New-York tribune., 1912-03-02
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
Men and Religion Movement Conducting inquiries IN Ihs C'y
AIonu Nine Different Lines.

r. Manning, will occupy the chair. Mrs
Archibald Alexander will be the chief
speaker of the occasion, and the Rev
Charles p. Tinker. chaplain Of the City
Prison, will take part I'm the dlscussi2n
The first report Of this society was printed
in December of last year. and while the
work is practically only in its beginning 1t
shows that more than two hundred girls
have been brought to the attention OF
those interested In the active WORK Of the
organization, and that these COL inue IN
close touch with nearly two-thirds of that
number. The Church Mission of Help
deals primarily, but not solely. with the
wayward girl of the Episcopal Church.
Among It's efforts in her behalf are visits
10 such as are confined in state institu-
tons and continuance of these visits ana
general supervision when they leave.
"big sister" is provided for each girl who
assists her to find employment and con-
meets her when possible with a parish near
her new home.
Cecil Delsle Burns. former professor OF
philosophy in the College of Rome ana
lecturer for the University Extension So
ciety Of England. will deliver the ADDRESS
In the meeting house OF the Society Tor
Ethical Culture tomorrow morning, mis-
subject being ''Maeterlincks Mysticism
Alfred w Martin will continue In the
evening the discussion of the teachings
Of Jesus" In this lecture he Will deal WIN
the sources of information, giving some
account Of the origin OF the earliest gos-
ncIs. the story OF the discovery Of the
earliest existing manuscripts and those
discovered within the last decade and the
! important light they throw on the subject
AT the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church to-
morrow evening a meeting viii be held un-
der the auspices of the international Feace
/ Forum. at which addresses will be maze
! BY Henry Clews, General H. T. Topskyan
| and Charles A. Tovne.
! How Shall the Jew Meet Attack VIII
he the subject of the address TO De given
/ by Dr.. stephen S. Wise before the free
/ Synagogue at Carnegie Hall tomorrow
morning. The address will deal with THE
PLANT Of the Wandering jew" and will
! consider among other things the so-called
hvoersensitiveness Of the Jew 10 criucisnl
The innovation of the short organ re-
! cital preceding the regular morning SER
vice meets with popular favor among the
members OF the Washington Heights Bap-
tist Church. The pastor the Rev Dr.
| Harold Pattison. is greatly pleased with its
success The size of the morning congre-
! cation has been greatly increased.
! At st. PauTs Chapel. Trinity Parish. next
! Tuesday noon, the sacred cantata- The
Darkest Hour by Harold Moore, will he
sung.
| At the Church of the Heavenly Rest, NO.
! 551 Fifth avenue the rector wishes 10 an
nounce that beginning with Sunday, March
3. the hour of the evening service VIII De
changed from s o'clock TO o'clock in the
afternoon. This change is made In the
hope that il will meet the needs not only
of those who have been attending the
o'clock service but large number Tor
whom attendance at this later service is
impossible.
DIR. Carter. Of the Madison Avenue Re-
formed Church. 5uh street and Madison
avenue. will preach again in his pulpit toi
the first time since his Illness. tomorrow
morning The subject of his sermon VIII
he Decrease and Increase in Spiritual
Things" In the evening the choir viii
give RossinTs "Stabat Mater" with Mrs
Lucy Marsh Gordon as soprano Mrs
Josephine Millham Andrews as conualto