New-York tribune., 1911-12-02


tomorrow evening. The subject to be con-
sidered is a better protection for the girls
ard young women of our country and the
young women from foreign shores upon
their arrival In our city and IN travelling
from one city to another, fifty thousand of
whom. II is estimated disappear yearly.
Ex-Congressman William s. Bennett Will
preside. Frank +. Blessing, the field sec
reetary OF the Travellers Aid Society will
relate Incidents I'm the lives of many young
women and girls who have been safeguard
ed from avarlce and criminal intention by
the timely assistance of women workers.
The Tent Eyangel Hall will complete the
frs, wear of it's history on Monday, De-
cember IS when special anniversary SER
vice will be held.
AT the Church OF the Incarnation at IL
O'Clock Tomorrow the Rev Howard c. Rob-
bins will he instituted as rector Of the
parish by Bishop Greer The senior war
den, Francis Lynde Stetson, will present the
KEYS Of the church TO the rector. The dean
Of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, the
Rev. Dr. William NJ. Grosvenor, was insti-
tuted as rector OF this parish by the late
Bishop Potter exactly sixteen years ago.
At the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church the
Rev. Dr. Addison Moore will preach to-mOr-
row morning at II o'clock on THE Failure
OF Religion to save an Ancient CIVILIZATION
In the evening, at o'clock, there Will be
special address on international and In
dustrial Peace" by Harry Phillips, of Lon
don.
Special Thanksgiving Day music Will be
rendered at the Metropolitan Temple to-
morrow by the large vested choir under the
direction of Professor Edward Kinney. The
sermon by Or. Dubois II. Loux, the assocl-
ate pastor will be in keeping with the
music
The Sunday evening monthly musical ser
vices at the Brooklyn Baptist Temple have
been changed from tine last 10 the first Sun
day night OF each month Tall Esen Nor
gan and his Temple choir Of two hundred
voices will give an elaborate programme or
Thanksgiving music tomorrow evening.
"The strike of the Brckmakers' will be
the subject of an address by Harry Phillips,
of London. tomorrow afternoon at the
Labor Temple
The first Sunday evening service OF the
season at ST. Mark's-in-t the Bouwerie will
be held tomorrow, when the preacher will
be the rector OF the Emmanuel Church,
Boston. the Rev. DR. Ellwood Worcester.
His subject will be "The Christian Religion
as Healing Power"
Women particularly interested in foreign
missions held a Thanksgiving service In the
! FIFTH Avenue Presbyterian Church yester-
day. The service was arranged by the con-
! tinuation committee OF the Womens Jubilee
| of last year, which Jubilee celebrated the
hftieth anniversary Of organized effort by
women for foreign missions The Jubilee
also secured i'm its national campaign about
$500 900 10 advance foreign work. At the
meeting Yesterday IT was announced that
the stint set for last year Of S1,000,O 900 for
foreign missions will be reached by the
close of the current month without doubt
The aim of the committee is to make every
woman IN every church a member of mis-
" the world within the last few months
new members to the number Of two thou
! sand have been enrolled. Practically every
| religious body i'm New York was represent
I ed at the service yesterday by women Of
action and leadership.