New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

Many more clergymen have returned from va
cations this last week. and will be IN their pulpls
tomorrow. The Rev. A Edwin kegwtn pastor
Of the West End Presbyterian Church. has re-
turned from his summer place in New-Hampshire
and Will preach morning and evening. The summer
has been Of active and continual service IN the
church. The Rev Frank A. Scofeld will preach
at the First Street Methodist Church tomorrow.
resuming work after vacation. The Church OF the
Puritans will be open tor regular morning ser ser
Union services OF five congregations we!e held in
TINS church IN the Lnoi'H o. JItS anu ~
The entire SUNDAY scnoo rooms nave Ueg Gia IeI
morrow morning The Call OF the Heavens at
St. Andrews Sunday schoo. viii be resumed at $50
O'Clock in the afternoon. put the evening SERVES
in October The Madison Avenue Methodist Fps
pagqor. the Rev Dr. wallace MacSIuIen preach
ing al the morning service at II O'Clock The reg
month. Dr., Charles E. Jefferson, pastor OF the
Broadway Tabernacle, will be in his pulpit Dr.
Robert BagnelI. pastor OF the Metropolitan Temple
has returned and will occupy the pulpit The Rev
pr Francis E. MarsIon the pastor: WIZ preach al
Willis-ave in the morning, on In the swelling
of Jordan" evening topic, The Way Of the
World"
The formal opening and solemn blessing OF the
new School of the Holy Name OF Jesus. at Am
sterdam-ave. and ssth-st. will take place to-mor-
row at / p. m. Archbishop Farley will oficiate.
The address will be delivered by Auxiliary Bishop
0IscA ~ he celebrated bv the Rev John j. Kean
in thanksgiving for the completion OF the school
and in commemoEaon OF ON ms Is b bean
as pastor The sermon VIII De p eaGheu Dy Lean
John P Clancy. Of MiddleIown' N l.
The Tent Evangel will enter tomorrow on its
closing rally weeks. The Rev. Dr. o. p Clifford
of Buffalo will be the preacher. Dr. Clifford is one
Of the ablest ministers in America, and 1t is ex-
pected that these closing weeks in this great tent
gel has had d successful season, many pro-
with the superintendent. the Rev. G.. W. McPher;
son, are happy over the results, and are hopeful
son als3. IN o53sc The aranfi6p Of largs Cos
Gqssg SV enen{ BELIEVES that HewYorE Should
have such a building. and that funds can be raised
for its construction
The mems meeting at the Harlem branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association No. West
I25th-st., has been resumed. and will be addressed
tomorrow at 400 O'Clock. by the Rev, Edwin H
safes Worth 5S iO Ws Good music ' viii be provided
at this meeting.
The Rev Dr. Robert Stuart Macarthur breaches
in Calvary Baptist Church at p. m. on THE
Prince OF Peace and the Portsmouth Peace" DR..
Macarthur has had g, the q advantage Of extended
parts OF the, Orient. and Las given careful study
Japan, He will discuss the whole situation in re
lation to Christian missions asd the final donl-
nance or CnrlSualily the CEAS!Lt
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church will resume
services in the church lecture room Sunday
morning September II. 1t Is expected that the
pastor, the Rev Dr. Johnston, viii preach, on
room OF the church will not De ready for until
October 10.
The Palmer holiness meeting, held AZ the home
OF DR. NJ W. Palmer. No. 30 East isth-st will
convene every Tuesday at go p m. A variety OF
leaders from the different religious denominations
OF the city will address the meeting. Tie Rev.
Edwin Whittier Casweu is leader
At st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church the
pulpit will be occupied tomorrow morning by the
Rev. John ". Maynard. This will be the last OF
the vacation services. The pastor, DE- George p.
Eckman will return TO his pulpit next Sunday.
when the evening service. which has been omitted
since July l. will ne resumed