New-York tribune., 1905-06-17
CHIJRCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
g1cA71ON SEASON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
SUMMER PLANS
SUMMER PLANS.

r-.yyvhere ars signs Of the coming of she vaca-
s,on eeason- Many churches win hold their last
regular services before fall tomorrow. In two
s.ssks' time large number Of the city clergyman
~iI, have begun their summers rest Arrange
msnts arc elso being completed for summer con-
fersr.ces conventions and other vacation meetings.
In this cdty, however, the summer will present
n spectacie of unusual activity in religious circles.
Many q prominent clergyman will curtail his holi-
GAY and put his whole energy into ths work OF the
great tent campaign to be carried on by the evan
Celstic COMMITTEES
Next week will witness the opening Of the tent
srork proper Three tents viii be opened to-nior-
row Tent No. i been placed In the heart of the
italian section, st u2th-st., 1st-ave. The first
ssrvice will te at O'Clock IN the evening. The
Rev. Michael Nardi will be IN charge and will be
assisted by the italian pastor Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church of the community, the Rev. q.
A. Tasliaatela- A band Of Italian musicten MS has
been organized. A student assistant. Mr. Hawkes.
of tire Bible Teachers Training, School, Will be
ieboring in tho community as missionary. MISS
Alice III Ganiin viii give her time to the chill
dren's work In this district. The tent work will
be supplemented by nearby open air meetings.
Nr. Nardi is the founder OF Italian work IN Chl-
csso Pittsburg and Philadelphia. For three sum-
.ers be has preached in Philadelphia, and largely
through his efforts the splendid results there have
followed.
Tent No. 2is at soth-st. near uth-ave. 1t VIII be
opened in The afternoon at o'clock. The Rev
IL NJ FauIconer will be the evangelist in charge.
Jacobs Mr.. Berger, recent graduate from
Dutch Reformed seminary, will be the student In
charge Services will be conducted here nightly
next week
Tent No. 8, at Lorfllard Place and PelhamTeve-
nefh-stO, will be opened in the afternoon at 4
o.clock The Rev Thomas Houston. the blind
evangelist who is well known throughout the
country, and who has done effective work under
the General Assembly's evangelisdo committee
will be stationed at this point John Forsythe Will
crfrac holm TO ha
and 10 cooperate with the various churches OF the
community in following up results. Miss Eva j.
sdaybee will be placed in this section as the worker
for the children. The first service viii be held on
Sunday afternoon at o'clock, and the second ser
vice on Sunday evening at o'clock Services viii
be conducted on ell succeeding nights except Satur-
day.
In the afternoon at o'clock In Bronx Park near
the music pavilion, the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet
rector of the Church Of the Holy Communion, Will
speak The following pastors Of the neighborins
churches have united in the conducting Of this
service; The Rev John Hunter Of ne KsIoFsa PTes
Syterian Church: the Rev. NJ Davies and the
Re Rev Music M eoasr eomee Peea undsr Of
Jacobs. At O'Clock the Rev: Bradford Williams ms
s S SSntors o the Washngton Heights district
Madison Square and Union Square. and on satur-
daT afternoon at Fort George;
conducted in Abingdon Square. in charge ef the
pn6Os @ I5 I sFreed es IN eent Gi ns
70 plrchsse a tent for work the island, and. In
addition TO this, conduct Sunday afternoon ser
vices an South Beach A tent is also being con-
dlctedZnot under the auspices Of the committee,
however-on Long Island, and others are open no"
The present plan Of the committee of the evange-
usfic work for greater New-York contemplstes
seyenty-two meetings a week On next Monday Of
II O'Clock. the evangests and workers ana an
ministers and Christian workers interested, are
invited to meet at the headquarters. No 81 Lex
tugton-ave., for conference and prayer Ministers
throughout the city especially invited, as not
only reports the tents viii be made, but the
GUNNER schedule. delivering lectures n the morn m
ing at 10 o'clock and 11:3o o'clock The Rev. Dr.
Edgar W. Work, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church of Colorado Springs, who for five years
University win give the first lecture of the series
next Monday morning at 10 O'Clock He VIII oe
followed later in the season by DR.. @. 1. Scofed. Of
Dallas, Tex.