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

| Methodist Episcopal Church. An inbefess-
ing programme has been arranged. open
ing with the singing Of America" re-
markab BILE series Of open air rallies held
during the week closes this evening with
the grand mass meeting in Union Square
beginning at o'clock. Evangs>lists from
all centres will speak. The National staff
Band OF the Salvation Army will furnish
music. There will also be singing by the
mems quartet. consisting OF Professor b.
F. Butts, Professor L. w. Armstrong.
Harry NJ Ross and Walter Hanson. There
will be three rallies Sunday afternoon. At
3 o'clock the Kings Daughters viii hold
a union meeting Of the Eve nsighborhood
circles formed In connection with the tent
work OF the Evangelistic Committee OF
New York City, IN the tent at lSsth street
and st. AIMS avenue (Bronx) Evangelist
Mark 3. Williams will preach and there
Will be -aort addresses BY Mas L. w.
Armstrong. Mrs. z. w. McEgan. Miss
Alice NJ. GamiIn and others. Al For'
George all the speakers and singers VIII
assemble at $50 to assist Mr.. and Mrs.
Norris Schiffert in the closing exerclseA
At o'clock the Rev Samuel e. Gordis no
will offciate at the Spanish aly In Cal
vary Baptist Church, 9th street. near Sev-
enth avenue. DR. A. F. Schauf.l Ter. chair
man OF the executive commitsee Of the
/ Evangelstic Committee Of New York City
will preside at the converts ay In Car
negie Hall. on Monday even dns next
Among those TO participate In the pro-
grsmme Will be DR. Frank Mas On North.
the Rev z. s. Holloway. the tev. c. z.
Reisner, and other well-known ciergymen
Of several denominations. The E'!augelistic
Chorus directed by Professor BENJAMIN
Franklin Butts. will sing What Are These
! That Are Arrayed." by sta4ner. and the
new Peace Anthem" by George Gran. jr
/ This Is the first rendering in tt1ls city Of
this anthem, which has received the hearty
/ Endorsement OF President Taft Admiral
Togo, General Frederick D. Grant and
many officials Of the Peace Sodety.
Rutgers Presbyterian Church opens i1
doors tomorrow morning after q month
devoted TO general repairs. Tie evening
services including the mid-week gather
ings, will be resumed the first of October.
The minister Of this church, be Rev. On
/ William Hiram Foulkes. who recently came
from the Pacific Coast. will occnpy his pul-
( pit tomorrow morning, giving a message
/ upon The Standard OF Life" During the
summer DR. FouIkes has been. in and out
OF the city. living with his family al Ny
ack-on-H Hudson. He also attended the
Mortified and the Stony Brook confs rem
ces, and has become permanently identified
with the latter, OF which the Rev. DR.. John
T. Carson OF Brooklyn, moderator sof the
General Assembly, is president. The fall
work Of the Rutgers Church VIII carry out
the plans Of the pastor and officers. includ-
ing aggressive evangelistic work and In
creasing activity in the Sunday schools On
Sunday morning, the nth OF this month
Gypsy Smith will occupy the pulpit of Rut-
gers Church on his way to the Pacific
Coast in an extensive campaign arranged
by Dr.. FouIkes.
AZ the Metropolitan Temple tomorrow
the Pastor, Or. John Wesley Hill who
has returned from MS vacation. will preach
morning and evening. Communion &and re-
ception OF new members will take place at
the morning service. The Doctors subject
will be The Faithful Friend" In the
evening DR.. Hill will preach on Wanted:
A Man" The chorus. under the direc-
ton OF Carl ". Hamilton, OF Yale. will
sing morning and evening
/ The subject OF the lesson-seruon in the
| Christian Science churches tomorrow Will
be Substance"
At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church
the Rev J. Wilbur Chapman Will preach
at both the morning and evening services
| tomorrow.
The Rev DR.. Titon has returned from
his vacation in New Hampshire and will
preach both morning and evening al the
Lenox Avenue Collegiate Reformed Church.
His morning subject will be Back Again
al the Kings Gate" and In the evening
The Note Of the Heroic"
Dr. Madison c. Peters will begin to-rnor-
row to supply. until further notice, the pull
pit OF the Pilgrim Church His subjects to-
morrow will be: Il a. n. why Have the
People Fallen Away from the Chu-chesr
8 D. m, THE Kind OF Church That VIII
Get the People"
The Harlem Presbyterian Church Cthe
Rev. DR.. John Lyon Caughey. PASTOR.
which has Joined With other Harlem
/ churches in holding union summer services,
will reopen for regular worship tomorrow.
The pastor will preach both morning and
evening. with the following subjects: II
a. m Gods Good Providence; s .. m.
"A Man Who Walked With Cod" The
latter is the first In a series OF evening
sermons on the theme. Some Obscure Old
Testament Characters and What They
Teach Us for To-day"
At Grace Church the Rev. William 3.
Eddy viii preach at Il a. m. AMI D. m.
tomorrow There will be outdoor pulpit
services In the garden south OF the church
q on Wednesday and Friday at 1870 O'Clock.
AT John Street Methodist Episcopal
Church the regular order OF services will
be resumed tomorrow, morning and even
ing. This being the mother church OF
American Methodism, II offers special at
fractions 70 Methodist strangers visiting
the city. The pastor, the Rev. DR.. L. r.
streeter. will preach at both services
with the passing OF Labor Day the Ma
tlonal Bible Institute enters on the last
stage OF its outdoor evangelistic campaign.
Constant endorsements are expected 10
the corps Of speakers and workers until
the middle Of October, when the meetings
will close, and Il is hoped that the closing
weeks OF the campaign may be productive
/ Of more results than any other period. A
remarkable fact IN connection With the
VOL, OF the last week has been the man
mar IN which the meetings have been main
ta,ned. although many Of the workers have