The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-19

Bishop Rowe, Of Alaska, one of TIL
most distinguished missionary bishops in
The Episcopal Church will visit Rich
mond on Sunday, March ID, and Will
speak in three of the churcnes here. On
the Friday night following he will con-
,uct the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew ser
vice at Holy Trinity Church. During
ilIct interval he viii visit several places
inisthc neishtvolhood Of Richmond, deiv-
crinr addresses in the interest of his
mission
The Rev. w. X. Smith, of Fredericks-
burg, will conduct the Brotherhood ser
vice at Holy Trinity Church next Friday
night.
Under the auspices of the Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew; also half-hour lenten ser
,.ices for busy men are held daily except
Saturdays and Sundays from l to 100
o'clock in the afternoon at st. Pauls
Church.
The Baptist ministers, at their meeting
at the Second Church next Monday morn
ing, will devote some time to discus
sion Of the question of public speaking
by women.
The special occasion for the discussion
Mil be the reproduction by DR.. j. 81
Hawthorne. president OF the Conference,
ot the sermon preached by him on sun
day last in the Grovc-Avcnue Baptist
N-Il
Monday morning the Doctor was re-
ouested to deliver the sermon before the
body at ats next meeting, and he con-
scented to do so.
Several OF the members of the Grove
Avenue Church are getting up petition
asking DIR. Hawthorne 10 preach the SER
anon to them again after the completion
of the church Owing to the bad wealth
or Sunday, many of them We're kept from
church and could not hear the sermon,
and now they are anxious 10 have it
preached again. DIR. Hawthorne will
probably consent TO do so. in addition,
lie will have tho address printed in
pamphlet form.
The NToman's Foreign Missionary Union
OF East Hanover Presbytery viii hold
its quarterly meeting in Petersburg to-
morrow 1t is hoped that as many of
The ladies as possible belonging to the
missionary societies of the Presbyterian
churches in the city will SO, leaving by
The e:SS train from the new Main Street
Depot.
Al the Clay-Street Methodist Church
next Sunday. a collection Will be taken
an for extensive improvements which will
shortly be made in tbeI church cdifice.
These improvements VII cost i'll the
neighborhood of $500.
The collection WAS TO he taken last
The bad weather.
The regular meeting of the Golden Rule
Young Woman's Christian Temperance
: Union Will be held tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock, at the homo OF the
president. Members are urged 10 be
present 10 make final arrangements for
The oyster supper to be given to the mem-
bcrs of the .'4'' Friday night.
ST. James Junior Epworth League will
give an entertainment to the members
and their friends on Friday night next
At o'clock in The basement of the
church.
The Presbyterian ministers, at their
peetins Monday morning III the Second
Church. adopted resolutions congratulate
s ing DIR. e. p. Kerr on his eighteenth an
s,iversary. recently celebrated, and eN-
pressing appreciation of his services i'll
]iichmond.
The members of the Central ". C. T.
- are requested to attend meeting of
business and pleasure combined on this
afternoon at O'Clock. a number OF new
members who gave in their names at the
Institute Iaat week will unite at this
meeting.
l,r. Russell Cecil Will preach next Sun
day nj the University OF Virginia. Ills
pulpit at the Second Presbyterian Church
will he filled morning and afternoon b.
DR. a. J.. Phillips.
The Rev. c. II Crawford superintend,
snt of the Anti-Saloon League of Vir-
rinia will address a mass-meeting in ths
First Baptis: Church OF Charlottesville
Aext Sunday.
The ofIices of the Foreign Mission Board
.,1n,, ,ry-f.c 4, tS,c
z memory OF the late H c. Burnett, who
s....s.... = r,,a,,,l,er IF ffa Board.