New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-01-24
General Items Of the Week.

General Items Of the Week.
At the Church Of the Divine Paternity
! the Rev. Or Frank oliver Hall will speak
at II A. m. tomorrow especially To young
mon and women. his subject being En-
! listed for the War" All young people are
! invited. At i.50 p. m. a pleasant Sunday
! afternoon service will be held. All the
! music will be from Sir Arthur Sullivan )
compositions. and Or Hall will speak
/ briefly of his life and work,
| At the annual meeting OF the Broadway
Tabernacle Church held last Wednesday.
| Daniel &. Turner and George II Warren
were elected deacons. Their election in
creased the number OF dcacons from eight
TO ten. Dr. Charles T.. jefferson. the pas
tor. will preach both morning and even
ing tomorrow The subject Of his even
ing discourse will be Christianity and
| Socialism"
J The subject of the lesson sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow will
! he Truth" and the golden text Psalms
! XXI. -. Thou hast redeemed me- . Lord
God OF truth"
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nouncos series Of historical organ re-
citals by Clarence Dickinson. director Of
music. in the chapel Of the seminary.
! Clarcmont avenue. between 10th and l22d
streets on Tuesday afternoons as follows:
January q. > p. m, and February TO- IL
and a. at 4 p M Well known artists
will assist
/ nj. wi civ a
/ trated lecture on Modern China in the
/ Twenty-third Street Young Mems Chris
| tian Association at 3:4j p. IN. tomorrow.
/ Mr.. Poole enjoyed unusually favorable
! opportunities for such a task. Reinforced
| by special Chinese ambassadorial intro
auctions and Endorsed by the highest
United States government authorities, he
/ was received with vlce-regal honors at
| every official ysmen. and the doors OF all
! Chinese institutons-governm mill
| tary. educational and commentaries
thrown wide open to him and his camera,
with the result that he has returned with
! a story and quantity Of illustrative
material and colored pictures by the lead
| ing artist I'm Japan. DR.. SANDERS, presl-
dent of Washburn College, Will begin his
discussions on Christian Education
next Tuesday at p. m.
estbury quarterly meeting Of the Re
| ligious Society of Friends will be held at
| No 221 East 18th street. New York, to-day
at 1890 a. m Henry w Wilbur ana Mary
Travilla. both well known ministers In the
! Society of Friends, expect to be in at
| tendance. At 2:50 D. m. Or. Robert I.
=! Brooks, professor of political science at
7 Swarthmore College, will deliver an al
dress. The public is cordially invited.
Mary Travilla, of West Chester. Penn
! expects TO attend meeting for divine wor-
ship tomorrow at IL a. m. in the Meeting
. House, 40. Oh East 18th street
An Interdenominational Bible Study
| Conference will be held under the aus
pices of the New York Bible Study AS
ISOLATION on next Tuesday az ( and 1880
I d. m. at the Marble Collegiate Church.
At II a. m. tomorrow in the Meeting
House of the Society for Ethical Culture
DR.. Felix Adler will take for the subject
of his address "The outlook on Life for
! the Handicapped. There will also be
brief address by Major Motion and songs
! by students from Hampton Institute. AT
| ( o. m. G.. II. Federcn will conduct a
nublic organ recital I'm the Meeting House
under the auspices of the Department OF
Education At p. IN. Alfred W. Martlil
will speak on THE Making OF the New
| Testament" At II a. m. the BrooklYh
| Society for Ethical Culture, meeting in
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, VIII be
addressed bv Horace j. Bridges, leader OF
the Chicago Ethical Society, whose sub
ioct will be What the Public Wants and
| What It Needs
"'rhc True God and the False Gods
will be the subject OF T.. w. Sears lect'
ure at If a. m tomorrow In the New
Thought Church, New Aeolian Hall. This
lecture will tell Of the inhabitants on the
unseen side of life. give an Interpretation
of the story Of Satan being driven out
of heaven" and teach how to determine
whether the divine" message or influence
ono gets is from the true God or from one
Of the many false gods. The regular
organ recital will be given at 1880 a. m.
tomorrow as usual
Mrs. Mary r. Chaplin will speak to-
morrow at II a. m. at Berkeley lheatre'
18th street and Fifth avenue, on Ihe
Splendor Of Life" a talk on the possible
glory of our days and ways and now To
oct the vision and live it, The subject
atSp m in her studio in the same build
ing will be 1.-The Vision.
"How To BE Well Born; or. the New
Science of Eugenics' is the theme Tor
the address by Henry Frank in Schuyler
Theatre. Broadway and SD street, to-
morrow. at II a. m, following the prof.
orue on "Radium Cures and Divine
Providence" Preceding the addresses
there will he a motion picture presenting
the birth and evolution OF the caterpillar
on a reel 1000 feet long.
4 preaching service at The Temple sd
| street, Just off Broadway, tomorrow al
,020 a m. will be conducted by the as
eistant pastor. j. +. Stephenson Ills
theme will be Endurance" Pastor Rus
eelrs photo-drama of Creation will be
presented at the usual hours and
o'clock Free sittings. No collection.
Wufrid Ward. editor Of "The Dublin
Review" will give his farewell lecture IN
New York before the Catholic Library
Association and its friends on the sub
! a.. ",n Intimate View of Huxley at