New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-15


Prophets"
The subject Of the Iesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be God the Preserver OF Man."
Does God Send Trouble?' Is the subject
on which DR.. Burrell will preach to-mor-
row morning In the Marble Collegiate
Church. In the evening his subject win be
"A Lost God" This Is DR.. Burrells last
Sunday until October. In his absence the
Rev. DR.. Peter Fl. Milliken will be In
charge and preach until the middle OF Au-
gust; the Rev. DR.. Daniel II. Martin, OF
Glens Falls. n. Y, from the middle OF
August until September /. and the Rev.
Alfred f. Myers during September.
In the absence of the Rev. DR.. Howard
Duffield. pastor Of the Old First Presby-
terrain Church, on his vacation at his sum-
mer home at Amagansett, Long Island,
one of his assistants. Egbert NJ. Hayes.
will be in charge of the work. Mr.. Hayes
will speak tomorrow at ii a. IN. on the
subject, Preparing for Christ"
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
has again provided for summer services to
be conducted by the ablest men available.
Seats for these summer services are free.
The church is automatically cooled with
air pumped through the cellar and coming
up from little shutters in front Of each
pew occupant, who can by opening or
shutting the shutter control the fresh air
at his own disposal.
DR.. George p Eckman will preach to-
morrow morning and evening at st. PauPs
Methodist Episcopal Church.
At the Metropolitan Temple Dr. Loux
will preach at both the Sunday morning
and evening service. Raymond Lloyd Hoe,
boy soprano, will be the soloist at the Sun
day morning service. Fathers day, under
the auspices Of the Home and Mother
Guild. will be an interesting celebration
Monday evening in the church. On Tues
day evening Orrin Cocks will speak In the
Men and Religion Forward Movement.
AT the Scotch Presbyterian Church at IL
a. M. the annual service for children will
be held in the church tomorrow, with spe-
cial music by the choir, the school and
the superintendent, William Thompson: the
Rev. William b. Allison, of Guatemala,
ana the pastor In the evening at 7:45
O'Clock there will be an open air service,
led by cornetist, and a brief address by
DR.. Wylie. After this meeting there will
be a short service in the church.
AT the Harlem Presbyterian Church to-
morrow morning the pastor will peach the
seventh anniversary sermon on The Mes
sage OF the Years" In the evening the Rev.
Dr. Frederick Lynch, representing the New
Makes Nation Create"
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock the chill
dren Will gather for the moving pictures,
song and illustrated talk at the Labor
Temple. The children's service is the only
meeting at the Labor Temple In the after
noon during the summer months In the
evening. at 1880. song service will be given
under the direction of T. w. Sturgeon mu-
steal director Of the Labor Temple, who vii,
be assisted by the Temple chorus and or
chestra. At o'clock the Rev Or. Jonathan
G: Day. Superintendent, will speak on "A
Modern Pantheon"
A memorial window. simple. yet effective
In design. has recently been placed In the
fremont Avenue Baptist Church Of The
Bronx. The window was designed BY the
Tiffany Studios. and was executed in Tif-
fanny favrile glass throughout. The central
and important feature Of the memorial Is
the subject OF ''The Annuncistion 10 the
Virgin" which illustrates the 18th verse Of
the lst chapter OF the Gospel of st. Luke
Hail, thou art highly favored; the Lord Is
with thee: blessed art thou among WOMEN -
The cooring is subdued. in accordance with
the simplicity Of the subject. The side Ism
Gets and traccry consist Of diamond quar-
ries OF pleasing color scheme. to set forth
the central portion OF the picture. The ded-
icatory inscription is as follows