New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-20
special music win be rendered by the church quar-

special music win be rendered by the church quar-
The Gospel tent Evangel. 57th-st. and Broadway
will open tomorrow at p. N. the first tent SER
vice in the campaign. There will be short ad-
dresses by the Rev. DR.. Charles E. jefferson the
Rev. Dr. Wilton Merle Smith, the Rev Dr. R S
Macarthur. the Rev Dr. Donald Sage Mackay
the Rev. DIR. George Pentccost the Rev. DR.. Henry
Lubbock, the Rev DR.. D. Asa Blackburn the Rev
DR.. B. Q. Denhan, the Rev. DIR. James Ely and
the superintendent, the Rev C. ". Mcpherson.
Under the auspices Of this tent open air service
Circle and BroadWay In the tent Services viii be
held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
spiritually with the other tents in New-York. but
Is fayRE Its No own board
Jones-st.
The Rev. Thomas r. slcer. having completed
his term of service university preacher at the
University Of Chicago. will be again in his pulpit
OF All Souls Church tomorrow morning He will
edge
The reformed gambler John Philip Quinn. will
address the public meeting for at the West
Side Branch Of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton tomorrow afternoon at $50 The address.
which will be for m eG 9py T 6s sns 5d
the gambling appliances which are in common
use.
Don O. Shelton os the Congregational Home
Missionary Society. will deliver the anniversary
the Young Men s christian ASSpCid tivLi
Of Yonkers. at the First Presbyterian Church OF
that city tomorrow morning.
One Of the most important annual meetings IN
tba history OF the Congregational Home Missionary
! Society will be held at Springfield, Mass. May
| 30 TO June l. Subjects affecting the future home
| missionary work of the denomination are to be
/ fully discussed. Among those who will take part
Nene3dh ,b 5o Rev LIVINGSTON l. Taylor OF Brook
! mr. Washington C'hOate. Don o. shelton, OF
! New-York; william shay OF Boston anu THO
! Commander Darlington Booth IS expected to
lead the Palmer holiness meeting, at the home OF
DR.. NJ. w Palmer No 100 2$5 East lth-s''' next
Tuesday afternoon at $50 CLOCK
The Rev Dr. J. E Adams. presiding elder OF the
1 New-York District. will preach on Sunday evening
/ and hold quarterly meeting services at the BECK
man Hill Methodist Episcopal Church k;vangeLsss
/ Friday and Cain will have charge or me services
/ at the close of the presiding elders sermon
E,vanrelists Friday and Cain, of Brooklyn will
hold revival services in the Beekman nun
Methodist Episcopal Church, the Rev Edwin
Whittier Caswel pastor beginnnlng next and
every evening during the week except Saturday
Plans were announced late yesterday for the
meeting to be held the steps OF the C'ty nan
on Monday at noon under the auspices OF the evan
gelistic committee Of greater New-forK an inter-
/ denominational body. which Is IN cAarse % tHe
summer tent campaign in this city. MONDAY
meeting will be the first outdoor gathering neld
under the plan Of the committee. II IS 10 last
one hour from 1890 o'clock and is 70 pc N GIIeC.
/ cbor1e Of the Rev DR.. c. L. GoodeI. OF CaiNary
/ Nethodist Church There viii be NUMBER OF
tris1 sd1resses some Of the leading clergyTnen IN
the various denominations taking part 3ito9ns N
I ttsrs will be the Rev. Drs. w g Blttlng =
ssg e1avenson Wilton Merle Smith. George r
Pentecost J. b Ely. Frank Mason North al. anu ~, "
" White 1t is reported by the committee that
~ the meeting in Carnegie Hall on IuesoaJ even.
ing last there was contributed and pIeCseIh tOI 80, e
sIrST,,er work about 81 0O0 that up 10 ms tto
fbera has been raised about $40 600 or tWo- I'm
| - re aTnount needed maintain summer "OIA
. in ten centres Of the city