New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-08

ESiSss Nrs frcss%an Mrs j. wailach Mrs M
Tho rnox Avenue Presbyterian CHURCH Ht in o nna
and @ Is .d ls%eSn tods s At II
a. M the regular morning services wil be heid a,c AZ
which the lev Dr. Francis A. Marlins WIN p caeoi
In the afternoon while the reg lar sunday evening
service will be held at 40 p H. at which the Key th
regular dedication services will be held at O'Clock.
The Rev: A. W Iiasey viii preside ana ne p VIII o.
George Alexander ana the Rev Henry l. McEwel. I'm
ddaon %ddrss' ana e May%r o" h cnrSh was
organized as n Sunday-schcO Oh september IL looo,
from which was developed the church orgalta, ,,l
intended 10 build a clnpcl to cost about 5000, out
the trustees such success that Il WAS decided ~
money ascd By TIE efforts OF the sunday sGho 30
Of the downtown curccs Inc onnGAy sciVU, wi
and thry scvcnth-st., By The snnday-5chynl COMMIT,
tee n the Presbytery OF Ncwlcr!l Thc?c were
mcec md cg crg ami hc nox Avenue Pres
bytcrian Sunday scEO.l Association. The growth o.
Se Wdm pS " %a e. eG% the s
The worl If The Sunday-school Immediately banched
bows 6S c "r sSGey n c n l' EGcaVo and
Band OF Hope were organized. besides which evening
Gaytch,ol soon moved into larger store. In Api.
1891, David g. Smith Of Union Theological Seminary,
pastoral work OF the association, and he engaged ~ IL
Tor cl;htccn months since his rc,igna,i9n: oc'o-
vices Il the association. The salaries OF these min
lister, were guaranteed ~ the Church OF the PIri-
tans Of which the Rev ,Dr. Clark Is pastor The
Prcsbytcry appointed the Rev. DIR. +. II. Marking
Moderator pr ten Of the sessi. n
on December o. 1901. the members OF the asso-
citation Organized he LcnOx Avenue Presbs terian
Church. william Hobson and Henry NJ. Cummings
ord1lned elders and Edward Ostnnder ana
Charles X. Allison dcacous. While tie trustees are
Henry ". Cummings, William VI. Waite and James II.
Vollcr,son. Tho membership OF the church is now
about aIXy and The grcgntion Is rapidly growing
on January r92 the trustees purchased lots In One
hundred and thirty nlnthst.. west or Eghih-aVc Inv
ng 40 feet front being 100 feet deep, and plans
~ 5000 children contributed to The erection of the
sunday school building. and by their united efforts
~ 800 had been raised. services Will be held In the
church every sunday ut II a. IN. and 40 p. m also
Thursday evening.
The annual reception to the Clergy Of Holy Trinity
church given by the Ladies' Guild In the plrlors
II the church. rbnchfrdred ana twenty secOn l-st.
and LonoXavc. THURSDAY evening. The spacions
rooms Handsomely dressed In Christmas green's
and other dccorat Ons. The Rev. Dr. aud Mrs Bldg
received the guests In the inner paror, assisted
by tie Rev. william Downcv. Among the guests Of
honor wcr' Bishop Brewer and the Rev. Mr.. Cox the
latter having been an assistant minister OF HOS
Trinity Tho women aos sting AZ The reception wcrc
Mrs. John lI!ltncr Mrs Carstcnren, Mrs. Price M's
Rogers. Mrs EcsOns. Mrs. Covcll. Miss McGOwn,
IN "at home given Wednesday by MIS-.
Charles Curtis Tyler and Mrs Leroy Watkins llIbbard
NJ 40. 1895 MadisOnave. who were AS std BY Mrs.
Agnes Warner. Among those present wore Mr. and
Nrs. Charles Tyler button. OF BruoldSn Mr. an Mrs.
C"ge"'hal. Of iroohlyn: Or. and Mrs. Lucien c.
warmer. Or. Martha 6. iolmcs Mrs. +. A. Whitfield
william II. Ray. Mrs. Richard i. Snltcr, Mrs. and
Miss Dacnickcr Mr. end Mira. Thomas J. Newman
Nrs. Ienac Anderson. MS Paddock. Mrs Allen Ward.
WE'LL Arthur l.. Buckhout and VI. Davis.