The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-18

"A Perilous Period" Rev !. Il. Egg
gleston, who has assisted In the re-
vival services this week. will preach
next week
st. James, Rev James T. Green pas
tor-The revival services are growing
in interest. The services will CON
tinue through the coming week.
Preaching by Rev. John NJ oakley at
II A. NJ. and p. NJ, and every day
during the week at p. NJ. and s T. NJ.
Branch Memorial--The meetings
will continue with increasing inter-
est The motto of Branch Memorial
is lockwood for Christ The pastor.
Rev. W. O. Gordon. will have for his
subject on Sunday morning AN An
swer TO the Supreme Question" AT
3 o'clock there will be a service for
parents: topic, "A Sacred RESPONSE
bility." 1880 p. M, gospel rally. Fol-
lowing Will be the evening service at
IS o'clock; subject. Three Crosses
Union Station. corner Twenty
fourth and y Streets--Preaching both
morning and evening by DR.. W. AS
bury Christian. pastor Subjects:
II A. NJ. Where Is Thy Brother?
Am I My Brothers Keeper; s
p. M. IT'S Only My Way; Yes, But
What II Your Way Leads to Hell? ?"
Park Place-Both services Sunday
will be evangelistic. The pastor, Rev.
J. J. Bradford. will preach at II A.
NJ from the subject Gods Temple.
at S =. NJ. on Gross and Crown" Ep-
worth League at 7:l5 p. NJ
Asbury. Rev. James o. Babcock,
pastor-Preaching II A. VI, and =.
NJ Subjects: Morning. Gods Won
/ derfuI Love; evening. BE Sure Your
Sin VIII Find you Out" Sunday
school at $50 A. Nj. NJ. T. Gary.
! superintendent. Epworth League at
| 7:15 T. NJ, led by Carlton BEDFORD.
| The revival services will continue all
next week. The large choir. under
direction OF Professor j. S. Renner
Will furnish special revival music.
| Grace-Street temporarily located at
Soldiers Home chapel-Preachtng II
| A. NJ. and p NJ. by Rev. ]. f. Oyler
| Epworth League 7:l5 p, NJ.
! Decatur-Street The evangelistic
meetings are growing in interest I'M
! der the powerful and attractive
preaching of Rev. g. II. Newbury. who
| is assisting the pastor, Rev G, f.
! Greene. The regular morning and eve
! ming services on Sunday WILDE con-
the Old Dominion Steamship Com
! pany. The local committee Will make
! weekly shipments from now on.
SUNDAY School Session Closed.
| The closing session OF the Sunday
School Efficiency Conference was held
at the Market Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church this afternoon and
evening. The following program fea-
tured by an address by Rev. Fred r.
Chenault. a former pastor of the
Washington Street Church, now OF
Broad Street Church, Richmond. was
presented:
Gas to- p. M.-Devotional exer-
cises conducted by Rev b. F. Lips
comb. p. d, presiding elder.
to 1880 P, M.-"Mobilizing Our
Men and Women" Mr. Way.
1880 to $3.50 p M.--Simultaneous
departmental conferences.
Beginners and primary depart
ments. conducted by Miss Cornelia NJ.
Brickhouse, superintendent primary
department. Client Methodist Sunday
school Norfolk, Va.
Junior department, conducted by
Miss Smcoe.
Adult department conducted by Mr
Way
$40 p. M.-Address. The Call OF
) the Sunday School to Service" Rev
r. r. Chenault, pastor OF Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Richmond. Va.
Short---Hood
ouie' but pretty wedding was
solemnzed at o'clock last evening
I at the home of the bride in Guaran'
tee Street. when Miss Bessie II
Short. the attractive and accomplished
daughter of Mrs. e. II. and the late
1 A. G. Short. and Mr. samuel w Hood
prominent young travelling sales
man with r. Z. Lunsford e. Co, were
united in marriage. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. c. r. Stribling
( d. D., of the Tabb- street Presbyterian
/ Church. Mr., and Mrs. Hood will re-
side here.
/ WelIs-Rawlings.
! Miss Hattie May Wells, daughter OF
i Mr.. and Mrs James II. Wells, OF
! West High Street. and Mr.. William p
Rawlings. OF Baltimore, were united
In marriage Yesterday afternoon al
the home of the officiating minister
Rev L. T. Hit, pastor of Memorial
Methodist Church. Mrs. Evelyn Mann
OF Ettrick. was matron of honor, and
MIR. Eugene Draper of North Caro-
| Rawlings will reside at 504 Grove
Avenue.
Claude Andrews.
4 Claude Andrews, aged five months
4 and twelve days the only child OF
| Henry L. and Marie Andrews Par
IRISH. died at ! l. o'clock this morning
at the residents of his grandparents,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Andrews. 1414
Oakdale Avenue. following Il brief ILL.,
ness. Arrangements for the funeral
have not been completed.
1 Mrs. Inez Perry Stokiey.
I Mrs. ,Inez Perry StokIey, wife OF
i James 0. Stokley. died at 5:35 o'clock
this morning at her home In Clayton
i Street. after a brief illness. Mrs.
Stokley was twendy three years OF
/ age and a native of Kentuckye She
/ came with her husband to Petersburg
i about 1--WE months ago from Mount
/ Dora. Fla. The funeral arrangements
have not been completed. ~