New-York tribune., 1911-12-30

at 1890 o'clock, there will be a recital of
special music by an orchestra.
The Messiah pulpit announces a series OF
ten sermons by the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes on the general subject Of The
Ten Commandments in the Twentieth
Century" This series will be opened on
Sunday, January 7, with an Introductory
sermon entitled THE Origin and Validity
of the Ten Commandments" This will be
followed from Sunday to Sunday by SER
mons discussing each of the Ten Com
mandments in turn.
Watch night services Will be held at
the Union Methodist Episcopal Church to-
morrow.
The Weber Stringed Trio will render
Walter Marchen," by Schtitt and Men
delssohn Trio, at the happy Sunday even
ing at Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
tomorrow.
At the Brick Church tomorrow DR..
Henry van Dyke will preach at II o'clock.
At o'clock the Rev. Norman Thomas
former assistant minister, will preach.
At the West End Presbyterian Church
tomorrow the Rev. DR.. A. Edwin keig-
win will preach New Years sermon at
II a. m The hour for the evening service
will be changed this week from o'clock
to 1880 o'clock The evening meeting Will
be a watch night service. DR.. Keigwin
will preach the sermon.
At the Metropolitan Temple tomorrow
morning DR.. Dubois II. LouX VIII speak
upon the forward movements Of the year
that Is closing. In the evening there will
be a series of watch night services, be-
ginning at o'clock and lasting until mid
night.
A special programme is being arranged
for Evangel Hall. which will cover from
January l to April 1. 1t is called pastor
and church programme. Representatives
from the churches, with their pastors, VIII
conduct the services. A new speaker will
be heard and new voices in testimony
from the churches will be heard each
night
Watch night services, beginning at s
o'clock tomorrow night in St Pauls S
Methodist Episcopal Church will be more
elaborate than usual The choir will be
assisted by Miss Edna White, trumpeter.
The last In the series on the Christmas
Cycle, with Musical interpretations, will
be given The pastor, DR.. George P. Eek
man, will deliver a brief address on Wis
ions of Victory-the End Of the World"
The Rev. Newell Dwight Hills will ad-
dress the mems meeting of tho Bedford
Branch, Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton, tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
The subject will be "The Old Year and the
New" a special musical programme will
be furnished by the Hearons Sisters Con-
cert Company.
Or. Madison c. Peters will continue as
stated supply of the Pilgrim Congrega-
tional Church. His subject for tomorrow
morning will be THE Church at Work"
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church will
have a special musical watch night SER
vice by the full vested choir and quartet,
beginning at Q o'clock tomorrow evening,
followed by a preaching service by DR..
Charles l.. Goodell, and concluding at
midnight with an impressive conservation
service.
At Calvary Baptist Church the Rev.
Henry Afford Porter. pastor of the Wal
nut Street Baptist Church, Louisville, will
preach at IL o'clock on the truths to be
deduced from the text In Psalm g. The
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thousands upon thousands"
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church an
interesting programme has been arranged
for the last Sabbath Of the old year. At
10 a. m, a meeting Of the Young Peoples
Society, with an address by the Rev. Boyd
McCleary: at IL a. m, divine service will
be held, with a sermon by Dr. Wylie on
"A Purified Life the Best Preparation for
Service; at 2:45 p. m, rally Of the Sab
bath school in the chapel. In the evening
at O'clock DR.. Wylie will preach on
CLOSING the Books" From $50 to II
o clock there will be a social meeting Of
the congregation In the chapel. Beginning
at II o'clock, a farewell service to the old
year will be held in the church. with brief
addresses by the Rev. Boyd McCleary, the
Rev Edgar w. Work, the Rev. William
Hiram Foulkes and DR.. Wylle. The Fourth
and Rutgers Presbyterian churches Will
participate in this service.
Tomorrow morning at Carnegie Hall at
II o'clock DR.. Stephen S. Wise will preach
before the Free Synagogue on The Atti-
tude Of Synagogue and Church Toward the
Workingman." This will be the second Of
two addresses by DR.. Wise, suggested in
part by the Los Angeles case, and will deal
more particularly with the question to
what extent 1t is the duty of religious
bodies to cooperate with organized indus
try.
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church the
preacher, both morning and evening, will
be the Rev. Charles Sumner Brown. pastor
of the Walnut Hills Baptist Church. Gin
cinnati.
At the Church of the Holy Communion
the evening service tomorrow c0mmem-
crates three parishioners who have died in
the last year. Later in the evening there
will be a watch night service, followed by
communion. Or. Mottet will preach at a
special service on New Years morning his
subject being The Ideal Municipal Citi-
zenship."
Alfred W. Martin, Dr. David Saville
Muzzey and DR.. Henry Neumann will de-
liver New Years addresses in the meeting
house of the Society for Ethical Culture to-
morrow morning Professor Nathaniel
Schmidt OF Cornell University. will deliver
the address before the Brooklyn Society
for Ethical Culture.
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