The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-29
Christmas Programs TO BE Rem
dered in Many OF the Churches
1o-AlorroW.
POPULAR VISITOR TO PREACH
Rev. Jacob Weidman TO BE
Heard at Grace Street Pres
byterian Church.


: large chorus choir will be assisted by Sow
/ eral of the best singers of the city. and
the service Will be fully choral. Miss
, Grace Greenwood. who has been study
4 ing for several years i'm New York, and
/ who is conceded 10 have one OF the best
trained and finest alto voices i'm the city,
will sing at the evening service the solo,
20 Rest in the Lord from the oratoriO
Elijah"
Mrs. Julia LYNCH the wcu-lnown So
prano. viii also assist The regular quar-
tet of the church consists OF Miss O.
Diacont soprano. Miss O.. Malonee. alto;
Mr.. j. O. Sale. Jr. tenor; ar. a. Creek
more, bass. Following is tAe program.
Professional hymn. NO 55 "An NY
Heart This Night Rejoices', Gloria Patr
(Sudds in ID, Cantate Domino bridge
water I'm A.. Deus Misereatur CBrige-
water in A. anthem. go Rest in the
Lord; solo (Miss @. Greenwood); hymn,
NO. 80. "It Came Upon a Midnipi,
Clear; onerlory. The First Christmas
(Banby i'm O.. bcnediction hymn. no. IS,
20 Little Town OF Bethlehem; recess
sional hymn, 80. 40, go Come, All He
Faithful"
Mi Richard c. Salisbury is the orsanlst
and choirmaster.
The Christmas music az tho Second
Baptist Church viii Dee rendered Sunday
Mt both services This being the first
Christmas in the new church, the program
will be especially attractive, and Will be
as follows:
II a. NJ
Gloria from Farmers Mass. In faD.
while Shepherds Watch"
Ohertor7, go. Little Town Of Bethlehem
Soprano Solo. with Violin Obugato.
6 p. NJ
.Sm Is the Night" ...............CRee
'The Night Song in Bethlehem" .tBuclD
shout O Earth" .......-.... tSchnecker}
The Sunday school service Will be es-
pecially attractive also. There VIII be no
lesson. IL being the last sunday i'm the
year. and tho program Will include solos
10y Miss MarEie Knowles ana Miss Grace
Greenwood. several orchestral numbers by
tile school orchestra OF six pieces. ana
uuartets by the church choir. The school
service will begin AT $3.50 a. A.
The choir consists o.: Mrs. Alaude
Porter Gum, soprano, Miss Mabel Disgs.
alto; Mr.. G.. II. Gordon. tenor, and Alr.
O. =. Lehman. basso.
Orchestra Messrs. O. A. Thnow and
Joseph g. kessuich, violins Mr.. Harry
Ryder. clarionet: Mr.. a. !. LESS. cornet:
Mr. James c. seebod flute; Mr. Joseph
La Frata. trombone. Mr.. Herbert L.
Rees organist and choirmaster
Dr. W. r. J. smith VIII preach both
morning and evening.
Tho Rev. Hugh J. Paylor viii preach
on the following subjects at the Fair
mount Avenue Methodist Church tO-mor-
row. Morning Numbering the Days. or
the Best Mathematician evening What
the New Year Brings"
The Epworth League viii hold its last
service under the old order Sunday at
Il. NJ Thereafter IL viii hold its Govo-
tonal meeting in conjunction with toe
Power House unique arrangement.
whereby several meetings OF the church
combine in q central service 0n WcIucs-
DAY nights. dividing the time. An or
chestra viii aid the praise and prayer
period and refreshments Will ba served
occasionally after the service. This novel
plan goes into effect beginning with
next Wednesday night All are invited.
Tomorrow night the Rev Jacob weld
man. OF Pennsylvania, who is visiting fci-
atves I'm this city. VIII preach ia tile
Grace Street Presbyterian Church. The
Rev Mr. Weidman viii take for his
subject The Psalm Of Life" At the
morning service the paftor DIT. Wither-
spoon, Will preach. taking for his SUBJ
jec;. walking With Cod
Next sabbath night begins the .oyveal,
Of Prayer by AN the Presbyterian
churches IN this CITY and vicinity. the
services being held in the Grace Street
Church.
vices at Centenary Methodist Church to-
morrow. His morning subject Will be
Christ Born in the Heart" and hts eve
ming subject. True Christian Cheer"
The Christmas music will be repeated.
Watch-nlght services will be held at
Centenary on Monday night, beginning
az 1890 O'Clock. The pastor viii preach,
and all are invited
Rev j. L. Grace. pastor. viii ureqch
at II A. NJ. and =. NJ Tomorrow In
Broadus Memorial Baptist Church. The
morning hour viii be devoted 10 a me-
mortal service for those who have died
during the past wear.
br. Eyland knight will preach at both
services at Calvary Baptist Church to-
morrow. lis subjects being "The Shep-
"e'd FS'In and hedceming the Time"
1he pastor. Rev Dr. j. b. Hawthorne.
wiI preach at ii A. NJ and =. NJ in
Grove Avenue Baptist Church his subj
Jects being. The True Measurement
of Life and "Ih be Power Of the Press
for Good or Evil" at the morning and
evening services. respectively
The Roy. George IT. spooner has
chosen for his subjects at Broad street
Methodist Church. "A Word Of Promise
and Cheer for the OidT and "The Bless
in-s or INinc friendship.
Tho regular services Will be- hola
morning and evening at Grace street
Baptist Church, the Rcv. Dr. g. S. Card
nor preaching.
Services VIII be held az Union Gospel
Mission No. ] North Seventh Street. at
1890 J.. ri. Tomorrow. The subject wiz
be. "rhc Restoration OF Israel" All
arc invited.
Rev Henry Pcarce Atkins viii preach
Tomorrow. morning and night in tho
West End Christian Church
Services VIII be held In the First
Unitarian Church tomorrow morning
I 10 ID o'clock. the Rev John L. Robin
( son preaching ON SHOW US the Father"