New-York tribune., 1909-10-30

o CLOCK IN the evening the address will be
made by tho Rev. DIR. Elwood Worcester,
the founder Of the Emmanuel Movement.
Believing that the conventional church
service is not attractive 10 many persons
who have not formed the church going
habit. DR.. George p. Eckman, pastor OF ST.
Paufs Methodist Episcopal Church. with
the cordial support Of tha official board of
the church, has resolved u make the Sun-
day evening service more available to the
general public by a complete change IN its
character. The new plan will be put into
operation tomorrow evening The choir
will be supported by a fine string quartet
The service will be perfectly infornaI.
Much attention will be given to congrega-
tional singing. Opportunity will be afford
ed the audience TO select the hymns used.
There will be no formal sermon, but the
pastor will give a few minutes of straight
talk on "A Square Deal" This will be the
method pursued in subsequent services.
Services at st. Paul's Episcopal Church,
East Chester. n. Y. conducted by the late
rector, DIR. William Samuel Coffey for fifty
seven years, will be held as usual on Mon
day at 10 80 a. m.
At OdlNAiy 4hGNuOoiSI IspiSCOpdI
tomorrow. DIR. Charles L. CioodeIl, pastcr,
will preach in the morning. At Z AS p. m.
there will be musical service.
At the Church of the Messiah (Unitariau)
the minister the Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
will preach tomorrow morning at IL
o'clock. Subject. 1.-The Better Self"
sermon suggested by Jerone's play, "The
Passing Of the Third Floor Back
The services on Sunday at the Church Of
the Ascension, the Rev. Percy Stickney
Grant, rector, will include morning service
at II, with preaching by the rector; p. m,
musical service, the Rev. Andrew T. Under
hill preaching p. nl., the rector preaching,
taking for his subject ''woman's Suffrage"
The after meeting at p, m. will be d.
dressed by c. NJ. Keyes.
What's in a Manner is the subject on
which the Rev. Dr. David James Burrell,
minister OF the Marble Collegiate Church,
will preach tomorrow night. In the morn
ing his subject Will be The Unveiling of
Cod
''The Resurrection OF the Body will be
the subject Of F. w, Sears, speaking at the
New Thought Church tomorrow morning.
AT Plymouth Church the pastor, the
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills, will preach in
the morning at 10:45, on at Is Better to
Fall Into the Hands OF God Than Into the
Hands of Men, for as Is Gods Majesty. So
Is His Mercy: An Argument That the
Judgments of God Are Just Judgments,
While Mans Are Unmereiful.'
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DIR. Edwin Hallenbeck, associate
pastor, will preach both in the morning
and afternoon tomorrow.
At the University Heights Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Percy B. Wightman, pas
tor, John Z. Bustis. Public Service Com
missioner viii deliver an address on 'The
Moral Issues Involved in the Present Elec-
ton at the morning church service to-
morrow.
The Rev Dr. David G. Downey will
preach in St. Jamess Methodist Episco-
pal Church tomorrow evening at s. The
Rev. Allan MacRossie will preach in the
morning,
DR.. Robert Stuart Macarthur will preach
at Il and o'clock in his own pulpit at
Calvary Baptist Church. his themes being
THE Second Mile" and ITO Students of
Art"
The Rev. Or. J. Henry Smythe. editor
and author, will lecture in st. Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow
evening on Turning Points in a Young
Mans Life
In the Church of the Nativity. Brooklyn,
the Rev. Andrew Fleming will preach at Il
q. IN. and y. m. tomorrow. At 4:3o p. m
there will be short service for the break
ing of ground for the new church building
to be erected at Ocean avenue and Avenue
r. The Rev. DR.. T. G. Jackson, rector of
St. Paul's Church, will make an address.