The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-10-02

vice a. city Auditorium Addresses by
Bishop Greer, Peterkin and Randolph,
land Messrs. George w. Pepper and
amount of thank Offering by Mr.
George C. Thomas treasurer.
Thursday, October 10th.
$40 A.. M-Holy Communion in All
Saints Church for General Conference
of sunday school Workers. Rt. Rev.
De Jay < Nh MW Preslas Aux,l,ory in
1000 =. M.-conference OF Sunday.
school Workers in All Saints Parish
1 house Rt.S Rev. Charles Scadding.
80 81 fshap sssse w 5 g5aaas
school Workers in All Saints parish
House The Rev. Thomas semmes, OF
Rl $40 E VIII nrss,as Day for Gen.
.era Convention Joint session. Sub
A ,ect: The Church ip Other American
Cuba; 1T. Rev. Henry D. AYES. D. D..
1 Bishop OF Mexico; Rt. Rev. l.. L. Kin
solving. D. D.. Bishop Of Southern
4 500 p. M.-FIistorical service in City
| Auditorium.
Friday, October 18th.
A9:so a. M.-conference of Sunday
r. =
1890 4. M.-woman's Auxiliary In
Masonic Temple. Address by Or. Lloyd.
ses sse 2. Mmc e mere Of sunday
school Workers In All Saints parish
house. Rt. Rev. Claiming b. brewster,
aIiD. D., Bishop of Connecticut, Will
preside.
500 +. M1Reception to Junior Aux
iia aSs By g,r pishop Gibson Of Virginia
500 p. M.-sundayschool public
mass meeting at All Saints Church.
The Rt. Rev. Ethclbert Talbot. D. D..
Bishop OF Central Pennsylvania. VIII
500 P. M-virginia Theological
Seminary alumni reunion and dinner
| at the Masonic Temple.
Saturday, October 18th.
& Trip to Jamestown Island on steam
ships Pocahontas and Brandon. The
General Convention will be the guest
f tb,s sh trim oess neheon viii be served on on
the island and an open-air service
will be held at the ruins of the James
town Church.
Sunday, October 18th.
Regular Sunday services in all Rich.
SIS r. M-Public missionary mass
meeting in st. Pauls Church: Chair
ban 81 s. ii hsh hsy q cheaso
by Kt. Rev. David "A. Greer. Bishop
Coadtut9r Of New York 1,. IT. Rey. WI WI
fornia, and Mr.. Edward F. Bailey OF
Chicago.
Monday, October 18th.
y 800 P. M--Missionary afternoon Tor
the General Convention, Joint session. session;
q Indians. Negroes and West It., A q
cans" Addresses by Rt. Rev William
ID
D. D., Bishop of mississippi; and Ri.
Rev. Samuel D. Ferguson, D. D..
Bishop of Cape Palmas
$500 p. M.-Brotherhood OF st. PAU,
in Holy Trinity parish house.
Tuesday, October 18th.
~ 500 p. M.--woman's Club reception
s. TO the bishops and their wives; J.,
~. 500 2. M.-Church Unity Society IN
D., Wednesday, October 10th.
lis 900 P. M.-Missionary afternoon for
g General Conventions Subject: Church
!. Work in the Arctic and the tropics
O. Archdeacon OF Alaska; Rt. Rev. James
I'd i. yan Buren,. .; p, Bishop !, Of Porto t
Rico: Rt. Rev. Henry D. Restarick'
he Thursday, October 18th.
" 500 r. M.-Publlc missionary mass-
Bishop Tuttle win preside. Addresses
By E.ba s F 81 salt ake ri Rey Edgar
m Jacob D. D.. Lord bishop OF ST. Al
OF bans; Rt Rev. Henry. b. Restarick
he p D., Bishop Of Honolulu: Rev: WI,
Grande do Sui. Closing address by the
OF pre- sding bishop, Bishop futile.
~ ~ iavsEs Friday, October 18th.
the Girls Friendly Society. All day.
M Public service for Berkeley Divinity
Celebration Of St. Luke's Day.
CHI Saturday, October 10th.
3:a0 p. M-Higtorical service in st
err Johns Church.
and sunday, October Goth.
/ Lee as Regular Sunday services in all Rich
OF Ds P. M-society for the Increase Of
the Ministry in All Saints Church.
ALI Monday, October c1st.
J at Unfinished business.
!, !. Tuesday,, October nd.
The & Unfinished business.
Ad- Wednesday October :3d
-. -, ll:cO A. M.-Closing service of tn
99w. General Convention In Holy Trints
nil Church.
e. Churchman'S Book.
non The Southern churchman has pub
llshed in book form the series n, Of az
v recently printed in the souther
'pis' The book will contain about ss
Fl or paseSs WllIlS I1uc Ildl1-LOueF CAASA oS1'te
All8of the churchs described, and graph
accounts of their history, written b
Nm persons especially qualified for tn
sub ,ash. nuliluo' " s''e I'M, 20 s, ~
nsi-t loNlal cnutcaes useu - .I. 1 Va,
r, These sketches supply the bes
Rt available information concerning I'll
OF establishment OF the Frolestant raj
/, D5in America beginning at jamestown
and while OF general interest the
iven win be found especially valuable I
Z bylevery family on the South Atlant
s;eaboard, claiming colonial anccstr!
eral much family history being interwove
lrico with he sketches.
The Monumental Church will he r.
lens served Tor the speclal use OF the iou
,ion | OF Bishops. NJ ai9s.Sg u .3r YNE tltts