The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-09

celebrated at and 0 A. NJ. and high
mass at II O'clock, when Bishop Van
de Vyver will preach. this being hts
hi:st sermon since his return from
abroad.
Besides the work on the outside OF
the structure. new heating and light
Ing fixtures have been Installed, and
handsome cathedral windows will soon
be placed in the building by the jerks
Art Glass Company. The balcony has
been removed. leaving only the choir
loft and room for the organ. The ap
preach to the cathedral has been great
5iy improved by laying granoAthic side
walks.
The Sunday services In the Methodist
churches will he particularly interest
ing on account OF the fact that this Is
the last Sunday before conference. All
the Methodist pulpits will be filled by
their regular pastors. and In many
cases to- morrow's services will be the
last. for several years at least. Many
of the prominent Methodist ministers
,of Richmond will change. Those whU
have served their terms in the Ricl,-
mond churches are Rev. w. J. Young.
D. D., Centenary Church; Rev. George
H. Spooner. Broad Street Church; Rev.
Thomas Men. Simpson, Clay Street
SuukNhs 4SCNt Ass IA AAuASys ShlOH OH
ton Church. and Row. Kenneth NJ
Mears, Hasker-Memorial Church.
Tie revival services at the Union
Station Methodist Church continue
with good results. Sunday will be
made special day in revival work an,l
effort. The pastor. Rev. r. AZ Maxey.
will preach at three serviccs-the reEl
lar morning and evening meetings and
at the special mass-meeting for men
at $3.50 P. NJ. The music at the after
noon hour will be supplemented by
solo singing BY Mr.. Haddon S. Watkins.
Rev. NJ. s. colonna, the pastor, will
preach at Park Place Methodist Church
at II A NJ and s 2. NJ.
AT Asbury Place Methodist Church,
Hanover and Lombardy Streets. Rev.
G. II. McFaden will preach at II a.
NJ. and 8 p. NJ. Subjects: Stephen
and the GLORY of Young Men," spec
clal sermon to young men.
IL AT the Broad Street Methodist
Church the Rev. w. v. Tudor will
preach at the morning service and
the pastor. Rev. Geo. II. Spooner, will
preach at the evening service.
I H.
At Laurel Street Methodist Church,
OF which Rev. d. G. c. Butts is pas
tor, the morning subject will be THE
Unjust Steward" aud the evening sub
lject "Consclenc1' illustrated withthe
stories Tof Joseph's brethren. David,
Herod. Judas. Macbeth and Jean VAL
Jean. Special music will bel rendered
at the evening service by the Cowar-
din Instrumental Quartet. 1t being ts1.s
last Sunday of the conference year.
a large attendance Is desired.
AT the First Lutheran Church ser-
vices VIII be held at II o'clock. Sub
ject of the sermon. Divine Guidance
Through Natural Law" Sunday school
at 10 o'clock.
The pastor, Rev. w. L. Robertson, will
preach at both services in Randolph
Street Baptist Church on Sunday. At
the morning service the subject will
be THE Lords House." and At night
THE Effect OF q Miracle"
Rev. James w. Morris, .. D.. rector
OF Christ Church. Norfolk, Va, who
has accepted the call to Monumental
Church. and will take charge here
January list, will preach Tomorrow at
Monumental Church. at II a. NJ. and
F, N,
DR.. Young will preach at both ser-
vices at Centenary Methodist Church,
and there will ba special music. Morn
ling subject: much Better Than the
Birds" Evening subject 1.-THE Old
Gospel and the New Age"
AT Venable Street Baptist Church,
Deacons E. G, Gill and e. w. Sims
will be ordained at "A. NJ. The pas
tor, Rev, Chas. p. Stuart. will be as
sisted In this service by DR.. J. Wnl
Jones ana Rev. q. =. Williams, nrst
pastor OF the church. At 8 p. NJ. the
pastor will preach on The Bible
Theme"