The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-24

Wiley will preach in Old Market Hall. a
large choir under Mr.. Mitchell, Will lead
the singing.
Workinsmen can attend these meetings
with the assurance that an opportunity
will be given to leave the Hall in one
hour, after the regular service begins.
Song service begins at O'Clock
SUNDAY-SCH0OL ANNIVERSARY.
The anniversary of Grace-Street Bap-
fist Sunday-School viii take place this
evening at $50 O'Clock in the basement
of the new church, and the occasion prom
ises to eclipse all previous celebrations by
this large school.
The music for the occasion will be under
the direction of Mr.. s. f. Cosby, and will
consist of a chorus of thirty voices. while
an orchestra of ten pieces, Mr. j. Herbert
Mercer, leader. will furnish the instru-
mental selections. There vii, also be re-
citations and dialogue by Or. Hatcher's
boys. Rev. William q. Barr, rector of
Monumental Church, Will deliver the ad-
dress, which viii, undoubtedly, be interest
ing as well as instructive, as the gentle
man is widely known as an orator and
Sunday-school worker.
The revival services at West-View Bap-
fist Church commenced Sunday Rev W
T. Derieux, D. D., preached at. night, and
Rev. l. NJ Mercer in the morning Large
congregations attended both services.
The Sunday-schoOl children of st. James
Church had their Easter celebra ton Sun
day afternoon Rev William Meade
Clarke made a most happy and falicltous
address. The occasion was most inter
esting one
Rev. L. L Goodwin, of St. Marks,
preached two fine sermons Sunday TO
large congregations. The beautiful Easter
musical programme was repeated.
EanIn1r1T1 r,res, r-,n
morning for Rev Thomas Se1nznes, at St
Andrew s.
Rev. OTIS Meade. of the Diocese of
Southern Virginia, conducted the services
at ST Paurs Sunday night
Preparations are being made to lay the
cornerstone Of ST. Paul's Chapel at a
near date in the future
Rev Father Waters left yesterday at
noon for his missions in Charlotte county.
He will return on Friday
A large number of persons were received
into the membership of Calvary Baptist
Church at Sunday mornings service
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
The Presbyterian Sunday-SGhool Union
met last night at the First Church with
full attendance. Rev, w. S. Campbell
as president, and AIr. r. II. AIosby as
treasurer, We're reelected, and the EXecu-
tive Committee was Instructed 10 appoint
d secretary vice MI. w. a. Price, VINO
declined reelection.
1t was decided at the meeting to have
a joint picnic, probably at Buck Roe
Beach, and a committee consisting of one
member from each church Will make the
necessary arrangements. The Executive
Committee viii arrange for the annual
anniversary celebration in May.
The MassMeetins Committee Of the
Sunday Observance League met last eve
ming, and it was decided to hold the meet
ing on the third Sunday in May. The
speakers will be announced shortly.
Rev. DR.. r. z. Kerr. pastor of the First
Presbyterian Church, has been called 10.
the city from New York. where he has
been attending the session of the
Ecu1nenical Conference, 10 conduct the
funeral OF Mrs. Sarah AIcRae. II is prob
able that he viii leave directly after,
to finish his work as a delegate to the
conference.
The service at the First Baptist. Church
last night was better than any yet held
in the series of meetings now being con-
Quoted there. The sermon by DIR. Gross
was on ..How to be Saved To-day two
services will be heid-at 1870 a. NJ. and
S P. NJ The morning meeting will con-
tinue just one hour.