The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-24


Services for men, at No. 1876 East Main
E:sset. from / to ESQ daily. All men are
cordially invited to attend. The follow
ing programme will be of much interest
to all:
Monday, March 25th-Rev. Robert p.
Kerr. of First Presbyterian.
Tuesday, March 26th-Rey. w. r. L..
Smith, of Second Baptist
Wednesday,. March 21th-Rey. c. z.
William son, OF Marshall-Streets Christian.
Thursday. NarclJ 2Sth-Rev- Wm. b
BeaTchamp. of Broad-Street Methodist.
Friday, March tf!-Rev- Landon r.
Mason. of Grace.
The United Service Of s1nterceSsion for
Missions of the Richmond Branch of the
Woman's Auxiliary will be held in St
Marks Church on the Feast OF The An
nunciation. tomorrow, At p NJ
Revival services will begin in Paramount
Avenue Methodist Church to-day. con-
Quoted by the pastor, hev. J. O. Babcock,
assisted by the membership. There will
be services every night during the week.
The pastors subject this morning
'Ceasing from Man and Clinging to Cod.
Subject at night The Great Day" Doors
OF the church Will be opened for the re-
ception of new TneTnbes at the morning
hours.
IF Christ Came to Your Home?'' will
be the subject of DR. Kerr's sermon to-
night at the First Presbyterian Church.
DIR. j. B. Hawthorne will preach in the
morning 10 the Grove-Avenue congrega-
ton on The Mission of d Church." There
Will be no service at night.
The rrotracted meetings which have
been held for the past two weeks at
West View Baptist Church will be con-
tinued to-day. These meetings have
been very successful and many CONVEX
SionS have taken place.
The Richmond Grays will attend service
in a body at Union Station this
morning. DR.. John Harmon will preach
a special sermon. his subject being Cen
eral Order No. L. At night his sermon
will be ON 'Why the Practice of a Great
Physician is SMALL
Rev. w. ". Lear will preach in the
morning at Centenary on The Vine and
the Branches At night the pulpit will
be filled by Rev. S. II. Hadley. of New
York the successor of the celebrated Jer-
ry McAuley. The meeting that has been
in progress during the past week will con-
.tinue.
Rev. H. NJ Hope will preach at both SER
vices al Park Place.
Rev. C. L. Williamson. temporary pas
tor of Marshall-Street Christian Church,
has returned from Baltimore. where he
has been holding a revival meeting, and
will fill his pulpit to-day.
Rev NJ X Schermerlorn will preach
4 special sermon on '-Piety and Morality,
or Ritual and Ethics" in Lee Camp Hall
to-day. at 7:45 2. NJ. Admission free to
all.
The whatsoever vs. will hold a Cos
pei temperance meeting at the Soldiers
Home Chapel at o clock tomorrow night.
hev. Dr. Harmon. of Union Station Meth
odist Episcopal Church, will make the ad-
dress There will be a solo by Miss Shell
ly and a temperance recitation Members
and no 10
are invited to be present
Rev. S. II. Hadley, of the famous Water
Street. New York. Mission, will speak
under the auspices of the associa-
ton at the Bijou Theatre this afternoon
at O'Clock. The Park Place Methodist
choir Will sing, and Miss Deza Mitchell
will be the soloist.
There will be preaching at Hasker
Memorial Methodist Church to-day at
Ii A NJ. and S p. NJ by the pastor. Rev
r. b Beadles. Sunday-school at $50
\. N.
1t is expected that the revival services
will continue this week. These meet
ings have been successful to a remark
able degree. There We're tllirty-seven
conversions last week and $50 since
the meetings opened, four weeks ago.
Professor S. C. Mitchell, who is supply
ing for Emmanuel Baptist Church until
their new pastor comes. will preach at
the University of Virginia to-day. In
his absence DR.. E. E. Bonar, of the For
eign Mission Board. Will preach at In,-
manuel morning and night. DR.. Bomar
is q great favorite with the Emmanuel
people.
Mr. Haddon S. Watkins and Mr. D. L.
Leftwich will sing a duet. My Faith Looks
Up To Thee, at the Grace-Street Baptist
Church this morning
Mr.. c. Eyens, the tenor singer of Holy
Trinity Church, will sing tonight at st.
Mary's-