New-York tribune., 1911-02-25
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
)pennu of Lenten onday Services To Be Held by
Episcopal Congregations

Eleven Episcopal churches ot Mammalian
will have MONDAY services thiou7'
the Lenten season. which begins neN'
Wednesday. and fully forty PresoY 'ei '''''
Congregational and other churches' many
OF them not heretofore holding them' WIZ
have added services on some hours on "eeA
davs because Of this season. The eleven
Episcopal churches are:
Trinity. at the head Of Wall street TIM
ity Chapel 25th street, near Br0ad"aS' 81
Paurs Chapel. at Fulton street ana br"au-
way Holy Communion. Sixth avenue a'
20th street: Grace. 10th street and Broau"ay'
Calvary, Fourth avenue and Ist street
Ascension, Fifth avenue and lVth sliee''
TRANSPORTATION. in 29th street, better Known
as the Little Church Around the corner .
Incarnation. Madison avenue at 57'h street
ST. Bartholomew's. the same avenue al f4th
street; Heavenly Rest. Fifth avenue ana
18th street. and Christ. Broadway at hst
street
Churches othe than Episcopal that VIII
add 10 their services because of the Lenten
season include the Brick Presbyterian
Fifth avenue and 37th street; Fifth Avenue
Presbyterian. at 55th street: broadway Tab
Methodist. at 6Oth street. Most Of these
added services are in the late afternoon
and the number 10 add them is this year
considerably larger than ever before.
The new MONDAY service this year Is
Trinity Chapel the Rev. Or. John Mock
ridge vicar. The location Of the chapel IN
18th street. quite near TO Madison Square
and in a Broadway business district. is CEN
trail. The hour will be 1870. and the SER
vice will be daily, including Saturdays. On
Sunday mornings a Bible class at 10 O'Clock
has been established for young men. and
beginning with March 3. 30 continue dur
ing Lent. there will he a Sunday night ser
vice at o'clock This service will not take
the place of the o'clock one. which viii
continue and IL will he musical. with a
short address on the general topic What
II Means To BE a Christian" Speakers
at the MONDAY services at the chapd will
be the vicar and one or two others from
prominent educational institutions.
More than $1,000 persons attended the
Trinity Lenten MONDAY services last year
and the Easter Day ones As Trinity seats
about go and there were no Saturday noon
day services. the very large average a day
for about thirty-ave days will be seen. II
was the largest number in the history OF
any MONDAY services ever held in New
York. The preacher a Trinity Church next
"Wednesday. when Lent begins. will he
Bishop Burgess. Of Long Island. Then. the
same speaker for the week. the preachers
for the season will he. March to 10,
Bishop Gailor. Of Tennessee. March Il to
H. the Rev. DR.. 5. s. Marquis. Of Detroit
March 20 to q. Bishop Mccormick. Of West
ern Michigan; March q 10 81. the Rev. j.
O. s. Huntington. order OF the Holy Cross
Passion Week. April 70 :, Bishop Tuttle.
Of Missouri. who is presiding bishop of the
Episcopal Church. and Holy Week, April
10 10 "A. the Rev. :. Neville Figgis, of the
Community Of the Resurrection, England.
Calvary Church will this year rely upon
city clergy for its addresses. and Christ
Church the Incarnation and most Of the
others will DO the same