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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
I. W. c. a. Affairs

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llE matter of leading interest IN
the association at prcseu, ie the
membership contest II " hoped tu
secure by tho first OF December 300
rcGular members and 100 sustaining
members. The latest count shows
the Fourth ward ahead. with the
Second ward next the now members
being accredited 20 the ward in which
they reside. The s. W. q. A. is car
iying on In this city an admirable
work and one that o. more extensive
than is generally known. The or
gahlzation should have the moral and
financial support Of every woman in
AlbuQuerque who b. interested IN the
welfare Of tho girls of the city
Today marks tho close q week
OF prayer celebrated bY Y. w O. A.
associations All over the world, each
day being devoted Co prayer for some
particular country
Las Amieas held an unusually
pleasant meeting Thursday evening
MIS- Stroup addrea8ing the club on
current events Tho members after
ward Joined ia ~ spirited discussion
Qf the subjects mentioned hy Mrs
htroup. The meeting Of next Thurs
ANY VIII be home nursing night the
club calendar having been changed
iN order o. bring the socinl meeting
ht the THANKSGIVING season a
THANKSGIVING party viii De held on
the evening Of the 27th. 10 which an
young women. and especially those
away from home are most cordially
invited
Tho regular meeting Of the Choral
club viii be Monday. at 7.30. and the
spanish class at Mrs Heald's. on
Tuesday evening af s o'clock Sotewa
camp fire meets ThursdHy afternoon.
The public is requested not 20 for
get the rummagc sale. % be held next
month.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
PinafOre RehearSaIS


D EIIEARSALS for 'Pinafore" con-
N tinue. The singers are working
very earnestly and enthusiastically.
Mrs. T.. T. Bradford under whose
able direction and management the
opera is being prepared, is devoting
Individual training TO every member
Of the cast, and is giving generously
Of every personal effort to make this
delightful musical treat finished
production. The cast includes
number Of the best voices i'm the city.
among them. Mr.. JohN Falkenburg
MT Hugo Meyer, Mr. Charles J. An-
drews. Mr. r. A. Christian, Miss
Kathryn Grlmmer. Miss Jennie T.
Trott and Mrs Ralph Henderson.
The eho~uses are also exceptionally
fine. Mrs. Charles Kohn is accom-
panist. a position of no mean im-
portance and perfectly filled by Mrs.
Kohn.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Anniversary Dance


JUDGE ana Mrs Edward n. Wright
} were hosts at a delishtful house
dance at their home On Don Gaspar
avenue, Monday evening The ucca-
sion for the dance Was the seventh
anniversary of judge and Mrs.
Wrieht's wedding. They received the
CONGRATULATIONS of thirty or more
quests the large dancing room in
the basement was brilliantly lighted
and the flor was exceptionally good
for the new dances which were the
order OF the evening Several Of the
new steps and dips were exhibited and
taught by expert tangoists A de-
llcious midnight lunch was an inter-
mission much enjoyed by the dance
enthusiasts, who continued to step
TO the syucopatcd music until the
early hours
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Bankers Banquet

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THURSDAY evening the thirteenth.
= marked the occasion of the NeW
Mehic0 Bnnkcr8' association banquet
at the Alrafado h0tol 10 was "a aplen-
dlu success from every point of view.
Ihe aining room. as the guests enc
ieteda presented most charming and
pletufcspue appearance. the snowy
hnen and cleaning array OF silver
ana glass forming q bright contrast
20 me severe elegance Of Tho room
ana ItH furnishings. AZ intervals
Qlong TIE mbles STOOD bouquets OF
pmk and white carnations arranged
kfhcciuliy iu tnll vases. and here and
mere on the white cloth, with an
erect uf idlc Rr1cc. lay spruys Of
greonety Tho entire effect showed
. knoWledFe. ANA appreciation of the
truly artistic and the ability to ex-
press it in the simplicity which ls 80
charming and appealing To tho oyo
Covers were laid for one hundred
ana twenty The guests were seated
At Tive long tables. the speakers,
table being nj nght ANGLES 10 tbe
plherH. The cuisine and service were
beyond criticism Tho dinner was
perfectly appointed. Mr.. and Mrs.
John England smithefs are hosts
worthy Of the hoWe The most
Travelled ana faatldious among the
guests found nothing lacking
The banquet over. Hon o. ~ Mar
ron, rose and, as toastmastcr. after
q few appropriate remarks announced
the first Of the after dinner speakers
Governor William G.. Mcdonald.
whose subject was. ''The State of
NcW Mexico. ' Tho order OF tonstq
following "rhe New Mexico Bankers
Kansas city "Our Guests" A. B.I
McMillen, "Thc Ladies'" Hon. Ed
ward H. Wright The toasts were
and witty, some OF them
TO point Of brillance and the intel
.ectual course or the feast was highly
enjoyable
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
The Girl Scouts

