New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

asz m Rs S b the E6Tsy y 81 f Ra
Vania since 1903
The Anti-saloon League will hold services in the
following New-York and Brooklyn churches to-
morrow: DR.. Louis Albert Banks. at the Embury
Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church Brooklyn
at 1879 a m: the Rev. DR.. Robert Baguel. at the
Prospect Heights Presbyterian Church. at 1880 a.
m; the Rev. T. C. Riley, at the Eighteenth Street
Methodist Episcopal Church. Manhattan, at 30
p: m; the Rev. J, H. Teale. at St Marks Meth
and DR.. Louis Albert Banks. at the Forest Avenue
congregational Church. at 7:So p. m The man
state cities and towns More than twenty meetlnss
and other places r H Reed, legislative superin-
tendent, will speak at the First Baptist Church. In
Syracuse.
notable event in the history Of Calvary Bap-
tist Church will be the celebration Of the thirty
fifth anniversary of DR.. Robert Stuart MacAr-
thurs pastorate of this his first and only church.
AT II a m. tomorrow DR.. Macarthur will give
historic review OF the leading events In the last
thlrty-fve years; at 2:45 =. m, the Sunday schooi
will hold recognition service. at which John Wills
Baer, Kenneth c. Macarthur and Edmund W.
mems service at which Or. II. NJ; Sanders. will
speak on The Church and Its INSTRUMENTATION
RELATIONS; Lieutenant Governor NJ Linn Bruce
on on The Church and It's Patriotic Re 7iao
Church in Its Relations to Theological Learning.
It's SR TaaFe tic s9"t on Monday at p M
there VIII be a fraternal meeting. with addresses
reception win be rendered to Dr.. and Mrs; Mac
Ar Ar ra The fhqrih RsrIoT All dne De3
A novel musical festival will be given at the
Peoples Church Wednesday and Thursday even
ings by the chors. junior and senior, and pupils Of
the director. The music will be national in char
acter and consist of choruses. folksOngs. duets
and solos In costume; Wagner's march and chorus
Chorus and others will be sung. One room Will be
devoted to Germany, where the German language
South and in other rooms different national char
acterstics will be presented in songs
The Presbyterian ministers meeting at No. 156
5th-aye on Monday will be addressed by j. B. Ely
At Christ Church tomorrow evening there will
be service in memory of the Rev. DR.. Jacob Shaw
the sn late RECTOR The will be
After seven years OF silence Jay Benson Hamilton
will resume his work for the old preachers of
Methodism tomorrow morning at the Metropolitan
Temple.
SPECIAL SERVICES AND TOPICS.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church-Tho Rev. J.
Ross Stevenson. morning. THE Law OF Forgive
ness; the Rev. DR.. F. B. Meyer. Of London. even
ing. Sxty-hrst Street Methodist Episcopal-The
Rev. Frank A. Scofeld. morning, Gods Great
Multiplying Hand: evening, Mounting Up on
Wings OF Eagles" West End Fresbyteriar-Morn-
a.
cording to You; evening. the Rev DR.. Ely. THE
Redemption of the City" Colegtat.-Evening, tae
Rev. DR.. Donald Sage Mackay, The Door of Hope
Out OF the Valley OF Trouble" Metropolitan Temple
Morning, the Rev. Jay Benson Hamilton THE
Greatest Moneymaker in America; evening. the
Rev. Howard V. Ross. Scotch Presbyterian-Morn-
ing, special Sabbath school programmed evening.
the Rev DR.. David G. Wylie AN Old Testament
Christian" Grace Methodist Episcopal-Special
music; morning. the Rev. DIR. z. S. Triple. THE
ligious Life" Marble Colegiate-Morning the Rev.
Otto L F. Mohn. "a Day Without Dawn; even
ing. the Rev. DR.. Samuel NJ. Zweiner, Holding the
R0 Rope Inc caI1oa Rev PT W. n eros.
The9S S ANNUAL R ISPycs Of
Clifton Smith morning and afternoon: the Rev
Percy stiekney Grant evening Harlem Young
Frederick Lynch. Madison Avenue BaptIst~Morn<
tbgop the c Rs Dr. Ksr P0ye Tpg h9n
Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall, THE Child as Teach
evening.
A site decided on for Church House of
The Bronx last week to cost from 100000 $4,000
to be the headquarters Of work Of the Episcopal
Church in The Bronx. Bishop Greer made the de-
cision and placed the house on Crotona Park not
far from the Borough Hall. The Bishop announced
that the funds to build the house IN hand. and
that in addition to construction 1t is his purpose
| to secure an endowment for It. The Bishop thinks
! he can see where $4,000 can be wisely used in
The Bronx for the advancement Of Episcopal
Church work there, and that it it going to be pos
sible 10 raise this within the next year two
The proposed house is contain sort of hotel or
| apartment. where under direction Of clergyman,
| and with a matron chaperon. there are to live
| deacons and deaconesses The house will also CON
| tain a public hall The general management OF the
! house will be by the General Church club or The
| Bronx
St PauIs Episcopal Church, Washington ave.
and 17oth-st-. The Bronx. which has been torn by
factions for two three years has chosen as pas
| tor the Rev. Homer F. Taylor Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion. 2Oth-st. and 9Th ave, Manhattan;
The last rector was the Rev F. N Strader who was
criticised first concerning his marriage while rector
! and next the manner of vestry election Inc
new rector is a native of New-YOrk. He has been
a curate at the Church of the Holy Communion for
| twelve years. He enters upon his Bronx Work on
| June 1.
DC nPOMZn TT CIOW