New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-06-29

Church Of the Epiphany, will rusticate during july
on his farm In Triangle, NJ Y, and In august he VIII
preach In the First Baptist Church OF Washington
spending his weekdays In the mountains or by the
DR.. McLaurn says: al have been pastor nov
for nearly seven months and can say trnthfnlly thA
there has been prosperity. We have received about
sixty new members, and most Of them confession
OF their faith We planning for far more aggressive
work next year. have been taking my bearns,
old church."
coRDIALITY IN OTHER DENOMINATIONS
DIR. c. F. Deems, of the Church Of the strangers
expects 10 open the Prohibition Park, Staten Islsnd
on the Fourth Of July. Early In the next week.
he says, 81 go West, expecting TO be at the Con-
vention Of the Young Peoples Society Of Christian
Endeavor at Minneapolis, thence l shall probably 20
south Dakota to @ Ny main work NJ wv ;: 4
John G.. " ooIey, is opening Home Tor Intemperate
Men / am to spend the intervening week, with
10 Aycn by the-sea, n j. 70 open the summer
School Of the American Institute Of Christian Phllos9
ply on August H. That will not close unul the l4th
The remainder OF the month hope to be able 70 hide
away where even the reporters cannot find me Tho
Of the Strangers through July and August For
twenty years the church has never Deen closed e1'
of repair" c, =, ~. n..,n,..
planned 10 preach last week In Auburn, y. T., at the
dedication Of a church. From Auburn he was 70 go .
Topeka, Kan, to attend a Chautanqua Assembly and
the Christian Endeavor Convention in Minneapolis
next month"; remaining In Minnesota for ten days 10
I'LL lecture engagements. 1.-THE remainder OF the
SUMMER DR.. Tyler says, I will be in the city with
the exception Of short excursions. / expect TO DO
In my pulpit every Sunday after the middle OF July
went to Europe once and the voyage almost killed
me. | think that shall never cross the Atlantic
again. have sympathy for people who go abroad.
l engaged writing history OF he Disciples, and
the summer months, when but little church work can
be done, furnish good opportunity 70 my pen.
The Church of the Disciples n West viii
not be closed single Sulday. Even when am
absent the church Is open and worship Is conducted
as usual The Rev. T. r. Bridges, who was gTadu-
ated from Union Seminary at its recf Commencement,
Will occupy my pulpit June 81 and 2s.'
DIR. William Lloyd, OF the Central Congregational
month, for the purpose Of seeing my son. who L.
studying art in that city, and also to regain trust
my health which has been seriously impaired by
Ia grippe. purpose returning by the second Sunday
In September. The church Will DO closed during my
ABSENCE
Tho Rev. Wellington White, who went tn China
eleven years ago as missionary, and who has been
at home year with his wife and children, the latter
attending school meanwhile, will start for Canton on
90 back with him. His visit home has not been much
of a rest since he and his wife have given much of
their tmc to interesting lectures their experiences
In the missionary field and life among the Chinese.
pleasant reception was given 10 them Saturday
at the fDme Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis e. SCHNEIDER
Mount Vernon. The spacious lawns were prettily
spread about on the grass Among tho large number
present were the Rev. Henry 7. McEwen, pastor OF
the Fourteenth Street Presbyterian Church and Mrs.
McEwen, Mr. and Mrs. Charles e. Martini and Mrs,
Marshal Clement.