New-York tribune., 1910-06-25

ITO My Advantage viii be the theme Of
DIR. George P. Eckman's brief address to-
morrow evening in St. PauFs Methodist
Episcopal Church, in connection with the
vesper service. In the morning he viii
preach on Out of the World
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DR.. John II. Boyd. pastor of the
First Presbyterian Church OF Detroit, VIII
preach DR.. Boyd has for six years been
pastor of the largest Presbyterian church
in Detroit.
The last regular service until September
In St. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church
will be held tomorrow morning. During
the summer the congregation Of this church
Will unite with that of DIR. Cobb's church.
the West End Collegiate, at services to De
held in the latter church.
At Plymouth Church tomorrow morning
there will be an address by Mrs. Baliington
Booth.
In spite of the heat last Sunday night. a
great audience faced DR.. Reisner for his
Roosevelt service at Grace Methodist Epis-
copaI Church This week Dr. Reisner viii
give fifteen minutes at the opening to
showing stereopticon pictures OF the Pas
sion Play, which he saw in 1900. The his
tory and purpose of the play will be given.
> his will be follow ID by q short sermon on
Sunday Theatres He viii show how the
Church may supplant the theatres In the
morning the sermon viii prescribe Happl-
ness for All. Next Sunday evening will De
the last service of DIT. Reisner before he
goes on his summer vacation.
Shop meetings conducted by the Evan
gelistic Committee of New York City will
be in full swing during the coming week
r. II. Roper, OF Chicago. has come TO as
sumo special direction OF the shop WORK Tor
this season Last year there were noon
meetings in twenty-four shops. The num-
her will be increased, in ell probability, TO
fifty during the present season. open air
meetings for Italians began this week at
Williamsbr1dge. and others begin next
Tuesday evening IN Westchester.
The Madison Avenue Baptist Church pur-
poses TO carry on its work during the sum
mer months with as much vigor and ag-
gressiyeness as at any other time in the
year. The roof garden viii be open every
day for the benefit OF the children OF the
neighborhood. 1t was open all winter. ana
from October to March more than four
thousand children came To the roof Tor
recreation. The various organizations OF
the church will use their equipment in the
parish house every week, as usual Ihe
rnidveek meeting on Wednesday evening
will continue, under the leadership or the
Rev. F. w. Hagar, the assistant pastor.
Sunday services viii be continued morning
and evening during July and August. the
preachers for that period being Dr. A I.
Pierson. DR.. Hugh Black and the Rev w
A Cameron, OF Toronto. The Madison Ave-
nue. Baptist Church, being situated down
town opens its doors to the visiting public
during the summer. as it does always. Dr.
Eaton breaches his last sermons before
vacation Tomorrow morning and evening
Iobr r. HaIlinond, superintendent Of the
Rowery Mission. speaks on the roof Of the
sd stree+ Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton building No. 915 West I'D street to-
morrow at P. m
The Rev. NJ. A. Reilly, Of the New York
Apostolate, has been appointed by Bishop
Farley to establish new parish at Wood
lawn Heights. Father Reilly has been
member of the mission band OF the arch
diocese for nine years, and is one of the
hest known preachers Of the city The Rev.
Thomas J. Mccormack, of St Johns
Parish. lately of the Catholic University,
Washington, win take Father Reilly's
place with the apostolate.
The Rev. DR.. Elliott ". Brown, Of North
field. Mass, will preach at the West Pres
byterian> Church tomorrow at IL a N.
This viii be the last service in the church
until September.
The Rev. Edward S. Ralston, of Pough-
keepsie, y. Y, viii preach at both services
Tomorrow in the Collegiate Church Of st
Nicholas. This church viii be closed for
repairs during July. but will reopen on
August :. The Rev DR.. John A. Hutton,
of Glasgow, Scotland. will occupy the pull
pit during August.
The subject of the lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Christian Science"
At the Church of the Puritans the Rev.
Dr. c. J. Young viii preach in the morn
ing There will be evening service.
On the following Sunday and during the
month of July six congregations will unite
in this church each Sabbath.
At the Metropolitan Temple the Rev.
John Wesley Hill will preach morning and
evening The subject at II a. IN. will be
. Ahe Cause and Cure of Divorce and at
.. m. The Pugilistic Standard Of Man
hood
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols Will preach
Living Through Things Will be DR..
Aliens subject at Il a. m. at the Marble
Collegiate Church In the evening at s
o clock he will speak This Parable"
At the Twenty-third Street Presbyterian
Church the Rev. DR.. Frederick J. Stanley
will preach tomorrow morning and even
ing. Dr. Stanley for several years was
connected with the Waseda University, |
Toxic, Japan.
THE Inspiration of Malta and the /
knights Of St John for Twentieth Century |
Americans will be DR.. S. Edward Young's |
subject at service to be attended by the |
knights of st. John OF tie New York |
region tomorrow evening in the Bedford /
Presbyterian Church.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church DR.. |
Edgar Whitaker Work will preach to-nnor-
row morning. The evening service is dis
continued