New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-18
4NNIVERS4RY MEETINGS.
Summer Conferences and Other
Programmes.

The United Evangelical Church IS making plans
for the celebration OF the centennial anniversary
OF the first annual conference Of the Evangelical
Church. which was held In the town of Kleinfeters
Vile Penn, near Lebanon. in November, 1901 The
celebration is to take place IN the town where the
first conference was held, and arrangements for
It being made by committee OF the General
Conference appointed at a meeting IN Cedar Rapids.
Iowa. The committee has decided 10 have the
celebration Of the centennial observed on Septem-
Der IS and l9 the earlier dates than the actual
ones Of the anniversary being selected more IA
vorable for outdoor exercises Leading In the
Church are announced as speakers, including Bish-
ops Hartzler and Hell Topics OF the addresses in
clude The Development Of the Church." The
Poty of the Denomination" and The Life and
Rev Jacob Albright" who died six months after
the first annual conference was held. Besides the
local celebration all the churches Of the United
Evangelical body are TO observe October for a
ance with a resolution Of the General Conference
an effort is 10 be made on that day TO raise a
Mission '''''''' '-' 0''-''N
The forty-second anniversary services Of the Ma
tonal Temperance Society and Publication House.
which has it's headquarters at No East l4th street.
will be held at the Scotch Presbyterian Church.
18th street and Central Park West, tomorrow at 8
?. n. The devotional exercises will be in charge
Of the pastor, the Rev. Dr. David @. Wylie. who
DR.: David Stuart Dodge. who WIN occupy the chair
and preside over the anniversary services.
Short addresses will be made by the Rev Dr.
Mylie the Rev. DR.. Dodge, the general secretary
TIE Rev: Dr.. Alexander Alison and the Rev. DR.
Of the successful years in the history of the
society. which was organized in 1855.
The sixth annual interdenomnationaI mission
airy conference will be held at Silver Bay, Lake
George, y. Y, July 10 TO July g. under the direc-
ton Of the Young Peoples Missionary Movement
To this conference invited leaders IN the actv-
tiles Of the churches, Sunday schools and young
peoples societies. This year instead of the reg
ular Bible study groups there will be a series OF
lectures on the Fundamentals of the Christian re-
1glon, based on the teachings OF the Bible. Or
francis j Mcconnell pastor OF the New York Ave
been invited 10 a2eIp his se saa STookyn has
ssVsral mission study classes under efficient Lead
ership Preceding the general missionary confer
ence there will be a conference on the sunday
,cn1oa ana missions, especially planned to train
wofk e In Sunday schools TO lead in missionary
ssenvtty. The special feature Of this Conference
va De seT1ss OF lectures delivered by Professor
Beligtn1ns + - John, Of the Hartford School of
s ebesai f Pedagogy on missions and the sunday
'0'i Hoih 'ne Point Of View Of Child study"
me hi,y-iourth annual report of the BROOKLYN
o,&hch OF The Young Mems Christian Association
800 decided Increase in the activities and
p".,e Vi Hhuence over the last year On tho s,da
OF the membership alone tba.a - IN '4'e que
10 making total OF 7,g5 distributed a,,eo,-
s sle eeFen branches. One of the mos, ,tT7
the Embodiment 1psoGlations work has come TO he
rsh sIa boys TO 1nd suitable pos,in
than two hundred men can be- co oIinitory. More
one time For more than quarter 81 o dated at
me Assoclatons evening classes have = century
.ed on for Brooklyn young mon th oeen car
curing the last year being greater Thar n'tehaanco
IoIt mere nave been more than forfv o soI pc
covering elementary. business technical courses
gTatohal subjects, with lsI2 students en emu V9
an expenditure Of sls2.554, which f. The required
txs,e neg sEer 1Se9 ~ me Brooklyn branch FIJI
OF various kinds amounting TO sl00 90 nm iees
from The darmtor,es g CO.. 20 zsS5so the receipts
On the endowment IS 80. 49, '"coHle