New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-09
General Items Of the Week.

both morning and evening services
tomorrow. His subject m the evening
will be Lessons of the War Some
Men Never Learn Anything"
At the Church of the Divine Pa
ternity, Central Park West and F6tn
st.. the Rev DR.. Frank Oliver Hall will
preach at II a. m. tomorrow on rs
This a Good World" and at 4:3O p. m.
on Hard Times" J. Warren Andrews
will give a brief organ recital after
the service.
DR.. J. Herman Randall will speak on
"The Will TO Serve Versus the VIII to
Power" at the 4 p. m. meeting to-mor-
row at the West Side Y VI. {. A.
Eighth av. and 5Tth 81. This IS the
first Of series Of addresses by Or.
Randall on Jesus Versus Nietzsche.
The subject of the address at the
ODD st. Y. VI. {. A.. 2l5 West I'D ST., AT
3:45 p. m. tomorrow will be is the
Religion of the East Superior to the
Christianity Of the Vest This IS an
illustrated lecture, given by Or. sam
uel A. Perrine, who spent a great many
wears in India and Northwestern Cnlha'
This meeting is open for men only
In addition to Dr.. Robert +. Speer,
the Rev. Herman +. Swartz ana
Fletcher $. Brockman, whose names
were announced last week as speakers
AT the Observation-Disclosures missionary
dinner next Tuesday evening at o:5O
n. m. at the Fifth Avenue Restaurant
il is expected that DR.. I. Bronson Ray
Of Nashville; DR.. Ward Platt, OF PM
adelphia: DR.. Stephen J. Corey, OF I'm
cinnati, and Dr. James Endlcott' OF To-
ronto. will bring brief reports from
mission fields that they have recently
visited or over which they have secre-
tarial supervision
The Rev. DR.. Arthur Cushman Nc
GlfFert will preach in the chapel OF the
Union Theological Seminary, Claremont
ay. between 120th and l22d SITS, at ii
a. m. tomorrow.
The Bible Studies at 15l West l25th
81 are conducted By William Rennie'
Rible student of forty-tive years, stand
ing. a we'll known lecturer for the pup
lie schools and a writer and lecturer
en- various religious subjects.
/ Howard Melish will address the
People's Institute on Jesus: His Char-
acter and His Teachings" IN the Great
Hall of Cooper Union, tomorrow at .
D. m.
The annual meeting of the Home
Missions Council will be held in the
PRESBYTERIAN Building, 1856 Fifth av-,
next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day. The sessions are open TO all.
At the National Bible Institutes
Sunday afternoons with the Bible" to-
morrow at 4 p. m. at 21i West $5th st,
Don o. Shelton will speak .on y ne
IL of
filed The sessions are open 10 ths
public.
The sermon subject at the Lenor
Avenue Union Church, "a West l26th
St. at D. m. tomorrow, viii be "A
Strong Man OFF Guard"
The next Fulton Street monthly Bible
lecture will be held at ll3 Fulton st,
next Monday at 1880 p. m. Ford :;
Ottman will speak on "The Fourfold
Glory of Christ" Singing will com
mence at 7 o'clock, and the meeting -
to begin promptly at 1880 and will close
at S:l5 o'clock.
Columbia University announces three
extension courses to be conducted by
DR.. Richard Morse Hodge at private
houses. The courses begin next week
and are of twelve lectures each: one
on Tuesday mornings on Religious Ex-
rerience in an Age of Science" at the
home of Mrs William ?. Howe; one on
Wednesday mornings on Ethical Frog
ress," at the home OF Mrs. James
Roosevelt. and one on Thursday morn
ings Oh "The Historical Jesus at the
home of Mrs. Lewis II. Lapham
The subject of the lesson-sermon in
the christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Sacrament and the golden
text Romans. 14:10: "The kingdom
Of God is not meat and drink; but
righteousness and peace and joy IN the
HOLY Ghost"
Myron T. Herrick, eX-Ambassador
to France, who has just returned to
this country, has accepted an invitation
TO address the congregation or the New
Thought Church, Aeolian Hall, to-mor-
row at II a. n. Nr. Herrick will speak
of some of his experiences IN Paris
Immediately following the breaking out
Of the war.
School of the Builders CTroward Phi
losophy, Incorporated). 100 West 18TH
st.. teaches the relationship between
the subjective and the objective mind,
that trde state of happiness, eth
cheney and success be realized. Inc
school maintains a system of personal
instructions, including free lectures.
paid classes and personal advice. Free
lecture every Sunday al I p. m. AMI
every Wednesday at o'clock. The
subject tomorrow will be THE Reclp-
rocal Action of me Universal and lndl-
yidual Mind"
At II a. m. tomorrow at the Meeting
House Of the Society for Ethical Cult
ure. Central Park West and 64th ST.,
Dr. Felix Adler will speak on "The
Illusions of Life" AT 8 p. m. Alfred
W. Martin will speak on "The Causes
of Modern Occutsm." At IL a. m. the
brooklyn Society meeting at the Acad-
envy Of Music will be addressed By
George f.. O'Dell, on MILITARY Training
and National Character"
A choir Of boys from the Newsboys'
Home, in New Chambers ST., will sing
at services tomorrow morning held by
Mary Etheridge l. Chaplin at the Berk-
eley Theatre Mr. Butcher. superin-
tendent. will conduct the choir. The
boys are coming. il is said. 70 express
their appreciation Of the frequent Wis
its of Mrs. Chaplin 10 their home at
New Chambers st. Mrs. Chaplin will
speak on the subject "Who Are You ?"
The Saturday and Monday classes will
be held in the studio. Saturday noon,
Y 20 /, peace and world hope meet
ings; free 20 all. This work. it is stat
ed. is not in any way a political or
social propaganda. but appeals directly
to the individual 10 help him.
At the Theosophical Society. % West
45th ST.. at the public lecture to-mor-
row, at s:l5 p. m, 7. K. Prater will
speak on The Messenger Of the New
Cycle"
Personal Efficiency" will be the sub
jeet at the Church OF the Healing
Christ Hotel Aston tomorrow at II