New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
LENTTEN

Now begins the Lenten season. FROM lt''" ia
Easter there viii. as usual, be special services
in the ritualistic churches. But there Is noted
a growing tendency among other churches 10
observe In a measure the I.enteu season
The Mems League Of the Broadway Taher-
nacle has arranged. special series OF
Lenten talks. to be held in the league looms
every morning at 10 O'Clock. The first address
viii be given tomorrow morning by Don ~
shelton president Of the National Bible Insu-
rute on The Pre-eminenCe Of CHRIST. Inc
league extends an invitation not only 70 us
own members. but 10 all men. The series is
under the direction Of Waldo H sherman
A departure known as high mass at high noon,
held at l2:15 D m is announced by the
rector Of the Church Of ST. Francis OF Assist IN
West 31st street. near Sixth avenue to be ceie-
brated every weekday through Lent. A speclal
mass is also celebrated in this church for night
workers on Sundays and holy days at $50 ana
Bib m The Rev. F. Schlingmann, the rector
saws:
..Tbe sneciaI masses have proved a great sue
cess for night workers many OF "hon were
actually unable to assist at divine worship ana
for this opportunity they feel that they owe US
debt Of gratitude The attendance IS large anu Il
il continues TO warrant II, this service VIII re
continued through the Easter season. or course
II is somewhat hard on the priest VINO ls ilo'
allowed 10 partake of food or drink before mass.
1t IS not known that mass IS sata a. - ms -;
hour in any other church Of the country nut n
ireland and Germany mass is said a. / 0 CLOCK
in many pIaces"
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An unusual service VIII De -,
Michaeis protestant I'i'is' ol-, ,,-15 -
Ia. when the congregation WIZ oe nc -
DR. Conrady Roman Catholic priest, mission
arv 10 the Iepers IN China An address oy d
an a>caadinr1y rare occurrence and large ana
interested audience is expected
.,+o.to,, hos
me American -i-7Si'''i'''
planned an extended campaign III C"Hsiee 81
tjonsl churches covering several weeks in Con
o.,-,,. W Work aud %e,y Jersey week
-, nil, 81, MANY,
nights ana Sul4aa4S. iIS at''' "
of the Congrega tOnal puplts IN New YORK anu
E,-oo1-T,--, 70 morrow ,e follows:
NeW YORK 'llE -lll IAN 80 Pc ~ 7 " t-o6rer
r2~oti,- iser+-a Church The Rev. Dr. :. Parkes cad
man. e. ~. secretary, tae Rev pr. . J. RYDER Inc
Rev H n i' .ioT . -,o,.o-,-.,-. The Pav by
New hFk 'llL ~ n FL, IA T5effre r ! R-eye-
IL ID washington 20 preside secretary. the Rev lr
J. " COOPER in charge. The R"T- H. n proctor Inc
Roy I'T \ J. y men zen ,--r.r Tho Re- " II KEEP
-. - +'r.et5e-.t tho Rev or r. Woodwork
T3roeklvn south Church The Pc Or a J. l. man
p presiienr the Re- Dr T. o "2oi"ost'. l"uSa'o'
llEeisllt- =. r,,rar r7s-or m
30 Ea- d, 4 >rrrrr9D Norwich conn.
East orange. \. 1.-THE Rev F z ElaneGaTa' 80
? m seererary me Rev, 11r g. D. i'''7'' ~" '
the Re- n - :ssTonf ,.r.,rcb-A N president
p ~ - - 7-aiis5ega college. Taadega. Ala
New LONDON Conn. First 6fureh--Ihe Rev > +
DanfoTth o M; Eres-eTf. g. n ->H'-
cracia1 interest will be taken in the addresses
r,o u II r,~,-+or of Atlanta. Ca one
u 'lle NJ IL AZ ,-.o-0
Of the most successful pastors Of ->es'o
church in the South. He is Vice-moderator OF
-, ,,-,,,,,..,,e ti,ra1 Council Mr.
Ll'7 - go. -, +to,, any,
Proctor i Sa'N 80 ia -, A.
other one man in the South 10 quiet rdc!dl ul9-
t,,rbaDcee and "a bring about a better relation
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