New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-06
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

/ Tomorrow afternoon at 2SO, in the
Cathedral Of ST. John the Divine repre-
sentatives Of Episcopal Sunday Schools OF
the whole diocese will meet TO present
their Lenten offerings II had been planned
that they were TO come together at
O'Clock. hut there were. 40 many Of them
that they will completely fill the edifice.
At is evening prayer. and there would
be no room for the congregation So at
the last moment the hour has been changed
10 the earlier one named Children OF
Episcopal schools all over the country give
to missions during Lent $4,000 to Sl6c. 900.
Some years ago the Junior Clergy Mission
airy Association OF this city arranged
rally of scholars and had them present
their offerings from this diocese. These
clergy have charge tomorrow, and are
hoping the amount given will be $1,000
That was the sum asked for \ banner
is 10 be given the school doing relatively
the best The Bishop will give greetings,
and the speaker will be the Rev. Charles
T.. Betticher. Jr., Of the Alaska mission.
Nine. Adele Marie Rique president OF
the Circle Of Universal Soul Freedom, has
arranged a programme for Monday and
Thursday evenings Of each week at her
drawing rooms. The subject for next Mon
day is What Souls Are Seeking" and the
following Thursday, What Is the Soul?'
The Peoples Choral Union consisting OF
30 voices will sing The Creation" under
the direction of Alfred Halam at the
Labor Temple tomorrow night at 1870
At the open forum on Tuesday night at
the Labor Temple. DR.. J. D Harrigan will
give an address Oh Anti-Vivsection. -
The Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church
has new quartet choir consisting OF Mrs
F. Charlton McQuade. soprano; Mrs. Mar
gsret NJ lie sage. contralto; 5. Wycon
suydan tenor: j George belder, barytone.
The ,1l.,--second anniversary OF the Re-
formed ra,NoAl Work in this city will be
Observes aOsrow afternoon at $3.50 In
Christ's Msy-- The Rev James A.
OConnor. the founder and director Of the
work. will deliver the historical sermon.
DR. John Wesley Hill will preach al the
Metropolitan Temple tomorrow morning on
NO Night in Heaven At s p. m. there
will be held a missionary mass meeting at
which Professor Isaac T. Headland, OF
Peking University. for many years prom
inent worker in the China field, will speak
on China and its Yellow Man"
Al the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow. the pastor will preach in the
morning on THE Need Of a Revival" His
evening topic will be Jesus Christ Coming
Again.
Dean Wilford Lash Robbins Of the Cen
eral Theological Seminary will preach at
the Church II the TRANSPORTATION to-mor
row morning. The evening sermon will be
delivered by the Rev. EsmOnd Lee Ward /
Mr.. HaIdeman will speak on Christ our
Passover. or How to Keep the Feast" AZ
the First Baptist Church Tomorrow morn !
ing. In the evening his sermon topic will
be THE Bible and the Mosaic Account OF
Creation"
Az The Scotch Presbyterian Church, the
Rev. Or. David q wylie. pastor, will
preach tomorrow morning on How To Be
d Good Minister"
At the 23d street Young Mems Christian
Association the Rev. Dr. John F. Carson. /
OF Brooklyn Central Presbyterian Church,
will speak tomorrow afternoon on The
Manhood That Wins"
The Rev Or. Henry II Stebbns. Of
Rochester. will occupy the pulpit Of the
West End Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning and evening.
Are Labor Unions Hotbeds Of Dynamit |
ards?" is the theme which Henry Frank will |
take for his prologue in Berkeley Theatre
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. He VIII |
discuss the meaning and possibility of the
arrest II the labor leaders
At the Broadway Tabernacle the Rev. |
DR.. Charles r. Jefferson. pastor, will preach |
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. In the 4
evening n O'Clock there will be meet /
ing on international peace In the taber-
racIe. presided over by oscar $ Straus who /
will make the first address
The Rev. W Merle-Smth will preach to-
marrow evening in the Central Presbyterian |
Church on THE Olympian Games and the /
Spirit Behind Them.
The Rev Or Robert +. Y. Pierce. pastor /
NJ the second Avenue Baptist Church. be /
lieves In literal turning Of the church I
.,nsido ont" for at least part Of its
ministries He believes in reaching the null I
titudes with Christ's message Of help and .
hone and every Sunday evening during the
.rr,r,er holds great open air meetings from
,be front steps Of the Second Avenue .
Church Tomorrow evening AT : o'clock 1
mr. Pierce will resume the open air meet