New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-07

This wooden chapel is at 156th-st. and Prospect
ave. In the morning the Rev. DR.. W. J. swafheld
will preach. The dedication will occur at O'CLOCK
in the afternoon. DR.. William c. Biting preaching
the sermon. In the evening the Rev Charles h
Sears will be the preacher Special music VIII be
one OF the features. with soolsts lot the rnoEHhs
The rapid development of this interest illustrates
Bronx This work had its begtpni9g n the summer S
City Mission Society, held in Eton Hall , con,
Quoted by the Rex r i HOOD. OF H@WeGn
Of the field finding large NUMBER Of 6 96Tne
toWn c6urebe so some attended Churches Of other
denominations but many ATTENDED no r SaoFer'
i@oi, the the Rev G H sears Conducting evening
preaching service Bible day school, ana MO
THE Church Economist" makes note Of the work
of the Rev. Dr. John Balcom Shaw, Of the Second
Presbyterian Church of Chicago formerly Of the
Wet End Presbyterian Church of this city. Dr.
Shaw is preaGhng series Of snndag Sicb gre
already attracting wide attention The first sermon
of the SERIES on The ReaWakenlng Q! inc UNIV
Atthe Calvin Methodist Episcopal Church to-rnor-
row morning will be celebrated "Old Folks Day
which is an annual feature OF this churchs life
Carriages are sent for the aged and infrm who
otherwise could not attend It Is expected E TS
fr9 s'T tSe 70 Rev Dr. Charles l. Goode viii
preach, his theme being old Age and IT'S A hae
prepared in which the junior choir will take part
At the West End Presbyterian Church. the
Junior Church, an organization for children, is TO
he started next week. The roilcaI. which is an
annual event in the church. and which calls Us out
the membership IN drgs %es Special Series
Of devotional and revival services VIII pc neoI S S
gymnasiun basketball are arranging series
Of match games LOT the instered
tomorrow. Last Sunday, at the first communion
received.
TIL. last Of the Wall Street services OF the
.,,angelistc committee was held in Trinity Church
Yesterday Dr. Morgan Dix read short service
and the Rev William Wilkinson. of Minnesota
preached the sermon.
Don O. Shelton. associate secretary Of the Con-
gregational Home Missionary Society wiz Vls I
TEXAS and Colorado in the next two weeks 10 ao-
dress State Congregational meetings and maze
special addresses at Fort worth ana D Cioadn
Texas and Denver and Cripple creek IN ColOL CO.
iesf evening Mr.. Shelton addressed union meet
ing OF the PP66Ia9eiphia on The Value Of the Study
Of Great American Problems OF TO-DAY. H&do 21
@ nv an increasing interest in the study OF
home missions by the young people OF INC o0UN
try.
A. the Collegiate Church. Dr. Mackay who got
four months leave OF absence on account - ~
nervous breakdown and who has peen G n SIIn
in Maine is expected TO occapy the PUPIL ce eH sun
her
rr,,. Ray Hugh Black Of Edinburgh, who is in
this country giving course OF lectures oeiore
Union Seminary, win preach IN the Centfa 11T5eS
byterian Church, NO az "eSt 0'
row evening at o'clock
rro-roorroU afternoon in the Harlem opera
House DIR. Madison c. Peters, Of the Epiphany
Sc church and Dr. Macarthur OF Calvary
Ill hegtn a series Of Sunday afternoon people
WIN .i 70 ar n m There will be a mems neetlIg
LOT tte ramarEs by the leaders. there WIZ oe an
open parliament The suDSect srand ons million
how tors q YEAR such they are? At :
,iIy there viii be preaching service 10 WHICH
everybody is invited
M. Commissioner William McAdoo will give
an address to young men at the auditorium OF
the West Side Young Mems Chrlselsn @A'S0ol1 ''-'
Tomorrow afternoon at o'0o-
80, r,o1r,ngton Booth president Of the Vol
,,n+oars ~ America, will speak on nome MISSION
- ana volunteer work in the Ne~~AInssteGoa an
C CPer Pattie watkins Lindsay VIII sing C1l9ret
Ipnd lindsay with a stan OF more uadn 1 M Tbs
4 Fea and brass band, will take part. tne
chairman is the Rev. Or: MnIen Gsbnrch
nastor of the Central Prespy'eii"" O-ANo
~ prssbvterian cornerstone laying Is an
rounoed for to-day. 1t is that OF the ne" pnFye@
Church. at Sterling Place anu ~ ga
Z " Tbere viii be addresses by the Rev Ut J9aH
Bancroft DeVtIS' NIcCarroI superintendent of Dur
SUNDAY one PF9 2hd 2n 6sa
Osborn OF 6S PPhe Rev B. H overton pastor OF
the Greene 6h"Es oc sH9 of the
B4eogn p reading R Of he The Sv list Ct
artlcles ueL9rV Of the board of trustees james
n Ham and Professor IRE assph Dn Dspq Bnrr w
lay [Re Of fhe Classon Avenue Church
will read the - The Central Presbyterian Church,
CaTso9l paSI Tsver The history OF Duryea Church
Vii Vii he 1i read BY Charles Natscn-
There will be held. october to Il. under the
el + che faculty OF Princeton Seminary. In
Miller chapel religious conference The Hret ses-
to I'm hsgin on Monday evening at 1880 o'clock.
- 80. ministers and aymen will discuss
Questions Of of If Tse t ToF f5 and
WI VI ~ Nrs Frdman, BroWnson, Hunter,
lodge Cochran aH 6p %YsI 81 ra o1 2e
YORK eitH Dr. Maitland Alexander of Pittsburg.
and Drs Patton. Greene ana Wa u 'iA@ '"eu4iS