New-York tribune., 1904-10-08

Episcopal Church. Nadison-ave- ana East One
hundred-an2-twenty-stxth win be hsla to-ror-
church n the course OF the summsr- ard he
work
The autumn communion and reception OF mem
bers viii be held in connection with the morning
service Of the New-Tork Presbyterian Church
Sevenrh-ave. and West Oue-huudred-aua-tST.arv-
ms So-E2SEr9S 2 with an sSaTess b the pas
installed choir viii render appropriate music.
The most noteworthy happening OF the year e
the missionaries OF the American Board of Connis
sioners for Foreign Missions their work {, the
japanese Empire. IS a git OF 2N0 yen 70 the en-
downeut fund Of the boards orpAanage az Okla
yama b. the Emperor and Empress It IS note
worthy. not merely because OF rs generous nature.
but because. coming in war times when soldiers
and their families absorb much OF the practical
sympathy Of philanthrOpists it sets an example 70
the nation at large not TO neglect the claims OF
ordinary charities and. further. because il Is ehe
nrSr imperial grant in aid made 70 a distinctly
Christian institution II made. IL Is said. In
the face OF a strong opposition BY certain repre-
SehlaIVes OF the imperial household department..
d + i 1nserpTe[sd u : as proof that rsiigous tree
Tsr0r coT~e-11 = - Fc4ss- Lee me-
G11 fTon the Rev Dr. J. H Pertee- nissioEa-y at
a service Tor the aged win be held to-norrou
SevGnth-ave. and West One-hundred-and-twenfv
IS coneerned o M y E5oa % IaF as SS 1lvsrX Ssh
not only ALI The aged members OF the conz-ega-
IN the nesh6orhood have been nvisss 1 algs5
the the ssryes % and snoggh have sgHissd ths ints
tsFestng and remarkable service
The Evangelical Lutheran Church Of the Epiph-
any, No 2 East One-hundred-and-twsnty-e
St. which has undergone extensive repairs II rh-
course or the summer, viii reopen to-uo-ToEs
The Rev. Dr ]. Ross Stevenson. pastor OF tbs
Fifth Prasbvterian Church .r-4
West Fifty-dfth-sr-. having returned from his Va
cation. viii preach az both services. morning and
afternoon tomorrow. The sacrament o. ehs
Lords supper viii be administered at the at-s--
noon service
The twenty-third annual meeting of ths Christian
and Missionary Alliance is now being hsId n ire
Gospel Tabernacle No. $40 Eghth-ava The al
Hance IS not denomination but a union OF Chris
ttans OF all denominations for the desue-inx os
Christian life and the extension OF uniszlou work
I among the most neglected fields IN hOms and tor
I sIsn !ancS 1ne society haS about three hundred
branches in this country and Canada. and about
nve nve hundred american missionaries and na-tvs
Indies and South America The recsipts OF the
t5s sss65e9 '4Sl year nom Al '0DF'sE were a''0l
The thirty-fourth anniversary of the Souths-u
/ New-Tork Baptist Association VIII be held az th,
! Lexington Avenue Baptist Church. corner cf East
One-hundred-aud-slevsnth on October II and a
The Beekman Hin Methodist Episcopal pz-sozazs
was the scene. Thursday afternoon. OF the mar
rage Of the Rev Albert Field Of this city 20 Mss
Hannah Y. Sweeney. OF stepnsy. Conn. The care
mony vas performed BY the Rev. p. ". Cas~sll.
make their home al the parsonage
The Rev Charles H. Grub. pastor os Tr.atty
Methodist Episcopal Church. East oue-hund-ea-
vices for the month To-morrov evening az T:sS e
viii preach The History OF Man