New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

Christ's Mission. No. 81 West 9th street.
when Professor Alberto Clot, the delegate
OF the waldensian Church. will address
his fellow ceuntryraen who have taken
steps 10 form an organization for religious
and social purposes. The WaIdensians
from the valleys of Piedmont number more
than two hundred in greater New York,
and this union for mutual helpfulness will
conduce TO their material and spiritual
welfare.
At the Union Methodist Episcopal Church
DIR. ]. Lewis Hartsock will preach to-nor-
row morning on "The Unity of the Spirit :
in the evening on Looking Hitherward-'
The Rev. T. r. Slicer Will preach to-
morrow morning az All Souls Church a
second sermon on THE Worship OF the
Will of God"
Mrs. Helen Temple Brigham will speak
tomorrow night on Common Sense In
vestigation'' for the Spiritual and Ethical
Society.
1.-THE Dairyrnan's Daughter Is the sub
ject on which DR.. Burreu will preach in
the Marble Collegiate Church Tomorrow
morning In the evening his subject VIII
be The Ten Best Books.
The Rev. DR.. Bernard Drachnan will
preach tomorrow morning in the temple
OF the First Hungarian Congregation Ohao
Zedek, No IS 10 . West u6th street. on
''The Increased Cost of Living; Social
Danger
There Will De services at the West End
Presbyterian Church both morning and
evening tomorrow. The pastor. the Rev
Dr. A Edwin Keigwin, will preach at IL
.. m on why We Doubt Eternal Truth
At .. m. his subject viii be Immortal
Egypt
The Rev. Mr. Davis. assistant minister
Of the Brick Church, will go to the First
Presbyterian Church in Englewood in the
spring
Two special meetings for men will be
held at the Calvary Methodist Church on
the afternoons of January % and 80 There
will be special orchestral and vocal music
under the leadership OF L. o. Thayer, and
addresses will be given by Don O. Shelton,
president of the National Bible Institute,
and the Rev. Dr. Charles L Goodeu, pas
tor OF the church.
eerIow Can We Repeat Here and Now
the RevivaIs of the Days Of Wesley. White
fIe!d, Finney and Moody and the Layrnen's
Revival OF 1882" will be DR.. :. Edward
Young's subject tomorrow evening at the
Bedford Presbyterian Church. Deficient
Lives and Their Completing will be his
morning subject
Lent. which IS observed with especial
solennity in the Roman Catholic and
Protestant Episcopal churches, begins this
year On Ash Wednesday, February s. This
is considerably earlier than last year.
Trinity Parish departs this coming Lent
from It's former custom Of different preach
ers nearly every day, and will this year
have a single preacher for each week
Bishop Greer Of New York will speak on
Ash Wednesday and the two following
days, thus opening the season BY weeks
and not including Saturday Moons the
preachers are: February L. Bishop Ander-
son OF Chicago; February p, the Rev. s.
G. Hughson, o. H. c.; February 2s, the
Rev. DR.. Floyd W. Tonkins. OF Philadel-
phia; March I. Bishop Woodcock, OF Ken
tucky: March "A, the Rev. Philip N. Rhine
lander, Of Cambridge. and March q, Bishop
Weller Of Fond du Lac.
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church is
to have two Of the main speakers from
the Laymen's Missionary Movement Con-
vention in its pulpit tomorrow morning
and evening DR.. Carter. the pastor. has
invited the Rev DR.. s. n. Zwerner. who is
secretary OF the Student Volunteer Move
rnent and who was for many years a mis-
sicnary Of the Reformed Church in Arabia,
TO speak al the morning service In the
evening Campbell White. the well known
layrnan, who is at the head of the great
Layrnen's Missionary Movement will make
an address.
At the New Thought Church services IN
the BeIasco Theatre Julia Seton Sears.
Nj. D, will speak from the subject, The
Inside and Outside Of Life
Miss Leonora O'Reilly, who has been SO
active Of late in the shirtwaist makers
strike, will addrc the Good Citizenship
Forum at the Church OF the Messiah To-
morrow az 1880 o'clock. Her subject Will
he THE Daughters &C the Tenements-"
At the Collegiate Church Of St, Nicholas
there will be services at IL q. m. and !
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
West sch ST. bet Broadway and TN ave-