New-York tribune., 1910-01-15

D. m. The preacher viii be the Rev. Harry
c. Meserve, OF Danbury, Conn
The evangelistic services in progress at
the Metropolitan Temple will continue
every night throughout the month.
The Rev. Dr. Harry Marsh Warren viii
speak ar the Broadway Central Hotel to-
morrow at his regular o'clock service.
At the 2sd street branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
The Worlds Greatest Business will be
the subject OF the address by Rockwell
Clancy. recently returned from India
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church the Rev DR.. Cleland B. McAfee
win preach briefly tomorrow and win con-
duct the communion service. New MEM
bers are 10 be received
At the Church of the Incarnation the
rector. the Rev. Dr.. ". NJ. Grosvenor. viii
preach tomorrow morning az Il O'Clock.
and win make al address at O'Clock
evening prayer.
The pulpit Of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church will be occupied tomorrow morn
ing at Il o'clock by Alfred E Marling. one
Of New York's best known business men,
who viii speak On Men and Missions
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
rastor. the Rev. Dr. David G. Wylie. viii
conduct the services and preach to-mor-
row. At II a. N. DR.. wylie's subject will
BE ''The Christians Spiritual Coat OF
Mail" In the evening, at o'clock. DR..
Wylie will exchange puipits with the Rev.
DR.. George Alexander. pastor OF the Uni
versfty Place Presbyterian Church, Mod
orator of the Presbytery of New York and
president OF the Board of Foreign Mis-
sions.
AT the Church OF tho Ascension to-mor-
row the Rev. Percy Stickney Grant rec
tor. will preach in the morning. AZ the
musical service at o'clock the principal
musical offering will b Saint-Saens's
Christmas Oratorio.' sung by the choir
and special soloists. with fun orchestra
accompaniments, under the direction OF
Richard Henry Warren.
st the Broadway Tabernacle, the Rev.
DR.. Charles f Jefferson. pastor, George
Sherwood Eddy. from India. one of the
prominent leaders OF the Laymen's Mis-
sionary Movement. will speak tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
Felix Adler VIII speak on Child Labor
at Carnegie Hall tomorrow In his regu-
lar address TO the Society for Ethical Cult
urs.
The First Floor Front" will bs the
subject of the short talk Of Dr. George
P. Ecknan. IN connection with the i'm
prouptu praise service tomorrow evening
at st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Rev. T. SaIter. Of Londonderry, Ire
land, will preach in Calvary Methodist
Episcopal Church at bozh services to-rnor-
row. The pastor, DE-. Charles L. GoodeII.
will speak at the evangnIistic meetings now
going on every evening next week. except
Saturday.
DR. Robert Stuart Macarthur, OF Calvary
Baptist Church, viii preach az II o'clock
on The Mission Of Christianity and az
S >. m he will deliver the second in a new
series OF popular evening sermons on 'Lite's
Crises" the current theme being "Abra-
ham and Spurgeon.''
Professor Wilhelm A. Braun. OF Co
lTrnbia University. one OF the delegates 20
the Student Volunteer Convention. held az
Rochester last week will speak in ST.
James's Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow evening. The Rev. Allan MacRos-
sic will preach at the morning service.
Atsthe Church Of the New Jerusalem to-
morrow the subject will be 'The Spiritual
World: Where and WHAT
'Mohammed and Islam" viii be the topic
Of Colonel Alexander 3. Bacon's lecture to-
morrow al Mount Morris Baptist Church in
the series of lectures Oh comparative relig-
ion.
In the Fifth Avenus Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Dr.. Arthur T. Piersen will preach
both In the morning and afternoon.
AT the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow tho Rev. DR.. John Lyon Caughey
will preach At II e. m on "Argurnents For
and Against Foreign Missions." and ar
p. m. on ''The Strongest Man
The sixteenth anniversary OF the Beacon
Light Mission will be held tomorrow in
Harlem.
At the First Baptist Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. l. II. Haldeuan will
preach on "a Fishing Excursion: or Keep
ing IL Touch with Christ on the Shore -
His evening subject viii be Where Are
the Christian Dead?
IN connection with the Layraen's Mis-
siorary Convention there viii be denonins-
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