New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-03

another years work most OF the neaus u
the various departments OF the west oiae
youne Mems Christian Association are at
tending the employed officers conierence
of the Young Mems Christian Associat lois
which began June / at Columbus. onio'
and will last until June ..
How Foreign Missions Look to MISSION
aries About to Sail and to Missionaries
Just Returned" will be the subject OF ser
vice conducted by Dr. 8. Edward Young
in the Bedford Presbyterian Churcn To-
morrow evening" TO be addressed Dy tIIe
Rev Charles II. Rice, graduate OF Anpui .
Seminary, leaving in Few days LOT i1ul,i !.
Miss yerna Ethel Eick, rom ere w 700 70
Africa; the Rev Harry Augustus Phllhps,
from Auburn Seminary on MS way "a
Mexico. and Mrs w. G. Johnston, returned
missionary from Africa. one OF the ihos'
successful living missionaries
The last musical service OF the season
will be- given at the Brooklyn Bapust
Temple tomorrow evening. when the cnoir
Of two hundred voices will give THE Fan
OF Babylon" under the direction or Tan
Esen Morgan. The soloistS will be vera
Cameron Curtis, soprano, Rosalie Wlr.n,
lin, contralto: Horato Rench. tenor, ana
Donald Chalmers, basso. Kathryn Gunh
and her Temple orchestra, together with the
organ and piano. will provide the instru-
mental parts.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church will
observe holy communion and receive new
members tomorrow morning. At the even;
ing service a musical cantata, The soul
Triumphant" will be given under the d.
rection Of Professor Patterson.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning there Will be a communion
H. Brooks. David Hughes and DR.. Caughey,
the pastor. will speak in the evening on
the subject do Men Need the GospelY
The Rev Dr. A. Edwin Keigwfn. pastor
OF the West End Presbyterian Church, Will
preach at II a. m and D. m. tomorrow:
The sacrament OF the Lords Supper VIII
be observed at both morning and evening
service.
The regular communion service will be
observed at the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church tomorrow morning at IL o'clock.
In the evening. at o'clock. DR.. Carter. the
pastor, will preach on the topic Trying
20 Make a Mock Of God"
Tomorrow morning, at II o'clock. at the
Lenox Avenue Unitarian Church the Rev.
DR.. Merle ST. Croix Wright minister. will
have for his sermon topic Unitarian
Principles"
William Jennings Bryan has answered
four questions about his early home life,
and the answers will be rAhd at the happy
Sunday evening al Grace Methodist Episco-
pal Church by the pastor. the Rev. Or.
duct an old home service and preach briefly
on Memories of Home"
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church, at II
a m. tomorrow, the annual children's day
service will be held, with brief addresses
by William Thomson. superintendent, ana
the Rev Boyd McCleary. assistant. and a
brief sermon by Dr. David G.. Wylie, the
pastor, on Some Lessons from the Life OF
Jesus for Boys and Girls" DR. Wylie
leaves New York Tuesday evening for the
South. on Thursday morning DR.. Wylie IS
to deliver the commencement address at
Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. on the
subject Some Elements Of a Successful
Life"
Children's Day services will be held to-
morrow evening at the Lenox Avenue
Christian Church. At the morning service
DR.. William Bayard Craig will speak on
THE Mission of the Church"
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity
the pastor, the Rev. Or. Frank Oliver
Hall. will preach at II o'clock tomorrow
on THE Most Important Thing In Life
AT the Metropolitan Temple the Rev. DR..
]. NJ. Spencer, president Of the Mary Todd
Lincoln Memorial Society will lecture at
D. m. tomorrow on The Life and Ser
vices Of Mrs. Abraham Lincoln"
The outdoor evangelistic meetings Of the
National Bible Institute are not only grow
ing in numbers, but also in interest. Up TO
date l46 meetings have been held with a
total attendance OF 1885. Tomorrow there
will be conducted, weather permitting, al
least twelve outdoor services under the
auspices OF the institute, one OF which Will
he In cooperation with the Rev. DR.. j. Igor
Caughey. pastor of the Harlem Presby'
! terrain Church.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church the
Rev. Or. Robert Mackenzie will preach TO-
morrow at II a. m. and p m.
Nine. Adele Marie Rique announces that
regular Advanced New Thought meetings
Will be held at the University Drawing
Rooms on Thursday evenings at o'clock
The Tuesday and Friday evening classes
will be continued. as usual.
At Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. the Rev
Newell Dwight Hills will preach on The
Gospel Gift 70 the Creative Imagination
tomorrow morning. In the evening there
will be special music by the quartet and
chorus and a brief address by DR.. Ferdi-
nand G. Inglehart who will speak on so
cial Movements for the Betterment Of the
Empire State"
Palestine in the Bronx" has proved SC
great a success that IL VIII be continued
a second week at st. Jamess Church
Fordham. The exhibition is held on the
spacious grounds Of the parish in a large
tent and in the parish house. Fifty persons
In Oriental costume illustrate the exhi-
bition.