New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-04-27

co West 18th street and is designed to meet
the needs Of girls employed In that neigh
borhood.
The outdoor evangelistic campaign to
be conducted by the National Bible lnsti-
tute during the summer of 1912 Will open
on Monday with a noon meeting In Madi-
son Square. The outdoor work OF the Ma
tonal Bible Institute began at Madison
Square six years ago. the president OF the
institute. Don o. Shelton. leading the first
meeting. Since then the outdoor work has
grown tremendously. over eleven hundred
meetings being held last summer. The Ma
tonal Bible Institute will occupy about
the same spots IN its outdoor work this
summer as last. The work will be under
the supervision OF David Hughes the
Welsh evangelist, who had charge last
year, and practically the same plan OF
operation will be followed, specially Sc
lected men being placed In charge OF the
different centres, with pastors or the city
churches and laymen delivering snort
Gospel messages to the crowds collected on
the streets Tho Madison Square meeting
will be the only one conducted for rev
DAVIS until the weather becomes settled
This meeting will start promptly every
day IN the week. with the exception OF
Saturday and Sunday, at 1913 o'clock. The
National Bible Institute has just closed lis
Nth financial year and Is entirely free Oh
debt During the last year 81, Us was re-
ce,yed I'm voluntary contributions. twenty
four hundred evangelistio meetings were
held in the open air and In the four Gospel
halls conducted by the institute. Inc
School for Christian Workers managed by
the institute. had the largest enrolment
In its history.
The first Church OF Christ, Scientist mas
closed Its reading rooms in the church col
fee. at s6th street and Central PARK "est'
and opened large and commodious ones al
No. 23S4 Broadway, near the corner OF S'h
e,reet The rooms are opened free 10 the
nublic daily from a. m. to $50 p. m ana
on Saturdays from . to p. m.
The Rev. Z. w. Boynton, OF Buffalo. VIII
preach tomorrow morning at All SOUS
Church, In exchange with the Rev. thomas
Il. Slcer, the pastor.
Evening service has been discontinued al
the Church OF the Divine Paternity III
Hun Will speak az usual in the morning.
A coupany OF negro singers, whose leader
is the son OF an African bishop. VIII sing DIT
the Happy Sunday Evening meetihs "'
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church to-mor-
row. They will render the oldtime re-
llgious melodies that touch and stir 'he
heart
"Gipsy" Smith will be the speaker nj
the Sunday evening service at CAVIAR!
Methodist Church.
William Elliot Grifis, the noted author
and lecturer, a recognized authority on the
Eastern situation. from n long res'ue"C'
abroad. will speak tomorrow AT o c'och
on THE Revolution In China. NJ the -ou
street Young Mems Christian Assoclatioh'
near Seventh avenue.
. snecial musical service at ST. stephens
Protestant Episcopal Church Will he held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
Tho Rev Robert r.. Kimber. superihteilu'
ent OF the City Mission Society. tells the
story tomorrow morning In me 'hurc"
Of the Holy Communion or the society >
work done I'm the public institutions. Bishop
Rurch will visit the Church of the Holy
Communion on the evening OF sunday MAY
80 for a second confirmation this year. Ihe
music will he a special feature Of that ser
vice.
n, JoVett has returned from delivering
a course OF lectures AZ the Yale University
and vill preach a. both services to-morro"
a, the Finh Avenue Presbyterian Churcn'
DIR. Jowctt will also conduct the mld"e'h
service ON Wednesday evening at slo'
The Cathedral League OF tho Diocese oi
New York will hold its annual meel'ns OH
Saturday. May 4. at = p. NJ, AZ we SYM"
ho,so ON the cathedral grounds. blshoP
Greer will preside. and addresses VIII pe
delivered by the dean Of the cathedral 'n'
Pov DIR. Charles Lewis Slattery' OF "ra'"
church. and Ralph a. Cram.
q, Saturday. April q. at 80 r. MI the
Cathedral OF St. John the DIVINE H'i'S'e.
aa,, avenue and 10th street. Will be crowd
Cd with children, delegates from all mo
,,riscoralian SUNDAY schools of New loVh
&c, aud the Hudson Valley rs far as hing
,ton The occasion is the annual pIeseh
mont or the Producers Association VIII
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