New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-16

Clergy7' He will also deliver q preliniin-
y tss In aGd
ton that on the following Sunday he VIII
deliver a study OF William Jennings Bryan.
as orthodox evangelist and religious re-
dictionary.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon IN the
Christian Scence churches tomorrow viii
be Matter"
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church will re-
open for the season tomorrow morning az
II O'Clock. when the associate pastor, the
Rev. DR.. Addison Moore. will conduct ths
S. ]. Reid, Of Belfast, Ireland. Dr. Reid
was the Irish delegate to the Worlds Bap-
list Alliance In Philadelphia last June and
since then he has been travelling IN Amer
lea .csurins and prsaships he Is to 90,
Church two Sunday mornings before his
return to Belfast
DR.. Charles A. Eaton viii return to his
parish at the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church tomorrow, and will preach both
morning and evening. The devotional ser
of q somewhat special nature. IN that II ie
to be q welcome home rally Tor the pastor.
DR.. J. Wilbur Chapman, the evangelist
will be present and speak.
Services will be resumed at the Church
Of the Divine Paternity tomorrow at II g.
m. The pastor, the Rev. Dr. Frank Oliver
Hall, will preach on The More Excellent
Way"
At the Calvary Baptist Church the Rsv.
Donald Mcintyre. associate pastor OF Cal
vary Church, will preach at II o'clock to-
morrow on John Huss and Norbert Capek
~ pafO In
ing topic will be Visions OF God
At the Church OF the Puritans all the
regular Sunday services will be resumed
tomorrow. The pastor. DR.. c. j. Young.
having returned from Saratoga, Will preach
morning and evening.
ST. Luke's Church. 14lst street and Con-
vent avenue, will resume full order OK ser
vices tomorrow. The Rev. O.. Ashton Old
ham, rector, spent the summer abroad.
The National Bible Institute is planning
a fall and winter Of unusual activity. The
outdoor evangelistic campaign. which the
institute has been conducting during the
present summer, will be continued through
out September and as long in OCTOBER as
the weather will permit. Thus far this
season more than one thousand meetings
have been held. When the work outdoors
vigorous evangelistic campaign at various
unusual centres where men may be reached
who have no connection with the Church.
At the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
the Rev. Dr. Charles L. Goodel will preach
at both services tomorrow, His sermon
topic for the morning will be Gods So
ciety' and in the evening The Plague of
the City"
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church, the pastor. the Rev. Dr. Cleland
d. McAfee, will preach briefly and will con-
duct the communion service tomorrow.
New members are to be received.
Dr.. Edgar Whitaker Work. the pastor.
breaches tomorrow at II a. m. IN the
Fourth Presbyterian Church.
The Madison Avenue Reformed Church
will resume its services tomorrow, DR..
Carter. the pastor, preaching In the morn
ing at II o'clock, and the choir giving a
musical service in the evening at O'CLOCK.
The church has been uniting with the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church durins
the summer while the pastor mas pesn
spent in Northfield.. giving special addresses
at the summer conference there.
DR.. George P. Eckman has returned from
his vacation and will preach tomorrow
morning in ST. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church.
DR.. Madison C. Peters Will preach TO-
morrow morning at IL o'clock IN the Flt
grim congregational Church on What
Makes Christian People Turn Against the
Church When They Come TO Live in New
York?' In the evening his subject Will De-
"The Battle of Life and How to Win It.
rt,n De-, Dr yvaIter Duncan Buchanan
pastor of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
Church, Will preach in Earl Han. Columbia
University, tomorrow morning at u clocA
on THE Testing by Fire. Inc services
summer There will be programme OF
special music tomorrow.
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church, sSth
street and Central Park West, the Rev. Dr.
David q. Wyies morning subject VIII De
"Doing Our Best for the Kingdom" and in
the evening his subject will be, Thoughts
About Cod
At the Metropolitan Temple the Rev. Dr.
John Wesley Hill will preach tomorrow
morning and evening" Il a. m. The Mir
acles Of To-day; s p. m, the Fulliinen'
The Rocky Mountain evangelist, Dr.
Francis E. Smiley, OF Denver, in addition
10 his other engagements during his last
Fulton Street Noon Prayer Meeting daily
at 1915 o'clock from September Is 70 -
He Will discuss THE Coming Revival.
treating OF its nature, means and methods
At the 23d Street 7. N. c. A. tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock the young men
meeting will be addressed by the Rev. Dr.
Den HdaTg M Th9 Ti tTas ms
+ Booth soloist, will render several Sc
lections At the Sunday tea J. NJ. Rice. OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad Y. NJ. c. A, will
speak.
The thirty-third season Of the famous
Tent Evangel closed on September 3 after
one Of its most successful summers or work
1t is the plan OF the executive committee
this work in New York But so far as II
lis opening last December. Evangelist H.
during the fall and winter in the Tent
Evangel Hall. where an evangelist or note
Is heard from week TO week. This mission
hall reports the conversion Of 5S6 men since
IFS opening last December. Evangelist II.
Grattan Dockrell, Of Boston, Will begin one
month OF services there next Monday night.
c. r. stair VIII preach his maj sermon
tomorrow night
.'Trustworthiness in the Sight of God Is
the Only Passport TO Success" will be the
Rev. DR. S. Edward Young's subject to-
morrow in the Bedford Presbyterian
Church, Brooklyn, his evening subject be-
ing THE Gospel Wagons-What TANGIBLE
Evidence Have We Here and Now That
Coz Has Sent for Us from His Heaven
The Harlem Presbyterian Church has re-
opened, and the pastor will preach at both
services tomorrow.
At the Collegiate Church Of St Nicholas,
the Rev. Malcolm James Macleod. minis
fer the Rev Arthur Frederick Mabon VIII
nreach Tomorrow morning. In the evening
here will be a musical service, with brief
address.
Or. Alexander J. McIvor-Tyndall. OF Lon
don. England, will conduct special public
meeting Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock
in the Leslie Rooms. No. ECO West SGD
street. one door west OF Broadway. under