New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-08

Last Sunday a new centre Tor open AR
meetings was established in connection
with the union services In Harlem, where
six neighboring churches have united Tor
the summer At 7:30 o'clock each sunday
evening during July the Evangelistic COM
mittee will hold meetings in front OF the
Mount Morris Baptist Church. Fifth ave-
nue., near l27th street. the Rev DR.. Joel Is.
Slocum, pastor. During August the SER
vices move 10 the space in front OF the
New York Presbyterian Church, at Seventh
avenue and 18th street. The music is led
by cornet and chorus.
At the Chapel Of the Intercession. Trinity
Parish, there will be services with sermon,
at Ii a. H. and D. m. The Rev. A 5.
Winslow breaches at both services.
At the Scotch Presby terrain Church there
will be services at II a. m. and 8 D. m. Mr..
/ McCleary Will preach both morning and
evening. At 1890 o'clock in the morning
will be a twenty-minute service for young
people. A devotional meeting will be held
on Wednesday evening at 5 o'clock.
The Marble Collegiate Church is always
open and is attended as usual by large
! numbers of strangers from all parts of the
country DR.. Allen, pastor for strangers.
will preach tomorrow. II a. M, Does IL
Pay?" D. m, Branded Christs Slave"
AT the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Edward 5. Raston, OF the Second
Reformed Church, Poushkeepsie, N. T.,
will preach.
Two interesting services will be held to-
morrow morning and evening in the Metro
politan Temple, with DR.. Dubois II. Loux
as preacher The morning theme will be
Hilltop Cheer and IN the evening Our
Splendid Friends" The sum Of $500 has
been offered DR.. Hill and DR.. Loux as
part Of $4,000 70 found the Metropolitan
Temple L. 3. Grant Industrial Fund, the
story of which will be told at the evening
service.
Although the intense heat Of the last
week, coming in connection with the holi-
day caused a temporary cessation OF the
outdoor evangelistic meetings held under
| the auspices of the National Bible lnsti-
| tute, the Gospel campaign was resumed on
Wednesday at all the regular outdoor
| points. Noon meetings are now being held
at Madison Square Union Square, Printing
! House Square. Sixth avenue and 18th street
and Sixth avenue and 3lst street The
Printing House Square meeting. which has
been attracting so much attention from the
| frequenters of Park Row, is under the d.
rection of Z. G. Foresman, Of Lafayette
| College, and some OF the most prominent
| business men in the vicinity are addressing
! the gatherings.
| The Rev. Dr. Walter Duncan Buchanan,
pastor Of the Fourth Avenue Presbyterian
! Church holding services IN Earl Hall, Co.
! lumbia University, will preach tomorrow
morning on The Least Commandment"
] The music will include Beethoven's "Crea'
{ ton Hymn" and a contralto solo, But the
Lord IS Mindful of His own by Men
dessohn.
Hope Baptist Church will remain open
all summer. The Rev +. 5. Holloway,
pastor will preach tomorrow, morning
/ and evening.
At Christ Church. Brooklyn. there will
he no change in the services during the
summer except that the summer sunday
/ school, at p. m, viii take the place OF
/ the regular Sunday school. The teachers
have received vacation One person talks
70 the whole school. using stereopticon
views Nathaniel Inch Will speak to-m0r-
row concerning the recent experiences of
! Christians in Alaska, using stereopticon
views. The rector. the Rev. William
Sheafe Chase. will preach at 1915 a. m. and
the Rev. Reginald Heber Scott NJ 7:i5 p. m.
There will be communion at a. m.
The Rev L. W. Munhall will preach in
the Path street Tent Evangel tomorrow at
II a m. also at $50 and p. m. and
every night next week. The Rev. Dr.. j.
( Wilbur Chapman will begin in Tent Evan
gel a three days series of meetings on
Sunday, July 16 The preachers at Wall
ana Broad streets during the last week
have been the Rev. @. W. Mcpherson, SUI
perintendent: the Rev L. ". Munhall and
the Rev II. Grattan DOckrell. Services
will be held at this point and just below
the curb brokers, in Broad street, neal
| Reaver street, once week all summer
Ar Tent EvangeI Hall. on Eighth avenue
the Rev. Thomas Houston. the Scotch
evangelist. will begin A three weeks series
of meetings to-mOri ow night. The work In
this hall is very prosperous.
From to 7:so is known as Pleasant Sun
day Afternoon at the sd Street Young
Mems Christian Association. Alfred o
Washburn speaks on the roof. Mrs. NJ. l.
F2rber sings. The Sunday luncheon in the
clubroom and the Sunday song service In
the lobby make the afternoon especially
attractive to strangers.
Mes Forum will meet for this week a
D. m, Dr. Walter Laidlaw chairman. The
subject will be The Congestion OF Popula-
ton and Current legislation There viii
also be On interesting list of speakers.
AT the Madison Avenue Methodist Epis-
copal Church tomorrow morning there will
he preaching by the Rev. William b. oliver
on Joseph, the Man Who Faiie1 Of Flee
ton"
The Rev F. Ernest Johnson will preach
the second sermon in the series on The
Greed of Jesus" tomorrow morning at Il
o'clock at st. Paurs Methodist Episcopal
Church.
The subject of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow viii
be Sacrament"
DR.. ]. Wilbur Chapman. the wide world
evangelist" who has recently returned to
this country from remarkable evangel-
istic tour Of the Old World. will begin a
series Of meetings tomorrow at the Mad
ison Avenue Baptist Church, the morning
service beginning at Il o'clock and the
evening service at o'clock. Arrangements
have been made with Dr. Chapman for five
I SUNDAYS.