New-York tribune., 1910-10-08

alton will celebrate its fortieth anniversary
this coming week. Services will be held
from the 18th to the 18th. inclusive, at the
/ North Baptist Church.
Tomorrow. the octave of Foundation
Day at the Little Church Around the
Corner" will be observed at that church by
an especially attractive programms Of
music, with orchestra, at 1890 a. m and
?. m.
At the CTasson Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. Joseph Dunn Bunell has
arranged for this autumn the following
series of sermons: October Q. with or
without Plan ?'': October 1e, Getting
Disposition: October %. Choosing Work;
November s. The Inglenook''; November
13. THE Next Man: November %, Where
Does God Come In?" and November ~
"The Training School
Another pastor who will speak on
Father Vaughan's prophecy tomorrow is
the Rev. I. NJ. Haldenan, of the First
Baptist Church. who will take as his even
ing subject The Peril of Professionalism;
Is Romanism Taking It's Place? Do Father
Vaughan and Bishop Sewell speak the
Warning Truth?
I In the absence of the Rev. Dr. John
! Wesley Hill, who is filling important en-
| gagements throughout the West. the Rev.
! Harold Paul Sloan, who filed the pulpit Of
| the Metropolitan Temple lately, will preach
| tomorrow. morning and evening Mr.
Sloan has made his mark with the Metro
politan Temple audiences, and a large audi
ence is expected to meet him.
| Miss O1iimae Ticker Enlow. a violin pupil
of Victor Kudzo, of the New York Insti-
tute OF Music, will play at the evening ser
vice al Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
| tomorrow. DR.. Reisner will draw lessons
from the fall, taking for his subject Glad
Falltinle."
| The peoples service for Sunday evening
! worship will be introduced Tomorrow even
ing at the st. James Methodist Episcopal
Church. These services will be entertain
ing and interesting. and at the same time
thoroughly evangelistic. DR.. MacRossie
will preach morning and evening
What Jesus Christ Thought of Himself"
will be the subject of the Rev. Dr. George
| P. Eckman's sermon tomorrow morning in
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church.
His evening theme will be How Much Can
a Man Do for HIMSELF"
! At the Church of the Puritans there will
| be an unusually interesting service to-nor-
row evening. There will be meeting of
the associated organization of the church
officers and members. TO be addressed by
Miss Lydia N Hayes, field secretary Of the
woman's board of the Presbyterian Church
| OF Home Missions The pastor. the Rev
| I Young will Of @ba
| ing service
The Church in Its Relation to the Gus
tom House" viii be DR. Macarthur even
ing subject tomorrow at Calvary Baptist
| Church. In the morning his topic will be
My Witnesses" The Calvary Literary
Society. Mrs. Herbert Turren, president,
will resume its sessions in the social rooms
of the church on Monday evening.
! The subject of the Iesson-sermon in the
! Christian Science churches tomorrow will
| be Are Sin, Disease and Death ReaI?"
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. Dr. c. l.. Goodell the pastor, will
preach at the morning service sermon
especially for old people. 'Old Peoples
Day" has been feature at this church
for several years. Inmates of several OF
the homes for aged people Will be present.
! Have You Soul? Are You Immortal?
/ Reply TO Thomas A. Edison's Arguments
| Against the Souls Existence and Our Inn
mortality" will be the Rev. DR.. S. Ed
ward Young's subject at the Bedford Pres
| bvterian Church tomorrow evening.
| Ar the St Nicholas Reformed Church the
Rev. Malcolm James Mcleod will preach
/ Tomorrow morning and evening.
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. DIR. Henry Evertson Cobb will preach
ar II n m. and s:30 p. IN. tomorrow
The Atonement service of the Free syna-
popue will be held at Carnegie Hall on
Wednesday evening, October L, ar O'Clock
and Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock. DIR.
Wise will preach in the evening on What
| Is Our Judaism To Be?' while the subject
% HE morning address will be "Needs