New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-17

coming to these addresses have taken steps
toward an organized support OF ME-
Chapln's Sunday work In New York.
Az Calvary Baptist Church the SER
mon topics at II a. m. and .. m. to-
morrow will be The Coming People ana
THE Backward People" The Rev. Dr.
John T.. White. pastor OF the Second Sap-
list Church. Atlanta, VIII De the Prea Srsat
Baptist conventions IN session IN fniid-
delphia
THE Highest Learning" will Do the SUD-
ject of DR.. George p Eckman's sermon TO-
morrow morning in St Paups Methodist
Episcopal Church. The evening TOPIC VIII
be "A Vision OF God.
At Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Dr. MacRossie will occupy the pulpit at
the morning service tomorrow; the Rev.
W. II. Vaughn In the evening.
The Rev Archey Decatur Ball viii preach
tomorrow morning and evening at st.
James's Methodist Episcopal Church.
DR. Charles 7. Goodell, OF Calvary Meth
odist Episcopal Church, among his en-
gagements on his Southern trip. VIII give
the baccalaureate address at the gradual.
ing exercises of Vanderbilt University, AT
Nashville, Tenn. He will also ADDRESS tno
annual convention of Southern ministers
of the Methodist Church. 10 be held next
week in the same city.
At the Collegiate Church Of 81. Nicholas,
the Rev. Malcolm James Macleod. minis
fer. the Rev. Arthur Frederick Mabon win
preach both morning and evening to-mor-
row.
Next weeks schedule Of outdoor evan
gelistic meetings under the auspices OF the
National Bible Institute. No. 15s Fifth ave-
nue.. includes the holding OF sixty-one dis
tinct services Beginning tomorrow a
Sunday afternoon evargelistic meeting VIII
be held regularly at Printing House Square
~ n m Since the outdoor evangelistic
meetings began. in April. 256 services nave
been held with an attendance, by count, oi
5o325. The latter part or this SIT noh he still
further Increased and the force or WORK,
ers will he augmented by the coming OF
Paul Hutchinson and c. r. ForesInan, VIM
have lust been graduated from Lafayette
University.
on Monday morning. June -. at 10 O'CLOCK
the first conference OF the seventh season
tent omen air and shop campaign VIII Dc
held AZ the headquarters OF the evangelisuc
oo,,,,,ittea Of New York. At the weekly
Nondav conferences reports are mace py
workers. and frequently converts rom nc ~.
direrent centres are present 20 tesuly. Oh
Friday mornings the ume r,rf SPtbn a -a "a
nraver. Friday conferences VIII NO 'V
sur1ed next week also.
A. the Metropolitan Temple the pastor
Or John Wesley Hill. will occupy the pull
nj, morning and evening tomorrow; Il
a. m, The Great Coronation p H.
Flag Day exercises: suo1ect OF E serahoi''
The Meaning and MISSION Oh INC no
Al the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church the pastor, the Rev. Or. Cleland
B. McAfee. breaches in the morning on
THE Practice OF Doctrine"
DR. Newell Dwight Hills will speak al
the Labor Temple tomorrow night. The
Labor Temple chorus will sing under the
direction Of Alfred Hallam. G.. Scott Hun
ter will give an organ recital at go O'Clock
and AT T.. o'clock Lewis william Armstrong
will rive a musical lecture recital on
Scotland in Song and story Or' T.
Stagg Within, secretary OF the Prison he
form Association, will speak al me open
forum ar the Labor Temple on Iuesoay
Charles Ferguson will address the mass
meeting OF the West Side Young Men
Christian Association tomorrow afternoon
az o'clock on The Christian RevoluCon
Its Present This IS me seconu ., q, d
10 deliver In the lobby Of the ASSOCIATION
building. All men interested are cordially
invited 70 attend.
OF
Albert Parker Fitch, president Of Andover
Theological Seminary. will preach al Il ana
O'Clock
General William Booth, founder OF the
Salvation Army and now in his eighty
second year, sends word from London that
he will come TO America this fall He
writes that he is intensely Interested In
and busly laooring for London social con-
ditions, especially among the extreme poor,
but thar he must once more inspect his
army In America.
DR. Houghton will preach at the Church
OF the TRANSPORTATION tomorrow.
At the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow Or. Caughey will preach his sixth
anniversary sermon. There will be a boys
cadet corps service IN the evening
At the night workers service on sunday
morning at 2:SO o'clock in St. Pauis
Chapel, Vesey street and Broadway, fun
choral service will be given quartet
composed Of Miss Edna May Romaine.
soprano; Miss jamie Murray Fyfe, con-
tralto; William Fullerton. tenor, and
George Valentine Ellery, barytone, will
sing "Hark, Hark, Ny Sour Chadwick
and In Humble Faith and Holy Love
OGarretD. The male choir, under the direc-
ton Of Mr.. Ellery, will chant the re-
sponses and sing Shippers "Magnihcat
Herbert D. Hodgson, organist at these SER
vices, will give a short organ recital pre-
cedlng the service. The Rev. william
Montague Geer. the vicar will preach
The Rev. Newell Dwight Hills will
preach ar Plymouth Church. Brooklyn, to-
morrow morning. There will be no even-
ing service.