New-York tribune., 1905-11-04
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The fall meeting of the Manhattan Brooklyn Con-
ference of Congregational Churches will be held at
the Clinton Avenue Church, Thursday, Novem-
ber 9. Those who will take part the Rev. Nils
J. VESSEL, of the Swedish Tabernacle Church,
the Rev. Frederick H. Jacobs. superintendent of
the Futon-st. noon prayer meeting: the Rev. DR..
Charles T. Ba yIis of the Bushwick Avenue Church;
the Rev Charles w Shelton. superintendent OF the
New-York and Brooklyn Congressional Church Ex-
tension Society; the Rev. Charles A. Northup,
secretary for Systematic Benefcence; the Rev.
Frederick Lynch, oe the Pilgrim Church; the Rev.
Willard P. Harmon, OF Plymouth Church; the
Heights Church; the Rev Charles stezle superin
tendent Of the department of Ghurch and iaboa o OF
joy assistant secretary of the National Child Labor
! the Clinton Avenue church The seventeenth an
nual rally of the Womans Home Mis- sionary Union
ing the meeting of the conference. Morning ses-
Frank K. Sanders, secretary Of the Congregational
Ss & b2E pq anG s
Puddefoot, field secretary of the Congregational
from ole the eid Of the American Missionary Associa
Q9 is 4 a ce2d TO o be All
The fifth anniversary of the installation of the
Rev. DIR. James II. Hoadley pastor of the Thir-
teenth Street Presbyterian Church will be cele-
brated tomorrow and Monday. The anniversary
sermon will be preached at the 1o:45 a m. service
tomorrow. There will be exercises in the Sunday
sG609 To09aT o evening nj fiee ' viii viii be reception to the
pastor and Mrs. Hoadley: The Thirteenth Street
pastors The interior of the building has been de-
stroyed by fire three times.
At the Madison Avenue Performed Church, in
the evening, Mrs Walter c. Roe. well known
mission worker among the Indians of Oklahoma.
will give an address on Life in a New Empire"
with frontier experiences and adventures.
The first monthly musical service Of the season
will be held tomorrow at Christ Church THE
Holy City" a cantata by Alfred R. Gaul. will b"
sung by the regular choir, Under Weston Spies
Gales.
The members of the Cathedral Chapter, who are
the Bishop the Bishop CoadJutor the archdeacons
and canons of the diocese will meet at Synod Hall
next Tuesday afternoon The budget for the en-
suing year will be presented
Dr. Madison c. Peters will be installed pastor of
the Baptist Church OF the Epiphany next Monday
evening
Two representatives of the Yale football team
r. Tripp right guard. and P. T. White-wi ad-
dress the mems meeting at the Harlem Branch OF
the Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon 4:30 O'Clock George Belder will sing.
At the Church Of the Puritans the Rev Dr. X
Ibuka president of the Mei1 Cialun Theological
Seminary, Toxic. Japan will preach tomorrow at
the morning service. This is the leading Chris
is one of the most influential Christian leaders
in the empire He is probably better acquainted
with the actual religious conditions of the country
than any man now in America.
The Ladies Benevolent Guild will have its an
nual luncheon Thursday in the chapel of the Rut-
gers Presbyterian Church. The Rutgers Mems
Club have the first social meeting of the year
dinner to be given at the Regent Hotel Thurs
DAY evening.
Dr. Felix Adler will give lecture Carnegie
Hall tomorrow morning at 11:15 Conventional
Han -efar
Bernard Shaw.
The American Bible Society has decided to pub
lish an edition Of the Gospels and Acts in Cha
MORO, the language spoken by the people of the
Island of Guam. The translation will be made by
the Rev. Francis NJ. Price, missionary Of the
American Board and the edition viii be printed in
Japan This is the first attempt give these peo-
pie The Bible.