New-York tribune., 1907-06-29
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The Rev. DR.. David G. wylie. pastor of the
scotch Presbyterian Church. Central Park West
ana s6th street. will exchange pupits tomorrow
morning with the Rev DR. John Mcdowell nastor
Of the Park Presbyterian Church. Newark \. ].
Dr. Mcdowell IS a Scotsman by birth and IS
chaplain Of the st. Andrews Society of Newark
DR.. Wyle is chaplain OF the New York CHAPTER
The topic of DR.. McDowell's sermon will be THE
Christian Life" The Scotch church will remain
open all summer for both morning and evening
services.
Vladimir Gelesnoff. who has been conducting a
series of Gospel exposition meetings IN Gait Can
ada, for the last three weeks will resume services
Tomorrow In Pennel Hall, Lenox avenue and
l2Ith street at II a and p. m. On Thursday
evening he will give the usual Bible exposition at
O'clock
The Rev. DR.. William H. Roberts moderator Of
the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian Church
will preach tomorrow at the Old First Presby-
terian Church. Fifth avenue and 11th street. Dr.
Roberts. in addition TO being moderator of the
General Assembly, has long held the office Of
stated clerk OF the assembly. 1t is said that he
has exercised great influence in bringing about
the recent union of the Presbyterian Church and
the Cumberland Church.
The Rev DR.. James Monroe Buckley. editor Of
THE New York Christian Advocate" will preach
tomorrow morning at II o'clock at the reopening
services in the Beekman Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church. No. 3H East 5oth street. Second ave-
The Methodist Review" will preach the sermon
at p. m. The Rev. Edwin Whittier Caswell pas
tor of the church. has been engaged for six weeks
In experimenting the repairs On the church par
sonage and auditorium, which are now completed
and ready for the reopening tomorrow
At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church. 31st
street and Madison avenue, the following preach
ers have been appointed for the summer:
DR.. w. Warren Giles, June 90. morning and even
ing and July z, IA and p. at II q. m: the Rev Dr.
Williams, of Dalston Church, London, England
July 2s at II a. m. the Rev. DR.. Spencer b.
Meeser August and IS, at II a. m: the Rev. Dr.
Howard P. whidden; August Il: II a. m. and the
Rev DR.. w. c. Biting. August % and September
J. II a. m. Evening service will be discontinued In
July and August.
The Rev. c. II. Yatman will preach tomorrow
morning for DR.. Madison c. Peters. whose Majestic
Theatre meetings have been transferred for the
street. DR.. Peters expects TO preach every Sunday
with few exceptions
Alexander Irvine will speak What Is Going
on To-day TO Make Better Men and a Better So
ciety' at the regular mems meeting in the audi
torium of the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association No 800 West 57th street. $50 O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon. Music will be furnished by
Michael Lambert 'celltst.
At the Metropolitan Temple. Seventh avenue and
18th street, the pulpit will be occupied tomorrow
by the Rev. c. p McClelland and the Rev. r. L.
F'orman. At the open parliament on Monday night
the subject for discussion will be continuation OF
the question OF government ownership and opera
ton OF the public utilities.
The closing service for this season OF the choir
OF Calvary Baptist Church. 67th street. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. will be held to-inor-
row evening at 8 o'clock An unusually elaborate
programme, II IS announced. has been prepared for
this service The choir and its conductor Edward
Morris Bowman. Will have their vacation in July
and August
At 81. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church.
10Th street, west Of Columbus avenue tho Rev.
Charles p. Tinker will preach in the morning
Owing to the accident which recently befell the
pastor the Rev. George Clarke Peck, the evening
seyytce VIII be omitted.