New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-05

v,s Il because of a strong desire for silence It
are The poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom
~ heaven What is blessedness? It is that which
oe-aes Sown IA us from above. Happiness is never
G9n siss5 n the New Testament but blessedness
r. The trouble with happiness Is It's fragliity he
Say5s he original constitution Of the kingdom of
WITH words Of blessing Christ climbed the noun
fsin Of the beattudes that He might speak 10 His
people words Of hope ana oenealfEon b ne nox
their needs.
Mendelssohr's Elijah" Part II, viii be given to-
morrow evening in the Brick Presbyterian Church.
Ffth.aVe and West Thirty-seventh-st under the
direction Of S. Archer Gibson, organist and choir
master.
IL Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. Seventh
ave and West One hundred and -tD enty -nnth-st.
ths usual administration Of the Holy Communion
viii take place al the morning service. At the
ing service the Rev Dr.. Charles L. Goodell, the
Ancient Love Story" kathleen Hike, lately
prano sooist OF ST. Patricks Cathedral, will sing at
both services.
The Rev. DR.. George F. Pentecost will preach at
the Madison Avenue Baptist Church, Madison-ave.
and East Thirty-hrst-st.. tomorrow. At the morn
ing service at Il o'clock, he viii speak on The
Holy Brethren and in The evening on Chris
tsnity, the Only Solvent OF the Eastern Question"
Dr. PentecosJs extensive travels and personal
eusintance with the subjects selected viii make the
latter discourse Of especial interest.
Comparatively few young men in this city are
aware that there IS a mems Clue in the heart OF
Manhattan, occupying one Of the most modern
eommodious and thoroughly equipped buildings in
America. witch offers membership at from 80 to
80 year Nearly every young who has
reached the selfsupporting stage of his life wishes
70 Join social or athletic club. but membership
in such an organization usually entails delay OF
several years e waiting list" followed by the
payment Of from 500 70 $500 as an entrance fee
and annual dues Of from $50 10 500 The new home
OF the Young Mems Christian Association. in West
TEenty-third-st., west Of Seventh-ave.. embodies
everything that social and athletic club of The
hrst class should be. without a single I'M
desirable feature The fine edihce, which
cost more than $50 90 is model Of the
architects and designers art. and extends
from Twenty-third-st 10 -fourth-st. the
area occupied being 200 by 70 feet Every Incl
Of floor space IN the nine stories and basemen
which compose the building is devoted to the pur
poses CT the organization Each story has It's p
propriate equipment such ss parlors library
cassrooms for large variety of studies. trainin.
quarters and swimming pool. "A tennis and hand
Ban court Is on the roof The building is hand
somely furnished throughout Its restaurant Is
wen managed and there are liz bachelor apart
Inents rented 10 members The social advantage
o. This club, numbering 900 members, are ad-
hnfaole Lectures and musicals are arranged
loF several evenings OF each week The institu-
nun mas an excellent orchestra and gee club of It's
own and includes many accomplished musicians
among its members Chess, bowling chufieboard
s1a other games are encouraged by the organiza-
non hon Of tournaments throughout the season. The
Ing alleys are az true any in The metropolis
90 Were built by the Brunswick Balke-C offender
-. on!paAy But the gymnasium is the special feat
:. 70 arouse the enthusiasm Of every man who
stl9e,.JIees Or elsewhere, has acquired q love for
TnodsSSeS mods. II Is generously supplied with every
A ,asIA dad approved device for physical exercise
the ess daSk. twenty laps to the mile encircles
bas,et - me sparTng instructor is one OF the
MOI I. ne country The marble lined swimming
sorrss. .nelesiionaby OF The largest and hand
novslfy ~ oe found this side OF Paris. decided
ehTi, esim So hight instead OF IN q dark and
AtfschsS az Is the case at most athletic clubs
vsrvinH -. 70 Inc gymnasium are 1900 lockers of
men s5s - private dressing room for business
toned ' owning aheys previously men
rss,L 1us presbyterian Church Of the Puritans
~. - sAo West One hundred and thirtieth-st-
p~.st - Df' Arthur J. Brown secretary of the
pre.cS ian s Board Of Foreign Missions, will
evening ~ me morning service Tomorrow In the
Rev n- y ne Holy City and the pastor the
. aOulg, Will preach
rnor,n ~ Henry K 6tebbins will preach to-
Eao p.s lh morning and evening In the West
West oD.ssn Church, Amsterdam-ave. and
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