New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-20
ANNOYAYCES OF A CITY RESIDENT.
TINE LOST IN LOOKING FOR CHURCHES.

To me RAZOR Of The Tribune.
SIR: Why are people so afraid OF their
words in making announcements OF public dmuSemenis
rhci par,imony this has cost me dear by what 1t
las made to be- and my case Is only an example OF
othc s. Like good many other FOLKS, was delighted
with the programme Of the concert at the Church
OF the Holy Trinity, and made mp my mind, though J
could III afford the afternoon that here musical
treat worth the time TO hear it, suppose was goose
not know there two Trinity churches left work
OF importance, made careful toiie-to do honor to
Bacs music not TO the audience-andw went two miles I"
Old Trinity to lind that concer-the concert was taken
for granted would De given the next day. II queer
for the paragraph TIE TRIBUNE SAID Wednesday and
the next day certainly would be Thursday, but accepted
folded programme from the attendant and went TO save
what wa, left Of the day Tomorrow came, ana notice
of Nh Wacns organ concert that puzzled he still more
as the Trinity concert Of the programme was not by Mr.
Warren. gave it up only 10 be worse tautiizcd tins
week by learning from the criticism that Mr. Dudley
Buck had presided at the second of the Holy Trinity
concerts put it to You If it isn't too much to
lose such pleasure as the reported programme for
want of a line saying to the Ignorant heather WOid
what streets Holy Trinity may stand between,
and whether it is in NewNork or Brooklyn.
Again. society of ladies announced Thursday afternoon
Lectures invaluable to those Interested in bcttein@ The
stale OF our POOR and who is not Interested IN TINS The
list embraced such subjects as SANITARY science Tor
tenement houses" and How 10 dO Most Good To the
Poor etc bear those lectures, Or what l. lett
If them but the notice IN the daily paper gave The name
o q chapel TWcni ythrd-t rs the place or lecture
without saving what streets - was between OF now tlt
church wa, to he recognized. or what the hour was
Now I'm as busy most people ana nave my SAT- 10
earn. stili take ire time 10 hear such really go9d
things come n tie and tcei huGt by doing Win
ot tnrn. Hut can't take The Tins io Iun round gud
lnd when and wAcie concerts ana Lecture axe 10 ne
csurcay when The average OF people don't know Huch
NOR, Than ny self Nobody can travel the lchStn OF
street looking Tor hall or chapel especially Whrn
must De enzcd out Of one ihner consciou s.
IA all nor cu one wander IN 'front.' Of II nom morning
ul afternoon On ihe l!h houl ooin,s TOT tl'
ton and that is PASTOR ON IT, doors 1Hcl are twice
a. interesting pco pie the name of the Nton, Wic
+, alWayr there II there seems t. You, oir, any reason
i'm these complaints please say word IT, tnc sections ana
musical committee g., and committees ul ladies' VINO gen
orally make hesc omissions Tor the help and comfort OF
other people ANA JUN oNI4h'
Neir- lorh nov. lG, 1870.
If our correspondent had read any one of the adj
vertisements published in THE TRIBUNE announcing
the cr-an concerts at the Church of the Holy Trinity
he would have learned from them where the church
was.-Ld.l