New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-26


Is open to all men.
The dedication of the organ at ST. Thornass
Episcopal Church, Fifth-ave. and West Fifty-thrd-
st, will take place Tuesday evening at o'clock.
The full vested male choir will take part In the
service, and new anthem, composed expressly
and musical director of St. Thomass Church, will
be rendered No cards of admission will be re-
quired
The Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswel pastor OF the
Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal Church, No. S2l
East Fifteth-st., has received donation OF books
fran ap s TO Se h at s
autograph is INSCRIBED in each volume OF his works
Vests FESTIVAL Cantata." composed for festi-
val service at Gloucester Cathedral. England. will
be sung at the Episcopal Church of the Incarna-
ton. Madison-ave. and Thirty hfth-st. at p. m.
tomorrow by the choir of forty voices. The public
is invited.
Tomorrow evening at the Church of the Divine
Paternity Central Park West and Seventy-sixth
ST. the choir selections will be from c. Lee Will
iamss "Gethsemane" There will be an organ re-
cital by J. Warren Andrews, organist and choir
director.
At the morning service in the Peoples sixty-frst
Street Methodist Episcopal Church the Rev. DR..
John E Adams, the newly appointed presiding
elder. Will preach. The Rev. DR. Elmer A. Dent
will preach At the evening service on There Are
Lions in the Way"
The Young Mems Christian Association is holding
a series of Sunday afternoon meetings at the
Grand oPeTa ogs at 5 Ss Rev Charles
Wagner. Ericsson Bushnell will sing.
Unusual interest is being manifested in the APP
plcation of the cold home idea 10 church cele-
brations to be made by St. Marys Protestant
Episcopal Church Of Brooklyn It's SEVENTEEN
anniversary, the Sunday before Christmas. This is
due not only to the novelty plan of exercises
no p1or
sidared ~, many rs pre-en1jnenty The home church
Of BROOKLYN The present rector, the Rev James
Clarence Jones' will make the morning address
Rev Dr.. ". W. Belinger, the former rector of
"The Church and Other Fraternal Societies will
be the subject of the discourse of the Rev. Dr.
George p. Eckman tomorrow evening. In st. Paul's
Methodist Episcopal Church. West End-ave. and
West Eighty -sixth-st This will be the closing
Institutions Of Modern society" It win show the
common ground occupied by the Church and the
orders Of the present time and also the
Ing topic will be Opening the Soul"
The Rev Charles Wagner, author OF THE Simple
Life" will preach in Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church Seventh-ave. and West One hundred land
twenty-ninth-st.. tomorrow. at 7:45 D. m. The
pastor the Rev DIR. Charles L. Goodell. will
al ee There win be
music at both services.
The second of an interesting and instructive
series OF addresses being given at the Park
Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. Park-ave.
and East Eghty-sixth-st. will be delivered to-
morrow evening, at s o'clock by Mrs. Florence
Kelley These addresses are on the general subject
of The Application of Christian Principles the
Practical Problems of Great Cities" Mrs Kelley's
Children Who Work for Us" The address viii be
discussion on child labor
II he nd
dam-ave. and West Northumberland hfth-st.. the
Rev. A. Edwin Kegwin. pastor OF the Park Pres
byterian Church. Newark, n. j., will preach to-
morrow at both services The keenest interest Is
felt in Mr.. keigwn's coming for he has been in
Vited unanimously and enthusiastically to succeed
the West End Church.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church, Fifth-ave
and West Twelfth-st. the Rev. Dr. Howard Duff
field. the pastor, will preach at Ii m tomorrow
on the theme "A Life Worth Living" At the
ject viii be An old Title Deed"
The New-York State Conference of Religion. the
most inclusive religious organization in the state
is to hold its fifth annual meeting at Syracuse De-
and university OF that city. Ten denominatjons
represented in the local committee OF arrange
ments.
At the Collegiate Church. Fifth-ave. and West
Forty eigh tn st. the Rev. DR. Donald Sare Mackay
the pastor Will preach at both services tomorrow
His morning theme will be "Our Lost Sense Of
God" In the evening his subject Will be The
Unstable Man: His Penalty and DOOM
Tomorrow at Trinity Methodist Episcooal
Church East One-hundred- and -eighteenth-st the
pastor the Rev Charles II. Grubb will preach at
both services The theme at the morning service
will The Sabbath: It's Origin, Obligation and
Observance On tuesday evening a mems dinner
will be given to the Of the church and i,s
vicinity with addresses after the dinner by Franz
Moss H. 5. Bennett. CongressInan-e ELECT from the
XVIIth Congress district the Rev. Dr. George p
Eckman and the rev. DR., w r. Anderson OF the
Hoard OF Education. This gathering IS one OF ,av
eral to be held In the course OF the winter for