New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-19
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The popular midsummer services at the
st. Nicholas Collegiate Church are attract
ing good sized congregations The Rev.
DR.. Daniel Hoffman Martin is the preacher.
His topic tomorrow morning will be who
Holds the Keys Of the Kingdom Of
Heaven" Sunday evening DR.. Martin will
speak on Sins Monotonous Programme"
IN which he will show the limited resources
OF Satan in providing anything new, each
generation Of evildoers treading tho same
stale paths.
At the Madison Avenue Baptist Church
| the Rev. Frederick w. Hagar will preach
at the morning and evening services to-
morrow. His subject in the morning will
be THE Christian Confidence" and his
evening topic, THE Nature OF True Re-
| ligion." The services will be held in San
I ders Hail, parish house. adjoining the
| church.
The subject Of tho lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
be Mind" and the golden text psalm
xxxiil ID. THE counsel OF the Lord stand
eth forever. the thoughts OF his heart to
all generations"
The pastor evangelist, the Rev. DR.. II.
NJ. Wharton, will continue his meetings in
Tent Evangel at 1890 q m, $3.50 and s
p. m. tomorrow, also every night next
week, closing on Sunday, August q. The
Rev. Dr. J. Wilbur Chapman Is expected
/ to be the preacher In Tent Evangel during
| the closing week. ending Sunday Septem-
Der g. The Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton and
/ the superintendent, the Rev. G. w. Nc
/ Pherson. will conduct open air preaching at
the noon hour In front OF the Stock Ex-
change. also In Broad street. near Beaver
street. At Tent Evangel Hall George r.
/ Stair viii continue his work nightly up to
/ September 4. The work in both Mission
Hall and Tent Evangel during the summer
is proving TO be unusually successful.
From 1000 to 1900 boys and girls each
week are receiving Gospel instruction at
the children's meetings held by the Evan
gelistic Committee Of New York City.
This branch OF tho work is under the spe-
/ cial direction of Horace r. Baker, a
Princeton student. who Is having marked
success IN appealing to boys on the lines
OF manly religious thought Meetings for
children are held In connection with the
/ centres for Italians, Bohemians, Scandi-
navians. Films and Swedes as we'll as in
/ centres for English speaking people, either
white or black. Mrs Benjamin f. Butts
IS in charge OF the Italian tent at l86th
street and Hughes avenue; Mrs. Harry
Ross, OF the Finnish-Swedish tent, at 18th
street and ST. AIMS avenue; Mrs. Richard
| Hartley. Of tho Bohemian English tent, at
eth street and First avenue, and Miss
| Elizabeth Mllar, OF the Union tent at
/ Home street and Westchester avenue
Other meetings for italian children are
held by the committee in the missions at
| llth street and Hath street, near First
avenue. Special services for the Bohemians
! held by the Evangelistic Committee OF
New York City In the tent at Eth street and
/ First avenue are being closed with meet
ings OF converts last evening and tonight
in the Bohemian church. near by: English
: services in the same tent began last night,
I with preaching by the Rev +. L. Smiley
! the Rocky Mountain evangelist. II. d.
/ Sheldon succeeds DR.. Smiley in the tent at
18th street. near Seventh avenue. On Mon
| day morning the open conference Of the
Evangellstic Committee will be addressed
| by the Rev. DR.. George William Carter,
general secretary OF the New York Bible
| Society. The committee distributes large
numbers Of Gospels. Testaments and Bibles
in English and foreign languages. furnished
| by the Bible Society. Last Monday morn
| ing the speaker was the Rev, DR.. Judson
Swift, general secretary OF the American
/ Tract Society Fifty thousand tracts have
been printed especially for the Evangel-
istic Committee for distribution in all cen
tres.
At Grace Church tho Rev. Frederick
Edwards, rector OF St James's Church. Mil
waukee WIS., will be the preacher at the
II o'clock services and at s p. m. the Rev.
! william 3. Eddy. MONDAY service will be
| conducted from the outdoor pulpit In the
| garden south Of the church on Wednesday
| and Friday, at 1880 p. m.
On tho roof of the Esd street 7. NJ. c. A.
! tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock r. j.
/ Gantz, Instructor and lecturer on sales
manship, will speak to men on the subject.
1.-THE Christian In the Business World"
This is practical subject. treated by a
man experienced in the ways OF business.
Miss Josephine Hills, violinist. will rem
der several selections.
The Rev. DR.. Peter II. Miliken will
preach in the Marble Collegiate Church at
both services tomorrow. His subject for
the morning is ''why Serve God?" and for
tho evening, Decision"
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols Will preach
tomorrow morning as usual.
AT Grace Methodist Episcopal Church the
subjects for tomorrow will be: II a. m.
The Price OF Liberty; D. m, The
Meaning Of Life"
The Rev DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor OF the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
| Church, will preach tomorrow morning at
II o'clock in Earl Hall. Columbia Univer-
sity, on 1.-THE Spirit OF Adoption
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church, in
Central Park West. there will be a morn
Ing service only, at II o'clock. tomorrow.
in the chapel. The Rev. Boyd McCleary
will preach.
At All Souls Church the union service
of the Now York Unitarian churches will
he conducted by the Rev. Leon A. Harvey.
His subject will DO THE Unity OF the
Great Religions"
| AT the union services Of the lafayette
Avenue Presbyterian and Clinton Avenue
AL IN Ia
favette Avenue Church. the Rev. DR.. John
n Tuttle pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. York, Penn, will preach tomorrow
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