New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-22
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

The service tomorrow morning a the
Old First Presbyterian Church will be- con
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the Rev. DR.. Howard DufHed. Mr.. Hayes
will speak on The Triumph Of Goodness
The evening service will be held at y
O'Clock on the lawn. These evening ser
vices are being held under the auspices of
the city cyangelization committee. There
will be the usual free organ recital in the
church on Monday night. June q. at 3
o'clock The vacation industrial school for
the children Of the neIghborhood viii be-
gin on July and continue for six weeks.
At the Brick Church tomorrow Dr. Mer-
rill will preach at II and 4 o'clock. Com
the morning service.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church will
have AZ both the Sunday morning and
eycning services tomorrow visiting preach
crs; the Rev. Or Allan MacRossie, district
superintendent Of the New York Methodist
Conference. will preach at II a. m. and
the Rev Dr. Henry stimson, Of the Man
haitian CONGREGATIONAL Church, at 8 p m
At the Metropolitan Temple DR. Dubois
II. Loux viii preach AT both services to-
morrow In the morning his subject will
be- The Lost Chord Found" and I'm the
evening God and Country, or the Chicago
Convention, Religious and Moral Lessons
Master Hoe. the hoy soprano. will sing.
Monday evening will he notable in the tenn
pie: Edward A. Mead will give n dramatic
recital Of Tho Servant I'm the House" In
nve acts. assisted by Master Raymond
Lloyd Hoe. soost. This entertainment will
he free 10 the public Evangelstic out-of-
door services have been started by the
temple young people. under the direction Of
Or LouN.
The Rev Dr. a. Edwin KeGwin will
preach at the West End Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning and at the open
air meeting from the chapel steps at 7
p m At S o'clock there will be spe-
cialIy interesting service in the church,
with a stereopticon address.
The Rev Or. George i. Eckman VIII
preach tomorrow morning and evening at
| ST Paurs Methodist Episcopal Church.
Dr. Charles A. Eaton pastor Of the Madi-
son Avenue Baptist Church, will preach to-
morrow morning and evening.
Al the Scotch Presbyterian Church the
Rev. David Wylio will preach in the
morning on "Nehemah's Pulpit At 7:45
n m there will be an open air meeting on
the church steps. led by cornetlst
AT Rutgers Presbyterian Church the Rev.
DIR William Hiram Foulkes, the pastor, will
preach morning and evening.
! Notwithstanding the summer weather the
attendance at Labor Temple during the last
week was large. The attendance was prac-
tically as good as the fall or winter
months The fact that Labor Temple -
cooled by electricity may encourage the
neonle 10 come This evening at O'Clock
the peoples popular programme, which
consists OF moving pictures and an Illus
trated talk. will be given. Tomorrow af-
! .or,oop at 4 o'clock is the chlldren's hour
,,r uoving pictures. song and illustrated
| talk
! Frank w. Pearsall will speak on the
roof Of the 23d street Young Mems Chris
,,or Association tomorrow afternoon on
"The Great Invitation"
rho Rev. DR.. Peter II. Mlll!ken VIII
,,roocb in the Marble Collegiate Church to-
morrow. His morning subject will be The
pt,tor Sweetened," and i'm the evening
Help for the Tempted
The Rev. James cromie, OF the Wood
.,o,L yterian Church. breaches to-
morrow ming at the ST. Nicholas Ave
nue. prss terrain Church. The pastor the
Rev DR.. Tbomas w Smith, breaches in
tho eys,ing llas third sermon on Job, sub
toct q Nh optirnist Advises job"
The/AA. William Sullivan will preach to-
,,orrdl Fmorning at All Souls Church.
ir Ahe Welt Park Presbyterian Church
tho Rev. DR. A. II. Evans will preach to-
,.orroy at II a. m. on Keeping on the
Mair Track" There will be no evening
service
orcs q week throughout the summer
r,usic will he provided for the patients In
Roosevelt Hospital and Vanderbilt Clinic
from a fund contributed By the members