New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-18

| already announcing plans for summer SER
vices and the vacations of ministers. NOT
as many OF the New York pastors OF proml-
hence as usual will go abroad this year
There is a lack of great religious meetings
IN eitber side of the Atlantic this season.
lack that is more marked than Tor a
dozen summers. more or less. NO srea'
events are scheduled here or in Europe
II promises to be year of rest.
The Rev. DR.. Charles e. Jefferson alter
fourteen years as pastor OF the Broau"ay
Tabernacle, has eight months leave ana
will sail for Europe with his famiiy OH
| lime g. During these years he has heaueu
n movement that erected new church ana
transferred a great congregation. Both io-
cations are downtown yet under his ieduer-
skin ell traditions of the historic churci
| end old financial showing have been heiu
and maintained. The Rev. Or. JEFFERSON
will spend the summer in England anu
! Wales and I'm the autumn will go To Pales-
tine and Egypt. returning by February
| During the summer the Tabernacle VIII
mn. no closed. Of course. but will have a
variety of ministers, some from long as
tonces. The list is not yet complete. Be
until the pastors return the Sunday preach
or will be the dean Of Yale Divinity Schooi'
the Rev. Or. Charles r. Brown.
The Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chutch'
always famous for its summer services
will maintain them as usual this year. Inc
pastor. the Rev. Or. John Henry JoWe'''
will spend the summer in England. sailing
soon. The preachers this year VIII not IN
| Guide prominent men from Northhelu COLI
| ferences as in so many previous years
There will. however. be four preachers
from across tho Atlantic. These are the
pav Dr. ID. :. Cairns. Of Aberdeen; the
pov 0r Charles Brown OF London; the
Rev. James NJ. Black. Of Edinburgh ana
the Rev. u. L. Richie, Of Nottingham.
Tn. new professor OF homiletics at Union
Seminary. the Rev. Or. o. n. johnston
Ross. Of the Presbyterian College, al Mon
treal. is to be the preacher at the ehd OF
June and into July. Other preachers IN
cIude tho Rev Dr. Robert T.. Speer for TWO
SUNDAYS. and the Rev. Or. Hugh Black OF
Union Seminary. who has been supplying AT
MontClair.
(, RartboIomew's Church. Madison ave-
me and 4lth street, will for the sixth sum-
will be July and August. and the preacic'
viii be: During July the Right Kew IL
! Charles F. Woodcock. Bishop or hehtuchs'
and during August the Rev Frank Heart
field. late rector of the church at brewster
Y. Y. For a number OF years the Hioa'
popular summer preacher In any Ep'Scopa'
! ,hrrcb ,n New York was the Rev. j.
STUART Holden. rector of St Paul's. Port
man Square. London. lie has been III 'n''
country for the Northheld conferences anu
preached IT -. Bartholomew on sunday
re is not TO come this season. either 10
New York or to Mortified. He had plailheu
a trim here six weeks ago. but was pre-
vented by the Illness both OF himself anu
his wife from sailing on the Titanic. Nhile
ne Is reuorted 70 be somewhat improved he
= mot abIo 10 come. His congregations
have always been large. He had LOT
time expected to be the August preache''
az heretofore. a.,
So Thomas's Church, Fifth avenue, VIII
no, have extra services during the sum
NOR. The rector. the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ
s,Ires. will spend the season as hSua' y"
Tia George. himself taking his Sunday
services until late this spring ana COMING
hack for them rather carly I'm tue autumn
{, Nicholas's Reformed Church. Flith
avonuc. will be closed a month this summer
for repairs Trinity Chapel, In 2th street
wiu have summer services as last year.
p,sbon Greer goes again to Northeast har-
bor Nc hut will 20 rather later than
mana, a part OF his time bein6 taken up
Win yjsj,s 70 rural parts OF his district.
/
lines. but in harmony. will maintain street
shop and park meetings out OF uoorS 'i.i7
summer. The new one I'm the list - inc
continuation committee or the NE" anu
Religion Campaign. which Is now uI'eC'e"
nv tho Federation OF Churches. Inc o''oi
are the Evangclistic committee anu TIC
National Bible Institute. The new part Oh
~ ,Ior is an enlargement OF the shop
,,,,o,,,gs MANY owners Offering the prlVi-
loco and some providing places outside or
sbops IN the shade for noon-day blple
study and meetings.
Northaeld. Silver Bay and Chautauqua VIII
attract a great number Of New YORK peo-
ple this season. This Is In part because
,boro are no other conventions here OF
abroad. and the season, apart from Vaca-
,,or will be given to study. New YORK
young men have new religious hoauludr-
ters for summer. II Is on Greenwood LAKE
and committees In the Baptist. Disciples
CONGREGATIONAL, Episcopal. Lutheran Meth
odist. Presbyterian and Reformed church,
az are AT work The limit is to men, save
that In some Instances they will be per-
ritted to bring their wives, and II Is also
I,mited TO young men eighteen years up.
R,shop Burch, Secretary Millar OF the
Iaymen's Missionary Movement Secretary
mcfarland OF tho Federal Council "h'iah
8. Bennett. Judge Vernon NJ. Davis. the
Rev. Dr. II. T.. Y Pierce and few others
bave promised TO attend. The opening date
"a Saturday, June 90. on the Cathedral
grounds. out OF doors. on June :. imme-
diatelv after the afternoon cathedral SER
vice. there is to be meeting or young
men OF all churches who are Interested IN
the new summer project.
The president OF this new project Is Will
lam 3. oliver, OF the Methodist Epworth
I,eague. the first vice-presdent. De witt Is
wyckofr OF the Lafayette Avenue Presby-
,erian Church, Brooklyn: the second vice.
president. James Gear. leading Lutheran
and the chairman OF the board. Eugene NJ.
| Camp. president OF the Episcopal Seabury
| Society.
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