New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-24
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

There will be a mass meeting OF Presbyterian
churches and congregations on Monday evening at
Carnegie Hall John Z Parsons Will preside. Among
the other speakers viii be the Rev. DR.. George
Alexander the Rev. DR.. Robert Mackenzie the
Rev Dr. Walter Laidlaw. the Rev DR.. ". Merle
Smith. the Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin and the Rev.
Thomas ". Smith.
The Church Extension Committee has received
S 56s % since april 10 1903 This has been dstrb-
uon OF mis- committee four churches have been
huIlt, ana the committee has contributed BIS 600
toward their erection.
The Rev Dr.. Joseph Silverman will lecture al
Temple Emanuel at HE a the subject lis
The United States Christian Country in reply
10 judge Brewers book holding the affirmative.
There will be a benefit concert and entertainment
for the SeaTen's Christian Association Monday
evening February %. at the Young Mems Christian
Association hall, No 20 West 23d-st. The feature
viii be the entertainment by the Ocean Pierrots
AZ he b1ldin of the seamens chpstian Nsso D4s
ton. No $50 West-st. New-York. and in Liverpool
on Thursday Of next week March / will begin
the tearing down Of the chapel Of the Madison
Avenue Baptist Church. 31st-st.. DR.. Kerr Boyce
Upper. pastor, preparatory 10 the erection of
$4,000 parish house, TO be completed by October
The Rev. Henry s. Coffin Will address special
meeting for art students IN the parlors OF
the Central Church. AT No 2l2 West 57th-st.. on
TUESDAY, Fe5ru2Ty 2 az 5:l5 o'clock, under the
auspices OF The Young Wome4's Christian Associa-
the American COMMITTEES.
At Bethany Presbyterian Cht-ch. DR.. Francis T.
Marsten. minister, the subject at the evening ser
vice tomorrow, in connection with the stimuli
taneons evangelstic movement throughout the pres
byterian Church. will be The Shepherds Call"
Norman Hapgood Of Golfers Weekly" and
Boo ogden Will speak before the Society for
Ethical Culture IN Carnegie Hail Tomorrow at Il
a. ais n, Subject The Newspapers and Public Nor
The Church Of the Incarnation will give under
the direction o. X. r. Hedden. gub-warden Of the
American Guild Of Organsts a special o'clock
1 musical service tomorrow afternoon Choir and
soloists. with violin harp and organ. will give a
programme. including principal features schu-
herT's tenor solo and chorus. Great Is jehovah
ana Saint saans's cantata. The Heavens Declare"
This viii be M Hedden's fourth annual rendition
q The Heavens Declare The work has not been
CIV ;ers by any other church choir except
VIII be Handel's Largo" by violin, harp and
Il TIE Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church to-rnor-
row afternoon at O'Clock there will be memorial
service IN commemoration OF T. H Hadley for
many years the superintendent Of the Water Street
Mission. Addresses viii be delivered by the Rev
DR.. Donald Sage Mackay. the Rev DR.. J. Wesley
Johnston. Lieutenant Governor Bruce. John Willis
: Baer, John s. Huyler and the Rev Dr. J. Ross
Stevenson.
me fseN- Joseph tElaTdihas the Young priest re-
Gently converted. viii deliver his second address on
the subject. The Evolution Of a Soul from Dark
cess 10 Light" the afternoon service az $50
O'Clock tomorrow IN Christs Mission. No AZ West
Est The Rev James a. OConnor will also
3 spe8E-
meeting Of much Significance 10 Brooklyn Epis-
copalians wos The dinner of clergy and laity OF
! tfe diocese held last Tuesday in the Hamilton
( Cub Archdeacon Russell who planned the affair
. made a strong plea for missions among the
borough he
~ sai4@atloh q. d church extension society and
: stF9ppO 70 carry on the work. DIT Russelrs re-
MARKS were heartily seconded by many other speak
4 ets representative q Episcopal sentiment In tie
: borough The 2rcadeacon intends TO follow I'd The