New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-02-16
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

In Carnegie Hail at 7.45 o'clock February % there
Will be an important meeting on American Enter
prises in Foreign Lands" The meeting will be
sddTesS va ~ JG3n W. FTte Wa q
Speer and 9. {. Kitchener.
The Fulton street noon prayer meeting has a
strong programme for next week. Ivan Pann. n
native Russian. who came 10 this country young
man with a strong bias toward and sympathy with
nihilism. will speak Monday. Wednesday. Thursday
and Saturday He entered Harvard University, and
htter sr4Gu9 Si BECAME well known as man OF
business men are cordially invited to come
The Rev. DIR. Wibert White. president Of the
Winona Bible School, will preach in the EdgehI
Church at Spuyten Duyvil, tomorrow evening
ut o'clock The Rev DR.. William Hayes Ward
editor Of The Independent" Will preach in the
at o'clock
The Jerry McAuley mission work will be pre-
sented Sunday evening at S o'clock at the Rutgers
Presbyterian Church. Broadway and 73d street, by
r, G. Mercer assistant superintendent Of the mis-
SION Harry HadIey' son OF the late Rev , II.
Hddiey, and others of the men whose lives have
been reclaimed by the mission.
Tomorrow evening the band of men belonging to
the Hadey Rescue Mission. of which the Rev. John
Callahan IS leader, and which has already appeared
in Dr.. McKayS church and the Fifth Avenue Pres
bytarian Church, viii visit the Central Congregl-
uonaI Church, Of Brooklyn in Hancock street near
Bedford avenue. The Rev Dr. 5 Parkcs Cadman
is The pastor. Judge Frederick z. Crane viii pre-
side and Introduce Mr. callahan and his colleagues
The book committee Of the Methodist Church yes
terday fixed on Baltimore as the place for holding
the next quadrcnnial conference Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, 10 be held in May.
The Broadway Tabernacle Year Book shows that
the church made net gain Of eight members.
Quite exodus 70 New Jersey and elsewhere oc-
CURED during the spring. but new families are con
were received mo Iner1bcrshir last Sumda, and
quite large number expected at Easter. Finan-
6ia'ly It was the best year Of the six under the
present pastorate and the best in fifteen years
According to the statistics Of last year. tho
Roman Catholics. Methodists and Lutherans arc
making the most rapid progress Of any. religious
lions Congregationailsts now stand eleventh,
TIE regular mems meeting at the Harlem branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association to-mor-
row. at 40 . N. will be conducted by the Peace
e,tck Tynch paStor Of PiIrrnn Cnnlragat i tr
Church. will preside and Professor George V.
on The Organization of the World George Belder
will conduct the music.
At Sunday meeting for men 10 be held in the
Majestic Theatre under the auspices Of the West
side 1@nng MEMS phriisliaR As55ociati9P tenor
The New Fight for Freedom Music will be fur
opened at O'Clock.
Negro Ideals is the title under which DR.. W f.
Rurghardt Du Bots. Of Atlanta University. and well
known author Of Soul Of Black Folk" will
lecture in Carnegie Hall Tomorrow At II a m Dr.
Du Bots is probably the best known Negro in the
country, with the single exception Of Booker T.
Washington.
Dr. Purlay 4. Baker, national superintendent Of
the AntI-SaIoon League. viii speak at tho Metro
politan Temple Seventh avenue and l4th street.
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
At the Old First Presbyterian Church, at p. m.
tomorrow. the Society of the Sons Of the Revolu-
ton Of the State of New York VIII hold its annual
Washington's Birthday service in the church. and
the sermon will be preached by the Rev. Dr. George
Alexander pastor Of the University Place Church.
At >. m there viii be a service of very special
public interest. The subject will be What tne
church can Do for the city" and address will
be delivered by the Rev, DR.. John Bancroft Devins
a delegate from the New York PTesbytery to the
Central Federated Union and secretary of the COM
1nittee on church and labor carrying the
shop campaign.