man who. knows what
he is talking about this afternoon
at 4 o'clock, In Young Mems Christian an
EaH of Illinois, the noted author, lee
turer and orator, will address the men S
1aass-meett1g, tainf for his theme me Plain IoI
has written a most helpful book on this
SUBJECT aud one that mas a ready .at sale SAFE:
in addition to this, ne is one of the finest
sneakers in the country.
Ms4ss-1neeting for boys in the auditorium
at 2:i5 o'clock. pr. HAL mas mas conSented 70
psa and viii 4 tell ct I9e M9s5 Sne-
tiTssi boys ara wanted for this meeting
agle Workers Bible Training Class will
meet sn the parlor at OILS, and all men
are INT" INTERESTING SERVICE.
Chfldren's-Day Will be a day of unusual
interest to Broad-Street Methodist Church
this morning. These exercises Will
service. The children. who have been
;lractcing q floral service for some time
and WHO ant!cipte no little pleasure in
their representations as roses. grasses
and other sweet blossoms, are anxious
that their friends shall enjoy the service
with them and extend cordial invitation
to all who wish to be present a beauti-
full feature of the programme will be
foral-beil service, under the leadership
OF little Miss Ruby Humphreys, who is
queen of the Children's-Day and Flowers
sn the service. The tiny little tots of the
infant class will have Sunshine Band
to represent them. The music IS very
pretty indeed, and the Sunday-school will
he assisted in this by the regular choir OF
the church.
THE whole service promises TO be one of
unusual brightness, sweetness and inter
est and viii be carried out almost entire
" by the children.
Rev w. B. Beaucharnp VIII deliver an
address. Tie public is cordially invited.
WITH THE VETERANS.
Soldiers Home Chapel. services to-
day, as follows: At II A M, by
the students of Richmond College. AT
p. NJ, preaching by Rev. w. P. Constable,
and at oclocl1-in the evening again by
Rf.r. w. p. Constable. Appropriate music
at each service.
The revival service that has been going
on during the last week, will continue
throughout this week.
NeeSiry every evening at S O'clock.
Rev S. H Farrer, of Fredericksburg,
will preach at Cowar din-Ayeuen Christian
Church Manchester, this morning and
evening. His subject in the morning at II
o'clock viii be The Danger of Neglect
His subject in the evening at o'clock
viii be The Eclipse of Jesus Christ, or
the Shadow OF Dogma
Rev. S. r. Maxwell will preach two spe-
c,aI sermons Sunday in the Third Chris
tan Church. fiis subject in the morning
viii be THE Devils Argument" His sub
ject In the evening Mt s p. NJ. Will be
THE Carnival in Relation to Protected
Vice"
AT sHvENTH-sTREET.
Rey. DR.. Carey E. Morgan will preach
the memorial sermon 70 the Hollywood
Memorial Association and the several Con-
tederato organiza ions OF the city at
Seveuth-Street Christian Church to-
might. HIS subject will be taken from
Joshua ~, sth to 18th verses. This me-
mortal service IS preparatory to Memorial
Day, and viii be exceedingly interesting
IN every detail. The favorite hymns OF
General Lee and President Davis viii be
sung in connection with an especially fine
musical programme. which has been ar
ranged tor the occasion.
Key. Dr. George Il. Hall, of Decatur
Ill. viii preach at seventh-street in the
morning al IL o'clock.
Large crowds viii doubtless hear Dr..
Hawthorne at Grove-Avenue Baptist
Church, discuss TWO interesting themes. In
the morning MS subject viii be The
Eyangelization of the southern States of
pur Re,scblic.'' At night ale viii tell
How 10 Conquer the World DR.. Haw-
thorne will leave early tomorrow morning