New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-09
NETWORK CITY.

At the last of the Sunday exercises of the So
ciety for Ethical Culture Of New-York, Carnegie
Hail. tomorrow. DR.. Adler will deliver an address
on The Life and Death of Socrates" special
musical programme has been arranged
The board of managers of the Roman Catholic
Orphan Asylums will invite the clergy. public
officials and laity to visit the new buildings at
University Heights. Kingsbridge station. on the
afternoons Of May % and q.
S. H. Hadley, superintendent of the McAuley
Water Street Mission, will begin eight day
campaign of special meetings tomorrow evening
at Chelsea Methodist Episcopal Church. Thirtieth
st. between Eighth and Ninth aves. Mr. Hadley
will be assisted by number of the mission con-
verts. and there will be special music.
Herbert Booth. son of General Booth. of London,
will give the second part of his lecture EARLY
Christian Heroism.' Illustrated by moving pict-
ures. tomorrow at 4:l5 D. m. in the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association auditorium.
The meeting is for men exclusively.
At the Baptist young peoples rally in the Cen
trail Baptist Church. No. 20 West Forty-second-
st, on Thursday evening there will be addresses
by the Rev. DR.. Wayland Hoyt of Philadelphia.
and Arthur w. Kelly, OF Boston, acting secretary
of the United Society Of Christian Endeavor.
The exhibition Of the New-York School of Art
will be held in the studio No. 81 West Fffty-sev
enth-st., to-day and tomorrow. In addition the
work of the school there will be exhibition of
canvases by William NJ. Chase and Robert Henri.
The noon meetings at Fulton-st. will be led by
the following for the coming week: The Rev. Ed
gar Tilton, jr., the Rev. Dr. A. P. Atterbury the
Rev. DR.. John H. Elliott, P l. Coctey. the Rev.
DR.. Louis Albert Banks and the Rev. John Gray.
The Farmers Club and Horticultural Section Of
the American Institute will hold their monthly
meeting Wednesday. at 4:25 p M. at the New
York Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, by invita-
ton of the Horticultural Society of New-York.
The meeting VIII be followed by illustrated ect
by John K. L. NJ. Farquhar on The Flowers,
Fields and Woods OF Japan"
At the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave and Forty
egflth-st., the Rev. DR.. Donald Sage Mac1ay viii
preach The Inconsistencies Of a Good Man
Howbeit He tomorrow Il a. m and "A
Dream-An Appeal and a Refusal at s p m.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church Ninety-sixth-
st. and Central Park West children's day services
VIII be held at II a. m. tomorrow. The slperln-
tendent, William Thomson. and the Rev. Arthur
Mcmillan will make addresses. and the Rev. DR..
D. G. Wylie will preach
morrow the Rev. DR.. Maitland Alexander. Of the
First Presbyterian Church of Pittsburg will preach
morning and afternoon.
AT the Church of All Souls Unitarian). Fourth
ave. and TWenteth-st., the pastor. the Rev.
Thomas R. Slicer will preach tomorrow morning
a Neglected Source of Strength.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church. Fifth-ave
and Eleventh-st the Rev. DR. Howard DufTied
will preach on Hearts Ease" at il a M to-mor-
row.
DR.. John F. Carson pastor of the Central Pres
byterian Church. Brooklyn will preach in the
Church Of the Puritans tomorrow morning in
exchange with the pastor, DR.. G. J. Young. In
the absence OF the pastor commissioner TO the
General Assembly in Los Angeles. Cal, the pulpit
viii be supplied by DR.. Steady B. Rossiter. formerly
pastor OF the North Church. Brooklyn.