New-York tribune., 1908-11-07


eral Assembly Just held in New York, that the
committees secretary and evangelistic leader, the
Rev DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman. is soon TO mead
party of eyangelists which will hold meetings in
foreign lands This will be the first time that the
Presbyterian evangelistc forces have undertaken
effort outside of America DIR. Chapman and his
party which will include Charles NJ. Alexander.
the singer will leave here in April for Australia
They to hold meetings during five months In
the principal centres OF Australia and New Zea-
land. On their way back to America they will
stop at number of foreign mission centres. incud-
ing Canton. Peking and Shanghai, China: Toxic
and Yokohama, Japan; Seoul, Corea, and Manila
The party will return to America by Christmas,
1909.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the pastor
DR.. Edgar whitaker Work will preach tomorrow
morning THE Quiet Prayer At the even
ing service two addresses will be made on THE
Bible" one by President Don o. Shelton OF the
National Bible Institute the other by DR.. Work.
The first meeting under the now plan for young
peoples work called the section group plan
will be held Sunday evening
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the Rev DR..
David G. Wye will conduct the services and
preach morning and evening. On Wednesday
ing the Rev. DR.. T. J. Allen. who has just
turned from Europe. will deliver his lecture on
The Temple of Solomon in costume.
MacArthurs sermon topic at Calvary Baptist
Church tomorrow morning at Ii o'clock AT
p m. he will speak on "Brebeuf and America"
At the Marble Collegiate Church Dr. BurrelIs
theme tomorrow morning is The Sin of Josephs
Brethren" and at night he will preach on "Rhoda'
the Simple Believer"
At the West Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
A H. Evans. the pastor. will preach tomorrow
at II a NJ on discipline and Development and
at 8 D. m on "What One Man Can Do to Chris
tianize the world
The Rev DR. E f. Hallenback, associate pas
tor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, will
address the meeting for at the Harlem Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow.
At the November meeting Friday evening No
vernber 10. of the Mems Club at All Souls
Church, Ocean and Ditmss avenues. Brooklyn.
James B. Reynolds will speak on>''Jan Pouren and
the United States Government" John L. Heaton
will address the club The Hundred Years
War in the Balkans-Wfll 1t Involve Europe"
The Rev DIR. s. Edward Young, the new pastor
of the Bedford Presbyterian Church, Nostrand
avenue and Dean street. Brooklyn, has for his
subjects tomorrow: Morning. This World a
schooIhouse"; evening. THE self-Justihcation OF
Judas Iscariot'
The twenty-sixth anniversary of the women's
executive committee of the Board Of Domestic
Missions of the Reformed Church will be held on
Wednesday, November H. in the Lenox Avenue
Collegiate Church, at lGSd street at 1o:So a. m
and at o. m Mrs Alfred R. Page. Miss WOOD
berry the Rev DR.. W /. Chamberlain, president
of the General Synod, and others will speak All
friends of missions are invited
Smaller Mathews Of Chicago University, editor
Of .0The World To-day" and author Of several BOOKS
on social subjects will speak on THE Social
60 tha m
Young Mems Christian Association tomorrow
In Rutgers Presbyterian Church the pastor the
Rev. Dr. Robert Mackenzie will preach in the
morning on Moving On to Better Conditions and
in the evening on Mary, Cleopatra and Salome-
The subject Of the address by DR.. Stephen s.
Wise at the Free Synagogue, s1st street. near Am
sterdam avenue tomorrow morning. will be The
Meaning and Value Of Social Service" On Tuesday
evening a general meeting of the social service
workers will! be held at the synagogue.
The Rev I. NJ Haldeman. pastor Of the First
Baptist Church. will preach tomorrow morning on
The Onlv Sin of Which the World Needs To Be
Convinced" The evening subject is PITY Thyself,
or the Preaching Which Denies the Atonement Of
Christ
Alfred Martin will address the Society for Ethical
Culture at Carnegie Hall tomorrow morning at Il
O'Clock on The Moral Value of the Book OF Jonah
At West End Presbyterian Church tomorrow
the pastor will begin a series of sermons in which
he will give the Christian Interpretation Of the
modern cults and psychological discussions. The
subject of the first sermon to be preached next
Sabbath morning will be New Thought" At 5
O. m the Rev. DR. Frank De Witt Talmage, only
living son of the Brooklyn preacher will deliver
the sermon. DIR. Talmage arrives in New York on
Friday after an extended tour abroad.
Unitarians have established a new department
Of social and public service, in accordance with ac-
ton taken at the annual meeting Of the American
Unitarian Association last May. The work Of the
department was begun October, when the Rev.
Elmer S Forbes began service its secretary.
The department is designed to promote in the Uni
tartan churches of the country the study of social
problems and to encourage practical work for their
solution.
A series OF organ recitaIs win be given in the
Church of the Holy Communion every week day
at O'Clock during the Advent season by William j.
Kraft, organist of the church. Among the selec
tions rendered will be: Fantasia and fugue in G
minor two choral vorspiee. Christ Herr
and Elm feste Burg" by J. S. Bach Iarghetto,
opus 15O and andantino in B fiat, by L. Spohn;
largo string quartet, opus "a, No. ), by j.
Haydn. and sonatas by f. Mendelssohn and ].
Rheinberger. The first recital will be given De-
cember l.
The Rev DR.. Howard Duffeld will conduct both
services tomorrow at the Old First Presbyterian
Church. Fifth avenue. 18th to 18th street. Special
music under the direction of William c. Carl, will
include Gosss festival anthem THE Wilderness;
Psalm cxxi, George Henschel, and Send Out Thy
Light" Gounod 10 be sung by the full choir and
sooists.
The subject OF the lesson-sernon in the Christian
Science churches tomorrow will be adam and
Fall Man" nd