New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-22

for men AZ the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association, Eighth av. and
57th st.
At the mems meeting, at p. m. to-
morrow, in the Twenty-third Street \.
VI. {. A., 2l5 West 23d ST., the pro-
gramme will take the form of a read
ing from THE Music Master" by Miss
Annie 7. Davault.
Don o. Shelton. president Of the Ma
tional Bible Institute, will speak az the
Institute headquarters building, PA
West 35th ST., tomorrow at S:45 p. m,
on what a Man Saw and Felt in
He'll" At IL a. m. Mr. Shelton VIII
speak at the First Soravian CaurcA,
Brooklyn. and AZ 8 p. m. az the United
Presbyterian Churcn, 18TH 81. and
Lorillard Place.
The Rev. DR.. Robert F. Y. Pierce.
, whose evangelistic addresses are Illus
trated with artistic tTayon slAtehos,
will resume his talka at Broad and
/ Wall SITS. and other business centres
downtown next week. This venture OF
invading the business centres with
some of the practical features CT
church life during A rest period IN
| business hours has been cordially APP
proved by many business men.
The Woman's national Sabbath Al
lance will hold its last pubic meet
ing this season in the Madison Ave-
nue. Baptist Church on next Monday,
at 10:i5 a. m. The rev. DR.. Owen. OF
/ Brooklyn, will speak and will give
some experiences in regard TO sabbath
observance IN Atlanta, Ga. Everybody
welcome.
The subject OF the iesson-serrnon In
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
! row will be "Soul and Body" and the
| Golden Text (Romans, l2:D; II be-
seach you, therefore, brethren. by tho
mercies OF God, that 20 present your
bodies n living sacrifice. holy, accept
able unto God, which Is your reasons
able service"
"The Influence Of Mind" will be
| Rev. DR.. W. John Muiray's subject at
the regular services Of the Church OF
the Healing Christ. held in the Laurel
Room of Hotel Aston, mt IL a. m. to-
morrow.
At II a. m. tomorrow the Brookl,n
Society for Ethical Culture, meeting nc
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music, will
be addressed by DR.. Henry Neumann,
J on Postponed Living" This will be
the lass meeting of the Brooklyn So
ciety this season.
"Does the War Give Civilization q
| Setback" will be- the subject Of DR..
! F. w. Sears's lecture at II a. m. to-
morrow in the New Thought Church.
Aeolian Hall. 1896 West l3d st. To-
morrow will be the last meeting OF tho
season in Aeolian Hall. Services will
be continued all during the summer
in another place. which will be an
nounccd nez' week.
DR.. Manuel Rvego will give lect-
ure on "The Cosmic Age" at the hall,
800 West lslst st., next Thursday
evening. Mrs. VI. Rivero will sing
the cayatina. "Plus Grand dams Son
Obscurit6," from LA Refine dc Saba"
by GounOd.
The 1873 graduates at the United
States Naval Academy will receive to-
morrow evening bibles presented by
American Scamen's Friend Society OF
New York through It's secretary, DR..
George Sidney Webster.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge T. Chaplin in
her Sunday morning talk at the Bit
more will speak NJ 1915 o'clock to-
morrow on "The World We Will" and
will answer the query What Are We
Striving for?" Miss Florence Austin,
violinist, will play. Mrs. Chapin's
Sunday afternoon teas and evening adj
dress at $3.50 o'clock at her studio. 10
which every one is invited, are attract
ing many persons.
Miss villa Faulkner Page will give
the third in the series Of four Satur-
day morning lectures to-day at IL
o'clock in the Hotel Majestic. The sub
ject will be "Love-and Lovers" Miss
Nell B. Duff will be the soloist and
Aldo Ricci violinist, will play.