New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-02
MINISTER'S RESTING NOW.
HE VACATION SEASON BEGINS TO-DAY.
SEVERAL PROMINENT CHURCHES TO BE OPEN
ALL SUMMER. HOwEvER-wITERE THE
Prominent CLERGYMEN WILL


city. will have opportunity Of doing II IS true
ihat in former years than al the present tim"
many Of the churches closed with the exception
Il the Roman Catholic and Protestant Episcopal though
the missions chapcls of all denominations are al
ways open. It being the settled conviction that the
poor need the Gospel preached them quite much
I'm the hot months ms I'm the cold But the times are
changing The officers Of the church whose bulldog
does not need TO be repaired have TO Civ" an "Xcu'"
10 the public now il they close their building more
than two or three weeks I'm the summer and that Tor
cleaning purposes and even then they must arrange
10 hold union services with nclghborng church.
The Old excuse that the people Of the weather. class
were ont Of town no longer holds for if a few
thousand of the better class do go 10 the scashor" or
the mountains or the they leave behind
them many thousands NOR" who are In the ciy tn"
whole or a part of the time. and who need gospel
privileges quite = much when the mercury Is mgh
n tfcy do when IT Is low The pYlps OF NewYork
for the next two months will contain som" OF the
ables preachers from other cities Professors from
theological scminarcS and coleg" presidents will also
be among those who will be heard here In few
cases nciglboring churches will unite part OF me
services being held I'm each church. and The two or
three sharing the expense OF the supplies. In reply
10 inquiries from Tribune reporter. the pastors OF
the leading cty churches have Indicated where they
will be during the summer months. and who VIII oc-
cupy their pulpit during their absence"
Episcopal. RECTORS OFT OF TOWN.
The Rev Dr. David II. Grc'r. OF st. Darthoomew's
Church. IS spending his vacation New Canaan Conn
The church will be closed for fOnr months. ana during
that time extensive alterations VIII be mace III 'he
buildin. These alterations contemplate the deepening
OF the chancel and Il chancel organ, q be con
nected by electricity with the organ at the other end
OF the church. and the decoration OF the chnrch
throughout. short tine ago 100000 was raised al
a single collection for this purpose
The Rev Dr. Morgan Dix rector Of Trinity Parish.
expects to be absent from town during July ana
August, spending the month Of July at Westhampon
Beach, In his absence Trinity pulpit viii be supplied
at their convenience by the staff OF clergy at Trinity
Church, consisting OF the Rev. DR.. j. ~ steele. the
Rev G.. f. Macill and the Rev. ]. W. Hin. No alter
at,ons are TO be made in the church building this
summer.
The Rev. f. walpole Warren. Of the Church OF the
Holy Trinity in Madison-ave. has planned delightful
trip to the West. including Denver. Manitou Springs
Salt Lake City the Yellowstone Park his vacation
covering three months. The assistant minist ana
lay reader licensed will preach I'm september With
occasional supplies. There will he especial attention
given to the music during the summer under Dr.
Woodcock, OF the Garden City Cathedral, and II Is
hoped tina, in the fan the church Will open with
excellent choir and superior church music.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Y. SattcTlec. OF the Calvary
Church has three months vacation, beginning June
u.s. During his absence the Rev Levi, cameron
supplies his place and DR.. satterlce expects TO spend
part Of the time In adirondackS While he is gone
there will be Improvements made In the interior
Of the church. such as recarpctng, etc.
Dr. Huntington. Of Grace Church, has n vacation
during July and August which he expects 10 spend
In Maine In his absence the different clergy OF IN"
parsh will have charge of the services. The recent
purchase OF the oil brewery in FourccntNt between
Firs-ave. and Avenue A. By Grace Church, IS on"
of the interesting features of practical mission work
on the side. and those who are laboring among
the poor under whatever name, re)0c" IN ms feature
of .I,o
ST. Georges Church. ever active. gives DR.. W. :.
Rainsford It's rector generous vacation. which h"
expects spend in Newt Brunswick his pulpit being
supplied by Dr. Kir1us, Mr.. Davis and assistant
clergymen Of the parish.
The Rev. Arthur Brooks. Of The Church Of the
Incarnation. begins his vacation tomorrow and take,
up the work again early In September. While ne I,
gone the assistant. the Rev. C. II. T"nny, will be- in
charge. DR.. Brooks will spend The OF rest at
Minnequa Penn
PREsBYTERI Az PASTORS GAINING STRENGTH.
The Rev Dr. John Hail. Of the Fifth Avenu" Pres
byteran Church. sailed for Europe June 10.
little earlier this year than usual owing 10 his
wtfe's health Services will be held in the church In
the usual way through the summer, such preachers
as the Rev Drs. John Dewitt. Of Princeton. J. =
Macintosh OF Philadelphia James Mcleod, OF Albany
William c. Roberts Of this city; W. Henry Roberts,
stated clerk and vice-moderaOr OF the General As
semby, being among the number engaged by the
officers as supplies. The Madison Avenue Reformed
Church will unite with the Fifth Avenue Church
during the absence OF the Rev. Dr. Ki,rcdge.
Dr. G. II. Parkhurst, OF the Madison square Church.
started for switzerland early In jane, leaving his
work in the OF an assistant, the Rev Chauncey
W. Goodrich.
Dr. Henry van Dyke. Of the Brick Church. who has
shown in recent magazine article that he Is fisher
OF trout as well Of men, expects TO spend the sum
mer abroad his pulpit being supplied during his ab-
sence by the Rev. D. Richard Harlan. the Rev. Thomas
b. Mcleod, of Brooklyn, and his brother. the Rev.
DIR. James Mcleod of Albany The church will be
open all summer usual
The Rev. Dr. Wilton Merle Smith, Of the Central
church, is going abroad marry his brother, Judge
Walter Lloyd smith, OF the Supreme Court, and Miss
Jessie Gonzales, OF Elmra, y. y. The summer preach
ers in the Central Church VIII be DR.. Mcleod, OF
Albany, and DIR. Edward {. Ray, secretary of the
Presbyterian Board Of Aid for Colleges and Acade-
mics Dr. Smith will sail The Umbria next sat
urday.
Dr. David G.. Wylic OF the scotch Church. begins
bis vacation on July 10 and ends 1t september 10.
lie has summer home In Duchess County, and Will
divide his time between IT and the West going to the
Rocky Mountains after visit to the Worlds Fair.
The scotch Church will hear DR.. Ray, OF Chicago, DIR.
Murray The Dean OF Princeton College, DIR. Williamson,
OF Cleveland and DR.. Proudht, OF Baltimore while
the pastor is away.
Dr. Robert r. Booth, of the Rutgers Riverside
Church. Will spend his vacation at varous places
during July and August, and different ministers VIII
preach for him.
Dr. j. G. Bliss OF the Washington Heights Church,
Will 70 10 Norfolk, Conn, during August, and the
Rev ]. ID. Randolph, of Pennsylvania, and others
will preach for him,
The Madison Avenue Church Will be open through
fhe summer, Dr. G. L. Thompson preaching until
the middle OF July and the Rev. c. F. Goss the as
ISOLATE pastor, rest OF the time. DR.. Thompson
will spend part of his vacation with DIR. Gray,
OF "The Interior, In Northern Wisconsin.
The Rev DR.. Kimball will supply the pulpit OF
Faith Church, Dr. Hoadey spending his vacation In
the Adrondacks.
Dr. James Chambers will 90 10 his farm In the
Nnl Hay ne nnlnif EnYnrY Chlrch being