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THE Girl Scouts enjoyed "a break
fast chase yesterday morning
Patrols three and four met at the pub
lie library at o'clock with provis-
ions for a breakfast and started out
AZ 6:SO, the ones and twos met at the
safe place and took up the trail The
reward Of their labors was an excel
kent breakfast which was thoroughly
enjoyed by appetitos sharpcned by
an early morning hike.
Rehearsals are continuing for the
scout entertainment TO be given as "a
charitable benefit at tHe Gold and
Broadway church the coming month.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Buffalo Dance

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M ANY took advantage of the per-
w feet Indian summer weather Of
The past week 10 motor and
drive out to Tesuque TO witness the
famous Buffalo dance which is held
at that pueblo each year on Novem-
her ] 2. Tourists as well as local
people enjoyed the unique sight Of
seeing the Indians dance with the
buffalo head as a mask. Centuries
ago the forefathers Of the Indians
went out on "a buffalo hunt before the
dance and held a barbecue with the
buffalo steaks after the dance was
over Today even the sight Of the
buffalo heads, cured many years ago,
Is unique enough 10 attract attention.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
VaICk- Wilson Orchestra

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THE Nalck- Wilson orchestra met
l last sunday afternoon at the homo
'of Mrs Dan Miller, on south Broad =
way, for the regular weekly rehear-
sal AZ the conclusion Of the re-
hearsaL Mrs Miller served delicious
four course luncheon, and afterward
carried the members home in her
touring car The members present
were Grace Stortz, Arthur Becker
Ethel Kieke, Grace Mckee. Leo Mey-
ers' Ralph Miller, Chester Miller
Louise Lowber Donald Wilson, Earl
Porterheld George Pipney, Miss Es-
telle Valek and Mrs, John Wilson.
The orchestra is to meet with Mrs.
J. W. Wilson, this afternoon at
o'clock,
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
At the Theater

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9 OC1ETY turned out in geenrous
- numbers TO witness the perform
ance Of "Officer 66G." at the Elks
theater on Friday evening. A large
and quite fashionable audience
greeted the players Of this clever and
refreshing comedy and seemed 20
enjoy it thoroughly
The play is fun of clever and un-
expected situations, the dialogue is
bright and witty and the acting was
fairly adequate. officer G6G was good
the gentleman burglar was convinc-
ing and the shrewinsh disposition Of
the herolne's mother was the source
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Decorating Cathedral

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l. LABOltATE decorations are be-
l. ing completed in the interior OF
me cathedral ot St. Francis. The dac-
orators have been at work on the
treseoes for the past four months and
the eject of their labors can be ap-
preciated now by those who visit the
cathedral The stately and massive
lines Of the cathedral are acceutuated
by the mural decorations. and the
warm colors of the conventional mot
ifs enliven the high spaces above the
seulptured pillars. The decorations
are being done under the supervision
of Archbishop j. B. piiaval
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
DeVargaS Dance Postponed

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THE De Vargas dance has been
postponed again. The latest date
is for next saturday night. November
~ and perhaps tho third date will
prove the charmed number The
MANAGEMENT announces that invita-
dons Will loo sent out for this opening
dance, which will be the first OF
series Of ten dances 10 continue dur
ing the winter
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Miss Wilson Entertained

