New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-23

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Alexander Irvine will be the speaker. AT 9
p. m. the after-meeting viii be held and
Edgar Allen Forbes. editor OF 1.-THE
Worlds Work. will speak.
The Rev. DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work.
the pastor, viii be the speaker at the spe-
cial public meeting tomorrow night In the
Fourth Presbyterian Church. and his sub
ject will be ''womanhood. with Special
Reference 20 the Power of Good Women
and in line, with some Of the problems
OF the day.
The Rev. Dr. A. IL Evans's topic at the
West Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning will be Seeing Him Who is In
visible"
Tomorrow evening Mrs. Helen Temple
brigham will lecture on spirit Teachings"
before the Spiritual and Ethical Society.
AZ the Church Of the Incarnation the
rector. DIR. w. NJ Grosvenor. win preach
tomorrow morning and there win be even
ing prayer az .. m.
At the Masonic Temple. Brooklyn. the
Rev K. r. JUNIOR will preach tomorrow
at II o'clock on 1.-THE Philosophy OF the
Forces that Make the Human Race" AT
s o'clock Walter NJ. Chandler. OF the New
York Bar, will give his new lecture on
''The Achievements Of America"
Rabbi Stephen S. wise viii be the speak
ar AZ the mems meeting OF the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association to-
morrow.
The Presbyterian Union will have for the
sneaker at It's opening meeting DR.. Isaac
?. FeadIand. Of Picking. China. who will
discuss THE Royal Family and the
Chinese Capital" giving an inside view
Of imperial life in Picking. home life in
and out OF royal circles, as well as
GLIMPSE Of the marvellous national prog
ress Of a mighty nation.
The most comprehensive advertising cam
paign ever attempted in the history of the
Christian Church is about to be begun by
the Home Missions Council, with head
quarters in New York. and which repre-
seats practically the combined Protestant
churches Of the United States. with MEM
bership OF about eighteen millions and
constituency of forty millions or more
The principal object OF the campaign will
be the presentation Of the social, racial
economic and religious problems which i'm
perI American life and American institu-
lions. The campaign, in all It's phases,
will be conducted under the general super
vision of the Rev. Charles Sickle. superfn-
tendent Of the Presbyterian Department
OF Church and Labor.
The subject of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Probation After Death
The Missionary Council OF the second
, department Of the Episcopal Church will be
held in Utica, N Y, on October Is. q and
Is. An extensive programme has been pre-
, pared and a number OF prominent clergy
| men and laymen will appear as speakers.
Among them are Bishop Doane. of Albany.
who is the president Of the council: Bishop
Lines, OF Newark, n. J.; Bishop Burgess.
! OF Brooklyn; the Rev. DR. POTTS. president
Of St Johns College. Shanghai. China; the
Rev Dr. William T. Manning, rector OF
Trinity Church, New York City; the Rev.
DR.. r. F. Alsop, of Brooklyn, and the Rev.
Henry Freeman, OF Troy.
Religion ana Social Service VIII De the
! subject of the addresses to be given at the
Free Synagogue tomorrow morning at
HIS by DR.. L. K. Frankel. former manager
Of the United Hebrew Charities; the Rev.
| Sidney E. Goldstein director OF social ser
vice and DR.. Stephen s. Wise.
At Trinity Church tomorrow morning
| the Rev Paul P Bull Of Mirf1eld, England,
! will preach the sermon. At D. m. the
Rev Father Bull win hold a special SER
vice for men and for boys Of fourteen years
! and over.
"BarnacIes" will be the theme Of DR..
| George Clarke Peck's Sunday evening talk
at ST. Andrews Methodist Episcopal
| Church.
Gould You be Eleeted?" will be the sub
| ject Of DR.. George P. Eckman's discourse
tomorrow evening in St. Pauls Methodist
Episcopal Church.
F., At the Collegiate Church Of St. Nicholas
there will be services at II q. N. and ..
Religious Notices.
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