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

William II. Burr, of Columbia University and the
1 i; Canal Commission; Congressman Charles
/ I Rogers and Dr. Charles e. jefferson
Never before in its history has the Thirteenth
Street Presbyterian Church had a better oppor-
tunity of doing aggressive work than now. declares
the pastor. The population of the Ninth Ward is
rapidly Increasing as the apartment houses con-
tnue to go up: This is stil an american ward in
the sense IN winch II has been for many years. a
3day @zSar ana SOCIAL is to be held u the old
ing. '''U
The twentieth anniversary of the pastorate Of Dr.
Robert Bruce Hull OF the Greenwood Baptist
Church. will he celebrated by a reception at the
church edltce Seventh-ave. and SXth-st. Brooklyn.
Wednesday evening, December /
The annual meeting of the Franco American Com
mittee Of CHARACTERIZATION and the National Wom-
ans Huguenot Auxiliary VIII be held at the Marble
Collegiate Church. Nc. West Twenty-ninth-st on
Friday, December Q at $50 p. m The Rev
DR., David James Rurreu will preside. The Rev
Or. William R. Richards and Paseur S Monnier
delegate from the Comite Franco-AmerIcain who
has recently visited missionary fields in France
city, will speak. Reports will be made by the OH
DR.. Savage will continue his series of sermons on
''Lifes Dark Problems" tomorrow morning at the
Church Of the Messiah; Thirty-fourth-st and PARK
ment" This is the third in the series.
The revised version is excellent for a scholars
use. There good reasons however why II
should not be substituted for the authorized var
sion for public reading" Dr. Van de Water AZ II
a. m, in ST. Andrews Church. Harlem will give
these to justify the action of the recent
church At One,hundred- and- twenty-ffth-st. viii
be SPECIAL musical service. prepared by the choir
master, Edward /. Horsman, jr.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church TO-
morrow morning. the Rev. Dr. Henry T McClel-
land, president of the Assemby's Board for Free
men. will preach and in the afternoon the Rev
DIR. Cleland b. McAfee. of Brooklyn pastor of the
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church DR. Nc
Afee has recently come from Chicago and is the
successor of the Rev. DR.. David Gregg who ac-
cepted last year the presidency of the Allegheny
The Rev DR.. Charles L. Gooden. pastor of Cal
vary Methodist Episcopal Church. will address the
meeting for men At the Harlem Young Mems
Christian Association on SUNDAY afternoon at 43o
O'clock. dis iis subject viii be, Is the Young Man
meeting is open to all men.
The Rev. DR.. John II. Wiley, pastor of St Marks
Methodist Episcopal Church, Ocean-avc. and Bever-
ly Road. Brooklyn. will preach tomorrow evening
the subject "Christianity and Socialism or a
Remedy for the Industrial Unrest of the Day" At
the morning service there will be the regular
communion. The Epworth League of the rburcb
will meet at o'clock D. m.
The thirteenth anniversary OF the pastorate OF
the Rev. Or. Howard DufTied occurs at the Old
First Presbyterian Church Fifth-avc. and Twelfth
st, Tomorrow. At II DIR. Duffied Will preach
appropriate to the occasion. his theme
being The Might of Faith" At 40 D. m the Rev
Dr. II. T. McClelland will speak upon Tho Freed
men
At the Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church services will
be held II Il a. m. and p. m. In the morning
the pastor the Rev. Or. r p. Johnston will preach
on the subject The Vicarious Element in Life:
in the evening. Putting the Hand to the
Plough the fourth in the series of sermons,
Chapters in Young Mans Life"
The well Victoria Ladies' quartet will
appear the mems meeting at the West Side
Auditorium, No. 3lS West Fifty-seventh-st.. under
the auspices the West Side Young Mems Chris
tian Association $50 p. m. Sunday. DR.. Pleas
ant Hunter will make the address on The Power
Of Personality Men only are admitted
Special music has been arranged for the Brick
Presbyterian Church Fifth-ave. and 1hirty-sev-
enth-st this week under the direction of s Archer
Gibson.
The twelfth anniversary of the Forward Move
ment'' is being celebrated at metropolitan Temple
Seyenth-aye. and Fourteenth-st. and VIII continue