New-York tribune., 1912-02-03
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

calvary Episcopal Church Of Brooklyn
viii consecrate it's new building. at no
s66 Bushwick avenue. below Gates avenue
tomorrow morning at 1915 o'clock. The
Bishop OF Long Island Will preach the
morning sermon and the Rev. Dr G. i. )
WrirIcy vii! be tho speaker for the evening
on TUESDAY evening there will be parish
reception. The Rev. John Williams is rec
tor Of the church.
The Brick Presbyterian Church. begin
ming next Monday. will hold twenty
minute service Of prayer and song every
weekday at 1890 p. m. These services
are open 10 all. and 1t is hoped that many
business men and women will take advan-
tage of them
The monthly musical service Will be
given in the Baptist Temple, Brooklyn
Tomorrow evening at i:3o o'clock. ThN
choir numbers nearly two hundred voices
and will be assisted by an orchestra on
about twenty-five instruments. The theme
Of the service is. in part at least, rem
dering Of some Of tho old hymns by the
choir, soloists and congregation
An aggressive campaign vas carried out
during the year just ended by the relig-
ions work department Of the West side
yornp Mems Christian Association. and
az a result more men were reached than
in any preceding twelve months. FIVE
pbascs Of human experience were kept
constantly in mind-evangelisti educa-
tionaI. inspirational social and patriotic.
The work has been under the direction OF
r.. Graham Wilson, religious work d.
rector. Dr Harvey W. Wiley. the pure
food eXpert Of the Department of Agri-
culture. will speak on The Ethics of the
Fight for Pure Food" tomorrow after
noon at 4 o'clock.
\ spccial series Of fellowship meetings
will be held I'm the auditorium Of the West
End Presbyterian Church The various
traits Of Jewish character will furnish the
subjects Of these meetings. Walter NJ.
Chandler. of the New York bar, will lect-
urc at each of these meetings
At the meeting of the Church Of the Di-
vine Paternity. the Church of the Messiah
and the Free Synagogue tomorrow even
ing at the Lyceum Theatre the address
will be given by Clifford Pinchot. who will
sneak on democracy and Social Justice"
DR. stanton Colt, Of London, England
will deliver the address in the meeting
house of the Society for Ethical Culture
tomorrow. His subject viii be lbsens
Ghosts" Alfred W. Martin Will discuss
in the evening "The CrucifXion OF Jesus"
one hundred persons will join Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow at
the evening service as a result Of the re-
yiyal services just closed. which have run
for sixteen days The services have been
attended in a remarkable way and the
spirit has been constantly cheering and
stimulating. The church has organized
new orchestra under the leadership of a.
y Wycherley, and il will play for the
first time tomorrow night. The Dixie Ju-
bilee Chorus. "A company of talented sing
ers, will sing.
Tho Berkeley Theatre meetings Mary
ptberidse Chaplin is conducting on Sun
dav afternoons aim to give each time a
few specific practical directions and some
Trash inspiration to take new hold on
life This year the meetings have an even
larger attendance than last, and many of
those who are able to arrange II take an
hour either saturdays or Mondays to meet
Mrs. Cbapin at her studio for further and
more specific instruction. though the
meetings are thoroughly religious they