New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-02
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
CLOSING OF FACTION SEASON. CRITICISM And
REPLY-COMMENTS OF THE WEEK

EASON-A CRITICISM AND
rs OF THE WEEK.
until October J. The tent is said to be the largest
and most perfectly equipped for such work in
Tent EvangeI has been unable to accommodate
the congregations in the last week that came to
Rev John Robertson. OF Scotland, win open his
week OF services IL this tent 20 be followed one
The Rev DR.. Robert Stuart Macarthur will preach
in Calvary Baptist Church tomorrow. at Il u n.
THE Apostle Paul's Fourfoid Desire and 1T
D. m on "A Basket OF Summer Fruit" This year,
es for number OF years past. Dr. Macarthur Will
preach on the first Sunday evening IN September on
the text Behold basket OF summer fruit For
the last two months he has been lecturng before
same nrosram-ne with Governors FoIk Surnr1ins
and La Toilette, and with Captain Hobson and MIR.
Bryan In his evening sermon Dr. Macarthur viii
ous views the political prospects of these aspir
ants for greater pot cal honors lie will also speak
OF the religious conditions which he found in vari-
GUS parts of the country and of the preparation
being made for great reliious awakening
throughout the whole land.
The Rev. DR.. James Dsaney. Of Glasgow. Sect
land. will preach tomorrow in the Collegiate
Church. DR.. DeIney has been of the most help
fui and popular speakers this year at the Mortified
Conference. He will take for his theme at II o'clock,
The Leaven of the Sadducees." For the evening
service his topic VIII be- Luke, the Beloved Ply
sician."
At the Metropolitan Temple in the evening the
Rev Howard Rose will preach: subject. "a Princi-
pie OF Life" On Monday night there will be a
Labor Day meeting at which addresses will be
given by the leaders of some of New-Yorz's CO.
on Tuesday evening will DE given by E Cloves
Chor!ey, his subject being, Cities and Lakes OF
At the West End Presbyterian Church, the Rev
Arthur ]. Smith. General Assembly evangelist
will preach morning and evening During the
absence on vacation of the organist, Mr.. Holden,
his post is being filled by ". ]. Wilkinson. The
Rev william Bishop Gates assistant minister,
At St Paurs Protestant Episcopal Church. the
Rev. Homer F. Taylor, rector. The services will be
as follows: 7:So a. Holy Communion $50 a.
chldren's service, with address; theme: "a Little
nunion with sermon: theme: The Christians
Strength" p. m. Holy baptism p. m. Confirma-
mon the theme Christian FelIoWshp. The rector
will ofticiate at all services.
The Rev. Andrew GiIlis pastor of ST. Andrews
Church, West 76th-st-. viii return from his vaca-
ton next week. and will occupy his own pulpit at
the morning session on September 10.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church. the Rev. DR..
David G. wyne. pastor; the Rev. Dr. William H.
W. Boyle pastor Of the House OF Hope Presby
terrain Church. Of st. Paul MINI, OF the largest
BE- Be- "A Lost Art" and at p n' The Dynamic
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DR.. Thomas ]. Stevenson. OF Youngstown.
Ohio, will preach morning and afternoon There
will be anthems by the choir at both services
DR.. Madison c. Peters's subject tomorrow morn
Ing at Baptist Church the Epiphany Will
be: What VIII We DO in Heaven
At the Marble Collegiate Church the Rev. Otto
L. F. AIohr. will preach at both services Morning
service at II o'clock; subject, why Be Down
hearted?' Evening service at O'Clock: subject
"a Great Warfare"
By special request President Lewis. OF Morning
side College, will continue week longer at St
PauTs Methodist Episcopal Church and will preach
there tomorrow morning There will be no evening
service.
At the North Presbyterian Church. the pastor.
the Rev DR. Wilson D Sexton D. D., having re-
turned rom his vacation. Will officiate tomorrow
at the morning service at Il o'clock The new ed
fnrnisbing and viii be ready for occupancy on or
| before October /
The Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswell. pastor Of the
| Beekpaan Hill Methodist Episcopal Church having
returned from his vacation. will resume his leader
ship of the Palmer Holiness meeting next Ipesaay'
At go Eaa IS i5h ths NOME a GGeanominaons
yited TO join in the services
The Rev Mark Guy Pearse. Of London. England
will preacb at both services on the first three sun
days OF September at Hanson Pace Alellouis'
EnisconeI Church at Hanson Place and 81 Fel4-
ST BROOKLYN He preached TO large congregations
in this church in April 1904. and no doubt many
hundreds will hear him this year MT Iearse p VS.
for eighteen years assoclaLed VIZ VS. ondon
Mission The church is preparing 70 IoaIow ,, ms
preaching with year OF ggato% the Rev Dr.
under the leadership or us paS'oi' LILO 49, "
Charles Edward Locke.
o-rbe Dignity of Labor Is the subject upon
which DR.. Charles Bayard Mitchell Will preach To-
morrow morning 1913 O'Clock at the union ser
vices in St Johns Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr Mitchell believes there is false notion cur
rent among some lGboring men that the Church
&c ou+ ~ svmpathy with the laborer. while as a
matter OF fact the Christian Church and us mn
,strT assert the worth Of the laooring man In the
sva1fng Dr. Mitchell will preach his last sermon
this season before the united congregation oup-
isr+ .tJVTst Will You Get?' the seventh sermon in
the series OF seven great questions Inc meetings
tomorrow will close the Union Church services Iiis
year.
Thare will be a great celebration among the
Hungarians in this city tomorrow. Their new
Roman Catholic Church. No 2O East 14th-st,
the Rev Iadislaus Perenyi rector. will be conse-
Grated. The festivity viii begin tomorrow morn
ing at clock the Manhattan Lyceurn- East
ith-st.. where eighty Hungarian societies MI WI
Gather and parade through the streets, ana MOI
signor Edwards will then consecrate the ne" oulLo-
ing. Hungarian singing societies wiz sing ~ ms.
In the evening there VIII be held al tne AAanSIIan
Igvceunl for the benefit OF the church a Hun
gsrian theatrical performance
there Is a picture representing the christening
OF the Pagan Hungarians through St; Stephen.
whose name the new church has adopted. and who
was the first King OF the Hungarians-