New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-12

'olh services IN the Marble Collegiate !
Church tomorrow. In the morning his sub /
ject will be Practical Religion and, In the !
evening he viii preach on THE Mills of /
God"
Sir John stainer's "Crucinxion" will be
sung at All Angels Church Tomorrow af- |
tenoon.
Wrapped Up in a Napkin vein be the
Rev. l. NJ HaIdeman's morning subject at
the First Baptist Church Tomorrow III /
the evening he will discuss The Rest Cure I
At the West Presbyterian Church thu
Rev Or. \ II. Evans tha paz.o-. will I
preach Tomorrow at IL d. N. Cl Giving
tbs saviour WeIcoms and Letting Him /
stay and at p. m. on The Victory Over
sin. the second in . saries of SeFiaons on
The Victories Of JESUS.
The Service OF the Healing Mission will
Be held ct ST. Marks Church 10 morrow
evening at O'Clock. The subject Of the .
rector'S address will be The Method Of
Jesus"
At the Collegiate Church tonne VOW the
Rev DR.. Henry Evsrtson Cobb wiz preach
at II a n.
New Thought Church services will be
held in tbs Bel2sco Theatre tomorrow at II
a. M Or. Julia seton Sears will lecture on
The TTlIe Evidence" A. p FL, r "
Sears will speak a. Masonic Temple on
New Thought Healing
Al the Park PRESBYTERIAN Church. the
Rev, Dr. Arson ?. Atteybury. pastor, there
VIII be a special service tomorrow evening
when the Rev. George u. TruI! of the
Board Of Foreign Missions OF the Presby-
terrain Church, will lecture on : Tour to
Mission Fields ana viii illustrate his sub
ject with the stereopticou.
It the Lenten services held al Calvary
Protestant Episcopal Church. Fourth ave
nue. and 21st street. next week, the Rev
DR.. William Beilingsr. vicar Of 81. Agnes's
Chapel, This city. viii b the preacher :
These services are held az - IS = n.
The annual Sunday Afternoon LAnt Ms
SONAR meeting, Eeld under the auspices OF
the Senior Branch Of the Womeu's Auxii-
.arv % the Board g Missions OF the
Church OF ths Holy Communion will be
held u ths parish house to-merraw at !
2. m. Tbs chief speaker will b 1fornay
Williams
The preacher at St Pauls Chapel Co
lumbla University te-rAorrou Will &c The
Rev. J. Herman Randall, pastor Of Mount
Morris Baptist Church.
Tomorrow afternoon az c 'cleck q SER /
vice for men will he held a Grace Church. (
Broe1wav and nth street under rhe
auspices of the Federation Of Chureh Clubs. Z
The general topic viii be The Call to
Service" Under this TITLE Bishop Cameron
The CAL % the Conscience" Or William
jaw sehefelin, chairman of the Ner York
Committee OF the Laymen's Missionary
Movement. will speak on The Call Of the
WILL the Rev. Karl ReNend, rector Of
81. Andrews Church. Fonkers. viii speak
on The Gall 70 tbs Heart" The service
Will consist chiefly OF Well known hymns,
led by the full choir OF Grace Church. The
offering will be for CITY and Foreign Mis-
sions. and the choir will sing an offertory
anthem Al men are invited 10 be present
at this service.
At plymouth Church there will take
place tomorrow the eemmemeratien ef the
tWeHty-third anniversary OF the death OF
Mr. BeeCher, His nephew, DR.. Charles Ed
ward Stowe, son of Dr. Stowe and Mrs
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Will preach in the
give the account OF how Mrs. Stowe came
10 write "UncIe Toms Cabiu.'' and all the
circumstances connected with IT. In the
morning the choir will sing Byorak's an
them, Blessed Jesus. F'ount OF Mercy"
aad .Geunods There Is eireen Hill Far
ANas' In the evening Emerssn's an
them. Near the CFoss," ana ali anthem
by RebeFts. Peace | Leave with You
viii be given. The eFganist will play Is
preludes and postludes MeFkeVs Fifth So
nata. ana Chopins ''MaFehe F,uRehre' in
the morning and tho andante from Bee
thoyen's Fifth Symphony aRd MeFkel's
March in L fiat ia the evening.
The Federation OF Churches has arranged
TO hold d monthly conference of the clergy
OF New York city to promote the spirit
os fraternity and cooperation among them,
and through them 10 bring The churches
which they represent into closer sympa-
thy and fellowship. The responses 10 the
circular letter recently sent out for the
preliminary meeting were most gratifying
There were favorable responses from a
large number Of clergy OF sixteen denoni-
nations of I'VE horoughs. among them the
Baptist. Congregational. Disciple, Ep;sco-
pal. Lutheran. Methodist, Moray!au, Pres
hyterian snd Reformed. A.rar gen,ents
have been made TO hold the meetings iu
the AIdEa Association rooms. Ne. 200 Fifth
avenue corner 25d street. and the first
Will he held on Monday. March II. begin
ming al 4:20 D. RI. Pie topic for discus
sion VIII be The Need Of Greater Caity
in the Work OF the Churches az New
York" and rho discussions viii be opened
by Bishop Greer. the presiding officer of
the day Ills uiI be followed By the Rev
DR. George Alexander. Moderator of the
Pres5ytery Of New York; the Rev. DR.
John J. HeisShmann, pastor OF S.. Peters
Lutheran Church, Brnoklyu, tho largest
Lutheran church in New Yerh. and the
Rev Or. Nehemiah Boyuton. pastor Of ths
Clinton Avenue Congregational Church. OF
Brook!yR and president of the New Gork
CONGREGATIONAL Church Extension Society
At $50 D. m. dinner viii he served and the
meeting viii ad3aurn at To =. ia. SO az 10
give the members an opportunity to NIL
their evonins eugassEnent=. Tbs member
ship ia the conference Will 10 limited 10
the clcrsy of Sew York City
At ST Andrews Methodist Episcopal
Church. tire Rev Or. George c. Peek viii
preach ct II a. ia and p. n. Tomorrow.
In the evening the fourth OF L series ct
Ieuten sermons VIII he delivered The
morning theme will he Thought Capti,-
tty.