Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-04-03
EXTENSIVE SHOP WORK
BY MEN OF Y. M. C. A.
Central Branch Increases Spir-
itual Power-Easter Music
Tomorrow.

Extensive shop work is being done by
the religious service department of the
Central Branch Young Mems Christian
Association Richard C. Wilson, promoter
| of service. with his assistants, is exerting
every effort to make the institutions
power for the growth of the spiritual life
of the city become stronger than it has
| ever been. and almost every weekday
| meetings are held In shops in the central
| part of the city at noon.
Next Tuesday a meeting will be held in
the shop of the Bement-Miles plant. at
2st and Callowhil streets, when the
Rev. Frank Scott will give an address
The Rev. Fletcher Clark will talk at
meeting to be held at the headquarters
OF the Packard Motor Car Company, 3l7
North Broad street, on Wednesday. At
the William Sellers Company shop, 16tn
and Hamilton streets. Robert c. Nc
Quilkin will give an address on Thursday.
On Friday Mr.. Wilson will lead the meet
Ing in the John C. Winston Publishing
House. at 1905 Arch street
Special Easter music will be a feature
of the regular meeting for men in the
auditorium tomorrow afternoon at 4
o'clock Miss Ethel Sykes, cooratura
soprano, will sing and instrumental
artists will participate In the program
The address will be given by the Rev
Q. S. Dufield, pastor of the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church. whose topic
will be THE Final Object" Thomas L.
Lawton's Drop-ln Glass will meet in the
Lobby, at o'clock.
NORTH BRANCH.
The first of a series of five addresses on
How to Win Men," was given last night
by the Rev, b. Greenway, pastor of the
Castor Presbyterian Church. Doctor
Greenway's subject last night was How
to Win Careless Men,
The North Philadelphia Minlsterlum
will meet in the auditorium of the North
Branch on Tuesday afternoon. TO consider
means for conserving the religious inter-
est aroused by the Sunday campaign
n. b. Buckalew, general secretary of the
Scranton Y, NJ. c. A.. has been invited
10 speak on the methods used for con-
servatlon of Sundays work in that city
In the evening representatives from a
dozen or more shops will attend a din
ner at $50 o'clock. when Mr.. Buckalew
will speak.
There will be an elaborate musical en-
tertainment in the auditorium this eve
ming. Professor Happich's orchestra will
be assisted by Horace r. Hood, and |
Miss Alma Drummer. a reader will par
ticipate In the exercises.
Tomorrow afternoon, at the lobby |
meeting, the Rev. James II. Macarthur, |
pastor OF the Bethesda Presbyterian |
Church, will speak on Two Ways to
the Throne" Mrs, A, c. Bates will be
the soloist.
WEST BRANCH.
A community meeting for a discussion
Of woman suffrage will be held in the
West Branch Y. NJ, C. A., on Saturday
evening of next week. at O'Clock. 1t
will be a mass-meeting, and will be open
10 the public. The speaker will be Mrs.
Marion Booth Kelley. Among features
Of n musical program will be soprano
sulos by Mrs Felix NJ. Katar and violin
solos by Charles Casper. Jr.
"From Chinatown to the Pulpit will
be the subject of an address 10 be de-
ivered at the Sunday afternoon meeting
by George Long, founder and
of the Inasmuch Mission.
Mr.. Long will tell his life story. Henry
W. Lewis will lead the singing The
meeting is to begin at o'clock.
In order to conserve as much as pos
ble the benefits of the Billy Sunday
that came through students
II the West Philadelphia High School
hitting the trail' In the West Branch
Vhen Homer A, Rodeheaver spoke there,
" II. Crown, the executive secretary Is
interviewing them. Bible classes are be-
ng formed for them, and they are all
ieing lined up with church work.