Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-14
PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
FOR LENTEN SERVICES
Daily Meeting for Business Men to
BE Conducted by Well-Known
Speakers.
FARMER SPEAKS AT Y. NJ. C. A.
Portrait OF Rev. John a. Broadus,
ID. d., to BE Unveiled This After
noon-Special Services to BE Con-
Quoted by Salvation Army.

noon-Special Services to BE Con-
Quoted by Salvation Army.
Beginning on Thursday and lasting
until Holy Week, special half hour
services will be conducted on every
week day except Saturday during
Lent. The meetings are designed es-
pecially for downtown business men.
and will be limited strictly to half
hour. They will begin at and close
at 1880 o'clock.
A committee representing all the
Episcopal clergy and the chapters of
the Brotherhood OF St. Andrew in the
city have arranged tho services. At
the invitation OF this committee n
group of men of exceptional power
will occupy the pulpit this year.
The services follow:
February Is and l9-The Bishop of
| tho Diocese
Monday. February e2.-To be an
nounced.
Tuesday to Thursday. February %
to 25.-Rcv. II. II. Covington, rector of
st. Paurs Church. Norfolk
Monday to Thursday. March It.
Rev. Wilson r. Stearly. of Montclalr,
| Friday. March 5.-To be announced.
! Monday. March S.-To he announced
Tuesday to Friday. March OLE
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church,
! New York.
Monday. March 15.-To be announced.
TueEday TO Friday. March 16-19.--
Rev. Richard w. uoguc, rector of the
Church OF the Ascension. Baltimore
Monday, March 22.-To be announced
tuesday to Thursday. March 1925
Rev. Cameron T. Davis. rector Of
Trinity Church. Buffalo.
Following the usual custom during
Lent, series of services Will be held
| each afternoon In the week, beginnine
at o'clock, In tho Episcopal churches
Monday-St Marks
Tuesday-Grace Church.
w e n e d a y-Monumental, Holy
Trinity.
Thursday-St Paurs.
Friday-Holy Comforter, ST. James,
st. Johns.
Saturday-All Saints. st. Andrews.
On tho Tuesday evenings in Lent,
beginning February 90, Mr.. Hnrker
VIII give series OF organ recitals in
st. Paurs, to which all are Invited.
The program of the music will be an
nounced later
| The choir at st. Paurs is announced
as follow:
| Professor Jacob Reinhardt, organist
emeritus; f. Flaxington Harker, or
ganist and choirmaster
Sopranos.-Mra II. T.. Van RIner
Miss Margaret O'Bricn, Miss Maria.
Swami. Miss Lucy Swami. Mrs. Ii. G.
Proctor, Miss Mary Jordan, Miss V.
Leo Courtney. Miss Mary McGary, Miss
Annie L. Penney. Miss Sallie Hobson,
Miss Della Davenport. Miss Margaret
Miller. Miss Dorothy Webb Miss Helen
Z. Davis. Miss Ruth Davis. Miss Lucille
! Williams
Altos.-Afrs. r. r. Harkcr, Mrs. F.
c. Pelouze. Miss Ellen Hobson, Miss
Noble Anderson. Mrs. Graham b. Hob
SON Miss Emma Gray White. Miss
| Ellen Rives
Tenors.-G. William Greener, James
Funston. John Lydiatt. Adolphus Blair,
! Russell High. w. Clark. Coulbourn.
Bassos-P. A. Morton, Catesby
Jones. Charles Harris, George p WEIGH.
Alex. Gillen. Fenton Jacobs, John w
Starnes, Elet Robinson, z. a. Lambert
| Tom Farmer, who was converted
from life OF crime at the Water Street
Mission. New York. will sneak again
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in tho
auditorium OF the Young Mems Chris
tian Association, where lie attracted
largo crowds at his appearance hero
month ago. He will tell his thrill
ling life story of how. conquering
heavy odds, he learned his a b C's MT
| forty-hve years of age, and Is now
turning hundreds to better life.
The meeting will be for men only.
! doors being open at 3:l5 o'clock The
and Rem 7. Wheatley will ne the
soloist. Professor Young will play the
piano.
y portrait OF Rev. John A Broadus.
| .. D., Will be unveiled with appro-
4 a III. "a
o'clock In Broadus Memorial Baptist
Church. Rev. II. w. Battle, D. D..
and Rev. T. II. Rice. D. d.. will make
addresses. There will be special music
rendered by the choir OF the Second
Baptist Church.
this morning at II O'Clock. There will
BIO no night service.
| The regular quarterly meeting OF the
| Richmond Assembly OF the Brotherhood
OF st. Andrew will be held Tomorrow
night at Sis o'clock in the Grace
| Episcopal Church. Rev. G. Mel BryGon
VIII deliver an address. The officers
OF the assembly are r. Carter Beverley,
president, and Philip T.. Brown, Jr., sec
rotary.
Vesper services will be held this
! afternoon at o'clock in Richmond Col
lege. An attractive musical service has
been arranged Mrs. Mary Bell Miller.
soprano, recently returned from special
study in New York City. will be tho
soloist. assisted by the chorus choir OF
Richmond and Westhampton Colleges.
Services at the Railway Young
Mems Christian Association this after
| noon Will be open to both men and
! women. The attraction will be an adj
dress of Captain Holz. the visiting
salvation Army colonel. and the cele-
brated Silver Jubilee Singers, OF Phil
+ adelphia. The Mems Chorus, under
| the direction of J. Schafer Renner. will
| render several selections.
LOCAL CHURCH NOTICES