New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Next Week To Be Devoted to Series of Missionary Meetings by
Women Here.

| From Monday 10 Thursday Of next weeF
/ there will he an almost uninterrupted
series Of meetings held under the auspices
Of the Woman's National Foreign MISSION
ary Jubilee Indeed. the meetings have al
| ready begun. for several drawing room
meetings have been held. including on'
| last Monday afternoon at Miss Helen NIL
| Ter Gould's. To-day a story hour Tor chli'
dren nils the Madison Avenue Presbyterian
Church. and tomorrow afternoon. by invi'
tstion OF Mrs. J. Borden Hartman, th'
Guild Of -. Barnabas for Nurses will hoIc
a meeting In the interest of medical worh
at the Colony Club.
On Monday afternoon a pageant oil
missions Will he enacted at the Metropol'
itan Opera House. Nearly one thousand
young people will present the progress OF
mission work during the last century by
series Of picturesque scenes. pro-
gramme will be rendered by the Musical
Art Society under the direction OF Frank
Damrosch. with orchestral numbers by
eighty players from the Symphony Soci-
ETY. of New York and the Philharmonic,
directed by David Names.
Following a meeting OF missionary pio-
neers on Tuesday afternoon in the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian Church. there will
be an authors evening in Carnegie Hail.
with addresses by authors Of mission text
books. Several drawing room meetings
will be held on Wednesday morning BY IN.
vitation
The great mission luncheon. on Wednes-
day az l o'clock, will require six banquet
halls 10 accommodate its euests--two in
the Hotel Astor. two in the Plaza and two
at the Waldorf-Astoria Six thousand
women are expected 10 attend
AT 1890 o'clock on Thursday morning
various denomnational rallies will be
held. The Baptists will meet in Calvary
Baptist Church. West 57th street: the Con-
gregationalists. in Broadway Tabernacle:
the Disciples Of Christ, IN the First
Church OF the Disciples. No. 1fo West lis.
street Speakers. Mrs. NJ. l.. Harlan. of
Indianapolis, and Miss Florence Miller. of
Louisville. Ky, both Of the Christian
Womens Board of Missions) the Religious
Society Of Friends. at their meeting house.
No. I4i East goth street; the Lutherans,
at Holy Trinity Church. 65th street and
Central Park West the Methodist Episco-
pal congregation. at st. Paul's. West End
avenue and S6th street; the Presbyterians.
at the Fifth Avenue Church. 18th street:
the Protestant Episcopal congregation. at
the Church OF Zion and ST Timothy's.
West 9th street. and the Reformed con-
gregation. az the Marble Collegiate Church.
Fifth avenue and Goth sect.
On Thursday afternoon there will be a
general meeting in the Fifth Avenue Pres
byterian Church attended bv representa-
tves from all jubilee committees There
will also be a meeting for young women
at the Colony Club by invitation Of Mrs.
j. Borden Hartman, Mrs. rchibald Alex
ander. Mrs. Charles H. Russell and Miss
Dorothy Whitney.
The jubilee closes on Thursday evening
with a mass meeting IN Carnegie Hall and
four simultaneous meetings in nearby
churches-the Calvary Baptist, the Fifth
Avenue Presbyterian. tn Broadway Tab
ernacle ard the Church Of Zion and ST
Timothy. Tickets are required for all but
the last two churches. Mrs. Henry w
Peabody. Mrs. Helen Barrett Montgomery
and other speakers will he heard in each
place. The Rev. A. II. Smith, D. D, will
give the principal address at Carnegie
Hall, and President Woolley of Mount
Ho!yoke College will preside The music
will be in charge of Richard Henry War;
ren.