New-York tribune., 1905-01-07

sion No. lls West Tventy-nrss-st. at $50 >. n to-
Of the mission. has resumed his work In the ya4-
Gus departments after his recent bereavement
The Rev John L DubA negro minister who
Is principal OF the Zulu Industrial School for
Nesr0ss. IN South Africa. will speak to men az
the West SHE Auditorium Fifty -seventh-st and
Eghth-ave.. tomorrow at $50 p.
EvangeHstio meetings are being held IN Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. One-hundred-and-
rwenty-ninth-st- and Seventh-ave. every night eN-
cept Saturday, with preaching by Or. GoodeH. the
pastor, and Gospel singing by Professor W q.
EngeL The meetings have produced gratifying re-
The year book OF St Marks Church. Just issued
marks the close Of the fifth year OF the rectorat@
OF the Rev DR.. Loring ". Batten- That period.
shown by the reports. has been one OF gratifying
progress in the parish. The number Of families
reached by the workers Of the parish has increased
been left TO the church for the first time in MANY
Tectory debt the only debt Of the parish. leaving
remaining Indebtedness OF $1,000
The Sunday afternoon services IN the Adams
Chapel Of the Union Theological Seminary. No. 100
Park-ave-. viii be resumed for the season to-mor-
row at 4:5O p. m. The services open TO tha
public A course OF sermons has been arranged
under the general theme The Unity OF tho Faith
An Attempt 10 Emphasize Some Things that Chris
tians Hold in Common" leading preachers from
Dr. Edward Judson. OF the Judson Memorial
Church, viii preach to-morrow on Christian Ee1-
Iowship on Earth"
At the Lsnox Avenue coIlegiats Reformed Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. DR.. Edward z Coz.
senior minister OF tbs Collegiate Church OF New
York, will preach IN exchange with the pastor Or.
Tilton win preach in the evening On Monday sy-n-
" meeting, This will be ladies', Nigh5%s and "A
Bristol, Of the Nsw-TOrk University. on "5sr-
muda-"
At ths West End Presbyterian Church ons-hun-
dred-and-ffth-st. and Austsrdarn-ave, last wsss
a young wornans Bfbls class organIzed- which
IS to have It's own oGesEs and 70 SOneust Is % S.a
Laura C. Myers, the head resident OF the Church
mS1s SnsS aEo 2snSS s SSsR.0Dsd @Sas aS Ta6 sss
men being ENROLLED EarioqS ssSsTs M 6ys r4zsa 4ss
versitys. Is 70 lead An young Ensa q Sns up2ss
M Mess iss s6s 6oIoo sa n RTisa he eSaSsG S S1'
The Mems Parish Club OF tho Church os s. John
the Evangelist viii hold q banquse On Monday
evening at o'clock az the Broadway Central
Hotel in commenoration OF the aoth regular rneac-
GreeT. =. ArohdsacOn Nelson and Niles Il O'srisa
series OF meetings On Sunday aftarnoons "a
AIS o'clock has been arranged BY tho HArIsu
Young Women's Christian Association. under tia
OF the Riverside Baptist Church. now Of Boston
brgai 9f ssnisIIa I the iS5 Psdai bses FOR q the re
naming four Sundays being Its ArrnosDhers.s
Its Food Its Possibilities and Its IDparta-
ton" The State secretary. John W. Cook VIII
address the mems meeting to-morrow Rf 40 ,. n
Reed Miller. tenor. VIII sing.
There viii be a special musical ssrv4cs ae 30
?. at All sOuls' Church tomorrow.
The special meetings which are being held
through the month In Grace Nsthodist Episcopal
Church will be continued every evening next
week with the exception I2 Of Saturday The pastor,
the services and also tomorrow night The after
meetings, which being held each Sunday
ing the close OF the evening service attract
ing large audiences. In the morning the Rev Dr..
Adna B Leonard secretary OF the Missionary
Society viii preach.