New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-07-03

streets on July by the Evangelistic
committee. Last week 1853. services
were held under the auspices of this
organization In English. Bohemian,
Hungarian, Italian, Russian and
Slovak.
A Baptist, Congregational, Methodist,
two Presbyterian and Reformed
church in Harlem are to hold union
services ,gain this summer while their
pastors are away on vacation. DR.. Ball,
pastor of St. James's Methodist Church,
who remains in the city for a few days,
and will preach tomorrow, is the only
one of the pastors 10 take part in the
services. DR.. Balls topics will be:
Morning, "The Signs of the Times;
evening, christianity on Trial" DR..
Daniel Russell. pastor-elect of the Rat
gers Presbyterian Church, will preach
the two following Sundays. The
Young Peoples societies will also unite
in a service at o'clock. For the first
five weeks the services will be held in
the Harlem-New York Presbyterian
Church, 122d st. and Mount Morris
Park West.
The audiences at Tent Evangel have
been the largest in the history of this
DR.. b. Fay Mills will speak tomorrow
at $3.50 and p. m. and on Monday and
Tuesday at p. m. He will close his
work on Tuesday night.
beginning on Wednesday, Mrs. Mabel
Q. Stevens, of Florida, will open her re-
vival work in Tent Evangel. Last sea-
son her audiences were among the larg-
est in the tent
"The Young Peoples Societies OF
Christian Endeavor Of the West End
Presbyterian, Grace Methodist and
Hope Baptist Churches will hold an
open air meeting on Sunday. at 5 p. m,
at 103d ST. and Riverside Drive. Mr..
Cravner, of Grace Church, will adj
dress the meeting.
Professor Everson, who has con-
Quoted several successful evangelistic
campaigns in Washington Heights,
will open his tent on July II. The lee
lures will be held in large new tent
at 10th st. and Amsterdam av. Pro-
fessor Wirth and a large corps of
singers and Bible teachers will assist
Professor Everson.
Tomorrow will be Patriotic and
Americanization Day at the Twenty
third Street Y. NJ. c. A. 215 W. 23d
ST. George Sanderson, executive sec
rotary Of the National Lend-aH Hand
Society, will speak at 8 p. m. on Good
Citizenship"
The subject or the lesson-sermon in
the Christian Science Churches to-
morrow will be God" and the Golden
Text (Leviticus, 26:l2), 81 will walk
amorr you, and will be your God, and
We shall be My people" During July
evening services will be discontinued
at First Church and during August
they will be discontinued at Second
Church. In other Christian Science
churches, with the exception of Fifth
Church, Sunday evening services will
be discontinued during July and
August; Fifth Church will hold Sunday
evening services throughout the sum-
mer.
The Church Of the Healing Christ,
contrary 10 previous announcements,
will continue services during the sum
mer at 116 West 10th st on Sundays
at II a. m. and on Wednesdays at S:l5
p. m. The subject for tomorrow will
be The Law of Compensation" Dr..
". John Murray, the pastor, will give
a series of lectures on the subject of
Divine Science" at the summer school
at Croton on Hudson during July and
August.
"How to Materialize Our Castles in
the Air and Make Of Them Castles on
the Ground will be the subject of Miss
Ella l.. Watts's lecture at II a. m. to-
morrow in The New Thought Church,
/ Academy Hall, 115 W. 10Th ST. Miss
/ Watts will also read an original poem
/ apropos of the subject of her lecture.
| Miss c. Horne will address the meeting
OF the Harmony Club in the open at
. Van Cortlandt Park at $3.50 p. m. to-
day.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge T. Chaplin, of
| Boston, president Of the Metar hysical
/ Club, of that city, is continuing her
Sunday services at the Biltmore Hotel
at l1:15 a. m. Mrs. Chaplin holds the
attention of her audiences from start
to finish. The service tomorrow will
be patriotic, and the subject "Our New
/ American independence" 1t is also an
rounced that Miss Minnie Tracy, from
/ Paris, will sing "The Star-Spangled
| Banner" America" THE Battle Hymn
of the Republic" and hymns appropri-
ate to the day; also that the newsboys,
whom Mrs. Chaplin often addresses.
will contribute patriotic songs to the
programme. In the evening Mrs.
/ Chaplin will speak at her studio, 70
/ West 44th st. In August she will visit
the exposition, and will speak at diff