The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-14
The CALL TO DR. DuNANAY
ne viii Render His Decision To-
D.y-serviccs at Clay-street
Church-Cathoiic
Notes

the work Of the Bapusis IN Ric iiilo'to
MIL make som. new suggestions tsiat
Will be OF interest.
The n,,ar,e,fe choir of the First Church
vii! render as one of its numbers 'hss *
oss;si;e passagi, from Steiner Cruc stiAso'A'
..God SO Loved the Wor.d
an the absence of Mrs aaaus 80;
Gum, the regular soprano OF the en w. |
the part viii be kindly taken ~ |
l5raron ,yha has recently come 10 ouA
Issi.v Mis-. 4Iaren is from Abingdon
va. and has already made q sl9ns |
g,nuression by her superb VOICE Wiz !
mas great sweetness and unusual coiti. ea;S.
The other members OF the choir are
Cofer icontralto}, Captain Franh 80,
ham fteaorl Mr.. Thurston CaIoo%o 49,
and Professor Leslie J. NatSo.'' -
and director.
pay IT s Runaway D. D., VINO mas
been called to the pastorate OF the bd1 ION
( Heights Baptist Church, will make known
Els decision to the church to-uas.
l1r. Dunaway. who has been sco1,uueaae
a revival In Lancaster, was expsc Gu ~
turn to his home in Fredericksburg Se
terday. ,.,,+~
The congregation OF the Barton Heishls
Church and the Baptists OF R1chmolio
generally have strong hopes that Dr- Dua-
AWAY will take up his Work amongst tiienl'
He has had the call under consideration
for some time. and though II is llnpossi-
BILE to forecast mis- decision. it is safe TO
say that he has given the eau us hios.
favorable consideration.
RAIlLY-DAY.
Ra11y-day services will BIS observed al
C,lay,Straet NJ E. Church to-day Eiapo-
rate arrans ementS have been maze 10
make the occasion a great SUCCESS. Inc
programme follows:
13nii-calI ..-.....--...-...... Secretary
pl
School
HYMN. No. As. "Glad All the Day School
Lesson Recital, Apostles Greed in con-
cert ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Schooi
Prayer
Hymn. No. R7. What Gathering that
M.il Be- 3, welcome g minutes MI Dudley ouduol
Hymn, Happy Little Birds.
Primary Department
Address 6 uinutes) "Our Primary Depart
ment' ...... Miss Rosalie Pettis
HYMN, Dropping Pennies Primary Dept
Reports of Classes-Attendance, Collec-
tions, etc. --------------------.---E1 eachers
Hymn, No. 2s, Faith is the Victory
- School
Address as minuteso. Rev. G. Il. spooner
Hymn. No. 20. Onward, Christian Sol
diers" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Schooi
sons, ....-.... Rev. w. W. Smith
Hymn, No. So Tell it Again.. School
Address Is minutes) Teaching
Mr. Q. S. Morton
Hymn. No. so. Building Day by Day
School
Report OF School ................ Secretary
Hymn, No. le6. When the Roll is Called
School
aenediction.
A, II O'Clock Rev. L. B. Betty will
preach the rally sermon.
CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. Russell Cecil, D. D., the newly
chosen pastor of the Second Presbyterian
Church of this city win ILL his pulpit to-
day for the first time. Dr.. Cecil
is speaker of great force and eioquence,
and it is expected that a large congre-
cation will gather to hear his first ser
mon at the Second Church.
At the Grore-Ayenuez BAPTIST Church
This morning, DR.. j. B. Hawthorne. will
discuss The Curse of 1dieness.
AT the Sunday-erening service Rev.
r. II. Pitt, D. D., editor of the Religious
Herald. will occupy the pulpit.
Rer. r. II. Bennett, pastor of ST. James
Church, will to-day prsach the first of
eer-es OF sermons on marriages..
The subjects of his discourses follow:
October lith, The History of Mar
riage;t' October 21st, Marriage Without
Love-" November 4t!l, Divorce No
veInher 11th. Love without Marriage"
November 18th, How TO be Happy,
though Married
Dr. Wirnersooon, pastor of Grace-Street
Presbyterian Church. viii occupy his pull
pit to-day at both the morning and
night services. The subject of his morn
ing discourse viii be THE Serpent OF
Brass and the Well OF Water After the
morning service the regular quarterly
communion viii be observed and reception
of members.
at night the Doctor will take for his
subject Holiness ana the Vision of the
Kings Face
Rev S. r. Maxwell. who has been
spending some time III Lunenburg. Will
flli his pulpit as usual to-day.
There was preaching in the tent on
Nineteenth Street between Main ana Cary
last night. To-day there viii be tH1re5
services. the inst at 3 o'clock. at which
Rev. Ray Codding vii! deliver an address. !
. The music at this meeting viii be furnished
by q large choir of Children from Man
chester. under the ERECTION of Mr. Charles
Green.
The other services will be held at
o'clock and s O'Clock. Preaching at both
services by Rev. S. C. Todd
MONROE BAPTIST.
Professor j. Robert Kellogg. of Rich
mond College, Will preach in the morning
at Monroe Bapfsst Church.
Rev. w. B. Beauchamp viii fill his pull
pill al Broad-Street Methodist Church at
both services. At night his subject VIII
be In His Steps,
Right Eey. Sidney Catlin Partridge, d.
D.. Bishop of kyoto. Japan. viii preach
in the morning at Monumental In the
afternoon at o'clock the pulpit viii
be filled by the RICH, Rev. Arthur c. A.
Hall, ID D., Bishop of Vermont.
Rev Robert p Kerr Will I'll his pulpit
al the FIRST Presbyterian Church al
both services.
Rev. Carey e. Morgan will preach at
both services at Seventh Street Chris
tan Church. His morning subject will
be The Strength and Weakness OF The
Church. while IN the evening he VIII
preach on The Kinship of Good and EYil.
OF. The Problem OF Providence and Sir,
Rev. T. b English. D. D.. VIII preach
At both services at Westminster Presby-
tsr4An Church.
=. Rev ". r, L. emith. .. D.. who has teen
assisttne DR.. John Pollard In revival
ineeting q Glen Allen, has returned to
fhs city. and will preach at the Second
Bap.sw Church IT both Rrvices