2
ION Wednesday, November 10, Mrs
~ Josephus Daniels gave the first
luncheon in honor of Miss Jessie Will
son since the marriage date was an
nounced. Everyone knew that Il
was TO be a thirteen event, but every
one did not know that Mrs Daniels
drove up TO Congress hall and in
person left the invitation for Miss
Genevieve Clark daughter of the
speaker Miss Margaret Wilson and
Miss Eleanor Wilson were there and
Miss Jessie Wilson met Miss McAdoo.
Miss BurlcsOn and Miss Agnes Hart
Wilson, all cabinet girls, with whom
she has had little opportunity Of get
ting acquainted. Mrs Franklin d.
Roosevelt, wife of the assistant sec
retary of the navy, was guest. also
The sisters Of Mrs. Daniels the Misses
Bagiey, and Miss Mary G. White of
Baltimore, with enough others to
make up the thirteen.
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Society in the east is more than
ordinarily interested in, the rumored
engagement of Miss Margaret Wood
row Wilson and DR.. Gilbert Horax.
Dr. HofaX, who Is to be an usher at
the wedding of Miss Jessie Wilson
Wilson while she was studying music
IN New York and since then has been
q frequen. Weekend visitor at the
White House. where his attentions to
the presidents daughter have been
marked. Miss Wilson appeared Tues
day, on concert program at the
ellevue-Stratford, Philadelphia, on
behalf of the Northern Liberties Aid
society for working girls. She was
received warmly by an immense au-
dience, who vociferously eneored the
fair artist and made her feel that she /
was among friends and that her /
work was fully appreciated She was .
not only made welcome, but was !
.reated seriously as an artist. for OH I
he program with her appeared Lam |
BERT Murphy. Of the METROPOLITAN \
Opera company. The affair was de- \
aidedly enjoyable and the personal |
interest given it by the presence of 4
Mss Wilson seemed to make it go Off /
With the snap that on such occasions
spells success
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
bB
Elsie EUeiyR ingalls,
Comma Social Events

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MRS EDWARD u. sOWER and
W Mrs frauk a Martin have is-
sued Invitations for a formhl recop-
ton 20 Be given ai the s0Wer buug1-
low, on cual avenue. Wednesday
afternoon. The reception is in honor
of Dr. Margaret Cartwright. vino is
20 leave soon Tor Mexico
Company O. First Infanty n O.
OF N. NJ is giving D dance, Friday
eveninE, the 2lst nt the First Hcgi-
ment armory. Music viii Doe fur
nlshcd by the BOuatcr five piece orr
cheetrt Preparations are being made
for q large crowd, as the great Huc-
cess Of tho dance fair week ihns cn-
couraged The officers 90 expectations
II a repetition Of the former happy
affair ln this their second venture.
The social life OF the Ruardsmcu
heretofore has received little c0nsld-
GRAFTON, but this year. under Capt
W. H. iIimce' command, interest has
been awakened in the matter not
only IN the company itself, but in the
outside public az well,
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The W. G. 4. n. rs arranging a rc-
ceptlon in compliment 10 visiting
members of their organization In
Attendance NJ the ~ M E. a. meet
Ing 70 be held at the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday, at the close OF
the afternoon session of tho conven-
ton. The W. c. r. II is quite largo. |
ly represented among the teachers
% the state. Two 0f the state Officers |
will DE here TO attend the educational /
meeting. Miss Sarah ID Timer. OF /
Hudson. and Mrs Louise Buell.. OF /
LnH Cruces While the reception 81
primarily for w O. o. q. slaitora. all
others Interested in the work of the +
organization viii be- cordially re-
colved
Mrs Bert skinner and Miss Jean
llubbs have issued invitations TO "a
coffee, next wednesday from 60 &
O'Clock. The entertainment Is given
IN honor OF Mlas Georgia sherman. OF
81 Paul, cousin Of Miss linbbs and
Mrs. Hurry Mitchner, OF Denver. sia-
ter OF Mrs. skinner
On the afternoon of the eighth.
Mrs w. II. johnson entertained very
nhnrmingly at bridge for Mrs Skin
her
The fadica Of ST. Johns Guild win
give a ten at the homo of Mrs A. A.
Keen 1901 West riiorua avenue. ON
he afternoon before 1hauksglVlur
A special feature of the affair VIII
)e the home cooking table. where
housewife guests may
lind dnintics "a add Co the menu pre-
pared for tho Observance OF the great J
national feast 10 their homes tho fol-
lowing day
Tho meeting Of thc Highland
lridee club. which was to have been
hold nt the home of Mrs John Milne
afternoon. was postponed
until this week
-
The Ladies' Of the Maccaheca viii
their frIends IN card ,
lariy NO odd Follows, hall. on Tues
lay afternoon from $3.50 20 @.
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Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-11-16
Town TaIes

