New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-04-29
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The lavmen of the Episcopal Church OF
| the diocese of New York are invited py
| the cooperating committee or the lay
mems missionary movement to attend
meeting at the Church Of the Heavenly
Rest. Fifth avenue between 45th and 4oth
streets tomorrow afternoon at O'CLOCK.
Bishop Greer will preside, and addresses
will be made by stephen Baker DR.. Will
lam Jay Schieffelin, w. +. Cochran. Of
MARYLAND. and the Rev. Charles l.. Bet
| ticher, jr missionary from Alaska
Joseph Blount Cheshire, Bishop of North
Carolina. is to deliver two lectures In the
| gymnasium of the General Theological
Seminary at AS p. IN. on Monday ana
Wednesday of next week. Bishop Chesh-
Tres subject is The History Of the Church
in TIE Confederate States" subject on
which he is an authority and about which
nothing has been written and little is
known.
DIR. Henry MoskowitZ Will deliver the
address in the meeting house OF the So
ciety for Ethical Culture tomorrow morn
| inc at II o'clock. His subject Will be
THE Moral Challenge of the Industrial
Struggle" Professor W. +. 3. Dubois
will deliver the address before the Brook
Iyn Ethical Society tomorrow morning at
II o'clock at Aurora Grata Cathedral. His
subject will be Suffrage and the Race
Problem"
| The outdoor evangelstic meetings I'M
der the direction OF the National Bible
Institute opened for this season on Mon
| Of wi m
couragement al Madison Square and oath
street On Wednesday a second daily
meeting began at l4th street and Union
Square. and on Thursday a third daily
meeting at the latter point to DO held reg
| ularly at $50 p. m. Other regular meet
| ings will be added as rapidly as the thor
oughness and efficiency of the movement
will admit. During the year ended March
81 the National Bible Institute conducted
in it's three Gospel halls and outdoors
about two thousand distinct evangelstic
meetings
At Calvary Baptist Church Or. MacAr.
thur will preach at II o'clock tomorrow
on IAN Articulate Church" At his Cur
rent Events Glass, at 1890 o'clock. his topic
will be THE Most Difficult Problem Con-
fronting the Missionary World To-day" At
S p. m. the solo quartet and full choir will
! give a musical service.
Samuel S. Mcclure, editor of Mcclure S
Magazine" will speak on An Editors Out
| look at { o'clock tomorrow afternoon al
the mass meeting Of the West Side branch
Of the Young Mems Christian Association.
! At the West Twenty-third Street Presby-
terrain Church tho Rev DR.. Frederick j.
/ Stanley breaches tomorrow. morning and
/ evening His evening topic will be Young
Men and Women OF Japan--Resuts OF
Seven Hundred Years Historic Forces"
and will give some phases of the new
| Orient
At the Tent Evangel Hall. on Eighth ave-
nue noted speakers are heard from week
10 week, on Sundays at $3.50 and p. m.
and on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
NJ 6 u. m. The McAuley Mission converts
conduct services IN union with the EVahsei
Han on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri
DAYS The Rev. Or. r. s. Macarthur VIII
no the speaker on Tuesday evening. tho
summer Tent Evangel work will open ear
l,er this season, and speakers or interha-
,ional note will be heard.
Dr. Charles A. Eaton. pastor or the Mad
,son Avenue Baptist Cdurch, VIII preach
tomorrow morning on THE Eternal
pbvthm OF Life and Death In the even
inr, his topic will be False Fears.
The morning service al the Madison Ave
nua Reformed Church will be suppiied by
the Rev. Or. Abbott E. Kittredge, the pas
tor emeritus. In the evening DR.. carter
the pastor. will continue his series OF sa-
cred Travel Talks on Ancient ana Mooerh
revpt." the particular subject being FROM
I,ornak TO Ancient Thebes"
pisbor Greer will administer the rite OF
| confirmation In st. stephens Church at a
special service tomorrow evening at
o'cIock In the afternoon at O'Clock a
service IN memory Of Mrs Thomas Henry
WI ,tney will be held. The colorado Chn
p,yelIers' will be present also representa-
lives of the Daughters OF the American
| revolution and other organizations.
DIR Burrell will preach at both services
in the Marble Collegiate Church toner