The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-05-28

business meeting OF the congregation
OF Holy Trinity on "Wednesday night.
showed the congregation IL enjoying
one of the most prosperous periods In
its history. largely due to the untiring
work OF their rector, DR.. ]. J. Gravatt,
and his faithful assistant. Rev. 7, @.
Falkner.
The Rev. Fred. r. Chenault. pastor
of Broad Street Methodist, expects to
go to Williamsburg this afternoon,
where tonight he will deliver the an
nual sermon before the Y. NJ. c. A.
of William and Mary College.
The Rev.eG. Freeiand Peter. rector
of st. James Episcopal. will be the
speaker at the anniversary service of
the Male Orphan Asylum, to be held
in the parlors of that institution this
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The annual
report will be read by the president
of the board. Gen. Charles J. Ander-
son. Several musical selections will be
rendered by the boys OF the home.
The public Is most cordially invited.
A series of interesting revival meet
ings have been In progress during the
past week in the new headquarters of
the Salvation Army on North Seventh
street Mrs Hortense Ropp, the gift
ed temperance speaker, WHO is 50 Weii
and favorably known all over the
state, was the speaker at these meet
ings. She was assisted in the services
by number Of the local workers.
On Thursday night, the Paramount
Avenue Christian ChurNh closed a
helpful and successful series of re-
vival meetings. which were con-
Quoted each night for about ten days.
The pastor. Rev. A. NJ. Fox, was as
sisted by the Rev. J, o. Helsabeck. of
huntsville. Large congregations
were present at each service. and
twenty-three added to the member
ship of the congregation, as one of
the results of the meetings.
Visiting speakers will be heard in
the following pulpits today, viz:
Morning-Rev. c. H. Mcneil at
Grace Methodist; Rev F. W. Troy,
Christian; Rev. Don
o. Shelton. St James Methodist; Rev.
J. Sidney Peters. Broad Street Meth
odist: Rev. W. J. Clark. Calvary
Baptist.
Evening--Rev. r Men. Simpson.
Centenary Methodist; Rev. j. L. Bray,
Grace Methodist; Rev. David Hep
burn, IAurel-Street Methodist; Rev.
D. o. Shelton. Broad Street Method
list; Rev. j. Sidney Peters. Decatur
Street Methodist; DR.. Douglas Free
man. Pine-street Baptist.
The following special subjects have
been announced for today in Rich
mond pulpits, viz:
Observation-Disclosures Men. and
What to Do with Them" Rev. A. c.
bergman. Woodland Heights Meth
odist. The Preservation of the BIZ
ble,' Rev J. A. Wtnn, Barton Heights
Methodist The Blacklist Name and
Darkest Deed Rev. J. B. Hutson.
Pine Street Baptist, The Church and
Workingmen." Rev. G. f. Green, De-
catur-Street Methodist,
Evening-'The Church and the La
Dor Movement" Rev. Fl. ID. G. Mae
lachlan. Seventh-Street Christian
The Workingman and the Church"
Rev. E. V. Carson, Fairmount Meth
odst. Jesus Christ and the Work
ingman.' Rev. ]. j. Parsons. Fair
satisfieth Not" Res. W. T. Clark,
Fulton Baptist Two Ways and Two
Destinies,'' Rev. J. r. johnson, Ven
able Street Baptist The Spirit of
Labor, Rev. C. A. Jenkens, Calvary
Baptist. Christ and Labor" Rev. f
W. Long, Cowardin Avenue Christian.
"Unappreciated Treasures" Rev Geo.
W. Kemper. HanoverAvenue Chris
tian. Working People Who Build
the Nation Make the Church." Rev.
w. A. Christian, Union Station Meth
odist. The Kings Highway" (illus-
trated). Rev. J. H. Light. Central
Methodist.