New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-06-12

Quoted every Sunday at 1l;Se a. m
and p. m. in the Temple woods.
Herbert II. Hetsch will speak TO-
morrow at IL a. m. in the New
Thought Church, Academy HI 10
West 10th ST., on "Self-hastery
Through Constructive Thinking" The
New Though. School is conducting us
summer course Of study at the ehurch
Offices. 10 West Gath ST. Miss Mary
Barry will lead the Harmony Club at
its meeting in Van Cortlandt at 1880
this afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge T Chapin,.
president of the Boston Metaphysical
Club, will speak tomorrow, at Il:lY
n. m. in the Hotel BiltmOre, about
"Changing Your Mind-That a Change
of Scene Is Useful Only 20 Suggest
Change 10 the Mind" These Sunday
talks are attracting large numbers.
The Tent Evangel will open its thir-
ty-sixth season on Sunday, June 2lyr
at $3.50 and 8 P. NJ. The Tent Eyangel 10
is new this season, and Is forty feet
longer than the largest tent Of other
years. II will be pitched on the same
ground. in West l24th ST., near Morn
ingside av., with entrance on l24th st.
and also on 125th st. The following
are some Of the speakers who are ex-
pected 20 be heard this season: Drs.
A. c. Dixon, F. B. Meyer, ]. Wilbur
Chapman. II. NJ. Wharton and W. 3.
Riley. The Rev. G.. W. MACPHERSON, Of
Yonkers, is serving as superintendent
in this, his thirteenth year. The Tent
Evangel is a union work.
Don o. Shelton, president Of the Ma
tional Bible Institute, will speak at the
Institute Headquarters Building, ia
West 35th ST., tomorrow at p. m. on
"Hindrance 10 Power" The sessions
o. the Sunday Afternoon Bible Hours
are open to the public. The Womens
Institute League Of the National Bible
Institute will hold q special meeting
at the headquarters building next
Thursday at sl5 p. m, at which Hugh
r. Munro will speak on "The Scriptural
Place of Women in Christian Service"
The meeting is open to all women.
The opening workers conference Of
the Evangelistic Committee OF New
York City will be held on Monday,
June IA, at 10 a. m, at 541 Lexington
av. DR.. c. P. Tinker, superintendent
o. the City Mission Society OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church and vice.
chairman of the Evangellstic Commit
tee, will address the gathering. All
who are interested in reaching the I'M
churched in the city are cordially in
vited to these meetings. :
The next Fulton st. monthly Bible
lecture will be held at the Fulton Street
Prayer Meeting Room, lib Fulton 81,
next Monday at 1880 D. m, with an
address by Alfred Mace on Things
New and old; or, Christ on Earth and
Christ in Heaven"
DR.. Worth NJ. Tippy, who has conle
from Cleveland to take charge Of the
Madison Avenue Methodist Church.
will speak on Business Organization
in Religion" at the p. m. meeting
for men tomorrow at West Side Young
Mems Christian Association, Eighth ay.
and 9th st.
The 5 D. m. meeting tomorrow at
the 23d st. Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, 215 West 23d St, will be
addressed by Edwin Jennings, who has
written a good deal on the subject or
his talk for the afternoon, namely,
"The Abolition of Poverty"
The subject Of the lesson-sermon in
the Christian Science churches to-mor--
row will be "God, the Preserver OF
Man." and the Golden Text, Jeremiah
xxi, 400 81 will make an everlasting
covenant with them, that | VIII not
turn away from them, TO do them good
"The New Way-The Necessity OF
Progress in Religious Thought as Well,
as in Scientific and Political Thought.
will be DR.. W. John Murray's subjects
az the regular service Of the Church Of
the Healing Christ, at the Laurel Room,
Hotel Astor, at IL a. m. tomorrow.
The Society for Ethical Culture is
holding a series of midweek meetings
in the meeting house, 2 West oath So.
On Wednesday evening, at $3.50 o'eiocS'
n = O'Dell will deliver the fifth adj
dress in this series, taking as his sub.
ject, professor Herrick's Together
and the Problem Of the American Mar,
rage" Weather permitting, this and
succeeding meetings, will be held on
the roof Of the Society Building, en-
trance 33 Central Park West.