New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-07
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The United Lenten services OF Trinity
Church have attracted a large number Of
persons in the opening weeks, and 1t -
expected that the service next Wednes-
day evening. which will be held in the
new Chapel of the 1ntercession, looth
street and Broadway, will be the mos,
widely attended thus far. DR.. William
r. Manning, rector Of the parish, WI
continue his talks on the Apostles creed
at this time. his subject being WHO was
Conceived by the Holy Ghost, Born OF the
Virgin Mary
The Lenten preacher at Old Trinity for
the midday services next week is the
Rev. Dr. l.. j. Paterson Smyth, or ~.
Georges church, Montreal.
AT the Church OF the Ascension tde
Rev. DR.. Percy Stickney Grant VIII
preach at IL a. m. Rossinis "Staoat
Mater" will be given at p m, with 'pe-
cial soloists. The Public Forum viii he
addressed at p. m. by DR.. John b. An
drews, secretary of the American Asso-
citation for Labor Legislation, on the SUD
iect Of Unemployment"
The Rev. Dr. Ernest NJ. Stires Will
nfedGn d.
at St. Thomass Church.
The Rev. DR.. Henry Mottet will preach
At the Church of the Holy Communion at
II A. m tomorrow and the Rev. Samuel
Neal Kent at p. IN. The Rev Charles
l.. Gomph will preach at p m. on
Wednesday and the Rev. Edward 5. Hale
At D. IN. on Friday.
Dean Frank l.. Vernon, of ST. Luke s
Cathedral, Portland, Me, Will preach at
the Church Of the TRANSPORTATION at IL
q. III. tomorrow. At p. m. the Kew +.
]. Duffy will preach and there viii be
full vested choir. Dean Vernon VIII
preach daily at noon. Professor Arthur
Winnie jerks will lecture on "Reforma-
ton Church History" on Friday at p. M
Bishop Greer will preach and administer
confirmation at st. Luke's Church con-
vent avenue and Hist street, at IL d. d.
tomorrow. In the evening the rector VIII
preach on "The Fifth Commandment IN
the series on The Ten Commandments
and Modern ] O..
The Protestant Episcopal Church OF the
Incarnation. Madison avenue ana 5oth
street. the Rev II. G. Robbins, rector
will hold Lenten services as follows
MONDAY services from 1915 TO 2;p
o'clock on every week day; on Wednes-
DAYS and Fridays, services also at ~
a. IN; daily evening PRAYER at D. ih''
and Sunday church services at a. n.
and II a. IN. and 4 p. IN. "A chiidreh
service is conducted by the rector san
l..,, ,,,.rpfpqa at IA q clock.
Attractive music is offered at Il a. m
and u. m. tomorrow at the Church OF
tho Heavenly Rest. under the direction OF
J. christopher Marks, organst ana choh-
master.
From present Indications the Episcopnl
layrnen's meeting in Synod Hall, Amstei-
dam avenue and 10th street, on next
Monday evening will attract representa-
ton from practically every parish III me
Diocese Of New York. Word has already
been received from large number Il
marshes. and in many cases the deics"-
tons will number from thirty TO my
men. The meeting, however, ~ not a.
ranged solely for these delegations o'l
T. omen 10 all laymon Of the diocese. Inc
Rishop viii preside. feature OF inc
evening ii an address on missionary WORN
hy Archdeacon Hudson Stuck OF YUKON
~ Mount Mckinley distinction. There
viu also be an open conference on "Ihs
Layrncns Committee: What II can ana
WIN Do" The meeting Is under the
ausuices OF the diocesan missionary COLI
mittcs.