New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-09-17

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Saw 1t the Day After in the Crater OF vesrv.--.ss
win be the subject Of the sermon-ecture b I,rnI,
HolllsteT C2SWeu at the Tabernacle ylanhatt.-
aVS, I ang Nooe-st Brooklyn. Tomorrow EVENING ae
The services OF the University Heights Prszbv-
terrain Ohureh VIII be resumed tomorrow ira
morning service. with a sermon by the Rev Parrv
3. Whitman. the pastor will he held 4, 49,. -
y OF ne NeV-fork University Library Buiid-
The Rev. Dr. W H. P. Faunce. presidents os
broWn University. viii preach IN the Madison Ava.
nue. hap'lSt church. Madison-ave. and Thirty-arst-
81 Io-H3orroW morning ON The Test OF Greatness
anu IN the evening on The Method OF Jesus.
Nautilus Randall, the we'll known orgauist oF q.
andrews Episcopal Church. Harlem VIII ofI-fara
at the organ there at the services tomorrow 81.
VIII soon 60 abroad He will be succeeded at St An
crews by Edward l. Horsman. ir The Rev. Dr.
Van de Water. rector OF the church has returned
from his summer vacation at Castine Ne ar7 -
mornn s- IfAe SIeoTge, and viii preach at the
VIII De resumed On the arst Sunday in October
The Rev. DR.. Howard Dufeld. pastor OF the c1s
IIst Fres0yterian Church. Fifth-ave. and Eleventh
ana Iweifth SITS. who has been spending the sum
.EeE at A1nagansett Long Island. has returned "a
~ ,rr-, 81 ~ preach tomorrow morning at thu
r LOCK service Or. Dufields topic will be 'hs
The Rev. Dr.. George P. Eclman. pastor ~ a.
Paufs Methodist Episcopal Church. West F7a
ave and West Eishty-sixth-st-. has returned eror,
b nus Vaeati9n and VIII occupy his pulpit to-rorrow
Of the Sunday school have been resumed a. g
PAuls and are held at ? 4 and o'clock.
W n Tinker secretary OF the studeutsf branch
OF the Young Mems Christian Association viii
SPEAK t95HGrroV afternoon ct the mems meeting.
West One-hundred-and-twenty-
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Central PARK
West and West Ninety-sixth-st.. of which the Rev.
DR.. David G. Wylie is pastor and the Rev. John
r. Triplett IS the assistant the Society OF Chris
ton Endeavor began the celebration OF its tenth
anniversary on Friday night, with a reception to
former presidents AT public meeting OF the
society. 20 be held on September % Dr. Wylie and
John Willis Baer. for many years secretary OF the
United Society Of Christian Endeavor. and others
viii make addresses
Throughout the summer the Metropolitan Tenn
pie GIethOdist EDiscOpaD. Seveuth-ave and West
FOurJeenth-st. continued its services in the audi
torium every night in the week and - OF tho
Sunday services were conducted at the |sAl hour.
The pastor. the Rev. Robert Baguen. has returned
from his annual vacation and viii occupy the pull
pit tomorrow At the morning service. 1913
o'clock he will preach on "Christ's A1nbassadOrs.''
and In the evening. at 7:45. on The TransfOrma-
ton OF the Cross At the morning service the
vested choir viii make its first appearance OF the
season and viii render elaborate programme OF
music. IN the evening the orchestra will make its
first appearance. with carefully arranged seIec-
tons The choir will also be present. and VIII sing
the usual Sunday evening numbers consisting OF
professional anthem and occasional George W
jenkins Will sing the Offertory solo, The Gates OF
Pearl On Monday evening at the open uarIia.-
IumiEratio1 r. E-,,r+r7 w oS 7I31lo
rated lecture on Tuesday evening will be q repro
CucJOn, with 80 cOlOred slides OF the zcenes
buildings and Life Of the ST Louis Worlds FAR
s97 pastor VII conduct the regular prayer meeting
80 seEslJn street Methodist Episcopal Church.
evening At the cues5o1 6 1Ss' 6 q L91sseay
ing; which will be conducted by the pastor ~,
versus other saloons At the D. lar couesrs ~
1 31S3 the following artists win aDpears JudSs
oarytons; Miss Wina1t. soprano. and Mss ClII-s-
ulings. cOntraItO.
The Rev Wilson D. Sexton. pastor OF the Norsn
Presbyterian Church announces that the corn@-.
stone OF the new edice VIII be laid with aDuropri-
ate ceremonies $50 o'clock thss afternoon AZ th
new site West One-huudreSZande afty- afth-yt ~
tween Broadway and ArnssAT5azn-ave The corner
stone OF the old church eTSSsA ThfrtyAfrzr-zs ana
Sinth-ave. viii be used I'D kSute9ks OF rhs old
new box 70 be deposited IN NY Ths sa = ses
will be OF especial interest aSe-~a Souvenir mo-
gra1nne VIII De presented to the Spectators AT are
cordially invited to attend the exercises.
The Rev. Or. Donald Sage Mackay, pastor OF thu
Colesiats Church. FIfth-ave and West Irortv-
eighth-st has returned from his vacation and WIN
preach at both morning and evening services TO-
morrow IN The morning. Dr. Nlackay's subject viii
be Our Sins OF Forgeutulness and IN the evening
he viii preach on a Minister'S Sundays Away
from Home"
Mine Own People viii be the subject OF The
discourse OF the Rev. William Bishop Gatss as
sistant pastor or the West End Presbyterian
Church, Au1sterdam-ave- ard West Ore-hundred-
and-ffth-st, Tomorrow morning At the evening
service his subject viii be sincere MIX" The
Rev Dr. job Balcom Shaw, pastor OF the church
who lately resigned 20 the pastOrate OF thu
Second Presbyterian Church Chicago is expected
to return from q vacation abroad Monday. ana
Will preach his farewell sermon Sunday. Sep
TENDER = The various societies OF the church are
was no cessation OF church activities throuEhoue
the summer
The Ministerial Association OF New York and fts
vicinity held its first fall meeting on Monday at
the rooms OF the Young Mems Christian Assocfa-
ton, IN West Twenty hir-sJ This association "A
composed of ministers OF the Methodist Protestant
and Primitive Methodist churches. The Rev lanes
G. Cody presided. A strong resolution condernuiu-
Bishop PotUer's action in Undressing the subway
Tavern was adopted
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