The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-02-17

from the theme THE Christian Commits
sion, In the evening the pulpit will be
cc,,,pied by Rev. Dr.. George Cooper.
Professor s. c. Mitchell, of Richmond
College, will preach morning and night at
1n,nianae!
Rev. DIR. Cooper will address the after
noon school at o'clock
THE METHODIST CHURCHES.
REV. John T. Bosnian will preach morn
ing and night at Park-Avenue.
The usual services will be held at Trinity
by Rev G. il. Spooner
Rev w. B. Beauchamp viii preach at
both services at Broad-Street.
Rev. w. w. Lear will preach IN the
morning at Centenary on Copy No. :.
ot-Washing." AT night his subject VIII
be -'Ine BATTERED B.rtnr1Sht
Rev John Harmon, D. D., viii preach
in The morning at Union Station on
..LosfTe' and in the evening on 'Retribu-
rioH'
Rev. r. II. Bennett will fill his pulpit
at St. James in the morning. at night
ss1vices at this church will be conducted
by Rev 6. E e. Smith, pastor of
Epwort1l.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES.
Rev. r.. p. Kerr, D. D., will preach at
Rev Russell Cecil. D. D., will preach
at II A NJ and at 4 P. NJ. at the Sec
ond Church. The afternoon sermon will
be the beginning of a series on 10
seph.''
Rev Jerc Witherspoon, D. D., will
preach morning and night at Gracc-Street
Church.
The usual services Will be held at the
Church of the Covenant by Rev. j. Calvin
Stewart; at Westminster, by Rev. T. R.
English, D. d.; and at MiZpah, by Rev.
D. x Walthall.
THE CHRISTIAN CHURCHES.
Rev f. ID. Power, d. D., of Washing
ton will preach in the morning at Sew
enth-Street Christian Church. In the at
ternoon he will deliver the annual adj
dress before the Young Mems Missionary
Society of the church.
Rev. Carey e. Morgan, the pastor, will
preach for Or. Power in Washington.
Rev. J. 7. r. Hundley will preach in
the morning at Marshall-Street Christian
Church. There Will be no service at
night
Other than the regular communion SER
vice, there will be no services at the
West-End Church. Rev. Henry Pearce
Atkins, who was 10 speak, has been call
ed home.
IN THE OTHER CHURCHES.
The third sermon rom the 10Th chapter
of ST. Luke, especially addressed to men
at St Andrews Hall, will be delivered
tonight.
The usual services will be conducted at
st. Paul's by Rev. Robert Strange, d.
D. at Monumental by Rev. w. f. Evans,
d. D.; and at Grace Church by Rev. Lam
don r. Mason.
Rev c. A. Marks will preach morning
and night at the First English Lutheran
Church.
Services in the Marshall Centenary Me-
mortal Church of Highland Springs will
be held at 1890 a. NJ. and at 5:SG p. Al.
Rev George II. Wiley Will speak at the
Y NJ. c. a. this afternoon at
O'Clock. taking for the subject of his
talk, -Four Bs-Some Difficulties About
Them
PLANS EXHIBITED.
The annual reception OF the Second
Baptist Church was held Friday night.
The affair was largely attended and
proved most enjoyable one. After a
musical programme by the Second Church
choir, assisted by Iardella'S Band, light
refreshments Were served.
The plans proposed Tor the new church
building were exhibited for the first time
They have not yet been adopted by the
Building Committee of the church, but 1t
is thought that a meeting VIII be held
soon for the consideration of the mat
ter. The congregation saw the picture for
tbs first time Friday night. Many eN-
pressions of appreciation We're heard, with
here and there some criticisms.
The new building, surprising the pres
ent plans to be adopted, will be one OF
the most beautiful in the city 1t will be
a Greek temple, with a touch OF the
romanesQue in the matter OF the tower.
The portico is an affair of great beauty.
The materials called for by the plans
are stone and White brick. The architects
are Noiand and Baskerville
BRIEF CATHOLIC NOTES.
Rev. Father AicCorry, Pauiist, will ar
port News, Va, where he and Father
Mention have been giving two-weeks
mission, and Will preach at Nespers at
St. Paricll's at p. NJ.
Father Mention will arrive on Mon
day, and both will be the guests of
Rev. II. ]. McKeefry for several days
before returning TO New York.
The Inquiry Class will be held on next
Tuesday night at 2. NJ, in the base
ment of the Cathedral. After answering
the Question Box Father It. E. Waters
will deliver a discourse on some doc
trinal subject.
The Inquiry Class at ST. Patrick's
Church is held every Monday night at S
p IL. in the basement OF the church.
The report of the colored mission work
in Nirgini;. has been issued, and is very
encouraging. IN St Josephs Church dur
ing the past Year SO adults and 50 children
We're received.
Rev. Thomas Z. Matters returned to
the city on last Thursday from two
weeks and a half trip to the South. He
visited Southern Pines. Atlanta, Savan-
nah and Charleston. The Rev. Father
seems Very much benefited by his trip.
The Reverend Missionary Father NJ.
CASTOR Payne is giving a mission to Ca.h-
olics non-Catholics IN Holy Paraclete
Church, at Charlottesville, Va.
Rev. Father Patrick. O. S. B., of Bris-
tow. Va. paid a visit to the city during
the past week.
The collection at all the masses at st.
Patrick's will be for the Indian and negro
missions.
Rev. H. J. McKeerry paid visit to
Newport News, Va, during the week. !.