New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
DR.. Addison Moore. leader of the young
mems Bible class of the Fifth Avenue
Baptist Church, will deliver an address on
Poverty" tomorrow evening
Dean Robbins will preach the sermon to-
morrow morning at the Church of the
Transfigura ton.
The Rev DR.. David James BurreI, pas
tor of the Marble Collegiate Church and
president Of the Sabbath Association of the
State OF New York. has written in behalf
of the latter organization letter to the
Wright brothers commencing them for
their refusal to fly on Sunday at the avi-
alton meet.
DR.. Mottet will be the preacher to-rnor-
row morning and afternoon at the Church
of the Holy Communion and Mr.. Hill will
speak in the evening.
Bishop Paddock. Of Eastern Oregon, will
preach at the Church Of the Incarnation
tomorrow morning
There will be holy communion at the
row morning, and the Rev. Malcolm James
Macleod will preach at both services.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church DR..
Caughey will begin tomorrow evening
series Of sermons on Questions About
Eternity as Answered in the Word of
God"
The Rev. I. NJ. Haldeman will speak at
the First Baptist Church tomorrow morn
ing on 'Paurs Restatement of the Cos
pels." His evening subject will be "The
Most Important Election That Ever Took
P1ace-Neither that Of Stimson or Dix.
but Your Own. Have You Been Elected?
DIR. Mackay will preach tomorrow MORN
ing and evening at the North Presbyterian
Church.
AT the Church of the Divine Paternity
All Souls Day will be observed Tomorrow
BE Good 70 Yourself will he the sub
ject Of the short talk by DR. George P.
Eckman tomorrow evening in connection
with the praise service at st. PauIs Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Allan MacRossie at the ST
James Methodist Episcopal Church will
take for his evening subject The Very
Latest News from the Outposts of the
Kingdom. In the morning the topic will
be The Christ Of History and Experience"
The National Bible Institute announces
that service in memory of John Moore
will be held under the auspices of its
Mission of the Living Waters at the Camp
Memorial Church tonight at o'clock
DR.. Carter's subject at the Madison Ave-
nue. Reformed Church tomorrow will he
"Woman's Work for Others at the morn
ing service. which viii he a recognition Of
the Bethany Day Nursery.
The Rev DR.. a. Edwin Keigwin Will
preach at both services in the West End
Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. Wilbur L. Davidson. leader
Of many prominent Chautauqua movements
and now residing at Cleveland will hIl the
pulpit Of the Metropolitan Temple both
morning and evening.
ST Luke's Church will end tomorrow A
weeks celebration Of the ninefieth ami
versary of it's founding. which dates back
to November ;, 1890. in Greenwich Vii
lage. Tomorrow. the Sunday morning Of
the anniversary, there will be celebration
of the holy communion at o'clock. Not
only has the old organ been replaced by a
new one this season. but an electric light
ing system has replaced the use Of gas at
St Luke's, the roof and tile pavement
have been repaired. the choir stalls rebuilt
the choir and vestry rooms redecorated
and many other improvements made The
services tomorrow will be Of special IN
terest
At tho Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev DR.. David @. Wylie will conduct the
services tomorrow, and the sermon in the
morning Will be preached by the Rev. DR..
William s Hubben and in the evening by
the Rev. Boyd McCleary.
At Calvary Baptist Church DR.. Robert
stuart Macarthur. the pastor. viii preach
at IL tomorrow on Joyful in the Lord. -
At S p. m. DR.. Macarthur will begin new
course of sermons on Famous Women OF
the Bible and Their Modern Counterparts 8"
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock at Car
negie Hall the address Will be given by
the Rev. DR. Samuel NJ CrOthers, of the
First Unitarian Church of Cambridge. who
will preach on "The Cost OF Progress"
under the auspices of the new synagogue
The music at the Church OF the Heavenly
Rest tomorrow morning viii include com
munion service in +, Marks and offertory,
while the Earth Remaineth." Tours.
At C'hrist's Mission services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. The
Rev. A. b. King will preach
DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work the pastor
will preach both morning and evening in
the Fourth Presbyterian Church
THE open Door" viii be the subject OF
an address to be given by Professor win.
| lam Wallace Ketchum at the Harlem