New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-03

the attention of the visitor on entering. It is Of
Caeu stone, and bears the figures Of Thorwaldsens
Christ the Apostles" The choir stalls are bo-
rately carved bv hand in designs symbolic OF the
lives Of the eyaEFests. The new chapel stands on
the site q old Chapel Of the Incarnation erected
in 1861 and Gown in 1901 The architect OF the
building is Henry Vaughan Of Boston.
Adjoining the chapel IS the parish house finished
5wo years ago al cost Of $4,000. raised by sub
sertquon- The buildings and land represent alto
Eether outlay Of $4,000 At the parish house are
celteied al The usua! organizations and functions
OF city parish work including kindergarten and day
nursery. gymnasium. Doctors Office and various
clubs The staff includes. besides the Rev. George
BLIar. vicar, and his assistant the Rev PnI.lp
Cook. seven department heads and their assistants
Bishop Potter viii consecrate the chapel at II
&. r. on Wednesday. The preacher will be Bishop
Chance T. Brewster, OF Connecticut. Among
other Gergymen expected are Bishop Worthington
OF N.braska. Bishop Courtney rector Of St James
ChuI n, this city. Archdeacon Nelson, the Rev Dr.
Huntington, Of Grace Church; the Rev. Philip \.
H Brown Of St. Johns Chapel. Trinity Parish and
me Rev j. {. Brooks, Of Springfield, Mass. The
music VIII he conducted by Warren r. Hedden
oTganlst and choirIEaster at the chapel After the
service there viii be a luncheon at the parish
mouse In the evening there Will be special service
Al which Bishop Potter will preach
Inc underlying principle which the East Side
"orh o. this parish IS conducted Is that the in
sutuuonal work OF The parish house should he
'-h--'''''l ~ me Ie.lslOuS aim of The
chapel This is directly opposite 10 the idea nra
Na-.hF IN some other large East Side chapels. Re
-eiI.ls ~ THIS, Dr. G-osvcnor said TO p Tribl,ne
reporter yesterday:
"a alS. believe should be the keynote of all
Easl side WORK. While We place great Stress on
ne ilAsuons o. the parish house we boId fbeTn IN
them a. - - ~ 10 NE reIlg1 work We carry
tn a. U- WIN tle purpose Of getting people into
The results Justify our doctrine This nIaca has
tbosa y5,r, = 81 4 LdTSe and growing work and
The life OF rba rbeTeI ea.eT WIN enthusiasm into
gg"uel Some years ago the question ~ b7,,ISi,tc
deerl-. i- la5Ne lIgent We found the work SO
71a5ifSHloner So devoted and the memberS 1ba
% was To 90 rar] Iied that the only thing to
en- most KIM relations exist between the cbrSb
,na g ne cEaLel The East Side peopie count tbn
,9ors, le SinIt aHG endeavor is to raise as much
parish p'zS''-e TO share the burdens of the |
ms comment Of Or. Grosvenor is significant in |
- me opinions expressed by leading clergy
&, NE uihe o. the closing of Calvary Chanel !
So, 80 "eA'F-thlTd-st.. By the rector of Cal |
10 lHoich Dr. J Lewis Parks In a letter n |
g. 80 As d. mat time Bishop Potter character |
- ''s last Side chapel movement as a vicious |
[ having in it the essential faIlacy of the |
"a mat time DR.. Grosvenor said. referring to
spirit OF caste. '' 'iIe
ienii5n Tb 51y understand that there is no sach
Second-aye f6r VINO. VINO have attended our chapel in
travel To- N 9I i.aSlance have no wish or desire
idea Of obs-eT -is1,l-aFe 10 worship | think this
/ Tngty P5rtt5S must have been started by old J
! IShlch coming s..CC-5 ~ many chapels, Grace |
last Side vo; win 5.-1 II YOU viii visit along the
-
he b "oFA Of the Rev. James A O'C,on,or which
rstes 9@1 III Ne"-Iork in 1873 VIII be commence
~ NJ - series Of meetings in Christ. NIies,or
Ns.- 60 ne is the founder The Rev u. Ct,,art
first sresia. u oa'ary Baptist Church. VIII be the
the mission 10 i SlcS 70 be held in h chapel
gsfs OF various 5rotJshef representative minis
Charles O. Mo- Ianations, including Lisbon
TnaFc4; The Kew Dr. Geo ,ae Methodist Episcopal
VI IT John Bancrof, ~ r. r. Penlecost and the
lnss!on Mi WHO is one OF the irret ne t>t%-
lverDS o:qoT has been 5d ljiittfa Ton Of the
season at these meetings during the
s often called nm second Sunday in Advent #
Church. II VII b. " sunday in the Enisco,,,I
~ - Marks, Teuth-st ana ~ Special services.
On IT, Li- batten. VIII rreat 'e' me rec
on Its I,s,,t-.. -I1dern Theories 80 - ~, 90,
EpiscoDsl CO., md Authority" =, CoI oiple
spofrs Ado, -''hare. and T,Oentv- are,
among the creates. The Last Judgment,
- ' ne choir 10 raor,,.,. =, 'i'''orlos will be
thes.r -' 'e HinGermyer r. o., % CLOCK The
Paris: D-tscgafi ana Madden 49, ''.iiNeiphia Ca
10 the length ~ 'dLeey Baker. at the organ
a. The cfgre service and sermon an an, hour and
sfast1ast he choir I ,g, Ascension Fifth-ave and
Tss The Rev Wsifer At The O'clock musical ser
Ia ~ VII be specisl =, 1nfton Smith will preach
Pe,995 al 9 a5 Church MadsoGSavSe and
p ssss5ant minister Of Ff st. RI TbosiI
fa G rector u 3 Church. win preach his Ts
morrow. m Borough Of The BronRi co.
at the ola 'lohs point TO a large attena.roo
Episcopal C-.,rI FESTIVAL of ST Mary's Protestan,
fore cbris na[eh in Brooklyn on the sundaS al
formerly copneo,.s large number of clergymen
~ se esy Specially interesting pu ~ b %' Da return
'' choir reunion in the afterpoon