The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-06
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Webster Davis, while at S o'clock at
| night Rev D. W. Meadow. of Romeo
| verte, w. Va, will preach a special ser
| mon.
Members of r.. E, Lee Camp No /. c..
| V, will inject tonight in uniform
| at the lecture-room of Leish-Street Bap-
list Church, corner of Twenty-tifth and
| Leigh Streets, at 7:30 O'Clock, to attend
| the memorial services Of the Oakwood
| Memorial Society, the annual sermon OF
| which will be preached by the Rev. NJ
| Ashby Jones.
! 1t is expected that every member of the
| Camp that can do so will be present
| A most delightful entertainment was
| held at the Randolph-Street Baptist
! Church Friday night. given under the aus
| pices of the ladies of the church The
| entertainment was a pronounced success
| from every point of view.
| At Rio Vista Elder Staples has been
| holding semi-monthly meetings since last
| fall with, increased interest. Congrega-
| tons are large at each service. At II
| O'Clock to-day his subject viii! be What
| Is the Truth?"
| Probably the most notable report to be
made to the Norfolk Convocation of the
| Episcopal Church win be that of the Rev.
| Mr.. Ribble, of ST Paul's Church. Newport
E! News The beautiful church building has
l
| which occasion the membership was noted
! as 80 1t is now 900, an increase of fifty
| within the last half year. One class of
| twenty -four has been confirmed in that
| period. There has. of course. been d. cor
| responding increase in the Sun6ia y-school
| membership Moreover, since the last
| convention, ST. Pauls Church has estab-
| lshed another Sunday-school in East End,
| with a membership of thrty-fve
! ON rTyEJE, CNNESEJP E1NCrE,
| DR. Robert p Kerr VIII take as the
| subject of r. discourse this evening, the
| great missionary meeting Of THE Ecu
| 1nenical Conference, recently held in New
| York city. The subject is of deep inter
| est and will he handled in DIR. kerr's
| usual charming style.
| REV. William H. Laird, of Albemarle,
will conduct the morning service at SIT.
| Pauls. and also THE evening service ait
| Sis o'cfock.
| Bishop Robert A Gibson will preach and
confirm a class at st. Marks this morn
| ing. Rev. e. l.. Goodwin will occupy the
| pulpit at night.
The Junior Epworth League of st.
| James Methodist Church win hold its
| regular meeting ait 4 O'Clock this after
| noon. Miss Norma Chea Thanh will sing a
| solo, and Mr.. f. T. Wells will make an
! address. All members and friends are in
/! vited TO attend.
| Mr. r.. III. M. Brown. of the senior
| class. will conduct the morning services
/ to-day. In the evening the regular
| monthly missionary meeting will be held.
! Among THE recent visitors at the Sem
| inary were Rev. Harry Hammond, of
Atlanta. Ca. and DR.. S. II. Chester, treas
| urer of the Executive Committee of For
| egn Missions of the Southern PreSbrte-
| rian Church. DR.. Chester made in
| formal address to the students, telling
| them of the recent missionary conference
| to which he was q delegate.
! Dr. G. b. Stricken left yesterday to ait
tend the spring meeting of the Lexington
| Presbytery.
| DR.. T. r. English will be away for sew
| eral days IN attendance upon the COM
| mencenerat exercises of Columbia Semi
| nary. DR.. English makes the alunlnal adj
| dress Ito the alumni this week.
| A number OF Richmond's well known
| musicians and prominent people are in
| terested in helping raise the debt on the
! coored Fifth Baptist Church, corner of
| Harvie and Clay Streets. They have ar
| ranged a very attractive musical pro-
! gramme for next Tuesday evening, and
! the following will be a guarantee that
| any one who would like to help in
! worthy charity, and also enjoy some good
| music Will have the opportunity. The
/; programme follows:
| Miss Leahy, eloc1gtionist; Miss Smoot,
| pianist: MIR. F. II. Cloves. vocal solo;
| Miss billiard, violinist; Captain F. ".
! Cunningham, vocal solo, and DR.. Thomas
| D. AIsrrick, Niolinist.
CATHOLIC CIRCLES.
( Mrs Wren, of venable Street, still re-
! mains quite sick.
] Mrs. Mary Munich and her two children
| left the city on May first for Germany.
| where they will visit relatives.
Rev. Father Charles De Muynck. of
/ Rock Castle, Va, is on visit to the Cathe-
! dral. Tie will REMAIN over to-day.
| Very Rev. ]. J. Bowler, of the Cathe-
! Slral, has gone on visit to Rock Castle,
| Va. He Will not return until tomorrow
| Right Rev. Bishop A. Van De Vyver has
! started on his trip abroad. He VIII be
/ gone several months. His many friends
/ wish him most pleasant trip and safe
I return nome.
/ ST. Joseph's Society. of St. Mary's Parish
| officers for ti1e ensuing term will be
/ elected.
This. Society will go to Holy Communion
/ in a body at the & O'Clock Mass to-day
/ this being the feast of the Patronage OF
/ St. Joseph.
The sermon at the late Mass to-day
!! al st Patrick's Church will be on
'tCatholic Societies. by Rev. Father
/ Payne. who will fully explain their use
I fitness. both to the laity and the church.
{ All the male members of the parish are
/ Especially requested to be presnet
May Devotions at st. Patricll's Churcn
are held every morning during the montn
after the z o'clock Mass.
Rev. Father Yates has returned from
Glasgow
Rev. Father Drake, pastor of Sacred
4 In
last week