Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-03-07
ST. PAUL's CHOIR WILL
RENDER SPECIAL MUSIC
Service Tonight Under Direction OF
r. Harrington Harker,
Organist.
TOM FARMER At Y. NJ. C. a
Epworth League Union to Meet Tues
day Night in st. Paul's Methodist
Churc h-Attorney-G General Pol
lard Speaks at College Service.

A special musical service will he
rendered Tonight at o'clock in st.
haurs Episcopal Church. under the di-
rect;on OF =. F'laxington Harker. or
canist The evening prayer Will be
held. but there will be no sermon.
IN elaborate program has been ar
ranged. which promises to he n treat
for good music lovers. Tho newly or
i:anizcd st. cccilia's Chorus Will sing
the first number from Smart's The
play the "Adagio" from widoc's Sixth
organ symphony. The church choir.
with Mrs. Van Ripper as soloist. will
sing Merdelssohn's Hear My Prayer"
which contains the celebrated solo. 20,
for tho Wings of Dove"
E"v. Russell Rowic. -. d, the rector
will preach this morning ut II o'clock
ON The War. and Afterward-What?"
being tho last sermon OF the series on
"Christianity and the World Crisis
The rc.ulnr monthly meeting OF the
Richmond Epworth League Union OF
tn" Southern Methodist Church Will be
held on Tuesday night at SID o'clock in
81. Iaurs Methodist Church. Import :.
ant business will be discussed. and all
members are requested to be present.
Tom Farmer. the famous convert OF
the Water street Mission, New York.
will speak again at the mems meeting
Young Mems Christian Association. He
will take for his subject Men Have
Met" MIR. Farmer was born In the
New York slums. and at the age OF
forty five did no: know his Cs.
Since his conversion he has preached to
thousand. OF men. A special meeting
will no held for women I'm the associa-
lion auditorium on Tuesday afternoon
at h:l5, when Mr.. Farmer will give his
life story From Prison to Pulpit
n1raa val
by tho Boys Sunday Afternoon Club
this Afternoon ut ::20 o'clock. Boys
Secretary Johnson Will be In charge
Of the meeting
The Associated Bible Students will
worship this morning at II o'clock In
Smithdeal Hall. NJ l.. Staples will lead
the Bible study discourse tonight at
o'clock. taking for his subject, IF
the Soul Is Not immortal. What About
Everlasting nell?"
Under the direction OF James l..
Womble. the organist. an interesting
musical program will be rendered to-
night at S O'Clock In the First English
Evangelical Church. Tho service fol-
lows:
Professional, ct Heard tho Sound OF
Voices
Gloria Patri' In E. .Propert
Anthem. 20 Pray for the Peace of
Jerusalem" ....... Knox
Baritone soloist. Jessie Hood.
Anthem "Recessonal". DE Kovcn
Soprano soloist. Miss Mary Steinheim.
Offertory, organ. "Serenade".. Flagler
Magnificent" and "Nunc Dimittis' In
u .,............. MARKS
''Sevenfold Amen. .Stainer
Recessional. Jesus Calls Us
The morning services at II o'clock
will he conducted by the pastor. Rev.
j. J. Schcrer. Ir.
DR. David II. Lewis Will speak at the
regular first Sunday vesper service this
afternoon Mt o'clock in the Young
Womcn's Christian Association. His
topic will be. My Place In Life"
John Garland Pollard. Attorney C en- :
erai Of Virginia. will be the speaker at
the vesper service this afternoon at 5
o'clock in Richmond College. Music
will be rendered by the chorus choir.
Rev. Lloyd T. Wilson. D. D., will
speak this afternoon ut 3:30 o'clock at
the Railroad Young Mems Christian
Association on THE Power of Infiu-
ence." Riily Sunday songs will be
sung. with }. S. Renner in charge OF
the program.