New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29
THE CHURCHES IN SUMMER
MANY TO REMAIN OPEN ALL THE TIME
THE PASTORS TO LEAVE GOOD SUPPLIES IN

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The Tribune last Monday contained the summer
r,,rs ~ many Of the leading churches of various
denomnatjons The following addtional Hen'' VII,
show how general IS the movement TO proviue sooo
binr for residents and visitors in the city during
the months Of July and August;
wEI1,KYowN rREsBYTER1ANs TO PREACH
HERE.
nr wilton Merle Smith, Of the Central Church, VIII
spend the summer at Newport, and President rIah',s
L. Patton OF Princeton University Will preach LOT m III
JuIv and Professor Herrick Johnson, OF the MCCORMICK
Theological Seminary in August These two ex-mooer
aors OF the General Assembly are both popular preae"
ers The Central Church has recently started resc"
nss,on in Forty coni- ST. near Tcntlave named IN
memory OF DR.. Smiths predecessor the WILSON Hiss'ou
Services are held every night, ana sunday SCHOOL,
free kindergarten mothers meetings, boys ciuo anu
similar accessories are 10 be added. Inc expense win
be about "a 900 year. The gifts Oh t''o no"o
have quadrupled during the year.
Dr. G. L. spining OF the Philips Church, recently
received an envelope labelled, PRESCRIPTION lor MUS
auto bites" On opening II he found hlmsen tno VIC
tim Of practical joke. as 1t contained chech ior
81 900 and gentle hint from the generous glVerS taV
n good summer vacation in order for the pastor
and his family DR.. Spinning will start for the Nor1
Woods next month in search Of trout and bears. THO
church building viii be closed during August, and ex
tensve alterations will be made involving an expenai
ture of several thousand dollars The Sunday-schooi
rooms will be extended in the rear and redecoraten
The addition will assume the form OF memorial IN
memory Of II. J. Dawson, who was superintendent Oh
the Sunday for twenty years, ana the ehe GA
pensc will he borne by his family
Dr. j. H. Kerr, OF the Fourth Church, will rest during
July and August and the pulpit will be supplied III DIS
absence by DR.. Horace L. Singleton The church VIII
be open all summer for the morning service.
DR. Charles s. Robinson, OF the Thirteenth street
Church. expects to visit Egypt and Palestine again,
and delivering
through the winter. From July Ii to september
there will DO ono service only the assistant pastor
occupying the pulpit.
The Rev A. P. Atterbury, Of the Park Church, has
zone to Europe on his bridal tour. His uncle, DIR.
w. W. Atterbury, viii fill the pulpit during part OF
the summer.
DR.. j. H. McIlvaine, Of the Church Of the Covenant,
has gone to Europe During July ana August the
church will be closed and services will be held In Gov
enant Chapel instead.
DIR. r. +. Sample of the Westminster Church, began
his vacation last week. He Will 90 to Minneapolis
and Lake Nnnetonka, his pulpit being supplied by
his son-in-law, Dr. J. B. Donaldson, Editor Of "The
Northern Presbyterian and a pastor in Minneapolis.
AS the Westminster people have recently spent
S12 900 In improving their building no alterations VIII
be required this year. Although large number OF
families have removed to the upper part Of the city
during the year, the accessons to the congregation
have been in excess of the removals. The spiritual
growth OF the church and the large advance in
benevolence are specially noticeable.
Dr. d. G.. Wylie. the new pastor Of the Scotch
Church, will rest for two months, beginning on July
49, spending the greater part of his vacation near
Poughkeepse. The summer supplies will be President
W. C. Roberts, of Lake Forest University ILL.,. an ex
Moderator Of the General Assembly and the chairman
Of committee appointed TO revise the Westminster
Confession Of Faith, and DR.. James Mcleod. Of
Albany. The church will be open for both services
n Tn la1I hnncQ N
have an assistant.
The Rev. II. It. McEwen, Of the Fourteenth Street
Church. has six weeks vacation beginning the last
week Of July. The Rev. E. p cleveland Of the
Western Reserve University, will preach during the
pastors ABSENCE The church viii not be closed. The
pipe organ has just been made better than new. The
exterior walls of the building being pointed and
trimmed. When the repairs completed the In
terror and exterior will be in rstcass order and there
will be no debt
The Rev. J. II. Hoadley. of Faith Church says: al
eApcnd TO spend my vacation at nv cottage as
Birmingham Lake In the Adirondacks, with my
family being absent from the city during August and
the first Sunday in September. The Rev. John II.
Edwards Of this city, will occupy the pulpit Of Faith
Church during my absence. The church will be open
all summer with services morning and evening" and
Sunday school in the afternoon The weekly prayer
meeting win also be maintained. Our services all 20
on the year round without Interruption
DR.. James Chambers, OF Is lortuilate
in having clergymen in bis family and IN his congega
ton on whom he may rely brother the Rev.
W. N. Chambers, and a parfshfoncr, exPresidcnt
Gregory OF Lake Forest University, will preach during
July and August while the pastor is rustcatng IN tho
Chenango Valley. DR.. Chambers says. The sum-
finds us closing prosperous term OF work.
Contrary TO the usual experience, we lost few this
spring and substantial gains have been made. Instead
Of an excursion an ce-cream festival will be given
10 Sunday school June g. and we look forward
TO the fall with bright hopes. over 80 900 has been
added to our Building Fund since the year, not
wthstandng the additional burdens incident to
enlarged work The pastors health, much shattered
last year. has been completely reganed during the rest
taken last season, and the pluck and perseverance OF
his people are constant of inspiration and Of
hope New members have been added to the session.
which Is strong, harmonious, capable and enthusiastic
body OF men. Cavalry Church. sometimes called
Cavalry merits the compliment tho implies In
being aggressive thoroughly organized and grow
ing body, keeping in line Of the best movements Of the
time and contributing to their Advancement
EPIsCOPALIANS AND BAPTISTs HoSPITABLE.
Dr. Arthur Brooks of the Church of the Incarnation,
will be at Minnequa. Penn, when absent from the
city During July and August the pulpit supplies
will be announced In the religious notices Saturdays.
The Rev. Dr. f. W. Donald, Of the Church Of the AS
ccnson, will spend the summer at Amherst Mass.
The church will not be closed. the Rev. NJ. II.
Gates supplying the pulpit
DR.. IL. Y satterlee. of Calvary Church, will 90 to
New Hamburg, n. Y, for July and August. The
church will be open all summer, assistant con-
ducting tho services. There will be some repairs on
the building, including the repanting Of the roof,
the thing Of the chance and the repairing Of the
chancel windows.
DR.. d. Parker Morgan, Of the Heavenly Rest, has
little farm near Croton Lake, which he will till during
July and August, while his assistant, the Rev Arthur
II. Judge has charge Of the work In the city. Dr.
Morgan says "A part Of the property tNo. 3 East
Forty fth-st) recently purchased for 100000 by the
parish will be taken into the church. forming new
transept, with entrance in Forty -ffthst. part
of the new purchase will also be fitted up as guild
room and the wh67e-recory, guildroom and transept
will be dedicated by the bishop Of the diocese al
II a. m. OH All Saints Day, November l."
Dr. T. Gaandet, OF st. AIMS. will sail on July T.