New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-17
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev. and Mrs. Frederick D. Bridgnan, who
have been for eight years in Natal mission
aries Of the Manhattan Congregational Church,
% this city, working among the Zulus have re-
turned TO this country for much needed rest and
VIII DC az the church, Broadway and 76th-st.. next
Sunday. Dir. Bridgman will speak g both the
morning and afternoon services on the work in
were never more significant than they are to-
day The race problem which Is so beset with DIFF
plicated and beWildeTing there, wrapped up
the Beers. and Joined to the hordes Of unreached
natives still IN the interior.
The New-York Sunday School Association will
hold its next monthly meeting in the First Union
Presbyterian Church s6th-st and Lexington ave,
Monday evening. at o'clock. The Rev. DR..
Richard Morse Hodge, Of Union Theological Semi
nary, will speak Manual Methods Of Teach
ing" The Rev. Milton s. Littlefeld, pastor of the
First Union Presbyterian Church. will speak
How TO Introduce Manual Methods" In con-
necton with the meeting there will be held in the
lecture room Of the church an exhibit Of manual
methods open during the day from 10 to g.. and in
the evening after the formal meeting. Samples
tons Of manual methods will be given by Mr..
sand table work. notebook work, drawing, picture
snd Gi1r work ana pulp map model with
on the life Of Jesus. Mr.; Lttleheld will be at
dividuals or groups of teachers and older scholars
at any time.
The Rev. Joseph Giardina, the priest Of St Au-
gustines Church, recently to the Protes-
faith viii be the preacher at the service to-
morrow afternoon at $50 o'clock in Christ's Mis-
sion. No 142 West 21st-st. Mr.. Giardina's subject
will be The Evolution OF a Soul from Darkness
Into Light"
The select choir Of thirty voices organized for
the new Madison Square Church will begin its ser
vice in the old church on Sunday February %
From that date music will be a more distinct
feature, especially IN the evening
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-
morrow the pastor the Rev. DR.. J. Ross Stevenson,
will preach IN the morning. In the afternoon the
Rev Donald Fraser. of the Livngstonia Mission in
Africa, Will deliver an address. Mr.. Fraser is a
one OF the founders OF the -tudent movement in
Great Britain.
The Paying Investment will be the subject of
an address 10 be given by J. l. Garvin at the
Harlem branch Of the Young Mems Christian AS
socaton, No. West 125th-st., tomorrow after
George Belder. George F. Garretson, the hand
bell ringer Will play several solos.
At the West End Presbyterian Church the an
nual offering will be made to the Board of Home
0 q series OF sermons-subject, If One Lord one
Faith. One Baptism. Why So Many Religions?'-
will be preached.
DR. Charles L. Thompson. secretary of the Board
OF Home Missions OF the Presbyterian Church will
preach tomorrow morning at the Church of the
Puritans. 130th-st- and 5th-ave. New Problems
for Americans" In the evening DIR. c. ]. Young
will preach on Freedom Through the South"
Gounod's "Gallia" viii be sung I the morning
service in the Church OF the Divine Paternity Cen
trail Park West and 76th-st In the evening the pas
tor the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hail. will preach
on Present Day Problems for Patriots" This is