New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-10-16

,. "-horrOw at a. m. morning prayer
with sermon by the rector. and Holy Communion
at Il a. m; also o'clock evening prayer
The Confessional in Court" will be the Rev.
James A. OCOnnOrs subject at the Reformed
catholic services in Christ's Mission tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50
At the New Thought Church F. w. Sears will
speak tomorrow morning at II O'clock from the
subject The Promised Land"
free lecture Christian Science will be de-
livered on Thursday evening at o'clock. at the
second Church Of Christ by Professor Hermann S
Herring c. S. B., of Concord, N. H. a member of
the Christian Science board of lectureship of the
first Church Of Christ, Scientist in Boston.
Don o. Shelton, president OF the National Bible
Institute. will occupy the pulpit of the Ienox Ave-
nue. Union Church tomorrow morning and evening.
The Rev. T. R. slIcer will preach tomorrow
morning at All Souls Church a second sermon on
What Is a Christian"
Mans Relationship to Woman" will be the topic
at the mems meeting at the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association in the auditorium at 8 80
o'clock tomorrow. The speaker will be the Rev.
J. Aspinell c. McCuaig who represents the Ma
tional Christian Purity League
"Four-fourths of Man" will he the subject of
an address to be given by DR.. Lyman b Sperry.
Of Los Angeles at the mems meeting tomorrow
afternoon at 4:3O o'clock, at the Young Mems
Christian Association. No West 125th street
What Has Become of HELP" will be the subject
Of Dr. George P. Eckmans discourse tomorrow
evening in St Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church
At the University Place Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR., Richard s. Holmes, editor of "The
Westminster will civ The ing
service OF The Race Question in America"
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church is laying
special emphasis on the peoples popular Sunday
service which is held every Sunday evening
o'clock. Benjamin Franklin Butts who has been
engaged to lead the congregational singing has
ganized young peoples chorus. which will sing
for the first time Sunday night. He has also
started choral society. which meets in the church
every Tuesday evening.
At the Church of the Ascension the Rev, Percy
Stckuey Grant. rector, the services tomorrow will
be follows: Morning service at II m. with
sermon by the rector; at the o'clock musical
vice. Evening Hymn" by Reinecke, and Golden
Legend" by Sullivan, will be sung. The Rev. An
drew r Underhin will preach. At p m. the
rector will preach taking his subject THE Pass
ing of the Third Floor Back" At p. the after
meeting will be addressed by Charles Batchly, of
the Joint Application Bureau for Relief: subject.
Who Apply for Relief and Why"
Tomorrow morning at 11:15, at the Free Syna-
gogue, DR.. Stephen 5. Wise will preach Some
Phases of Religious Unrest The downtown work
of the Free Synagogue viii be resumed az Clinton
Hall. Clinton and Grand streets, on Friday even
ing. November s. At SIS. A special course of adj
dresses on THE Ethics LIES CaIlings has been
arranged for the fourth Friday Of each month
from November 10 April.
"A Famine in the Land Is the subject on which
the Rev. DR.. David James Burrel will preach in
Marble Collegiate Church O-norrow morning In
the evening his theme will be 1.-The Gospel of Good
Cheer" and at 80 p. Richard T. Percy viii
give another organ recital
At the Church of the Messiah Unitarian the
Rev. John II. Holmes will preach at II o'clock;
subject. The Validity of Worship" The church
announces the establishment of a class for Young
men for the study of social problems. The work is