New-York tribune., 1912-04-20

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York of the Titanic disaster anu III iio9'
Of them the hopeful phase VIII ue Pies.n
ed Many ministers announce t"o'i NJ
tion OF referring in prayer ana Sermon ~
the heroism displayed by both men anu
women-those who were saved anu 'ho9o
who were not Yesterday, "lrihs Iroii,
Washington, Cardinal Farley eNPIesSeu
tbe hone that all Catholic churches' IN dl'
masses Tomorrow, will have some part d.
memorial to the lost. and notices were sent
from, his office yesterday TO all Cathohc
churches IN that effect Not only VIII all
r,assas at 81 Patricks Cathedral to-inor-
rou morning no memorial of the sad event.
but nranarations are making for a special
memorial service to be held In the cathe-
dral next week, the exact date ho' Se'
being determined.
In Jewish synagogues to-day reference
will be made 10 the subject. The rec 0Sh-
agogue. the Rev. DR.. stephen .. WIS., pa9-
tor was TO have begun celebration Vi it'
fifth successful year yesterday ana 10 move
had a banquet at the Hotel Astor tom III
at which President McAneny of Mamma
tan. Rabbi Hirsch. Of Chicago; Johh hi'en-
ell the labor leader, ana the heN. ~
Nehemiah Roynton, of the Congregations
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Council were to be the speakers All mas
haen nostponed, but tomorrow. al w
o'clock. IN Carnegie Hall. Rabbi Hirsch VIII
ass,st Rabbl Wise I'm a regular service AT
which ftting Titanic references VIII pe
uado In Rrooklyn three synagogues-Beth
Jehudah. Beth Elohim, in Sth street ana
Beth Elohim, In keap street. WIN '''
union memorial services. -,
The Cathedral OF st. John the DIVINE VIII
have a memorial service tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. The preacher VIII Do "
Bishop Greer, and there will be music IN
keeping. The late Colonel Johh JAZZ
Astor was for some years trustee Oh inc
cathedral, resigning only snort tithe aso'
and he contributed to the bu,iding iui'u.
At Trinity Church tomorrow mention wiz
be made, but at noon, on TUESDAY o'.
Georges Day, there Will be memorial
service which II is expected the bri''si'
societies will attend. At St Paul Nhape'
Yesterday noon services OF a memorIai SPe
were held. At Grace Church, next Nedhes-
dsv noon. there will be memorial services
with the Rev. DR.. Charles L. Slatlery DIS
tho preacher.
In the Fifth Avenue district the t1fth
Avenue Presbyterian Church has not mao
time TO arrange The pastor. the Kew III
John Henry Jowett. will be at 1aie Vo-
morrow. The oldest church In New YORK.
St. Nicholas, Fifth avenue and isth street.
will have a memorial service to-morro"
night the Rev. DR.. Malcolm James NC
Leod being the speaker. 81. Ihomas
Church. Fifth avenue and SD street. VIII
have a memorial sermon tomorrow morn
ing bv the Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires. The
Broadway Tabernacle, the Oldest Consre-
gational Church in New York. that play ed
q great part when President Lincoln called
for troons AZ the firing on Fort Sumter. Will
make special mention OF this other event
TO stir New York.
Tho Men and Religion ConserVauo"
Congress. IN session in Carnegie Hail. mas
already made many mentions OF the ca
tastrophe. and on the closing night OF the
New York campaign collection was mace
I'm behalf OF the immigrants VINO suffered
loss To that collection other money has
been added. and all will be gwen ou'
through the national committee OF ninety
seven. Next Monday evening, when the
> Secretary OF the Interior, representing TFcS'
ldent Taft, is the speaker. the meeting VIII
, no q memorial of all who lost their lives,
but special mention Will be made of MAJOR
Ru,t and William T Stead. The last
named was 10 have spoken on this occasion
Until Yesterday Il was thought that an
other speaker OF the congress had Deeh
lost. but Il was found by cable that the
other speaker IL on the Cedric ana sdir'
He is the Rcv. Or. j. =. Wardell STAFFORD
fraternai delegate 10 the Methodist Gen
eral Conference at Minneapolis, sent over
by the English Weseyans. The memorial
service Of next Monday night will be hello
not in Carnegie Hall, but In the Fifth Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church.
The late Colonel Astor owned pews In
Trinity Chanel and 81. Thomass Church
and Il was said yesterday he might have
owned them In other churches Many
things favorable TO him were heard by
church people. among them that he gave
far more literally TO religious purposes
than he was known TO do. lie was re-
Gently reelected n vestryman OF Messiah
Church. Rhinebeck. church when ne
built almost wholly.
90 great was the interest and so close
the cause. that late last night II was de-
cided that 81. Thomas's Church ftth
avenue and SD street. would have a reg
ular memorial service for the Titanic dead
to-morrow morning at II o'clock. While
81 Thomas's Church, to which oeionB
several persons who were on the snip IN
tonded TO have such service, II was feared
at first that the feeling at the moment
u,os almost too tense. The rector, the Rev.
Dr Sures. in company with not Few
other clergy, spent much OF Thursday
Uh arrived
nathia. and at ST. Thomas's rectory there
Is now housed one OF the SURVIVORS IL
,os dec,ded. however, that tomorrow is
the fitting time for the service. Ihe ser
mon. music and flowers VIII be strictly
memorial.
,rhero was a we'll attended memorial ser
vice Yesterday noon In st. Pauls chapel
~ Fulton street and Broadway Tor the
ritanic disaster. The Rev. w. Montague
Ger the curate Of st. Paul's, spoke OF
tho accident and then referred 10 the sur
,.,,,ors who arrived I'm this city on Thurs
day night.
service in memory OF the lost pas
senpers OF the foundered Titanic ana also
for the lost of the crew and oftIcers VIII
mo held at 10 o'clock this morning at the
Non,eaore congregations place OF wor-
shin. at Hewitt and Marcy places, The
Bronx.
Other churches and synagogues that an
ro,,nca special services in commemoration
~ the disaster are St Nicholas Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN, the Old First Presbyterian
Pilgrim Church. Marble Collegiate Scotch
PRESBYTERIAN, Divine Paternity, Temple
Beth El, Temple Israel. Broadway frespy-
az EpiopnnaI