New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Abraham J. Music will preach TO-
morrow morning

A. the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Abraham j. Music will preach to-
morrow morning
At the Prospect Avenue Methodist Epis-
coDaI Church the midsummer musical fes-
tival will be held Tomorrow evening. The
speciaI soloists will include Mrs. Jennie
Jackson Hill, Miss Ida j. Flanagan, Dr.
Franklin D. Lawson and Nathan Biesen-
thai. Franz Kaltenborn, violinist, will play
The Rev. Dr. William NJ. Carr is pastor Of
this church.
Service will be held at Il a. m at the
Scotch Presbyterian Church tomorrow
The Rev. Boyd McCIeary will preach on
Christ the Way 10 the Father
The services ar the Church of the Holy
Communion tomorrow will be as follows:
80 a. NJ, Holy Communion; II a. NJ, ser
vice and sermon: noon. Holy Communion;
8 2. m. service and sermon. DR. Mottet
breaches at Il a. N. and 2. nj. Daily
midday service begins at 1880 2. m, Dr.
No+fet preaching at each service. On
THURSDAY. at noon, Holy Communion will
be administered.
THE Eleventh Commandment" viii be
the subject of the sermon at morning Hor-
ship in St PauTs Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. The Rev. T. Ernest
Johnson will preach.
Rallies to mark the close of 4 sixth sue
cessful season of the tent. open air and
shop campaign of the Evangelistic Com
mittee of New York City will be held from
Friday, September g. to Tuesday, Septem-
her 1S. The childrens rally will begin, as
in previous years. with a parade at 129th
street and Seventh avenue. followed by a
great meeting in Calvary Church. The
converts rally on Monday evening, Sep
TENDER u. will be, as usual in Carnegie
Hall. Further details will be announced
later Tomorrow the tent services at 18th
street, near St. AIMS avenue, will change
from Swedish to English. with H D Shell
don in charge. At 66th street ana First
avenue the English services will give way
to Bohemian. The Italian tent at Goth
street has moved TO 1S6th street and
Hughes avenue. The English tent at 16sth
street and Teller avenue has moved TO
146th street, near Seventh avenue. with DR..
John a Parsons, of New Castle, Penn, in
charge. Tomorrow afternoon az $50
tent centres will be held in the tent at 66th
street and First avenue
At the Broadway Tabernacle, the Rev.
DR.. Charles L. jefferson. pastor, the pulpit
is being filled during the pastors vacation
by the Rev DR.. Caspar w Hiatt, of the
Euclid Avenue Congregational Church,
Cleveland 1t is considered by those who
are familiar with his preaching an unusual
privilege to hear a man who has become so
well known as an interesting, forceful and
successful preacher as has DR.. Hiatt He
will preach both morning and evening, at
IL o'clock and s.
His Home TIes,' the closing talk OF
The Ail-Round Strong Man series will
be given by George Z. Beck at the roof
garden meeting for men, tomorrow after
noon at 5 O'Clock. at the sd Street Young
Mems Christian Association
The subject Of the lessou-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Christ Jesus" and the Golden Text
isaiah Xix, o. II viii also give thee for
light to rhe Gentiles that thou mayest be
my salvation unto the ends of the earth.
The distinguished evangelist, the Rev.
DR. H. NJ Wharton. of Baltimore. will
preach at the Metropolitan Temple to-mor
row morning at II O'Clock. Or. Wharton's
ability as a preacher will doubtless attract
a large audience. The illustrated evening
services which nave been drawing large
congregations. win be continued. The life
OF Christ in motion picture view and song
will be presented Charles L. Talbot will
make the address
The Rev John a. Hutton, of Glasgow