New-York tribune., 1912-02-24

Efforts are now being directed toward the
securing Of this fund. IT is thought to be
practical undertaking, as no less than
| 10000 persons are ministered TO each
season in Tent Evangel, far larger num-
Der than attend any church In New York
during the year. The Rev. DR.. James NJ.
Gray, dean of the Moody School, Chicago,
and the Rev. DR.. j. C. Massee, OF Ten
| nessee have been engaged for the Bible
conference features for 1912, and there
have been secured among the evangelists
the Rev. Dr. Henry Ostrom, the Rev. Her.
| bert Booth, son Of General Booth, and the
Rev. DR.. II. NJ. Wharton. 1t is also hoped
to have the assistance of the Rev. ]. Stu
art Holden. of London. and the Rev. DR..
Cortlandt Meyers, Of Boston, in the work.
| Tent Evangel is undenominational, as in
| former years, and is not responsible for
! any similar work in New York. Open-air
preaching in the financial district and
childrens work will be conducted in 1912.
| This well known summer work is sup
ported by private contributions.
! Tomorrow morning at II o'clock. in the
First Baptist Church, DIR. !. NJ Haldeman
| will preach an eXpository sermon on IL
Thessalonians. H.. "Paul's Doctrine Of the
! Anti-Christ." DIR. Haldeman is one Of the
leading expostors Of the prophetic Script
ures in this country, and his books on that
tneme have a wide circulation. He will
show that the present spirit Of lawless-
ness and religious unrest in the world is
an indication Of the near approach OF the
Anti-Christ In the evening DR.. Halde-
man will raise the question whether any
+n .p1 q
not chosen and elected"
! In the absence of DR. Wise from his
! pulpit owing to continued illness, the adj
dress tomorrow morning at Carnegie Hall
/ before the Free Synagogue will be given
! by Eugene H. Lehman, director OF re-
| ligious education Of the synagogue and
| Instructor at Yale University. who will
speak on Fighting for Lost Cause"
The Rev Or. II. NJ Warren, of the par
| ish Of All Strangers, will tomorrow be-
gin his tenth year Of holding Lenten SER
| vices in New York hotels His first meet
| ing of the season Will be at the Hotel Cad
lilac at o'clock in tho afternoon Dr.
Warren's address will be on Christ, the
/ Friend Of Strangers"
| The Australian Boys Band Of forty
pieces, on its way around the world, will
play at the happy Sunday evening" at
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church In
the morning DR.. Reisner will preach on
Health and Happiness Insured" showing
how religion can make people better phys
ically and at the same time increase their
physical happiness.
Assistant District Attorney James B
| Reynolds will speak on THE White Slave
Traffic in New York" tomorrow after
| noon at 4 o'clock at the mems mass meet
ing OF the West Side Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
The Rev. William T Manning, rector Of
Trinity Parish, will preach a course OF
sermons in Trinity Church on Sunday
mornings in Lent on the subject, what
We owe as Members Of Christ"
At tho Chapel OF the Intercession, Trim
| ity Parish, the vicar, the Rev. DIR. NJ. H.
Gates, Will preach special parish sermons
tomorrow morning and afternoon, and on
Friday evenings through Lent there will
he organ recitals and illustrated lectures.
The Congregation B'nai Jeshurun will
celebrate next Tuesday evening the hftieth
anniversary OF the service OF the Rev Ed
ward Kartschmarofr as cantor and the
! thirty-hfth anniversary OF his services as
Ia cantor OF this congregation.
{ At the Central Church, Disciples Of
I Christ. tho speaker at the morning SER
vice tomorrow will be Mrs. Anna r. At
water. national president OF the Christian
! Womans Board Of Missions, OF Indanapo-
, lis. Ind. This organization Is thirty-elght
/ years old and now has a membership Of
seventy-fve thousand women in local aux
| inaries. A new auxiliary has Just been or
| ganized in the Central Church with seventy
members.
! There will he n meeting I'm tho interest Of
| Hampton Normal Institute Hampton, Va,
| in the Central Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening at o'clock. Principal
Frissell and Major Motion will be the speak
ers and there Will be a large chorus of
thirty voices from the school, who will
sing plantation melodies
| At the Church Of tho Divine Paternity a
union service will be held at p. m with
All Souls Church, the Church of the Mes
siah and Temple BETHEL on behalf of
Fisk University. Of Nashville, Tenn Mu-
singers and the choir OF this church. Ad-
dresses will be made by the Rev Thomas
| r. Slicer, II. l. Simmons and Rabbi sam
uel SChulman.
George Washington end His Influence
on the American People" will be the sub
iect Of an illustrated address In Italian to
be given by an Italian lawyer, Angelo |
| AIipnone tomorrow evening in the Frank |
lin Avenue Italian Presbyterian Church, |
Brooklyn. The Rev. stelano Il lesta 10
the pastor, and he will speak In the morn, |
ing on Jesus Interest in Little Children.
Ar the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian |
Church the evening service will be devoted
IN the interests OF Fisk University and its
work among the negroes
AT 10 a. m. tomorrow. at the Mount Nor
ris Baptist Church, DR. Hyslop will speak
ON "A Belief in a Future Life" considered |
from the point OK view Oh te a u more
capable of speaking on this subject, because |
DR. Hyslop has large mass or honestly |
sought material from when 10 draw MS m |
"The Modern World View has attracted
large audiences,
Al the Fifth Avenue Baptist Church |
President l. T.. Proctor, OF Shanghai Col |
Iege. will speak in the morning on The |
Changing Conditions in China" and In the
evening he will speak & on The ESnca!ionai ESina
OTHER SPEAKERS AND TOPICS.
Ascension Percy stickney Grant morn
ing. "Do We Any Longer Believe In SinY'
st. Stephens, Nathan A. seagle. morning
special music
Rutgers Presbyterian, William Hiram
Foulkes, evening "Agnosticism and Its An