The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1901-12-01

DR.. J. GLOWING. theme The Missionary
Society; Deacon T.. 3 Sadler. The. Sun
day-schooI: Mr.. Fred. ". Smith. Jr., The
Sunheam's Society: Judge B. y. Hancock,
Growth, Financially and numerically: Nh.
William J. Morrissett, The Ladies Aid So
ciety; Mr.. Henry Holland. The Willing
Workers. The special music prepared by
the choir under the direction of Mr.. ".
J. AIorriSsett, promises to be most excel
lent.
DEDICATION TO-DAY.
The dedication of the Catholic Church
here to-day will mark. the beginning OF
a new era in Catholicism in Manchester.
Bishop Van de Vyver VIII preside over
the ceremonies. Solemn high mass will
be celebrated by Father Waters, the pas
tor of the church. The sermon will be
preached by Rev. Father Sullivan.
The Catholics of the city have been very
active in the past week, and it is safe
to say that one of the largest crowds
ever yet seen at any church in the city
will be present. The city officials have
received invitations to be present at the
dedication and also at the meetings,
which will be held every night during
the week A question box has been
placed at the door. and any one feellI1g
so disposed may put a question III IL.
These will be answered from the pulpit.
the street from the church. and has been
completed for the children. Rev Faith
! er Waters will make his temporary resi-
/ dence in the old school. WITCH has been
remoGeled for the purpose. The %rvlces
during the week will be undenomlna-
tioral, and all are invited
A GOOD MAN.
The revival services which have been
conducted at Cowardin-AVenue Christian
Church for the past two weeks have been
very pleasing to the pastor and the mem
bers of the church. There have been
quite a number of conversions. Rev. IL
| n. Moore is highly appreciated by the
| church ana unu-r his care the lukewarm
members have become better Christians.
/ He is \ man OF. sterling character, and mas
| made q fine impression. Nearly all Cay
! one might find him at tne ottlce OF the
F! Advance busly engaged in writing col,
torials or setting type. He IS not ashamed
| of the overalls. and uoes not snlfN any
| of his work. Such men go to plliet up ''ie
| city.
There will be preaching at cambridge
ctraet Rantist Church to-day. morning
and evening, by the pastor, Key. T.
Badly. =,
i. X. Tune will preach morning anu
night -, ~,
nh ar West-End Church morning ana
evening. Sunday-school at 3 a. NJ.
/ Services at the Geade-h4e rnor1al Churct
nv Rev. Benjamin Dennis. Preaching 81
Ii, A NJ. and :45 ?. NJ.
Rav r. NJ. Chandler, the new pastor
| 90 central Methodist Church, VII! preacs
his first sermon this morning. re WI
also preach tonight.
A. the Presbyterian Church the KEY.
| Mr.. Van .Houten will preach morning ana ana
The Ladies Aid Society OF the west
| End Church will meet at Mrs ,. =
Nunnally's, opposite the charch, ~
swansboro, Monday evening at . Q CLOCK
A GOOD TINE.
THE supper to be given Tuesday night
! At the Leader building ny the Virginia
democratic Club promises to be the pest
| ever given in the city. The members
| have shared no expense In making II the
| orandest ever held The large hall VIII
be cleared for dancing after the speak
;n., is over, which, by the way. viii be
| sh,S'sorra OF the beststalenteda men In the
! civ Each member is requested to be
present and bring his wife or girl Those
| Who are not members will be allowed to
! hear the speaking but will have no hand
bin the dancing or supper
! FUNERAL TO-DAY.
/ Mr. Edwin Kidder. a hishly-Eespected
c;tizen Of Chesterfield. dropnsdso dead
I,r;1a y-eyening at his haness about nine
i mites nom the ecitysn sAfr.s skidslsr
s1ye,l known in this eitysoWheres he came
nearly every week II leaves a. family 1i :,