New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-02-23


oacsse Of New York, preached the ser
me-
;,ys Washington Was Religious.
Thomass. rev church. holding
riy three thousand persons. was
-ovoe1. The services opened with d
.ro.sssionsl hymn. starting with The
81. o. COD Goes Forth 10 War" The
atona. anthem was sung 10y over two
es4and persons present. followed by a
payer COR the sons Of the Revolution
% his sermon Bishop Burch said q:
is0-ss Washington was not only a
.zitsman o soldier Of ability and the
ir President OF the United states but
G.orse Washington was. first OF all. re
sogs man, Christian and son OF
Gad The love Of this great man for his
Coo is evident throughout his history.
here was "a man facing the tremendous
roolsms Of tie pioneer in unknown pre-
nets, guiding with wonderful calmness
iasv and undcveloped country beset with
rais ana iribulatious. dealing with SEEM
i;f Impossible tasks his army dwindlins
4 Congress under the grip Of unscrupu-
s politicians. hostile criticism being
n1ed upon him. and when We realize that
= evercsme an OF these obstacles how
an We believe otherwise than that God
ns alih him Yes. God was with George
Washington and George Washington was
sfh God
1eorse Washington was not 50 much
'' peerless statesman as he was n son
V Coo"
Mnons the distinguished persons pres
p we're the Rev. Dr. Ernest Milmore
Nits the Rev. Dr. T.. Langdon Hum
l'''lt. the Rev. Pelham :. Bissell, the
~ Henry Barton Chaplin. the Rev. How
RI bufield tho Rev. William Nicholas
'-nnel, the Rev Alexander Hamilton,
= Rev floyd swallow Leach and the
-''. Howard Chandler Robbins. \ spe-
p collection was taken Up for Pohick
.'Neh Of Mount Vernon. Va. in which
"'ins'on 10Y many years Vorshipped
Prediction OF Universal Peace.
me cay Will come when the armies OF
'sa'e and Germany and England viii b.
'Ned against each other. the word will
fs'en and tho implements Of dcstruc-
vii clsttcr 10 the ground while the
O The three armies will minglc to-
'''f Do friendship and laughter" was
prediction made by the Rev. Dr. Frank
'r Hall pastor Of the Church % the
'f Paternity. YESTERDAY afternoon iva
.aaress az the patriotic services for
Empire state society. Sons OF the
,'can Revolution and othcr patriotic
We The church was decorated with
-''''an iiags and cmblcms Of the vsri-
= Societies
'"N God made Of ono blood al the
- o. men is scientific fact and 4
4" Tact" said Dr. Hall. There is no
~" blood no brown blood. no black
snc 10 blue blood. There is but
e0'omon blood among men To-, only
,'nee between uationahties being the
''nee Of environment"
speaker then Iwelt upon George
ruy.
49,. io'""ing named officers n the
A.. state Society were present: LOUIS
A.. president. Charles \. DE Bots.
-, ,'s'oen' Walter y. Hopping. score
~ 'aines De Ia Montague. treasurer
!. William ". r. Warren. chairman OF
,"1lch committee. Representative
e,, 80 Grand Army Of the Republic the
=, e OF America ana Of tn Connecd-
sssent " ''''' S0' '0''o> "'S0 9 n
~ .@' sih Artillery. Ia dress uniform and
=, 80 hying and a band accompany
"'eo - James, Church. Fordham.
III ~ scotch Presbyterian Church. Cen
u. rsrk West there was union SER
Foa.,s 'ha' congregation and Of the
u. y" Fresbyterian Church congrcgs.
-, ''h the Rev DR.. Mark \. Mat.
= ~ Seattle AZ tie preacher. The
-. holiday as applied to Christian
a. u. ns iopic Of the sermon.
~ ~, PhIal Presbyterian church. ~
wet the Rev. IN Wilton Merle