New-York tribune., 1903-03-14
NETWORK CITY,

The Mount Ia abor Manual Training and Indus
trial School will give its second entertainment at
Carnegie Hall on April .. at p m. The pro-
granlme will in charge OF the symphony Club
Of Lincoln University supported by a local chorus
Of from ffty 10 one hundred voices. Professor j.
& Adeer and Professor B. B. PUrvts are the musi-
csI directors Mrs. Powhattan Bagna1l, formerly
of Boston will be the leading soprano soloist.
A rubuc rnee1ine in the interest of the Church
TEMPERANCE Society will be held in Grace Church,
Broadway and Tenth-st. on Monday at p. m.
Bishop Leighton Coleman. of Delaware VIII pre-
side The speakers will be the Rev. Dr. Ernest M
stires rector of ST. Thosnas's, on Sunday CLOS
ing of Saloons" and the Rev. DR.. G. R. Van De
Water rector of ST. Andrews on Squirrel Inn as
a Type of Saloon Substitutes
District Grand Lodge No. 1, Independent Order
Free Sons OF Israel. will give sacred concert To-
morrow evening at the Grand Central Palace Lex
tncton-ave and Forty-third-st, to commemorate
the dedication OF ward in the new building OF
the Mount Sinai Hospital. which will shortly be
completed.
- At St Marks Church Tenth-st and Second-aVe.'
the rector is giving special course OF benten
sermons on Sunday mornings on the title. Jesus
the Son of God" The special subject tomorrow
will he a.Tbe Sons Obedience" In the evening
4bere is & course on 'Crises in the Life OF Jesus,
the subject for tomorrow evening being The Re-
fussI Of the Kingdom Bishop Potter VIII aon1li-
lister the rite OF confirmation at ST. MARKS OH
Friday evening next
Normoas" illustrated by the stereopticon. will be
the subject OF a lecture by Dr. Nutting, Of Cleve-
land on Wednesday next at sl5 D. m. In the
psrIors OF the Collegiate Church F1tth-aVe. ana
Forty-eighth-st
~ +hs Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the pastor, the Rev. DR. j. Ross
Stevenson will take for his subject The Only
Climate for the Soul" In the afternoon the Rev
George H. TrulI, assistant minister, will preach
and take for his subject Gods Grief on Account
q m
at 7.3o p. will lecture on The Songs OF David
the Shepherd
At the Society for Ethical Culture. Carnegie Hall.
tomorrow, Professor Edward Howard Griggs will
lecture on The Use Of the Margin
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Ninety
sixth-st and Central Park West. the Rev. Or.
David G. WyIie will preach tomorrow morning
on Supply and Need" In the evening DR.. Wyle
will preach on "A Neglected Book.
An interesting sight every Sunday az St An
drFv's Church. Harlem is the congregation OF
children. which. at the O'Clock service. almost
fills the church. The rector IS preaching to the
children every Sunday this Lent The topic to-
morrow is Faith" At the morning service. in the
course Of sermons Timely Thoughts for Busy
Men" DR.. Van De Water will consider tomorrow
Men When Tempted" The Rev. Mr.. Freeman,
prominent in yonkers the manager Of the Work
fngrneas Club Will also preach at St Andrews.
At the South Church Madison-ave. and Thirty
eghth-st the Rev. DR.. Roderick Terry, the pastor,
viii preach at Il g. m. tomorrow from the text.
I'm those days there was no king IN Israel. but
every man did that which right in his
eyes Judges xviii g. The selected subject will be
Spiritual Guidance" At the afternoon service at
o'clock ''The Crucifxion," by Stainer, will be
sung by the choir OF fifty voices and soloists.
There will be lecture under the auspices OF the
committee on the prevention OF tuberculosis Of the
Charity Organization Society by DR.. A. Jacob, on
the subject Of tuberculosis and Children" at the
assembly hall Of the United Charities Building.
Fourth-ave and Twenty-second-st on Monday at
D.
The Rev. George l. Spinning will address the
New-York City Indian Association on the subject,
The American Indian as He Is To-day" In the
Collegiate Church, Fffth-ave and Fortyeighth-st..
on Monday at u3G E. m.
Statner'e ''Crucifxon" Will be sung by the choir
Of Calvary Protestant Episcopal Church, Fourth
ave. and Twenty-arst-st., under the direction Of
Lacey Baker, tomorrow evening
Dirigo Lodge No 30 r and A NJ, will give an
entertainment and reception Tuesday evening,
March II. in the Lexington Opera House. in Fifty
eighth-st, near Third-ave..