New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-03-28

Talk 70 Men" Is the subject OF a series or
Informal addresses being delivered after
the regular meeting by Or. Louis r WOLF
miller. physical director. Discussions fol-
low each address, and men. whether mem
bers OF the Z VI. c. 4. or not are In
vted.
At 3:45 p m. tomorrow at the 23d
street Y ". c. A. near Seventh avenue
Charles Brandon Booth. general secretary
Of the Volunteer Prison League will give
an address on "A New Hope for the I'm
prisoned" For n number OF years Mr.
Booth has. through prison vistations and
practical study. been familarizing him
self with every phase 81 prison life. The
meeting will he open to women accom-
panied b. men friends. At o'clock Mr.
Fansworth's class meets again in the dis
cussion on Christianity and Modern
Thought" DR.. Poole's subject IS The
Ideal Man." and is the last OF his series
Of talks for this season. Mr.. Clarke will
continue his course on The Prophets"
Al the Central Branch Y. VI. c. A, No.
II Bond street. Brooklyn, Dr. G. A. Eaton.
pastor of the Madison Avenue Baptist
Church. will speak tomorrow on "A
Straight Crooked Man" Motion pictures
at 80 p m.
At the McAuley Cremorne Mission, No.
50 West 10Th street. at s p. m. tomorrow.
William Boardman will celebrate the first
anniversary OF his conversion. The speak
ers AZ the other Gospel halls OF the Ma
tional Bible Institute tomorrow night at
o'clock wll he as follows Al the Beacon
Light Gospel Hall. No. 2S72 Third avenue,
A. j. Graham: at the Living Waters
Gospel Hall. No. POI Third avenue. ". IL
Coleman. and at the Manhattan Gospel
Hall. No. 101 Manhattan street, F. l.
Stutz.
At the New Church (Swedenborgan),
s5th street. between Park and Lexington
avenues. the Rev. Julian K. Smyth will
preach at II a m tomorrow on Ike
pentance and the Remission Of Sins,
which will treat on the great Christian
doctrine OF forgiveness.
The Episcopal Church in the City OF
Philadelphia invests 100000 in a mission
building and then takes a product Of the
great East Side Of New York to be one Of
its principal workers All Chinatown and
the Bowery will say. "Goodby. Caruso," 10
9. B. Ellis at the Old Chinese Theatre, In
Doyers street, next Tuesday at 10 p. m.
Tomorrow. Passion Sunday, the congre-
cation of nlghtworkers who attend St
Andrews Roman Catholic Church. In
Duane street. will be augmented by St
Lukes Council, Knights OF Columbus
Tho members OF this council, one or the
largest In The Bronx, will attend the 200
n. m. mass and receive Holy Communion.
All nightworkers who are knights are
invited to participate. The centre aisle
of the church will be reserved for them.
musical programme has been pre-
pared by the organist. Joseph Bletger,
consisting OF Leonards Mass, with tho
quartet, composed OF Miss Anna Y. Dona-
hue. soprano; Miss Mary Esther Corcor-
an. contralto: James J. Walsh, tenor ana
&. Cassler. basso.
AT the close OF the mass breakfast
will he served AT n downtown hotel
At II A. m. tomorrow In the meeting
house for the Society for Ethical Culture.
Central Park West and 6ith street. Dr.
Donald Lowrie will speak on Prison
Life as Seen from the Inside" At p.
m. Or. John L. Elliott will deliver an
address on Socialism and Other Rene
dies" At D. m. the Bronx Group or the
Society for Ethical Culture. meeting at
Hunts Point Palace. Southern Boule-
ward and 1e3d street. will be addressed by
Ceoree =. O'DelI, on Tho Demand for
q Religion Of Democracy" At II a. m.
the Brooklyn Society FOR Ethical culture
meeting in the Brooklyn Academy OF Mu-
sic. will he addressed by F. j. Could
for the Moral Education
League of Great Britain on Saving 'ne
Worlds Children
The Call of the Unseen VIII De u'
subject OF +. ". Sears's lecture az IL a:
IA Tomorrow I'm The New Thought
church, New Aeolian Hall. Arrangernents
are being made for special Easter sci
vices and decorations; Ine lev aSbost
waik" at its club rooms, No. go west
End avenue, next Thursday nlght
The subject of the lesson-sermon in the
Christian Science churches tomorrow
will be Reality" and the golden text
Romans xiii I, let every Soul % SUI
Is no power but Of God: the powers tnat
be are ordained of God.
Henry Frank. Of the Liberal Consre-
gation will speak Sunday morning in
Scbnyler Theatre. Broadway and ga
street on ANTHONY Comstocks PerSe-
cItion OF Art and Literature, especiaIy
reviewing the novel "Hagar Revelly.
THE World We VIII IS the SUBJECT
Mary Etheridge Chaplin Will SPEAK on IN
The Berkeley Theatre. Hth street ana
T-ifth avenue. tomorrow morning. LOIS
Irov will sing. Healing Will ne the sun
iect Tor the evening meeting IN Mrs'
fhapin's studio. in the same bulidlng'
The lecture will be followed by heal
inc service" A special post,graduate
class for those who are familiar WIN
the elementary principles or constructive
living will he held at the studio Moh-
dav afternoon at p m.
The subject OF the lecture before ths
New York Freethought Society to,nor
row morning will be Easter ana the
The lecturer VIII Dee
lanes r. Morton, jr. The, lecture WI
he delivered in Bryant Hall. sixth Az, AZ
nue near 4ed street, at IL a. m. LniSi
is the last meeting OF the season, anu
/, snecial invitation to attend is EXTENDED
10 all interested.
The sixty-sixth anniversary OF the ~
won't Of modern spiritualism VIII be celes
brated tomorrow by the Splfltual NJ
ethical Society Of New York CITY, AZ Nj
a n