- ifttt htAH'f ~ lhtttf EN"Nf ANN ANlr
- lowing conversation WAS caVea-
dropped az dinner at tho Alyarudo
one day this week
"la II true that your cousin has
been abroad
.oh, yes. She spent five years in
Paris, studying art
Us that soi"
yes. she ia mufel painter"
How lpyclyl ! have always wanted
TO meet a real artist"
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There's NO use talking bridge"
may have its drawbacks, but ID ia
surely fno practice in mental
arithmetic"
AZ a recent bridge, ono Of the
ladies' was adding up her score and
turned hurriedly To "a friend playing
nt nearby table and asked. "llow
much Is nine times seven ?"
The friend piped up without
moments hesitation. "finy-thixH
and everybody laughed.
4
Yes" said the professor out m
the university, what We want In
llsh."
The class bnslNug In the rgnt of
his knowledge grayoN nodded
Those Wouslomerated effusiuns ot
Nnpid intellects. The professor went
on which posed IN lamcntAblc atti.
tudes ns the emotional ana intellect
ual ingredients of fcunual realism
inll llr short of the obvious require
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
SPECIAL MUSIC
AT FIRST BAPTIST

Music OF unusual beauty and dignity
has been arranged for both morning
and evening services to-day at the
First Baptist Church by Shepherd
Webb. organist and cholrmaster of the
church.
The programs follow:
Morning.
Quartet. Gould Ye Not Watch with
Me-! ................ Stafner
Duet for tenor and baritone. from
Tenor solo and quartet, MY Peace
I Leave With YOU. Matthews
Quartet, God SO Loved the World"..
Stainer
Evening. III
Quartet, 81 VIII Magnify Thee.
Rosenthal
Tenor solo. Crossing the Bar.
Campion
Soprano solo and quartet "Inham-
matus" .Rossini
Quartet, Light Of the World". go.
Starnes
Howard D. Bryant. the baritone of
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MEALS HIT BACK? DYSPEPSIA, GAS,
SOUR ST0MACH?! -PAPE'S D|APEPS|N

their favorite foods without fear
they know 1t is needless to have bad
stomach.
Get large ffty-cent case OF Pape's
Diapepsfn from any drug store and
put your stomach right. Stop being
miserable-life is too short-your'ro
not here long. so make your stay
agreeable. Eat what you like and
digest IL; enjoy it, without fear OF re-
bellion in the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin belongs in your
home. Should ono of the family eat
something which doesn't agree with
them. or in case Of an attack OF indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, gastritis or stom-
ach arrangement. 1t is handy to Give
instant relief-Advertiseme
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

