The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Piessco pricK, Win heavy plate glass
windows of the latest style. The en-
urc building Is OF brick and iron.
Day In the Churches.
at the evening service OF the Central
Methodist Episcopal Church Professor
Gleason, OF New FORK, Will sing. PRO.
lessor Gleason Is a gifted singer Rev
Henry c. Preiffer, the pastor of mis-
church, extends a hearty Invitation To
attend this service TO all who are in.
terested.
The Meade Memorial Episcopal
Church' pastor Rev. Ernest Warren.
VIII hold its usual services to-day.
Rev. Mr. Warren Will be formally i'll
stalled as pastor oil this church ON
September next.
Judge Wells and others will sneak
and quartet will sing at the anniver-
sary OF the Friendship Mems Bible
Class of Asbury Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening at $3.50 o'clock.
The Clopton Street Baptist Church
VIII hold Its regular preaching ser
vices this morning and evening, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Rev n. l.. Lofiin.
The subject for the morning sermon
Will be Fruit Bearing" The evening
sermon will be The Responsibility OF
Choice"
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morning and evening at the Decatur
street Methodist Episcopal Church. the
morning service begins at IL A. NJ, tho
evening service at L. NJ
AT Z +. NJ. to-day the last of the wi
hight services will be held ON the lawn
OF the Presbyterian Church. The SER
vice VIII be conducted by the pastor
Rev. j. j. FIN. These twilight SER
vices have been a great success and
VIII probably become a regular custom
at this church.
Concert Mt Forest Hill.
very interesting program will be
rendered by the Stein Orchestra. un.
der the direction OF Moses stein. al
Forest Iiill Park this afternoon The
program opens with march by Cohen
entitled THE Man Who Owns Broad
way The remainder of the program
follows: The Rosary" (Nevin), "Valse
Entertainment" (AlbertD; march de.
scrlptivc "Cackics" (Alford); song
selected tHenry Rueger); The
Chocolate Soldier" (Strauss); serenade
Angel Kisses" (Lncolm; "Aminan
tLinke): intcrmezzo. "Cavalleria Rus
ticana" tMascagnD march, American
Conquest (GreenwalD
These Sunday concerts are a feature
of the life at Forest Hin Park. and
would be greatly missed
Court Matters.
Two cases of interest will como up
i'll the Hastings Court tomorrow
morning. One of those is tho case of
Nld Brinkiey tcolored). VINO Is
charged with trying to carve Willie
STROBE with his knife
The other case is that OF Leslie J
Maitland. charged with stealing brass
Robert Gordon, the aged man who
was cared for at the police station
Friday night. was dismissed ycster-
day morning.
sunday school Meeting.
The East Chesterfield sunday School
Association will meet to-day at Pincy
Grove Church. on the Woodpecker
Road. a very pleasant day is doubt |
less in store for those who attend this
session. This association includes over
twenty schools at Ettrick Matoaca ,
and Chester
The program for to-day will include |
addresses election of officers and the |
reports from the various schools com |
posing the association. 1t is expected |
that the services will take the greater
part of the day. and dinner will be |
served on the grounds.
Personal and General.
The recent announcements at Ash
land Of the appointments of teachers |
for the Ashland High School. state |
that Miss Virginia Robertson, a recent
graduate of Richmond College has ac-
cepted position at that school Miss
Robertson is a popular resident of the
ward of South Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Parker are now
at the home of their friends at Tween
ty-seventh Street, Woodland Heights. J
after having returned from their bridal I,
tour.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Edwards. of
Twenty seventh Street. Woodland
Heights. are anticipating delightful
trip to Natural Bridge.
Mrs. w. G. Gillian and daughter.
Margaret are visiting relatives in
Danville, Va.
Mrs. C. P. Angel is entertaining her
sister Mrs. Harry Mclean, Of Michigan
City. Michigan, with her SON and
daughter.