New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-07

Motion pictures Of educational subject.
and travel will be shown at the mems
meeting at $3.50 p. m. tomorrow at the
West Side Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation. Eighth avenue and 57th street.
At o'clock DR.. Nehemiah Boynton will
give the second Of series OF addresses
on What the Young Man Said
Dr. Henry r. Rose. OF Newark. having
lectured more than seventy-fve times In
one year under various auspices In his
city. will present the theme "Lincolns
Two Great Tragedies" in the form Of an
illustrated lecture at tho Young Mems
Christian Association. at 25d street, near
Seventh avenue. at 3:45 p m. tomorrow.
DR.. Booker T. Washington will speak
on The Negro Problem at No. II Bond
street. Brooklyn, under the auspices ~
the religious work department Of the
Central Branch OF the Young Mems Chris
ton Association tomorrow at 3:i5 p. m
At II a. m. tomorrow. I'm the Meeting
House Of the Society for Ethical Culture.
Alfred Moves will deliver an address on
"Militarism: or, The Green Table" At
u -
lie organ recital in the auditorium under
the auspices Of the Department OF Educa-
ton. At p. m. Alfred W. Martin viii
discuss the first half OF the first century.
At II O'Clock, in the Brooklyn Academy OF
Music. the Brooklyn Society for Ethical
Culture will be addressed by Percival
Chubb, leader OF St Louis Ethical So
ciety. on "rhe Future OF Motherhood and
the Promise OF a Better Race.
The East Side District Of the New York
City Christian Endeavor Union will OBJ
serve Christian Endeavor week in the fol-
loving manner: on Thursday next there
will be n Lincoln social at Phillips Chapel,
No. Il East I'D street. ~ p. m. Friday
a. the Peoples Tabernacle. No. "a East
l09d street there will be a rally. when
will be addressed by Newman h. Ray
mend and William T. Schell. The closing
meeting will be held at the First Union
Presbyterian Church. ssth street and Lex
irgton avenue. on Sunday. February 10. at
3 p. m. The speaker will be the Rev.
Oscar Haywood.
The next Fulton Street Monthly Bible
Lecture will be held at No. lib Fulton
street at 7:30 p. m. next Monday. with ah-
dress by A. c. Gaebelen on The Prayers
of the Lord Jesus Christ"
"Jealousy-Its Cause and Cure" Will be
the subject OF E. w. Sears's lecture at IL
a. m tomorrow in the New Thought
Church, Aeolian Hall, No 30 TO SO West
$50 street
tf..,,e Lat hgr ~
elaborate minstrel show. TO be followed by
a reception. next Monday evening at the
Lexington opera House. under the
auspices OF the United Societies attached
TO the Church Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton on East 18th street The minstrels
" i'll be under the direction Of Messrs. Rus
sell and F'urey and Professor Thomas F.
Cooper will conduct the orchestra for the
dancing.
W. f. Owens has been engaged as as
s.stant to the pastor, DR.. j. NJ. Philputt,
Of the Central Church OF the Disciples Of
Christ Mr.. Gvens is fitting himself TO
give special attention to Sunday school
work and work among young people.
Children" Is the subject of Mary
Etheridee Chaplin at the Berkeley Thea
tire tomorrow morning. Among otner
things. she will discuss the moral and
economic aspects OF the size Of families.
Lois Fox will sing. There will be an even
ing service in The studio.
"rhe House of Bondage" study OF the
great social evil depicted in Reginald
Kaufman's novel. is The topic of Henry
Franks address at II o'clock tomorrow
ir Schuyler Theatre. Broadway and SD
street Mr.. Frank. who also speaks on the
East Side every Friday night, will open
meetings in The Bronx on Sunday after
Moons, beginning February Is, at Auer-
bach Casino, and I'm Harlem on Tuesday
nights. beginning February II, In West
minister Hall. The public is invited to all
these meetings.
Each Friday morning in February and
March a popular session is conducted, I'M
Ger the leadership of w w. Rugh, OF
Philadelphia, at the Living Waters Gospel
Hall from II to Il and l2 to o'clock. The
topics considered are THE Epistle TO the
Romans" ard Tabernacle Types.
Miss Villa Faulkner Page will speak
tomorrow at $3.50 p. m. at the Protes-
slonal Woman's League, No. 1883 Broad
way. ON The Eternal Now"