New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-10-01

day night service win open in the evening
at O'Clock. Other services will be at 9:l5
a. m and IL a. M. 2:3o p. m and p. m
The Rev DR.. Rufus p. Johnston. pastor
of the Washington Heights Baptist Church.
will celebrate his fourth anniversary as
| pastor tomorrow morning. He win preach
a sermon appropriate TO the occasion In
the evening DR.. Johnston's topic viii be
Am 1 More than Flesh and Blood?''
At the West End Collegiate Church to-
morrow the Rev. DR.. Henry Evertson
! Cobb viii preach at II a. m At the after
noon service at 4:s0 o'clock. special music
will commemorate the tenth anniversary
Of the connection with the church OF
Henry Hall Duncklee as organist and
choirmaster. During this period Mr..
Duncklee has missed only one Sunday. and
that by reason of illness The pastor win
speak at this service on THE Ministry OF
Song"
At the Church OF the Ascension the Rev.
Dr.. Percy Stickney Grant rector, the
services tomorrow will be follows:
Morning service at II o'clock At p. m
Haydn's The Creation" will be given. with
special soloists, under the direction Of Rich
ard Henry Warren. During October the
special musical services which usually are
given at p. m. viii take place in the even
ing at o'clock instead. The rector will
preach at both services tomorrow.
The Rev. DR.. John S. Allen will preach
at both services IN the Marble Collegiate
Church Tomorrow In the morning his sub
i i 3 -
at night. Observation-Disclosures Enthusiasts"
| DR.. Burrell returns from Europe during the
coming week and will preach at both SER
vices on Sunday, October g.
| Dr. a Edwin Keigwin, the pastor. will
preach at both services in the West End
Presbyterian Church to-moIrow. The sub
! ject OF the evening service will be Don't
| Be a GUTTER The Lords Supper will be
| administered at the close Of both services.
! The gymnasium classes open this week.
During the day the choir will render the
| following: 20 Saviour Of the World" Goss;
| WAS There Ever Loneliness Like HisT'
Maunder; Blessed Are They That Dwell
/ in His House, Tours. and IT Sought the
Lord" Stevenson.
| The Rev. Harold Paul Sloan. the young
preacher who made such an impression at
the Metropolitan Temple last Sunday. will
occupy the pulpit tomorrow al II and 5
o'clock. The Temple choir is advancing
rapidly in strength and efficiency and the
Sunday services are drawing largely IN
creased audiences. Professor Neunan. the
mind reader; Wisssnt Rhodrowsky, Polish
violnist. with other talent, will be present
at to-night's concert. DR.. Henry R. Rose
will render the second part of his lecture on
Abraham Lincoln next Tuesday evening
"A Big Business will be the topic of DR..
George P. Eck's short discourse tomorrow
evening in St PauIs Methodist Episcopal
| Church. His morning theme will be The
! Only Way" All the regular activities of
| this church have now been resumed
| At All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church.
! the Rev. George D. Pratt rector. the full
schedule Of services will be resumed to-
morrow. Holy communion will be cele-
brated at the and II o'clock services The
Sunday night evening song and sermon will
| be held at o'clock
| The Rev. Mt Russell Of the Brooklyn
Tabernacle. will at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon speak in the Brooklyn Academy
of Music. His topic will be "Sfn Atone
ment." During the last thirty-f1ve years
Mr.. Russell has given out many state
ments regarding the philosophy Of the
/ Jewish Atonement Day ceremonies and
/ their antitype. AS the Jewish New Year
comes during the following week, this sub
| ject as treated by Mr.. Russell is of special
| interest TO all. and particularly to the Jew
| On Sunday afternoon. October Q, Mr.. Rus
| sell is. by invitation. to address a Jewish
mass meeting in the New York Hippodrone
! on ''Zionism in Prophecy" and on the fol
j lowing Wednesday is to sail for Europe tc
/ be the principal speaker in three Sunday
| Royal Albert Hall neutrality-suspicious. q and
! 80 and November 6-returnins to America ir
time again to address New York audience
on December 4.
| The Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture
will resume its Sunday morning services al
| Aurora Grata Cathedral tomorrow at Il
! o'clock. Since the resignation of Leslie
| Willis Sprague no successor has been en-
gagged An invitation TO serve as leader Of
the society was rendered Alfred W Mar
tin, associate to DR.. Felix Adler. of the
New York Society for Ethical Culture
While declining the call. Mr. Martin con-
ent by acting as temporary director.
The American Bible Society has Just
added TO its list OF versions Of the Script
ures in the languages of the North Ameri-
can Indians a translation of the Book Of
Genesis and the Gospel of Mark into the
language Of the Navajo. This IS the
first publication OF the translation OF the
Scriptures into the tongue OF these people.
The version has been prepared by the Rev.
Leonard P. Brink of Tohatchi, y. NJ, con-
nected with the Southwest Indian confer
ence
The Rev. James A. O'Connor, OF Christ's
Mission, who went to Europe in July, is
still abroad recuperating his health, which
was somewhat impaired by his labors of
the last few years The Rev. DR.. Joseph
Sauderson will preach tomorrow, and the
Rev. B. NJ. Triple. pastor of the Methodist
Church IN Rome. Italy, on the 10th.
At the sd street Young Mems Christian
Association the Rev. Fred 3. Fisher will
speak on Why Study the Bible?" to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock.