New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-26

The Rev. @. W. Mcpherson, the superin-
tendent, and the Rev. George r. Stair
Will preach on Wednesday and Thursday,
and the Rev Dr. T. Wilbur Chapman on
Friday and on Sunday. September 8, at 800
DR. c. H. Woolston. pastor of the East
Baptist Church, Of Philadelphia, who has
perhaps done more than any other man IN
the United States III developing religious
work with children. has been address,
ing large congregations Of boys and
girls during the last week in the tents OF
the Evangelstic Committee Of New YORK
City. Work among children and older boys
IS one Of the most encourag tng features OF
the summer campaign. The closing rally
for the children will be held on the after
noon OF Saturday. September g. in Calvary
Methodist Episcopal Church. The peFipa-
teto tent which has served various neigh
borhoods IN one general section or The
Bronx has now moved to 18Th street and
Lyman Place. Pastors Of local cnurches
have united With the Evangelistic Commit
tee Of New York City IN conducting the
esson's work IN this community. Inc
general rally for converts from all centres
throughout the city will be held In Car
negie Hall on the evening Of Monday sep
tember Il Omen air meetings under the
auspices OF the Evangelistic Committee OF
New York City have been peculiarly sue
cessfuI and fruitful Of results this summer
The auxiliary meetings held IN co-opera-
ton with Young peoples societies OF va
rious denominations have been directed by
O-,D e Baker. r., % Colgate University
An omen air rally in Union Square on the
evening OF Saturday, September . wiz
close the season. The Wall street meet
irgs will conclude with an outdoor RAINY
at Wall street. near William street. r'!-
5av noon. September S. Three rallies marx
the close OF the summer shop Work OF Ihe
r7,,aoeelistic Committee Of New York CITY.
The Italian rally VIII occur at the Nd
+iona1 Biscuit Conpenys factory at noon
6; the English rally at the snop
~ the Western Electric Company at noon
7. while the Spanish rally VIII
IA held on Sunday afternoon, September ~
4, calvary Baptist Church, as in previous
seasons.
II the impression has prevailed that the
wealthy Collegiate Church Of St Nlcholas'
AZ Fifth avenue and 18th street. was TOO eN-
cl,,s,,,a 10 desire the promiscuous public TO
occupy its pews and share It's services 'he
officers Of this church have certainly done
their mart this summer 20 correct that raise
notion. The church is open for morning
and evening services on sundays Two
nrinted notices at the entrance invite me
r-a,,farer to come In. and the seats are
-radA free 10 all The best OF music and
preaching are provided. This laudable plan
has justified itself hy the large congreea-
,ions which have been IN attendance ar al
services DIT. Daniel Hoffman Martin VII
~ tho preacher again tomorrow his
-,orr,nr tonic will be- Where and what
Ts Heaven. and who VIII Be There In
the evening he will speak on THE Worlu
Quest for Heart Tonic, and Where IL
May Be Found
Al the Twenty-third Street Young Mems
Christian Association, to-morro" at oI
o'clock. there will be a mems meeting Oh
the roof of the building. An informal tax
hout 'sThe Christian as the All Round
strong Man" win be given by A. W. Aer-
v,n the industrial secretary. During the
7no,,1p programme Miss =. Neitch VIII .
render several cello solos. At the fellow
,b,n tea AT 6 o'clock the Rev George san
7ersop. chaplain Of the Tombs prison. VIII
80, telling something Of his work in that
institution.
Tomorrow evening the Rev. Charles
stalzle will speak at the Labor Temple
charlotte Perkins Gilman will speak on
rresaav night at the open forum meeting
,ar subject being a Possible City on
Friday night the meeting will be addressed
,,, 2 Graham Wilson. Of the West Side
Young Mems Christian Association.
A. the Scotch Presbyterian Church there
vriII he a morning service only at L to-mor-
-oU in the chapel The Rev. Boyd NC
~1earv will speak on The Church's Min
stry'
The closing services Of the Stony Brook
p,ble Conference will be held tomorrow
rba morning preacher will be the Rev. Dr'
: L McClurkin. OF Pittsburgh DIT NC
)1,,-u,n smoke twice this week and made
profound impression on the conference
rho oreacher at the evening service VIII ne
-ba Rev. DR.. Ford z. Ottman, Of Stamford
nv Ottrnsn has spoken each morning this
,,eex and his audience has doubled in size.
IN the afternoon at 3 o'clock there VIII De
, platform meeting which will be led by
~ 7 Carson. Among the speakers VIII
= NJ NfcCIurkin. Stewart. Ottman and
r5,,thard Professor J. ". jerks, OF Cor
nell University, who was under engage
,,,er+ m deliver FIVE lectures next week. mas
go ~ inpossibIe 70 keep his appoint
,nsr+ His work IN connection Win the re-
,dius+roent Of the Chinese currency mas
,,ade Il impossible for him 10 Keep MS en-
at Chautauqua and stony
prook II is found best In view OF TINS
~ ~ conduct the conference which had
- MANNED. ARRANGEMENTS have been
,,ada for evening services. on Monday
o,,oring August g, there Will be musical
sas,,,,aI under the leadership Of Robert
on Wednesday evening Professor
Tomley. OF Yale University VIII lecture.
,rbis VIII be under the leadership Of Robert |
Gayler. on Friday evening Dr. I. j.
rwadaIe will deliver an address on the care
~ childhood. Or. Twedale is an eminent !
sneciaIist on child life. on Saturday even
ing. september ?. william j. Bryan VIII /
lecture on 1.-The Signs Of the Times and
will speak on Sunday morning September /
:. on The Prince Of Peace
Al Grace Methodist Episcopal Church, /
while DR. Relsner is away on MS vacation /
the Rev Harry A. King, president OF
Moores College Moores HILL Ind., Is the /
supply pastor. The subjects for Tomorrow
are. Morning, The Bondage OF SIN" even
ing. Gods Building" Dr. Reisner VIII be /
back again IN his pulpit next sunday Sep |
tember g.
The Rev. Philip Cook one ~ the promls- |
lng YOUNG cieTgymen Of this clt5' has been