New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

Or. Julia Seton Sears will speak on Sun
day. December IL, at II a. m. at the ser
vices of the Church Of the New Civilization
| New Thought church, held every Sunday
morning at IL o'clock In the Republic The
atre. Or. Sears has returned recently from
an extensive and successful lecture tour In
the South and West She will conduct and
speak at these services every Sunday dur
/ ing the season.
"The American Problem" will be the Rev.
DR. Charles L. Thompsons subject to-mor-
row evening IN the Bedford Presbyterian
Church. Nostrand avenue and Dean street
Brooklyn. DR. Thompson is secretary OF the
Presbyterian Board Of Home Missions. ana
is regarded by the Presbyterian Church as
its foremost authority and best speaker on
Americas present day issues from the
standpoint OF Christian craftsmanship.
There will be a meeting Of laymen, COM
prising the cooperating committee OF the
Laymen's Missionary Movement and the
Diocesan Missionary Committee on the even
ing OF December II at the home or Bishop
Greer. The gathering will be large one
Of representative laymen from al least hfty
parishes. and the work of the cooperating
committee Will be explained by Blshop
Greer and Judge Vernon NJ. Davis who Is
chairman Of the committee.
Tomorrow evening classic recital by
John De Persia will be given in the aual-
torium Of tho Young Mems Hebrew ASSOC
alton. The selections he will recite arc
scenes from The Rivals" and "Hamlet'
The Raven" by Poe, Will be rendered with
descriptive music.
4 Masonic service vii be held in st. James
Methodist Episcopal Church to-morro"
evening under the auspices Of Harlem
Lodge No. 4j7, Frederick w Knapp, maSteI'
Bunting Lodge No. Gj. Wallace l.. ReeI'
Master, aud Gavel Lodge No. 7o5' George
II. Taylor, master, and they VIII be esc''
cd by Constantine Commandery' 30 90
Frederick p. Han mond, Z. :.
The Emanuel Brotherhood will hold an
entertainment and grand rally meeting Tor
Young men only in the auditorium ot tHe
Hebrew Technical School for Girls to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock. The main feat
q
DR. I /. Felnberg, president OF the Boarc
Of Coroners. The Brotherhood orches'Ia'
couposed Of tWenty-eight pieces, VIII rem
der selections. This affair Is the nrst OF
series Of large meetings 20 be held from
time 20 time with the idea OF helping 70
establish d high moral and social stahua'o'
DR. Robert stuart Macarthur, pastor
emeritus of Calvary Baptist Church VINO
has been absent about two months supply
ing the pulpit OF the Atlanta Taoernac!s
Rantist Church, DR.. Len q. Broughtoh,
nastor. returns TO New York to-day ana
will occupy his own pulpit at both services
Tomorrow. These Will be the last sermons
he will preach prior to his departure on
special mission IN behalf OF Baptis.s II
Russia. He sails this coming week ana ca
poets 90 be absent until spring HIS ou'les
as president Of the Worlds Baptist Alliance
will take him on a tour from Russia u the
Orient and so or around the worla'
The Rev. Dr. Charles Reynolds Bro"h'
dean of the Yale Divinity School, VIII de-
liver the first Of four sermons to-norro" d'
the chapel OF the Union theological semi
nary on the three following Sunday morn
,ros Or Brown will also be IN the pulpit
on January : and the three following sun
davs the Rev DR.. Albert Parker FITCH
rresidert Of Andover Theological Seminary
vii nreach in the chapel DR.. Brown pres
idant Of Union Theological Seminary salo
YESTERDAY: I'VE have made no EFFORT 10
draw any persons away from their own
,,,-cbes. The service has also been heid
-, an hour when IL does not conflict with
that al Columbia University. when Is IN
the afternoon"
DR.. Brown also announced series 0.
.,~bt lectures ON The Religion ana
rbourht OF Ancient Egypt" 10 be delivered
in March by Professor James II. Breasted
., chicago University. which will be free 10
the public.
Bishop Greer has announced a rneelH9'
., which an archdeacon from the aFcHued-
,,,,,r,, ~ Kew York will be elected to take
nIsca A. SYNOD Hall. on the grounds OF the
ro,badral og ST. John the Divine On THURS
a.. Dacamber IA. 4 letter has been sent 70
oil EnlscopaI clergy IN charge OF parishes
~ missions IN the arehdeaconry win IN
s,-r,tions 10 elect three lay delegates TO De
1-asart a, the meeting. The work under
,oLor will be largely Of the reorgahl|@1io"
= IL archdeaconry. Besides the selecuon
- an archdeacon. a secretary VIII Dc
and several committees appointeu'