New-York tribune., 1910-09-24


Church. in Rome. italy. who Is on brief
visit TO this city. will be the preacher on
Sunday afternoon. October g. During this
season also Bishop Williams. Of Zurich.
Switzerland, viii be among the preachers
in Christ's Mission
The Rev. Dr.. Henry Evertson Cobb has
returned to his pulpit at the West End
Collegiate Church. and win preach at the
morning service to-morrov. !
At Union Methodist Episcopal Church
the pastor, the Rev. j. Lewis Hartsock-
viii preach tomorrow morning and even
ing
The Rev. Frank 8 weston VII occupy
the First Baptist pulpit again tomorrow.
Dr. Edgar Whitaker Work the pastor.
viii preach in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church at II O'Clock tomorrow. the enIy
preaching service OF the day. HIS sermon
topic VIII be 1.-The Wound on Jacobs
Thigh" Bible school ueets IN the morn
ing at Gas o'clock and young peoples meet
ing ct D. n
The Church IN It's Relation TO the The-
atre'' will be Dr.. MacA-rhurs evening
subject at Calvary Baptist Church to-rnor-
row. Dr. Macarthur will give a well con-
sidered presentation OF this much talked
Of question His morning theme will be
Broken Cfsterns." Under the direction OF
Edward Morris Bowman. the Calvary
grand choir viii render SulIivan's "Eeark-
en Unto Ne. Ny People" Wilson's "Ho.
Every One That Thirsteth'' and Beside
the Well at Noontide." Tours's Praise God
in His Holiness and Councils Send Out
Thy Light Twelve voices were accepted
for membership in Calvary Choir last week
Goldenrod has been gathered IN great
abundance TO decorate Grace Episcopal
Church for the zoldenrod service 10 be
held tomorrow evening. Every one pres
ent will receive a sprig OF goIdeurod
DR.. Reisner will talk briefly on Honest
Dealers" gathering his message from the
analogy Of the goldsnrod- Mrs. Pass
over. a soprano soloist from Denver. will
sing in the evening. At the close there
viii be new arrangement for strangers
to get acquainted A number Of persons
have already Joined the church this fall
More than four thousand persons attended
the moving and coIored picture trsveIogues
given In the church last week DR.. Reis-
A4SA - p4GiAA4AAAS 10 bilL5 Dc-lk NY 6ODeE-
son, the lecturer. at some future time. In
the morning service DR.. Reisner will begin
a series Of four sermons on ''Rich Chris
tians." Next Sunday the pastor will take
for his subject Baseball and Religion
He has attended some OF the important
games. and viii draw lessons from them.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
the pastor. DR.. Charles L. GoodeII, VIII
preach at both services tomorrow There
viii Re special music at the evening SER
vice.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church |
the Rev. DR.. William J. Dawson, formerly !
of London. win preach both IN the morning
and afternoon A cordial invitation fs given
to these services
The Rev. DR.. S. Parkes Cadman. or
Brooklyn. will deliver the second OF his
series Of Addresses TO Thinking Men" |
at the West Side Young Mems Christian |
Association tomorrow afternoon at s:45
O'Clock. His subject viii be ''The Value Of |
a Belief in God" Following the service DIT. |
Cadmar will answer any questions that |
may be asked by the congregation There |
viii be special music at each meeting.
At the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian /
Church. now worshippins in the Charities |
Building. there will be services tomorrow I
at Il J. n. and s D. m The Rev. DR.. Walter /
Duncan Buchanan, pastor, will Officiate and 4
preach at both services In the morning /
hts sermon subject win be ''NasqueradinS, /
in the evening. ''The Passing Christ
At St. Andrews Methodist EpiscopaI 4
Church the Rev. Dr. George Clarke Peck /
Will preach tomorrow morning on THE !
Challenge OF Self" In the evening the i
theme will be '.An Old Mistake" Fall ac- 4
tfvities are being resumed. and with the .
beginning OF October will be in fun oper-
alton. Additions TO the chorus choir viii /
be welcomed.
The Archbishop is deeply gratihed with /.
the success Of his efforts to Hquidats the 1
debt on St. Patrick's Cathedral At a 1
meeting OF the trustees OF the cathedral 4
held the other evening at the archIepiscopaI 4
residence the Archbishop was able 10 an
nounce that more than $500 90 IS assured 4
before October through his personal sp-
peal TO the clergy and laity Of the diocese
The Archbishop has collected 10 date more 4
than 100000 from one hundred members of 4
the Iaity. and is continuing every day TO 4
appeal personally to many OF his hock
throughout the diocese.
The Rev. Dr.. Robert F. Y. Pierce pastor
OF the Second Avenue Baptist Church. viii /
preach tomorrow evening on Winning
the Race" Preceding the service Ia the \
auditorium there viii be an open air ser
vice on the steps OF the temple. when i
the pastor viii use crayon Illustrations 4
during his address. and the foreign pastors l
viii speak In several languages. The morn /
ing service tomorrow win be omitted /
and the congregation viii unite with the /
Baptist Church OF the Covenant in cen
tsnniai services COMMUNICATING tie found I
ing OF the Sunday school in New York City I
The centennial Sunday school COMMITTEES I
has planned for special services to-nnor- !
row at 1913 o'clock in the Baptist Church /
OF the Covenant The closing service OF |
the series will be held az the Second Ave- I
nue. Baptist Church on Monday evening
This will be rally % the Sunday schools |
when addresses will be made BY prominent
leaders and emblematic pieces rendered by
members Of the Sunday school AT both
churches bronze tablets win De unveiled
In memory Of the founders
A New Thought revival msetin. viii be