New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-01-20

land. These will be Mr.. Campbells rare
well sermons in America, as he sans LOT
England on Tuesday
In Evangel Mission Hall the Rev Henry
Walton will continue his illustrated al
dresses on the Bible all next week. Nu-
merous noted clergymen and laymen VIII
be heard In this hall during the winter,
among whom will be Frederick TOWNSEND
Martin, who will speak on January {" a'
s p. m. on the subject THE Danger OF the
Love of God"
At the Reformed Church of Harlem to-
morrow morning the Rev. Frank Eckerson'
of Annoy, China, will preach. In the even
ing the minister, the Rev. DR.. Edgar Iiltoh'
jr., will preach on THE Problem OF lndit-
ference"
THE Increase of Human Efficiency Is
the object of a series of lectures to be gwen
by DR.. Orison SWEET Marden. author ana
editor, at West Side Young Mems Chris
tian Association. DR.. Marden will be at
the Y NJ. c. A. this Thursday night to talk
over the course with men interested ana
he will begin his lectures the following
Thursday night.
The Rev. DR.. Harold Pattison, pastor OF
the Washington Heights Baptist Church,
will begin tomorrow morning series OF
sermons on Modern Life as Interpreted
by Ancient Standards" These sermons
will deal with lessons drawn from the HE
Of an Old Testament character and applied
TO life of to-day.
The newly organized Central Church,
Disciples of Christ. will hold regular SER
vices on Sunday under the leadership OF
the acting minister, DR.. ]. NJ. Phiputt
The charter membership list will be held
open during the rest of January. The first
business meeting Of the church will be held
on Wednesday evening, January 81. Mem
bers will be elected TO fill offices Of trustees,
elder and deacons An interesting feature
of the work OF the new church Is the blole
class for adult Chinese. meeting on Sun
day afternoons.
How Not To Be Lonely" will be Mary
Etheridge T. Chapins subject tomorrow
in the Berkeley Theatre afternoon service.
She will discuss in a special way the feeling
OF loneliness, which is most acute ana
prevalent In a big city like New York.
The revival services are proving very at
tractlve at Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church. The attendance during the last
week has been large and constantly In
creasing. There has not been a service
without a number OF conversions.
Special revival services will continue each
evening, except Saturday. next week at the
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church. y
large interest is being shown in these meet
ings, and they are drawing increasing con-
gregatons. Monday evening DR.. Campbell
OF the City Temple, OF London. will preach
Tomorrow morning DR.. William V. Kelley.
editor OF THE Methodist Review" Will &C.
cupy the pulpit. and DR.. Goodell in the
evening.
The union services OF the Church Of the
| Messiah. the Free Synagogue and the
Church Of the Divine Paternity will be con-
tinued tomorrow at p. m. with an ad-
dress on The Evolution OF Social Justice
by the Rev. Or. Washington GLADDEN., OF
Ohio.
Az the twenty-second anniversary Of the
Living Waters Mission temporary changes
in the direction of the work were an
nounced John Hollis, who has been at the
holm since the death OF the founder, John
Jaeger. has received six months leave OF
absence. and has gone TO Chicago. where
he will enter the Moody Bible Institute.
MFR. Holliss associate. William MCGUIRE,
will direct the work during Mr.. Hollis's alb
sence.
Don O. Shelton, the president OF the
National Bible Institute. is teaching Bible
study class in the Young Mems Christian
Association OF Yale University.
DR.. Lyman r. Sperry. author and lectur-
or, will speak at the 23d Street Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow at
f3:45 on the topic Sex, Health and Sue
cess" This IS a meeting for men only.
Tomorrow afternoon Chaplain George F..
T. stevenson will give an illustrated address
| In the Eastern District Young Mems Chris
,Ian Association at o'clock. Chaplain
Stevenson is now connected with the United
States naval home In Philadelphia. He
was aboard the battleship Virginia during
the recent cruise around the world. and his
subject will be THE Young Mems Christian
Association as Seen on the Cruise on the
Atlantic Fleet Around the World"
~ the Brick Presbyterian Church to-
morrow afternoon there will be a special
service for the unwilling OF the tablet In
memory OF the late pastor Of the church, DR..
William Rogers Richards.
At Calvary Baptist Church. the Rev. c.
A. McAlpine. secretary Of the Baptist Mis-
sionary Convention OF the State of New
York, will be the preacher tomorrow, his
morning topic being The Master" and
that for the evening THE Paradox OF
Power" The musical service by the large
choir, under the direction Of Edward Morris
Bowman. will be of special interest. 1t is
expected that Cortland Myers, OF fremont
Temple. Boston, will occupy Calvary pulpit
on Sunday, February 4.
Or. Archey Decatur Ball at st. James
Methodist Episcopal Church begins a new
series OF sermons on Great Men as LIES
Teachers" Luther the Protestant" will
be the subject for tomorrow evening.
Tomorrow night, under the auspices OF
the Peoples Institute. Rabbi Maurice H.
Harris will speak in the hall OF Cooper
Union on the Jews Contribution to Civil
llzation." Nikolai Sokoloff will be the SOLO
list. Henry De Forest Baldwin. chairman
of the board OF trustees OF the Peoples
Institute will preside.
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