New-York tribune., 1910-09-24

Al the scotch Presbyterian CnurCn To-
morrow morning DR.. WyIie win take as his
subject '"The Problem of the Church in
New York At o'clock there will be a
service Of song lasting fifteen minutes, fol-
lowed by a sermon by the pastor on An
Cld-Fashioned Family" The Sabbath
school meets at 2,i5, the Christian En-
deavor at :. the Intermediate Christian
Endeavor on Friday at T. and the Boys
Brigade viii hold its first meeting on Fri
day at 8,
The Rev DR.. George William Carter. OF
Manhattan. viii preach tomorrow morning
and evening in Grace Reformed Church.
His morning subject viii be The Com
panionable Christ" and in the evening his
subject will be "One of the Four Word
Pictures of Christ"
Tomorrow will be Rally Day and the
occasion Of the annual rollcal at the aar-
lem Presbyterian Church. The roll viii be
called at the morning service. at which
Dr. Caughey will preach a special sermon
on the subject. Every Man in His Place
In the evening there Will be a musical
service.
The Rev. DIT Lewis @. Leary will address
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon at
the ed street Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION His subject viii be Our 1nfiu-
ence on the Past"
At the Church OF the Puritans all the
regular Sunday services have been re-
sumed- Next week will be preparatory
week for communion. DR.. c. J. Young.
the pastor. Will preach tomorrow morn
ing on The Incoming Flood and the OP-
posing Force" In the evening his sub
ject will be The Still. Small Voice Versus
the Earthquake and Fire" and at pre-
paratory service on Wednesday evening
September %, he Will lecture on The
Lords Programme OF the Upper Room
The event OF the opening church season
is the elaborate celebration OF the 125th
anniversary Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, West End avenue and 91st street
DR.. Edgar Whitaker Work, pastor. which
Will be observed by series Of special
services. with distinguished speakers OF
the Presbyterian and other denominations
taking part. on October u to IS. Organ
ized in IT'S, soon after the close Of the
Revolutionary War. the records Of this in
teresting church form a noteworthy chap
ter IN the annals Of the city
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity,
the pastor. the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall,
will preach tomorrow at II a m on
Customs Worth Keeping" The Sunday
school will resume its work enc week from
tomorrow.
The outdoor evangelistic services which
have been conducted daily since last April
under the auspices Of the National Bible
Institute will be continued during the en-
suing week at the following points: Madt-
son Square and cath street, Il o'clock
noon; Union Square and 14th street. I
p. m. and 125th street and Seventh ave-
nue.. $50 p. II. The attendance at the out
door meetings, which right through the
summer has been Of such an encouraging
character. has been fully maintained It
Is purposed to continue the meetings until
the middle Of October. and for even a
longer period should weather permit
Evening service will be resumed to-rror-
row evening at ST. PauIs Methodist Epis-
copaI Church, West End avenue and S6th
street The pastor, DR. George P. Eek
man, will preach on Hitting Hard" His
theme at the morning service will be
Look Aloft" The nidweek service. on
Wednesday evenings at o'clock, has been
resumed for the season.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. CIeland B. McAfee
will preach tomorrow morning on The
Basis of Christian Optimism" and in the
evening on THE Faith Of Grown Man"
Under the leadership Of the musical d.
rector. John Hyatt Brewer. the quartet
will sing in the morning SaIter's The
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Alleluia Forth" and Mrs. Fftzsibbon will
sing as the ofertory solo Parkers People
Victorious" At the evening service the
quartet viii sing Harzer's He Shall Feed
His Flock" and Bucks ''Hark. Hark. Ny
Soul" and Mr. Phillips Will sing JOness
Like as a Father"
Music night" will be observed IN connec-
tion with Dr. s. Edward Young's sermon
on How Can Busy Men and Women These
Days Find. Time for Religious Matters?'
at Bedford Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row evening. The full new choir. includ-
ing Miss Mabel Lyon Sturgis, soprano;
Miss Ella May Dufin. contralto: Robert A.
Johnstcne, tenor, and Benjamin 2. Rus
sell, basso with Organist Harry RoessIe,
VII render the following: And Ye Shall
Serve the Lord Your God" CIadley), by the
quartet: There Is Land My Eyes Have
Seen" (Briggs). tenor solo; THE Lord Is
AIy Shepherd (Smart), soprano and alto
duet; "Oh. Give Thanks (Woodman). guar
tet, the selections for the morning incIud-
ing Fierce Was the BiIIow (NobIe) and
God Is Spirit (Bennett). DR.. Young's
morning subject will be THE Undiscour-
ageable BattIer for Righteousness. rally
day will be observed in the Bible school
at 2:45 .. m.
The popular young preacher and orator,
the Rev. Harold Paul Sloane. will occupy
the pulpit Of the Metropolitan Temple to-
morrow al IL and S o'clock. Mr.. Sloane
is one Of the growing young preachers OF
the day, full of oratory and power. Extra
music will be the feature of both services,
rendered by the Temple choir. This Sat
urday evenings popular concert Will have
many bright and interesting features, and
is well worthy Of visit. Henry r. Rose.
in his great Illustrated lecture on "Abra-
ham Lincoln" will be strong feature
of the illustrated lecture course. on Tues
day evening the 27th inst
At Plymouth Church tomorrow the
Rev. Newell Dwight Hills will preach in
the morning on IF Every Mans Life Is
Plan OF God, How Can Man Find Out
What Gods Plan IsT' There will be no
evening service.