George w. kemper Rev C. H. Poage
VIII preach this morning in Hanover
Avenue Christian Church. The con
g!egstion Will Join in union services
- The Church OF the Covenant this
evening. Rey. James Y. Fair viii
preach.
Following Sunday school at $3.50
o'cloc.. Rev. y. / Eorment viii preach
this afternoon IN Colonial Place Chris
i!zn Church.
Dr.. " J Young viii preach and the
e"!E-organlzed choir Will sing at both
serF!ces to-daY in Centenary Methodist
what ". owe the Church" and the
evening, Schools and Fools"
Rev. william Thomas Hall will
preach al both services to-day in I'm
manuel Baptist Church.
winning the Best" will be the
theme % General Secretary S. K. Nc
Kee this afternoon at 430 o'clock i'm
h!z Conversational Bible study Hour
series at the Young Mems Christian
association. The meeting Will begin
"ith {. short song service.
~ |''N''S'tH'l lDLFch VIII be III e
subject Of Dr. II. d. e. MacIachlan's
sermon IN Seventh Street Christian
church this morning. Tonight he will
preach on The Christian and the
world"
Dr. '" Asbury Christian. the pastor,
IN conduct both services to-day In
tnion Station Methodist Church. He
I'll preach THE morning on the
Triumphant Chriat." and tonight his
subject will be The Many Who Say
VINO wan Furnish liz ANY Good"
The pastor, Or. Lloyd r. Wilson. will
preach this morning in Grace Street
baptist Church on the subject. "a Mar
W m,.', Exhibition Of the Power Of the
OWN" Race" At the conclusion OF
the service the Hacrament viii be ad
fninistered.
Or w e. lanes will occupy the pull
p!t ~ both services to-day In Grove
Avenue Baptist Church. Scouting
WIN the Eoy Scouts" will be his sub
Foundation stones in Religion" will
b" The subject Of Rev. Alexander T..
Eowscr'n aerrnon thi1 morning in First
Unitarian Church.
Dr Jamea w. Morris will conduct
nc nerviceA at II O'Clock this morning
ana al o'clock this afternoon In Mon
uh"htal EplrcOpal Church. Thore will
%" an important meeting Of tho con-
Eirgatioh after the morning service.
REVIVAL nerv!cen VIII DO continued
ms week In ST. I'aurs Methodist
,hurch under tho direction OF E. u.
ii"nelI The Philadelphia evangelist.
"n'h inherent is being taken in the
W'rt'hhn, large crowds being present
ehch n!Eh' -Four serviceB Will be con-
""ctcp IN tho church to-day. This
"l"i h'hk ~ o'clock tho pastor Will
.ohhnc' nunrine prayer meeting.
ryhhseiISt Liddell VIII preach at the
"thcr three nnrvicer His subject Mt
- O'Clock wilI Dc "Eijjnh'B Ravens"
ana tonight at 1890 o'clock The Hand
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21
SERVICES
IN CITY CHURCHES

BENJAMIN .Po.rer acting orraa.x,
an caoirnaster % th- church Of M
H'ly Comforter, IS giving series Of
organ reci'a!s each sunday nirh, ~ 8
o'clock. following "Eyeusong" The
program this evening VIII be as .yl-
Grand oGertoire in G. wely. "PN.
rrm's Song OF Hope" Bat!s,e. ",rhe
Rossry,' by request. Nevln; Sonata ia
j.. Mas<owske; "Salut q Amour Sir
Edward Elgar.
Rev. y H. Melton viii preaea ,lts
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Try it! In five minutes indiges.
ton goes and stomach
feels fine.

Time it! In five minutes all stomach
distress gone. No indigestion. heart
burn. sourness or belching OF gas, acid
or quotations OF undigested food. no
dizziness. bloating, foul breath or
headache.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for it's
speed in regulating upset stomachs 1t
ID the surest. quickest stomach doctor
In the whole world. and. besides. 1t Is
harmless
Millions OF men and women now eat
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TWO BISHOPS AT
ST. JAMES TODAY

Rev. w. Meade Clark, d. D., rector
of st. James Episcopal Church, will be
assisted during the morning service
to-day. when Holy Communion will be
administered by Right Rev. Robert A..
Gibson. ID. D., Bishop of Virginia. and
by Right Rev. r. d. Huntington. D. D..
Bishop of WI Iiu. China. Bishop Hunt
ington will preach.
Afternoon service will be held at 3
o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

tho church. will sing the duet from
Sir John Stainer's "Crucihxion" in the
morning with Joseph d. Whittemore,
the distinguished Washington tenor.
who has recently accepted positions Mt
the First Baptist Church and Temple
Beth Ahabah. and Mr. Whittemore Will
sing the tenor solos both in the morn
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branches OF the work. There will be
music and refreshments.

