The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-13

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at s PM; and Holy Trinity at $40 p.
NJ. M. 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
subiecs Is Missions" He will speak at
Grace church at S:15 o'clock Monday
night. .s4 - .
Church, Rev w 3. Beauchamp will
..,rss..A this morning at IL o'clock
Subject: .'The Seev of the Kingdom.
Evening service at SIS O'Clock by Rev.
Samuel A. Steel, D. d., pastor OF Cente-
nary NJ. E. Church. Rev. Mr.. Beauchamp
will preach for DR.. Steel at night al
Centenary Church.
THE MEMS MEETING.
The men meeting this after
noon at 4 O'Clock in Ass0cia ton Hall
will be very interesting. Mr.. Arthur L.
sion with his original paintings two
weeks ago, will give the second series
of same tomorrow afternoon. Ihese
paintings are original and are his own
work in gold. pearl and crystal, and are
about ten by twelve feet in size, occupy
ing s1444O square feet The hall will be
darkcned SO as to give night effect. and
the pictures are revelation. In those
which will be exhibited tomorrow after
noon and,.upon which ne will speak, are
the following: The Creation. the Murder
of Abel, the Deiuge, Jacobs Ladder, the
Destruction of Pnaraot's Army, David
and Goliah, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Dream,
etc.
This meeting will be free to men and
all are cordially invited. Mr.. Henry D.
Rfddick 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 Class will
meet in the paror at SIS, in charge of
Secretary Mckee, the theme being The
Memorial Supper"
The monthly meeting of the Baptist
! Sunday School Association offs Richmond
and Manchester will be held TINS
afternoon at O'Clock at Pine-Street
Baptist Church. Rev. II. A. Baghy. and
Professor J. r. Hunter, of Richmond
College, will make addresses. good
programme of music has been arranged.
SERVICES TO-DAY.
Rev. J. B. Hawthorne. d. D.,swill preach
this morning from his pulpit at Grove
Avenue Baptist Church on 1.-The Ideal
Church Member At night DR.. Jonn Fol
lard will preach, as DR.. Hawthorne is TO
preach at 4 clock at the Glen Allen zap
list Church of which DE. Pollard is pastor.
Rev. S. r. Maxwell, the pastor of the
Third Christian Church, will occupy his
pulpit to-day His subject in the morning
will be Church Honesty" He invites all
the members especially to be present. His
subject at night will be 1.-The DoWnfali>of
Human Creeds-A Step Towards Christian
Unity The subject at night Will be Illus
trated by a large chart.
TO-DAY
follows: At II A. NJ, by the students OF
Richmond College; at P. NJ, preaching
bv Rev. James Z. Cook, pastor of Hoge-
Memorial Church, and at S L. M, by
minister from the Union Theological Semi
nary. Appropriate music at each Oh the
services The regular MONDAY services
will continue through the week, different
ministers from the various city churches
conducting the services. There will also
be preaching in the chapel Tuesday even
ing and Thursday evening by Rev. w. +
Constable
Mrs. n Greener will assume the direc-
ton of the choir Of the First English
Evangelical Lutheran Church to-day. The
choir will also be augmented by Mrs.
JASPER L. Rowe and Mrs c. G. Crump.
Miss Marie Coch. the soprano OF the choir,
has resigned She will return to ner
home, in Sweden.
AT THE SEMINARY.
Mr.. r. S. Eskridge, Of the Senior Class,
will conduct the morning service.
Rev 7 c. Johnson will give an ac-
count Of the Ecumencal Conference re-
oent1,- held in New York city at the even
ing service. He was delegate 10 ele
conference.
Rev. w. w. Moore has been absent sew
eraI DAYS delivering course OF lectures
at the University of Virginia. DR.. Moore
preached there yesterday,
CATHOLIC NOTES,
Rev. Rather Yates is at Hot Springs,
Va.
DR.. w Herndon Pearson, of Hampton
Va, is in the city.
Rev. H J. Keefry has returned from
Atlantic City somewhat improved.
Miss Lucy Clair Atkinson, who has been
visiting friends in Hampton, has returned
home.
Mrs Sidney Dudley and little son,
Henry, of Hampton, Va, are in the CITY,
guests of her mother, Mrs. ii. "A. At
kinson.
NAV Devotions continue at the Cathe-
dral every evening at O'Clock, Win
Benediction on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings.
turned from short visit to Hot Springs
MIR. and Mrs Axtell will not open their
cottage at the Springs until June
Miss Katherine Vaughan ana Miss Lily
Walton, of Oberley, Va, will be the
guests of Miss Charlotte Poythress. NO.
1os South Fifth Street, during Carnival
Week.
Miss Lila Langley. of Norfolk, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Charles
Bosher, is now the guest OF Miss Brown,
of .Wayer!ey" King George county.
Miss Essie Hill, of Scottsville daughter
Of General ]. C. Hill. is visiting Mrs.
John A Lamb. at her residence, No.
1o3 South Fifth Street
Mr. Martin. Miss Mary Pedmau, Mrs.
Bradley. Mrs. Reddins, Mr.. I. herse'
Mr.. John Hart and little Miss Josie Nc
Donald are on the sick list.
Mr.. Emmett Schafer. of No. SOP East
Cary Street, who underwent an operation
recently, is very much improved in
health and his friends hope he will soon
be entirely well.
Mr. Joseph V. o'Connor, of Baltimore,
who has been spending several weeks
here. the guest of Mr.. Albert ]. Meyer,
has returned home.
The annual meeting of the St Leo's
Catholic Club has been postponed from
tomorrow 10 Monday, May 21st, on ac-
count of Carnival Week.