The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-03-09
MEETINGS GROW IN INTEREST.
The Baptist Churches Are Crowded Each Night
at the Revival Services.

service was held last night in every
Raurist Church in the city. The attend
ance in each instance was very encouras
ing and it is evident that the meetings
are growing steadily in interest and
power.
The regular rocu-day meeting Will be
held to-day at the Second BAPTIST
Church. Tomorrow afternoon from
to o'clock at the same church the Bap-
fist women of the city will hold q prayer
meeting.
The midday meeting yesterday was
the most largely attended that mas yet
been held. On Thursday night, too, the
attendance was very good and the pas
tors are much encouraged III the work
DIR. Bruner, OF Baltimore, is drawing
large crowds at Observation-Disclosures lie
preached yesterday afternoon ana night
and will fill the pulpit again Tonight
DR.. H. W. Tribble is giving great salts
faction at Grace-Street and large con-
Srcsations gather each Eight to hear
him. He preached specially fine sermon
last night and will likely preach at Grace
Street tomorrow. Reports from the
East-End Church say that Rev. Mr.
Daniel has opened fire from that POINT
with great effect. He is holding very
strong meetings and has reported several
conversions.
Rev. w. W. Sisk is looking after at
fairs in Manchester. He is drawing Sood
congregations to Clopton-Street church
and several conversions have already
been reported.
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NOTES
Miss Cav Ragland will sing for the
offertorv tomorrow night the aria Hear
Ye Israel" from the Oratorio OF El1lah-
Rabbi L. N Calisch preached last night
at Eeth Ahaba s;ynago the fourth OF
a series of lectures on Religious round
org, His suutect was John CALVIN,
III. subject OF DE-. Calisch to-day WILL
be Quality of the Half-Shekei
In the Bijou on Sunday next a. sd
P. NJ the second centenary lecture on
President Thomas Jefferson VIII De &c
1ivered with admission free to all Inc
s,,biect will be His Relations to Re-
ligion.'
DR.. J. E. Hawthorne is considerably
improved and was out on the streets yes
terday for a short while. He hopes to be
able to conduct services tomorrow morn
ing for his congregation. His subject
viii, be Not Ashamed Of the Bible
DR.. Hawthorne has been invited to
sDend the month OF August with the First
Baptist Church of Philadelphia, but os,
ing to the uncertainty OF his health and
the necessity OF pushing the rebuilding
OF his church. he has declined. The IN
vtation comes from DIR. Kerr Boycc
Tupper, the pastor of the church
Miss Mabel Simms has been elected
orsanist of the Grace-Street Baptist
Church. She is young lady of foe
musical culture. and has had experience
as an orSanist.
Tie Grace-Strect choir. under the lead
ership of AR. Z. +. Cosby. gives great
satisfaction. The choir gallery is admi-
rably ARRANGED for q choral choir. and
the church is considered well-nish perfect
Tx Il
Rev VIM. j.. Maybee. State superin-
tendent of the Children's Home Society
OF Virginia. will preach at the 'yest-End
Christian Church, on Morris Street, be-
tween Main and Floyd Avenue. to-mor-
row morning at Il O'Clock. All are cor
daily invited.
The annual meeting of the Baptist Sun
day-School Association Of Richmond and
Manchester will be held at the Calvary.
Baptist Church. corner Grace and Pine
Streets, tomorrow afternoon. the. 10th
inst. at O'Clock. Reports OF work for
the past year will be read. and election Of
officers Will taks placA