New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-19


subject az the old First Presbyterian. AT
the Scotch Presbyterian Church. Or. Wyhs
viii sneak on 'sfhe Triumphal Entry OK
Christ Into the Soul" palm sunday-A
Challenge VIII De DIR. 9. Edward Young's
subject al the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. AT the Fourth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church, I'm It's temporary quarters,
the Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan VIII
speak IN the morning on 1.-The One Day OF
Hosannas." In the evening the quartet
viii sing Maunder's "Olivet 70 Calvary.
DR.. Caughey will take as his subject IN the
Harlem Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning 'sThe Prophecy Of Palm Sunday.
The Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman will deliver a
Palm Sunday address at the FIRST Baptist
Church I'm the morning on king CT the
Jews and Desire Of All Nations
Or. william jay schierelin has been
elected chairman Of the general COMMITTEES
directing the work Of the Evangelistie
Committee OF New York City. succeeding
Or. C. l.. GoOdell. who has resigned after
four years Of service. but who still remains
on the committee and I'm active sympathy
with the work. Dr. r. r. Kinber. super
intendent OF city missions OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church. has been elected vice
chairman Of the executive committee. 20 act
IN the absence Of the chairman, Or. A Z.
Schauffisr, who Is abroad. The sixth sea-
son OF the tent. open air and shop cam
paign conducted by the Evanselistic Com
nlittea OF New York City will soon begin
Tents viii open June 10: open-air meetings
viii be held as soon as the weather per-
mits. Leading cleFgymen and laymen OF
the various evangelical denominations are
associated IN the work. and are arranging
for a great public meeting 20 be held
within a few weeks. Dr. Arthur j. Smith
and Grin c. Baker continue as superintend-
ents. With headquarters at No. s41 Lexins-
ton avenue. John S. Huyler Is treasurer.
In the Opera House Of the Academy OF
Music tomorrow afternoon viii be held one
OF the largest gatherings OF men ever as
sembled on a Sunday afternoon in Brook
Ign. The meeting has been arranged ey a
special committee OF the Laymen's Coun-
ell with the cooperation Of the Young
Mems Christian Association The presid-
ing Ofricer will be ID. W. McWilliams. presi-
dent OF the Laymen's Council The sd
Regiment Band has been engaged, with
the Rockefeller Male quartet. one OF the
finest quartets in the country. Fred b.
Smith. international secretary or the Young
Mems Christian Association. will be the
principal speaker. the subject OF his adj
dress being The Other Man" Invitations
have been sent 20 a large number Of prOmi-
nent men 20 occupy the platform. The
meeting is scheduled 10 begin az $50 p m
and the doors will be open az 3 O'CLOCK
The New York Branch Of the interna-
tiOnal Christian Police Association was or
ganized eighteen years ago this MONTH
sDecial anniversary exercises will be held
to-mOrrOv and a week from tomorrow az
/ the rooms. No. 235 West 5oth street. at 3:45
n. m. The headquarters OF this interesting
work Of policemen for policemen are at
/ Adelphi Terrace Police Institute, London.
There are branches Ia Canada, Australia
India. China, Brazil. Germany. Ceyion ana
other countries.
The next OF the series Of lectures on
| The Orient by the Rev Sydney N
/ FISHER. illustrating his travels IN the
( orient will be given In the new chapel OF
\ 81 bartholomew Church az s;i5 o'clock
to-norrow evening. The subject China
| and Her Awakening" is specially interest
/ ing at this time.
/ A. the seHi-annual devotional services or
the New York PresbyteTy. held last Nl0noay
evening In the Central Presbyterian Cnufeh'
II Was announced that the annual meeting
OF the New York Presbytery would be heia
on April II az the First Church seVeral
hundred elders and trustees OF Presbyterian
churches attended the services and heard
the Rev. Dr. James I. Vance. OF the North
Dutch Reformed Church. Newark. n. j.
speak on The Loneliness OF Christ" Al
the business meeting DIT. Robert Mackenzie
who withdrew from the presbyteTy 20 be
president OF the theological seminary az San
AnseImO. Cal, but has become secretary OF
the college board of the Presbyterian
Church. was received again as a member
OF the Presbytery OF New York. The Rev
Albert D. Gantz, who has accepted a call
to the Presbyterian church at New Ham
burg, N Y. received at his own request
letter to unite with the PresbyteTy OF North
/ River. A memorial 20 the Rev. DIR. William
r. Richards. the late pastor Of the Brick
Church. was read by the Rev. Dr. A p
Atterbury. and a prayer was offered by the
Rev. DR.. Henry s. Coffin
DIP. HOUSTON. rector OF the Church OF
the TRANSPORTATION. who has been an since
January 1, and was taken 70 Florida about
l,e middle OF February. Is so much Inn
proved in health that he is expected home
IN time for Palm Sunday services Father
Huntington will preach morning and even
/ ing az this church
The Initiative and Referendum and It's
Effect on the Political and Physical Life %
the Nation" will be United States Senator
Robert Latham Owens's subject at Carnegie
I Hall tomorrow morning In addressing the
Society for Ethical Culture. Senator Owens
Is from Oklahoma. whose sympathy with
advanced radical movements Is we'll known ::
as an excellent speaker and representative
OF radical state. he will be we'll worth
hearing.
Tomorrow morning at II rs o'clock, az
the Free Synagogue. DF. Stephen s. Wise
will deliver the first address since his re-
turn from London. where he gave a series
OF addresses under the auspices OF the Jew
I ish Religious Union The subject Is 20 be
lis There To BE a Schism IN English
JewTy?"
'"fhs Holy Catholic Church win be Or
JeffersOn's subject az the Broadway Taber-
nacls tomorrow.
Israel Among the Nations will be the
subject OF an address by Philip SideTslxy.
the Yiddish evangelist Of Baltimore. next
Monday evening. az the Eighth Avenue Mis-