New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-07
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

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GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
At the Church Of the Holy Communion
the Rev. DR.. ii. p. Lyman Wheaton will
preach tomorrow morning. Robert B. b.
Foote will be the speaker at the after
noon children's service and in the even
ing. The Rev. Pietro Griglio will address
a French service at 3:l5 o'clock.
At Temple Emanuel the regular fes-
tival services Of the season will be held,
beginning September II and continuing
through October g. The School for Re-
ligious instruction will be open on Sun.
day, September %, at 10 o'clock.
The subject Of the lesson-sermon In the
Christian Science churches tomorrow
will be Man" and the golden text
psalm "a, 81, 20 taste, and see that the
Lord is good: blessed Is the man that
trusteth in him."
At the West End Collegiate Church the
Rev. Thomas Mcbride Nichols will
preach at 40 o'clock tomorrow after
noon.
Scarcely has the last load of trunks OF
the delegates TO the Mortified CONFER
ences departed before the many buildings
of the seminary campus begin to fill with
girls over $50 OF them. from Il foreign
countries and q states, and at Mount
Hermon, the boys school, the high water
mark is reached, with $50 students from
"a foreign countries and SO states. THIS
makes II a record for the Northneld
schools In numbers, for by the END or
the year over 1900 different students VIII
have received instruction. The building
record Is also encouraging; three new
halls are coming to fill long felt needs In
tho two schools. At Mortified. Gould
Hall. a dormitory for 100 girls. greatly
increases the capacity. Kenarden Hall.
the new administration building. brings
all the scattered executive offices to-
gether, and the complete remodelling OK
Marquand Hall practically offers new
dormitory TO 10 girls. At Mount Hermon
the Schaufier Memorial Library gives
ample space TO the present collection
which had been cramped for several years
In Recitation Hall.
Although the General Conference closed
August 49, the interest and enthusiasm
were SO great In the meetings that Mr..
Moody decided 10 continue the Bible
study and addresses until the opening OF
the schools These special lectures have
been largely attended and will probably
be continued In the future, so that now
II can be said that the visitor can hnd
Bible study at Northheid all the year
round without break.
And even now another conference OF
Young Mems Christian Association sec
retaries is converting at the Mortified
Hotel, with DR.. John r. Mott. OF New
York City, who starts on October for
a tour of the world. He will hold a series
of conferences and will spend most of
his time in India, japan and China
A notable feature OF the converts rally
TO be held by the Evangelistic Committee
Of New York City In Carnegie Hall on
Monday evening, September Is, will be the
large number OF churches Of various de-
nominations represented in the rounding
up of the seasons work. Through their
young people societies, brotherhoods and
other departments, no fewer than los
churches have co-operated with the COM
mittee in the open-air meetings usually
held on Sunday evenings, generally In the
immediate neighborhood OF church, in
many cases on the church grounds. A rep
resentative OF the Men and Religious
Movement who has been collecting sta
tistics volunteers the Information that
the percentage OF malo attendants in the
Harlem churches during the summer rose
from % to 40 after the outdoor evening
services held in that section.
At the New York Temple Of Modern
Spiritualism the Rev. Dr. Richard f.
Schleusner, by special request. will speak
OH 'Spiritualism and Socialism" to-mor-
row evening at s o'clock.
The Rev. Dr. g Edward Young, pastor
OF Bedford Presbyterian Church, Brook
Ign, arrived last Monday from Europe and
went at once to join HIS family at their
summer home, Savage Den, on the Lake
Of Bays. in Northern Ontario, Canada.
Dr. Young will return in time TO preach
I'm Bedford Presbyterian Church to-mor-
row. when he will make reference to OBJ
servations he has made abroad. where he
studied at oxford University In the Sum-
mer School of Theology. hearing lectures
by scholars from many lands or tho most
recent Developments In philosophy and re-
ligion, and also at Cambridge University,
where he was one OF six hundred from
over a dozen nations engaged In studying
and discussing science and literature and
the constitution and history Of the British
Empire, with lectures by the empires
most eminent men. DR.. Young preached
and gave addresses In London and CAM
bridge.
The Rev. DR.. Harold Pattison, pastor
OF the Washington Heights Baptist
Church. will preach tomorrow at both
services.
The Rev. DIR. Edgar Tilton. jr., who
has been spending the summer at Lake
Spofford, N. H.. has returned to the city
and will occupy his pulpit in the Reformed
Church of Harlem tomorrow morning
and evening.
Christ and Social Injustice" will be the
theme OF the sermon at the St Nicholas
Avenue Presbyterian Church tomorrow
morning In the evening the topic OF the
sermon will be Our Faith the Victory"
The pastor. the Rev DR.. Thomas w.
Smith. will preach at both services.