New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-04-19
WHATA PASTOR SEES AND HEARS
ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST TO MANY
DENOMINATIONS

The Rev. James Chambers. OF the Calvary Pfesby-
terrain Church. has returned from Lakewood. " j..
after four months sojourn fully restored to health
and ready TO resume the work which overta1ed his
strength His energetic and devoted people propose
to welcome him by reception AT the church. Madison
ave aud one hundred and thirteenth St. on Tuesday
| evening The loyalty and sympathy OF Cavalry
/ church for their pastor are marked evidences OF
bright future for this congregation. to occupy
new and neat edhcc in West One-hundred- and SIX
teenths;.
The Methodist Church is looking forward with great
anticipation to the Ecumenical conference to be held
between October 10 and November 10, 1891. Tho
first conference Of this kind met in London on sep
tcmbcr :. ISL and II then determined To hold
another In this country ten years later TWO years
ago the General Conference took action upon the sub
icc' and appointed commission TO carry ont the plan
then adopted. The commission held Us first meeting
IN Philadelphia last month and made Bishop Bowman
chairman and the Rev. Dr. D. 6. Monroe. OF Altoona
Pcnn secretary. Various committee, were appointed
10 perfect the details of the Conference The repro
-eniaiivcs viii be seven members from each General
Conference district four members being nominated by
each annual conference. the Commission To sci'ot
those who shall represent the district The members
II the Commission and all the bishops are eN-ohcio
members Of the Conference.
\ distiic, conference Of the Young Peoples A'so-
citation connected with the Protestant cvanseH'a
churches Ia the southeastern district Of this city was
held ON "wednesday evening in Wood Memorial
Chapel IN Avenue \. \. G.. Disbrow. Of the s'"i'h
Presbyterian Church. presided The time was a.
voted ~ the discussion Of methods Of work among
people and reports wcr' received ~ reference
to the prorrc., made Boy various societies NAM
practical suggestions made IN rceari =" the paf
which the social entertainments play IN hiliing mp
christian work. and also how Young CHRISTIANS may
be helped 20 take part 90 the pfa,crmc''ihE
r.hop Warren. ~ the Methodist church. has gone
abroad 20 pre-. de at conference Bro i'n-iri Dcnmai"
Italy. Germany. Norwa, ard sweden
Tho Helping Hand connected with the church OF
the Reformation iu stanton 80. branch 81 -
Georges church. held t, anniversary "n lu'-'N
afternoon. Ih. excellent society is DOING a nome
work among the poor 81 enc Eat side. lcsde' h'ip
Ing man, who are ln cr,at need. u aids other 70
helm ihem.cve-. B., providing them with worn anu
paving them for doing d.
Mr. Mood, meyer travel. on sunday further than h"
ca, ,,m ILL., pl,n. for meeting. on that daF arc
made in ,eco,i.r,e with this vellhno"n prh'lp''
which be- sets forth Whenever occasion rcqn'-'
I'M. member. u m, christian Endeavor society Of
I'm. ,if, ,rc interested nov n the ninth lni"ti'nA
convention which &. 20 bee held At A. Louis o'si''Ns
on June L. Ihr 90. l,i,Nai r"@iSinmr ~. r,
stfroe.et of NfI'. .n" go, '. - IONS
h. n.rroe. 81 Chicago. will rc-psd f'r ile uil "a
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aor-. special ,rrintn'i- im', r,n .'' '"' ,ra lu
"a r. tfe ,fe. ts -f l14i. 10 spec aI ANS from
sarol. pan. 81 th' 'ouiir.
Ia ttc discussion over tso pod revision ~ ihe
WesfnI..t.r standards fou-iie.l..e attention hi' zen
>caalh ia,-tlt,f, t' nr. b. b. craven i.'- q i''''"
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