The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-12
THE OF lElNlI'NG Of
THE BRA 'yiCH. N.C,.A..
Church-HiII Members are Now in.
Their Own Quarters.
MANY DONATIONS RECEIVED.
Mems Meeting at the Y. NJ. c. a. To-
Morrow Afternoon Anniyer-
sary Of the Bible Society.
Other Religious News.
MANY DONATIONS RECEIVED.
Mems Meeting at the Y. NJ. G. a. To-

interested in the work inspected the
rooms Many donations We're received
and still others are expected.
The amount of good that will be ac-
complished by the Association is lnestl-
rnablc. Located, as the home IS, IN the
middle of the district where girls are
employed in factories, it provides Tor
these or any working girls. who nave no
home, a bright and cheerful abode for
the sum of 81 week, that includes three
meals a day. Mrs. Mcknight, whose face
beams with kindness, Will be the house
mother. Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
services Were held at the home, in which
all the Christian denominations were
represented.
The ladies receiving at the home yester-
day We're Mrs. Preston Nash, Mrs. Smell
ings, Mrs. Dickerson, Mrs. Klein, Mrs.
Westwood, Mrs. Benjamin Crump and
Mrs. New.
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE.
In the lecture-room of Broad-Street
Methodist church was held at o'clock
Thursday night the twenty-third anniver-
sary meeting of the Woman's Missionary
Society Of that Church. The church-room
was beautifully decorated and in charge
of the ladies of the Society The at
tendance was large, and a goodly sum
was realized in donations
lHS III was "Sii iSii
dered by the following persons: Misses
Florence Franklin Mollie Belle Tillery
and Mrs. c. 7. Brengle. Rev. w. 3.
Beauchamp, pastor of the church. intro
duced the speaker of the evening, Rev,
Samuel A. Steel, who. in his usual at
tractive way, gave fine talk on Mis-
sions,'' after which the Old Dominion
Sextette rendered a fine musical selec-
ton. The Society of this church is the
fourth Oldest society of its kind in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, South.
The eghty-seventh anniversary cele-
braton of the Bible Society of Virginia
will be celebrated at ST. Pauls church at
SIS O'Clock tomorrow night. The pro-
gramme which has been arranged for
the occasion, is as follows: Hymn, 20
Word of God Incarnate'; Greed; Pray
er; Response Reading, Ps 119: 1-322;
Hymn, Father of Mercies, in Thy
Word; Report of the Board of Mana
gers; election of officers; address by Rev.
John II. Eccleston, d. D., of Emanuel
Episcopal church, Baltimore.
Rev. j. Addison Ingle, missionary from
China, will be in the city tomorrow and
will deliver several addresses, as follows:
st. James church at II A. NJ; st. Johns
at P. NJ; and Holy Trinity at S:15 p.
NJ. Mr.. Ingle is in America on his va
cation, during which time he is some.
times employed by the Board of Missions
at New York in making addresses. His.
subject is missions" He will speak at
Grace church at S:1o O'Clock Monday
night.
The pastor of Broad-Street NJ. e.
Church. Rev. W. B. Beauchamp, will
preach Sunday morning at IL o'clock
Subject: 1.-The Seed of the Kingdom. y
Evening service at Sis o'clock, by Rev.
Samuel A. Steel. D. D.. pastor of Cente-
nary Nj. E. Church. Rev. Nr. Beauchamp
will preach for DR.. Steel at night at
Centenary Church.
AT THE Y. NJ. c. a.
The mems meeting on Sunday after
noon at o'clock in Association Hall
will be very interesting. Mr.. Arthur j..
Butt, VINO made so favorable an impress
sion with his original paintings two
weeks ago, will give the second series
of same Tomorrow afternoon. These
paintings are original aE6 are his own
work in gold, pearl and crystal and are
about ten by twelve feet in size, occupy
ing 14,440 square feet. The hall will be
darkened SO as to give night effect. and
the pictures are a reVela ton. In those
which will be exhibited tomorrow after
noon. and upon which he will speak, are
the following: The Creation, the Murder
Of Abel, the Deluge, Jacobs Ladder, the
Obstruction of Pharaoh's Army, David
etc.
This meeting will be free to men and
all are cordially invited. Mr.. Henry d.
Riddick VIII be the soloist, and Mr.. Burk
Slaughter the pianist.
Boys Gospel Army will meet in the
music room at 2:45 for the monthly Bible
drill and song service. The drill will be
conducted by Assistant Secretary Morris.
The Workers Bible Training Glass will
meet in the parlor at 5:15 in charge of
Secretary Mckee. the theme being The
Memorial Supper
Dr.. Pell will conduct the study of the
Sunday-school lesson in Association Hall
this afternoon at O'clock.
UNITY MEETING.
A Christian union service will be held
June Sd at the Baptist Church at Barton
Heights This unity meeting was sug-
gested by the Christian May Festival,
recently held in this city. Rev. ]. Sidney
Peters will preach the sermon and Rev.
George Clarke and Rev. Mr.. Squires. OF
the Presbyterian Church, will also make
addresses. There will be a large choir of
trained voices under the direction of Mr.
w II. Bennett, and the occasion will
prove to be a very delightful one
Rev. j. E. Hutson the evangelist, has
made engagements to preach all during
the months of June, July, August and
September in the eastern portion of Nir-
ginia and North Carolina. He has al
ready accomplished large amount of
work. and is a welcome visitor at all the
churches which are fortunate enough to
secure his services.
The Bible Reader has been sold to Mr..
r. C. Williams. The contract was signed
yesterday morning, and the agreement
will go into effect June 1st. Miss Maude
Palmer will in all probability be retained
as the editor of the paper. and will do
the editorial work a her home, near
Ashland.
The monthly meeting of the Baptist.
Sunday-school Association OF Richmond
and Manchester viii be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock at Pine-Street
Baptist Church. Rev. II. "A. Bagby. and
Professor J. r. Hunter, OF Richmond
College. viii make addresses. A good
programme of music has been arranged.
There was meeting of the Sunday
school superintendent. of Richmond and
Manchester at the Y. NJ. G. A. last night.
Several interesting speeches relative to