New-York tribune., 1911-11-11


show her place and value in the Church.
y recent statement Of a we'll known
visiting clergyman regarding the ethics OF
business seems TO have inspired three OF
to-morrows sermon topics. At the Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church DR.. Charles
a. Eaton will preach in. the evening on
can a True Chrieian Be Successful in
Business?" At the Church of the Divine
Paternity the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver Hall
will take as his morning subject. Business
on Christian Principles" DIR. Madison C.
Peters's subject tomorrow morning at the
Pilgrim Church will be LAS the Business
World is at Present Constituted Must Men
Sin TO Succeed"
Tho subject OF immigration will receive
marked attention this week I'm the meet
ings of the Fourth Presbyterian Church
On Wednesday evening. in the auditorium
OF the church. the Rev. William Payne
Shriver superintendent of the immigration
Department of the Board OF Home Mis-
sions. VIII gave free stereopticon lecture
on Immigrant Communities" a quartet
OF Ruthenians will sing at this service.
Beginning on Wednesday and continuing
over next Sunday an immigration exhibit
will lie held in the church parlors.
The New York Bible Society has called
upon every pastor in Manhattan and The
Bronx to observe Sunday, December 3, as
Bible Sunday The first sunday Of Decem-
Der has been set apart as Bible Sunday,
because the original New York Bible So
cietY was organized OH December 4, 1903
The 102d anniversary sermon will be deliV-
cred for the society by the Rev. Or. john
Henry Jowett In the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terian Church on Bible Sunday, at o'clock.
The Manhattan Gospel Hall. one OF the
four rescue missions conducted by the
National Bible Institute. will celebrate the
second anniversary of its founding on sun
day evening, November IS. The Manhattan
Gospel Hall has recently occupied new
quarters at No. 1i9 Manhattan street, and
preparations are being made to make this
anniversary a service of special celebration
Of the success Of this rapidly growing
work
At Calvary Baptist Church the Rev.
Charles H. Rust, of Rochester, will preach
at both services tomorrow His topics viii
lie The Inexhaustible Christ" and "The
Greatest Question Of the Age"
"The Passing Of the Third Floor Back,
a dramatic recital by Edward A. Mead, will
he given at the Labor Temple on tomorrow
afternoon. IN the evening at O'Clock. DR..
Charles L. Thompson, secretary Of the Pres
byterian Board of Home Missions. will make
an address on "a Great Race"
At the Collegiate Church Of ST. Nicholas
the Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon will
preach in the morning. In the evening
there will be a musical service, with short
address.
At Tent Evangel Hall special series
Of services will be conducted next week.
opening tomorrow at p. m, In which will
be heard noted singers and special instru-
mental music in addition TO practical ad
dresses.
At the West End Collegiate Church, on
Wednesday evenings in the church parlors,
Dr. Cobb is giving Il course Of lectures on
the Episte to the Ephesians, to which
the public is cordially invited.
Henry Ward Beecher-Slxty-fourth An
niversary of His Installa tion-An Estimate
for Inspiration's Sake of His Influence in
Brooklyn and Beyond" will he DR.. S. Ed
ward Young's subject at the Bedford Pres
byterian Church, Brooklyn. tomorrow
evening.
The twenty-third annual meeting OF the
Lords Day Alliance Of the United States
will be held in the Marble Collegiate Church
on Monday. November 13, at p. m James
Yereance, president, will preside.
The Rev John Il. Williams will occupy
the pulpit at the Vest End Presbyterian
Church the approaching Sabbath morning.
His subject will he Great China Mr..
Williams has just returned from China, and
his sermon will deal with present condl-
tions there.
The public meeting in connection with
the second annual convention of the Broth
crhood of the Presbytery Of New York VIII
be held in the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church Thursday, the 10th inst, at S;15
.. m. The topics and speakers will be as
follows: Tho Churchman in Politics,
William 6. Bennet. what Is the Brother
hood" Edwin A. Jones; Presbyterian Men
and Missions" Henry w Jessup; THE
Source of Our Power" the Rev. DR.. Henry
Sloane Coffin; THE Outlook" Frederick A.
Wallis.
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church SER
mons will be preached both morning and
evening by the Rev. Professor Cornelius
Woelfkln. OF Rochester Theological Sem
ipary.
DIR. Julia Seaton Sears closed a success
ful lecture engagement last week In chi
,ago She is now in Pittsburgh. and VIII
return TO this city on December 1 and
will hold Sunday morning services In d
theatre during the winter.
The friends OF the Boomingdale Re-
formed Church will be glad TO learn that
services will be resumed on Sunday, No
vember 49, conducted by the Rev William
Wallace Ketchum, whose reputation as a
Gospel preacher is widely known through
,ut this country. Mr.. Ketchum is gen
eral secretary OF the Bible Teachers
Training School.
The Rev. L. B. Chamberlain of India,
viii be the preacher at the morning SER
vice OF the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church tomorrow. Dr. Carter, the pastor,
will preach as usual at the evening ser
vice. Mr. Chamberlain IS the missionary
pastor OF the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church and has represented II for many
wears in the India mission field.
AT the Marble Collegiate Church to-
morrow the sermon. at IL a. m, will be by
Or. Peter II. Milliken; subject Preaching
Christ" In the evening. at o'clock. DR..
N A. Hunsberger president of the Inter