New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
The Bowery Mission will celebrate its
| thirty-second anniversary on wednesday,
| November S. Miss Fanny Crosby VIII be
: present. Miss Crosby was one OF the frSt
workers in the mission, and In former years
attended it's annual meetings regularly and
contributed an appropriate poem. 1t was
after one of the nightly meetings of the
mission, where sho had witnessed a won
| derful case of conversion. that she wrote
her famous hymn, Rescue the Perishing."
At Tent Evangel Hall the Rev. c. w.
| Mcpherson and Mrs. Moran, OF New YORK,
| will speak at p. IN. tomorrow. On Mon
day the Rev. T.. s. Holloway, pastor of
Hope Baptist Church, and on Tuesday the
Rev. Robert MacIntyre, of Calvary Baptist
! Church. will speak. 1t is hoped that the
Rev. Dr. Paul Spencer. pastor of the
| Church of the Strangers, will speak on the
9th The Rev. DR.. Ross and the Deaconess'
Training school OF tho Anity Baptist
Church will conduct a special service OH
the 10Th.
| A new feature in music has been intro
|
duced at the Church Of the Incarnation.
Henri Conrad will play every Sunday after
noon at the o'clock service.
The services in Christs Mission will be
| resumed tomorrow afternoon. Bishop
Robert L. RUDOLF Of the Reformed Episco-
pal Church and a member OF the board
Of trustees. will preach, his subject being
1.-THE High Priesthood OF Christ The
Rev Albert 4. King, of Christ Mission,
who is also a trustee Of the mission, will
be present TO take part Tho Rev. Manuel
Fernando, the converted Spanish priest,
who is doing missionary work I'm Porto
Rico 1t is expected will come and take
| charge of the work of Christs Mission
until q permanent successor to the Kew.
James \. O'Connor is secured.
The Rev. DR. Walter Buchanan, pastor
Of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian Church,
will preach tomorrow evening on the sub
iect. "our Beloved Physician" A sermon
Cor doctors and patients. Physicians are
especially invited. There Will be special
musical programmes at both services
! Frank lectures for men on sex hygiene
! given in language adapted to the ldity
will be a feature of the Sunday afternoon
work this winter at the West Side Young
Mems Christian Association DIR. Louis T.
Welzmiller, physical director, who is In
charge. has arranged the lectures in "a
three weeks course, so that the SUBJECT
can be thoroughly covered in both its per-
sonal and social aspects.
Getting n New Grip" is the subject
Mary Etheridge r. Chaplin will speak on
tomorrow afternoon in the Berkeley The
atre.
Or. Jowott. of the Fifth Avenue Presby-
terrain Church has felt it necessary TO in
SORT the following suggestive notice in the
weekly calendar distributed at the services
of the church: we desire TO make very
Urgent appeal TO the seat holders OF this
church. The number OF late corners is
seriously interfering with the order and
impressiveness Of the early part Of the SER
vice. Grave difficulty is also experienced
in seating the many visitors who desire to
have fellowship IN our service. 1t is very
/ desirable. and indeed imperative, that this
should be altered. IL can quite easily be
done if all our seat holders will he in their
places before the service begins. This will
conduce to the reverence and fruitfulncss
of worship and Will be for the good Of
everybody"
"The way Of Initiation" will be the
theme of the opening services Of the We
danta Society at their rooms tomorrow
afternoon Dr. Alexander J. McIvor-Tyn-
dali. the English psychologist, will be the
speaker.
At Grace Church beginning tomorrow
the o'clock service will be n traditional
cathedral service. fully choral, with an
them, but no sermon.
At the West End Collegiate Church at
the afternoon service tomorrow Dr. Cobb
will speak on Individual Immortality" and
will set over against the argument of Pro-
fessor Verworm in lis lecture at Columbia
| University the testimony OF two scientists
of the highest standing in England and
America.
According TO the advance sheets Of the
annual report Of the New York Bible So
cicty for the year closing September 30
! lsi go volumes of Scripture, In forty lam
| lugccS. have been circulated by the So
cley during the last year. The dis
trlbution in the city department Is the
ilargest on record. In addition "a supply
ing more than one hundred missionaries
and pastors with Scripture to be used by
them in homes hospitals. prisons and other
ii.stiigtious To the number Of ninety seven,
ls,eciaI work has been undertaken this
wear i'm the direction Of furnishing Bibles
for hotels aud lodging houses. over ten
thousand volumes have been placed IN the
transient guest rooms Of sixty hotels
/ while two Bibles IN metal wall racks have
hc,n provided for each Of ninety-two lods-
ing houses
Tomorrow morning at Carnegie Hall the
address Lefore the Free Synagogue VIII be
| t-1..,.a tI,u.rd CrIuga WIN