The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-11

REV BARR
MONUMENTAL |. ] \ |: ! | / \! !.
The Improvements on the interior.
Have Been Completed:
Or. HAWTHORNE /: I Q . CATHOLICS ca no
sIasercattns Services az Broad Street
l1etho1.s, DR.. Smith n Second
Bapsis1 Ci,urch-church Items
and Catholic Notes
SDR. HAWTHORN 1 CATHOLl Cs.

pulpit
Tho handsome improvements that have
b.en In construction for the last lew
rcnntbs have been completed. ana VIII
ne utilized at the services today.
,1,he handsome hfe-slze painting OF the
: .e,rrection. by John F. Kaufman. has
lust received the finishing touches ana
4pz,ll be presented to view for the mrs.
aime to-day. An appropriate SEN
onent has been exercised IN tne se.ssso.-
OF the subject OF this paanuns. 1n aaa,.
.ncntal church, as is known. was lueuis
,..te5 to chose who fell victims 10 ,hs
danes that destroyed the fachmono
Theatre in ISL. and 1T was thoushL tie
..Resurrection,' = representing the Wotl.sAt
g., s1nest of the body OF the Lord. met s,'
1nr the angel at the entrance
ann,b. was a fitting memorial.
Mr. Kaufman also decora1eu Ii .s.io,,aS
= nd with the beauty and taste olspiaseu
=, NC work. has made the Monumental Ia.
- s.,aHe,r tbe hand soonest churches IN the
city. ,.,,,.,,,1, BAPTIST
..-hrastianity and Lawyers IS inc
.bene Of DIR. Smith s. sermon sem. OIL, !. ~.
Went ut the Second Bapus. Chu 1s a.
A. crowded house heard nun ..r-bris-
sunday night on the supJer.' sar;e.
kl,~,Y =
.,rnI,ises TO he very popular ana neipiua.
s NJ Doctor will be glad to see menioels
=, it1,es legal profession present. anu atso
4harl.w class of Richmond CoLese.
s. "a A, the morning service Dr. r. j.. Wal
bingham will preach on missions
s 1rs,a large congregations that n11ena
tba second Baptist church Erea.ty en'ys
the beautifui music rendered ny tn .s.a
e,,,.,,did choir. A specially attrac cst.
st'n-..s,,.,,na mas been prepared for po1h
xa,,Scae to-day At the morning SCI
"a several new and bright anthems van
- e,,,,,r- and at the evening service MISE
sl.,,a will sing the great AIil !1..a =,
- Israel" from the oratorio OF Ethan.
1,b<,. church will doubtless De ~
both occasions.
HRoADSTREET METHODIST sS
Rev Mr.. Beauchamp. pastor OF, Broad.
erect Methodist Church. ~1H "
ni,ht deliver a special sermon 10 Sou.is
mon. being one of a series. anu ,r ,is
music wall be very attractive co,aar
.1,,,.,, win be assisted by Miss CaiceF'
~ +e.or whose voice is one OF the
- ,.+ remarkable ever heard in TINS CITY
nv. Virginia. Glee Club. the Well known
s-nala ouartette. Will also sing two mum
t,ars md there will be an octette oE
:, .,,,,ars Of the choir. The programme
is as follows:
= 1yoiuntary, Brightly Cleans Our Ban
ner,. fGale). by Broad-street Chor;
Male Quartette. selected, by sars,nla
fs,ea club: Anthem. above. Below
Wi h Gaze, CHolden). by double
nuurtette: Ofrertory, tenor solo, ao,y
CITY {Adams), by Miss Calder Male
ouartette. selected, by Virginia Glee
Club. 49,,
There win be programmes as usual.
and the public are cordially anVl l,o
these services will continue every SUI
day night during the month. Inc snp-
tect of Mr.. Beauchamp's sermon To-
night will be Wine.
SERVICES AT ST. PAULs
Services Will be conducted at st. Paul's
Erxsceral Church to-day, both morn
ing and evening, by Rev Berrynan
Green, rector OF Christ Chucrn, - AleAan-
dria, Va.
enthsstreet Christian Church. will preach
to-da- on The following subjects
Mor1ing, "a New-Testament Partner
ship: evening. Our Obligations to the
Young. -, AZ
cuss very popular subjects at Groye-Ave-!
nue. BAPTIST Church to-day. In me
morning his theme will be THE Crime OF
Nselecting the Offending Childhood" and
u1EDL he Whii iilissNSi hiAS Ao>@s'sASAA
has been pertinent for ages past. Why
Christ Built the Church on Peter
DIR. Hawthorne extends a cordial invita-
ton 10 ali Romanists to come and hear MN
on this subject az
METHODIST SU1SDAY1scHoOL
The Methodist Sunday-school Society
will meet at St James NJ r., Church TINS
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
The mo,pthly meeting OF the Baptist
cSnrdafinn of Richmond
and Manchester will be held hsals
afternoon at o'clock ut the tirove-ATe-
p,e Baptist Church. This is also the an
nuai meeting Reports Of officers VIII be
read and election of officers will be held
An interesting meeting and good music
may be expected.
to-day win be as follows: AT II o'clock
RexI5 W. Pr Constable. OF the Methodist
Church, will preach, At o'clock Rev
LAKES q, Cook, pastor Hoge Memorial
Church. will conduct the services. and at
s O'Clock Rev. ]. Edmunds Brown, OF
the Union Theological Seminary. Will
prtach.
There will be appropriate music at each
Of the services.
BPWoRTH LEAGUE.
Centenary Dpworth League will be
present at old Market Hall this afternoon
at 4 O'Clock to lead the singing in the
Gospel service conducted by Rev. g: II.
Wiley. DR.. s. A. Steel is expected to
make an address
II Rev. II. l.. ouarles returned yesterday
from Harrisonburg. where he has been
assisting in revival. and will occupy his
pulpit at Broaddns-Memorial Church at
both services.
~ Mr.. w. s. Wilson. of the senior class.
VIII conduct the morning service In, the
ff,t. chapel at Union Station.
Or. T. c. johnson Will preach In the
evening.
B DR.. ". FL Hatcher returned to the city
yesterday and will occupy his pulpit at.
both services
CATHOLIC NOTES.
4 The usual St Patrick's-Day exercises
~du take place ut St Patriok's Church
net Saturday. The Lenten services at