Students from the Theological Semi
nary Will conduct seven or eight Bible
classes as usual at the noon hour In
the Southern Railway shops this year.
y unique feature will be a class for
the negroes.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

Many bad case of piles has been
cured by just n trial package OF Pyra-
mid Pile Remedy. 1t always proves It's
value and you can get the. regular size
50-cent box from any druggist. but be
sure you get the kind you ask for.
Simply send your name and address
TO Pyramid Drug Co.. 473 Pyramid
Bldg. Marshall, Mich, and you Will re-
Pyramid Pile Remedy in plain wrap
per-. by return mail. all charges pre-
paid.
knife and It's torture, the doctor and
his bills. Pyramid Pile Remedy will
do It, and thousands OF testimonials
tell you emphatically It Ia the worlds
remedy for DISQUALIFICATION
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

The Richmond Railroad Association
has opened a branch on the Chesapeake
and Ohio James River division at
Strathmore. Va. where a new plant
has been started.
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ing and evening.
Rossini's "Iniammatus" will be sung
by Miss Lucille Cullingworth and tho
quartet OF the church. Miss Culling-
worth Is the very promising young
soprano whose singing in recital last
season attracted SO much attention
She is now soprano soloist al St James
Episcopal Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

y Curtis Scott will instruct the Sun
day school teachers next Thursday
night nt o'clock in the Railroad
Young Mems Christian Association.
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Pastor Yates. of Brooklyn, will adj
dress the International Bible Students
this afternoon at o'clock in the Or
pheum Theatre. His subject will be
The TWO Salvations."
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full reorganization OF the Sunday
school will be made this afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock in the Church of the Holy
Comforter. Under the supervision Of
r. E. Anderson. OF 1922 Hanover Ave-
nue., the school will be opened with a
Short Service OF Worship" The
school VIII have its own choir and or
2anist, ushers and vestry. including
treasurer and secretary. Archdeacon
Colston. the rector. will ably support
the work with an enthusiastic band of
teachers
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
VIII meet this afternoon at 2:3O o'clock
In the boys auditorium of the Young
Mems Christian Association. s. r.
Axe. the assistant secretary, will adj
dress the boys on Light Bearers"
a conference on promoting the life
Problem study Club" will be held this
afternoon at o'clock with DR. S. G.
Mitchell presiding. by the Religious
Work Committee In the Railroad Young
Mems Christian Association. Rev. w
r. Bowie. DR.. w j. Young and other
prominent ministers. will speak at diff
fcrent times during the wiAter.
An interesting family gathering Of
railroad men and their families will
be held at the Railroad Association to-
morrow night, in celebration of the
close of very successful summer sea-
son. and the formal opening OF the
winter educational classes. and other
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writing on the Wall" This afternoon
at o'clock he will preach to men only
on Social Purity"
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Following Sunday school at $3.50
. clock: Rev. y. /. Eorment will preach
this afternoon IN Colonial Place Chris
tan Church.
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Rev. z. - Melton ~ &C.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-21

George w kemper. Rev c. H Poage
VIII preach this morning in Hanover
Avenue Christian Church. The con
sregetion viii !o,n in union services
Z; The Church OF the Covenant this
evening Rev. James Y. Fair will
preach.
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Dr.. " J. Young will preach and the
e"!y-orgsniZed choir Will sing at both
serF!ces to-day in Centenary Methodist
Church. The morning subject Will be
WHAT We owe the Church." and the
evening, Schools and Fools"
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Rev. william Thomas Hall Will
preach AZ both services to-day in I'm
manuel Baptist Church.