The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-07
INTEREST IN THE REVEALS.
Large Congregations Attending Midday
Meetings Editors Coming.

The revival meetings being held in the
Baptist Churches of the city continue to
attract good congregations and reports
from the services indicate that interest
in them is unabated.
The monday union meeting is 4 great
success, both in point of interest and at
tendance At the third of these meetings
held yesterday several of the ministers
who are aiding in these special ser
vices addressed the congregation. Their
words We're wholesome and stimulative.
The public is cordially invited to this
meeting each day, and also t" the sew
e4,,i meetings each night Inc conSre2a-
items in the various churches last night
were the largest of the week. Rev. DR.
Weston Bruner, who is assisting Rev. c.
p Steiley in the meeting at BroadduS
Memorial Church, will conduct u special
meetns Friday afternoon. March Sth, at
O'clock to which the public is invited.
On Sunday afternoon, the 10Th, at
O'Clock. he will preach at Broaddus Me-
mortal to men only, His :ubJect VIII be
THE Fellow Who Missed 1t.
The Southern Baptist Press Association
will hold it's annual meeting in Richmond,
beginning March Goth Quite an interest
ing meeting is expected.
The sessions will be held in the Grace
Street Church On Thursday evening.
the 2lst. Mr. 3. f johnson, Of this
city, will tender q banquet to the vlsi-
tors; during Thursday. the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company Will SEND
them over their lines in special cars,
and on Friday they will so, via the Ches-
apeake and Ohio. in special coach, to
Newport News and Old Point.
1t is very probable that the Rev. John
Moncure pastor of an Episcopal Church
in Philadelphia, will be asked to become
city missionary of the Episcopal Church in
this city. His name is prominently
mentioned in this connection. and he
will likely be called.
The Society in charge of the matter
will meet shortly to take some action.
DR.. +. g. Hawthorne. pastor OF the
Grove-Avenue Baptist Church, has suffer
cred a relapse and, is again co ;ineo TO his
room He will not be able to assist in
the revival services now beng nelo Wy
DR.. i. s. Meyer will spend Thursday
and Friday OF next week in Richmond.
Dr.. Never is the celebrated London
preacher arrangements for whose visit
here have been progressing for some
time He will be accompanied by Mr..
William +. Moody, q son OF the late
Dwight l.. Moody.
Mr. Herbert W Ware, chairman of the
committee appointed by the Third Chris
tan Church to secure Il pastor received
a letter yesterday from Rev. p. ~
Cave, OF Hagerstown Md, formally de-
clining the call recently extended to
him The committee Will get to work at
once to look out for another man.
A letter has been received here from the
Rev. Father Wilibald, formerly pastor OF
ST Mary's German Catholic Church. Of
this city Father Willibald is spending a
short while with his friend, Father Gregg
rv. in Baltimore Nd. lie says that ne ex-
poets soon to sail for Europe, where he
many He will not get actively to work
again for some months yet.
Rev Carey E. Morgan has accepted an
invitation to make an address before the
Disciples Club of Greater New York, in
that city, on March 26th. The occasion
will be the annual social Ndinner given
by the Disciples of New York and Brook
Ign.
Mr.. Morgan will preach at West-End
Christian Church, on Morris Street, be-
tween Main Street and Floyd Avenue, to-
night st s O'Clock. All are cordially in
vited.
Rev. w. Meade Clarke. of st. James
Church. will conduct the services at 1905
East Main Street, from 1 to 1870 to-day
and tomorrow.
The Presby terrain Home Mission Com
mittees will hold u meeting this
afternoon at $50 O'Clock in the offices
of the Bible Society of Virginia.
Rev. Carey Z. Morgan will preach at
TIE West End Christian Church on Nor
ris Street. between Main and Floyd
Avenue, tonight at $50 O'Clock. All are
cordially invited.