New-York tribune., 1909-09-11


speaking congregations IN DR.. Pierce's church
VIII participate in al-dsy religious services on
September IS.
AT the New Thought Church. Carnegie Hall. r
". Sears. general lecturer. viii speak tomorrow
morning at IL o'clock on the subject 1.-The Law
Of Cause and Effect" and in the evening at
O'Clock The Problems OF the Industrial s,,d
Economic World as Viewed by New Thought"
The subject Of next Wednesday evenings meeting
will be How to Decide Quickly and Right
The Fourth Presbyterian church. West End ave-
nue. and slst street having been closed for repairs
during August. will reopen tomorrow and the pas
tor. Dr. Edgar Whitaker Work, who with his fam
fly has been resting in his cottage in the woods
on Lake George. expects to he present and preach
at Il a. m. The Sunday school viii reopen at Gas
a m.
The Rev. DR. S. Edward Young iust returned
from his summer home. Savage Den, Lake of Bays.
Northern Ontario, Canada, will preach in the Bed
ford Presbyterian Church, Nostrand avenue and
Dean street, Brooklyn, tomorrow morning and
evening, services being held in the old church
building which has been improved during the sum
mer at an expense OF a few thousand dollars while
the new edice beside it has been reared and rooted
ana its tower finished The entire new plant is TO
be ready for occupancy in a few months DR.
1oung's subject in the morning will be ''RalIying
the Kings Forces and in the evening The Use
Of This Region by the Red Men Of 1909 Compared
with Its Use by the White Men of 1909" tribes OF
the Improved order of Red Men attending.
The full choir Of the Marble Collegiate Church
mas returned from its vacation and is a most
pleasing and drawing attraction at the morning
ana evening services. DR.. Carl f. Duff the basso
VIII sing solo at the morning service and J. Harry
Campbell will sing tenor solo at the evening SER
vice. DR.. Hoffman Martin will be the preacher
ana ms morning topic will be: "How to Make a
Success Of Christian Life and Be a Conouering
CHRISTIAN and his evening topic will be: How TO
Get over the Rough Places. with Some Reflections
on Keeping Sweet DR.. Martin is the acting mas
tor Of the Marble Collegiate Church in the absence
OF Dr. BurreIl, who will return the last Sunday Of
this month
The aggressive outdoor evangelistic campaign of
the National Bible Institute is still going forward
with vigor. The meetings began IN April M i'm
portant centres and have been continued daily
Saturdays excepted) and on Sundays since more
Than seventy meetings being conducted weekly dur
ing the larger part Of the season It is expected
that the meetings Will go forward continuously
uhuI november 1. or as long the wea ther will
permit During the last week the attendance has
been large. especially at meetings conducted IN the
Bowery- The National Bible Institute is making
an earnest appeal for 5000 TO make possible the
continuance of the meetings until the late fall and
winter.
Ground was broken last week for the new build
ing Of TIE Home Street Presbyterian Church The
building Will be stone structure, two stories in
height, The Sunday school room will accommodate
more than three hundred and the main auditorium
viii seat nearly four hundred This work which
was started last August, under the auspices of the
Sunday school committee of the Presoytery Of New
York, Is being carried by the Church I1xten-
sion Committee. the Rev. II. S. Rambo being the
minister in charge.
Twenty-three hundred children Of various ma
tlonalities from the many tents and open air cen
tres OF the Evangelistic Committee of New York
City expected 10 join in a parade through the
streets IN the neighborhood Of Seventh avenue and
129th street on Saturday afternoon at $50 O'Clock.
after which they viii assemble IN Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church for programme of song
and recitation The Converts Rally in Carnegie
Hall next Monday evening promises 10 be Of espe-
cial interest. One-runute speeches to be made
by evsngelists and converts. Professor Benjamin
Franklin Butts will direct the chorus of five bun
dred volunteer singers from the different centres
A few remaining tickets may he secured at head
quarters. No. 81 Lexington avenue.
The Rev. d.. Robert Stuart Macarthur, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church in West 67th street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. has returned to
the city after a busy summers work among the
nearly seventy-fve chautauqua assemblies at which
he has lectured and preached during the vacation.
He viii occupy his pulpit Calvary, and full
vices viii be resumed The solo quartet and the
lN0-voiced choir, after the two months vacation,
hold their reunion tonight, in the shape of
watermelon party, and tomorrow will occupy their
places in the choir galleries. DR.. MacArthur's
morning topic will be THE Winning Race. and, in
accordance with his custom for many years, his
evening tile viii be "A Basket of Summer Fruit"
RPIi DiO7Ic NOficPs