New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-20
AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
ELABORATE PROGRAMME OF MISSIONARl Dd1 or
JT7NIOR CLERGYMENS ASSOCIATION.

EMS ASSOCIATION.
each meeting VIII be preceded by short musical
| service outdoors
The series Of popular Tuesday evening concerts
! a. .ba Bowery Mission is attracting large audi
ences from that Of the city WEI 6nGwn n'-
/ sicians help to make these concerts atl' ~oN4''
! --pa new Madison Avenue Baptist Church parish
building which will be built this spring anu sum
rner viii cost $4,000 Last week three TenlueiS
j or this church subscribed. for Dr. Tupper the pas
/ to ESQ m,o of This amount The First Century
Method Of Christian Work is the topic on " tSa
Luther D. wishard will address .he ooTning in
the auditorium the Madison Avep4e a noS
| Church corner of S1st-st. All men viii nho d GU
dial welcome.
The anniversary of the Bowery branch OF the
Young Mems Christian Association viii be oeie-
| brated tomorrow afternoon. The meeting Will De
addressed by Mornay Williams, H. w Hoot ana
DR.. Burrell.
The Rev Joseph Gardiner, the priest recently con-
verted will deliver an address tomorrow afternoon
at the service $50 O'Clock, in Christs MISSION
No 142 West ast-st. His subject will be Reasons
why Left the Roman Catholic ChpTch; Al Inc Inc
port on the progress Of the work
A sarx.ice will be held at the Hotel Wellington
7tb-ave and 5sth-st at SIS o'clock to-morro" even
ing The Rev Dr. Henry Marsh Warren, the cNal
lain OF New-York hotels, will conduct Ihe SCI
He VIII be assisted by the Wellington &c.
signor Jarvier Fernandez, pianist; NINE De,+i-~
Peckham the Countess Won Boos tarraT' MSS
f-Aoreio Wager and others. The annual nleeuIs
and luncheon OF the Hotel Chaplaincy society WIZ
he held on Monday afternoon at the flLth [>N -
Hotel Reports will be received and plans Inaoe
for fine enlargement of this work which Ut; Wal
ret Coynded 8 few years ago and has carried on SO
E1ccesgfnIIy Dr. Macarthur is chairman OF the
committee, General Thomas l. James 'Iedsu1 els
and Alexander n. MADDEN secretary
A. +be Washington Square Methodist Episcopal
rr-cb 1tb-st.. between the square and 6th-ave,
ecaI meetings will be held every night next week
except Saturday The good results OF the week week
agh services 3fse 81 fb dd Week Of special efoT
The Rev. Percy stickney Grant, rector Of the
church of the Ascension, will be the orator at the
NeYor Scottish s0Gety csls65sfooh OF Ha hs
No 1j9 West 4oth-st., on WEDNESDAY January -
IN Christ Protestant Episcopal Church, Broad
vvav and ust-st, tomorrow at p m, special
missionary service for children to which the PUBIC
is Invited, viii be held
Services will be held II the interest OF the church
federation for temperance work, the NeW-1ork
Anti-saloon League tomorrow follows: the
Rev Louis Albert Banks will speak at ta1th FfeS-
bz-t.rian Church No $50 West 4Sth-st in the morn
tng. and in the evening at the North Presbyte
Church I55th-st., near Ansterdam-aFe l. n
Ree5 assistant superintendent, VIII speak IN the
Rfzerside Baptist Church, e2d-st. and Amsterdam
sve In the morning. A speaker will also be as
signed to the West Farms Reformed Church LOT
the morning service.
MI. Jacobs. the singing evangelist and the
leader of the Fulton Street Prayer Meeting VII!
sing and speak at the Harlem young !" omen n
Christian Association. No. "A West R4th-st TO-
morrow at 4;l0 p m.
Under the auspices Of the Sew-YoTk branch OF the
Philosophical Society, C. Jinarajadasa, native OF
Cevlon who was graduated with honors from cam
bridge University, England, and later pursued his
studies in the Royal Academy Of Milan. will begin
tomorrow evening q course OF four free Sunday
night lectures at Assembly Hail. United Charities
Building, 4th-ave and 22d-st, at Sis o'clock His
the course viii be: Sunday evening January =
Death as viewed by the 9e s1, FEBRUARY
H. The Practical Use OF Theosophy-"
Gospel services are being held every night In the
aegTesse CRrsanIfy this old church IS Still Seek
ing TO prove itself power in the community.
Professor John Duxbury, of Lancashire College,
England, recter, returns 10 America for another
tour March l. He has completed new study
the Story of Prince Jonathan" Mr.. Duxbury was
unable TO respond to all Of the demands for his
appearance last spring. At the National Conven-
he was enthusiasticaly received His next visit is
being arranged for by the Rev Sydney H Cox of
this city.
The lecture course being given by the Jewish
Endeavor Society IS attracting wide interest The
topics remaining are: January q, J. De Haas The
Jews IN the Orient; February 49, the Rev. DR..
Bernard DrachInan. The Jews in Germany;
March l. the Rev. Henry S. Morals AN Apostle
Of Righteousness; March 81 the Rev. DR.. H.
Pereira Mendes The Bible in History; April l,
Cyrus L. SuIzberger, The Jews as Farmers;
April q. Joseph Jacobs. The Jews in England;
May 8, Miss Henrietta Sold. Jewish National
ism and May 20 Leon Hummer. Tine Jews in
Spain.
A meeting in the interest of the Hampton Insti-
tute will be held IN the Church OF the Holy Com
munion tomorrow at p. The Rev. E L
Chichester Will speak, and addresses are expected
from Robert c. Ogden and DR.. W. J. Schieffelfn.
A quartet OF Hampton students will sing planta
ton songs
At the West End Presbyterian Church in the
absence of tho pastor. the pulpit will be occupied
tomorrow morning by the Rev. Charles Scanlon
OF PittsbuTg. The Gospel service night will be
ph!a, who Will preach.
At the Metropolitan Temple the Open Parliament
will be resumed on Monday night.
DIRK WANTED. WORK WANT,