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

completion and enlargement OF Crosslej
Hall The Mortified Seminary for YOUNG
Women opens next week. A larger attend
ance than ever Is expected.
The Rev. j. H. Lloyd, Of Youngstown
Ohio. will preach at the First Baptist
Church tomorrow morning and evening.
DR. Charles L. Goodell will preach to-
morrow at the morning and evening ser
vices in the Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church
The Rev DR.. Archer Decatur Ball, pastor
Of St Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach at both morning and evening
services tomorrow. His morning topic VII
be 'The Motive for Church Life" and in the
evening his subject viii be Jesus, Man
among Men,
DIR. Edgar whitaker Work has returned
from a vacation spent at his summer home
Silver Bay. on Lake George. and will preach
In his own pulpit tomorrow morning al II
o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
There will be no evening service. The Sab
bath school will be open as usual at s:4S
m The auditorium and lecture room OF
the Fourth church have been improved and
and a new lighting system installed since
summer closing for repairs.
At the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. the pastor. the Rev. DR.. Clelanc
q. McAfee, will preach tomorrow morning
on The Testimony Of Some Events OF the
summer to the Need of Divine Guidance,
and in the evening on The Greatest
Thought in the World"
At the Twenty-thlrd Street Young Mem
Christian Association there will be a meet
'ng for men tomorrow afternoon al
o'clock on the roof OF the building The
Rev. Norman Thomas Of the Brick Presby-
terian Church, will speak on "A Mans Debt
to the Community"
AT the Scotch Presbyterian Church there
will be a morning service in the chapel at
II a. m. tomorrow. The Rev. Boyd Nc
CIeary will preach on The Blessing that
Enriches."
AN Unpopular Man" viii be discussed
hy the Rev. Charles Sickle at the labor
TEMPLE tomorrow night. In addition TO the
temple chorus Of seventy-fye voices under
the direction OF Alfred Hallam. Nine. Mar
ian Van Duyn. the contralto soloist, Will
sing In the afternoon at 3 80 g. Scott
Hunter will give an organ recilal and at
4 the Kahn trio will play az the Pleasant
Sunday Afternoon" Motion pictures will be
shown at o'clock and supper will be served
AZ 6. At the Open Forum On Tuesday night
al the temple. John Collier. Of the National
Beard OF Censorship. will give an address
on What We Can Learn from Motion Plct-
ures." On Friday night the Rev IL P.
Vaughn will conduct the Open Forum on
Religious Problems. The Peoples Popular
Programme will be given on Saturday
night
The Rev. DR.. Peter H Mlliken will
preach in the Marble Collegiate Church at
both services tomorrow. The subject for
the morning service is Some Things I'm
mortal" and for the evening a Young
Mans Way"
Regular Sunday services OF Sinai Syna-
eog7le. Samuel O. Kuhn, rabbi. will be held
az Corrtgan Hall, tomorrow at IL a. m
The topic will be "Is the God OF Israel q
Personal God?"
Dr. Charles Z. Jefferson. pastor Of
tie Broadway Tabernacle congregational
Church. will be in his pulpit tomorrow
morning and evening.
The South Reformed Church will reopen
tomorrow with full services and choir The
pastor. Dr. Thomas r. Bridges, has re-
turned from a summer vacation 10 the
Maine coast and viii preach morning and
evening.
The Rev. DR.. Madison c. Peters will sup
ply the pulpit Of the Pilgrim Congregation
al Church for three months He will preach
there tomorrow morning and evening.
Attractions OF Church Life Estimated
after Brief Intermisson." will be the
morning theme Of Or. S. Edward Young
at Bedford Presbyterian Church, to-mor-
row His evening subject will be: Three
Events Of the Summer as Tests OF Prog
ress-The Peace Pact Is Signed Between
Great Britain and the United States; the
House OF Lords Relinqulshes It's Power
the Town Of Coatesville. Penn, Murders a
Negro" DR.. Young has Just returned from
his summer home, Savage Den. on the
Lake Of Bays. Northern Ontario, where, as
a British subject for several summers, he
has studied English and Canadian senu-
ment and conditions. The hve-minute ser
mon to boys and girls before the main SER
mon will be resumed at the morning ser
vice. and the full choir Will render the
music. An Idea Gained During the Sum
mer-What Il Is. Where ! Got 1t, What
Use 10 Make OF It." will be the nucleus
thought for a symposium by members OF
the congregation at the Wednesday night
meeting, led by the pastor.
Henry Frank, who has returned from a
Western lecture trip and from his country
seat. Montrose- on Hudson. where he has
been busily engaged on extensive literary
work. will reopen his Sunday meetings Oh
sunday, September II, al Il o'clock in the
morning. These meetings Will be held IN
new quarters. Lyric Hall. which is much
more commodious than the old place OF
meeting. is in Sixth avenue. near 42d street,
and will be the new home OF Mr. Frank S
society. Full announcements viii be made
next week.
AT the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols Will preach
tomorrow morning.
The Rev. Dr. Charles e. jefferson, pastor
NJ the Broadway Tabernacle. will preach
tomorrow. having returned from his va
cation The choir. under the direction OF
Walter c. Gale. organist and choirmaster,
will sing.
The Rev Dr. Henry A. Stimson. pastor
Of the Manhattan CONGREGATIONAL Church.