New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-16
IN EPISCOPAL CIRCLES.

The services for tomorrow in the
Cathedral of St. John the Divine Will
be a. follows: / a. m, the Right Rev.
DR.. W. 4. Leonard, Bishop of Ohio; 4
u. m. the Right Rev. II. X. Hulse,
missionary Bishop of Cuba, and p. m,
the eleventh organ recital by {. W.
Lefebvre. assistant organist of the ca
thedral.
The Trinity Church MONDAY preach,
ers during Lent have been announced
as follows: February 1913, the Right
Rev. DR.. Charles s. Burch, Bishop Sut-
fragan of New York; 1926, the Right
Rev. DR.. James De Wolf Perry, Bishop
of Rhode Island: March 1-5, the Rev.
DR.. FLOYD W. Tompkins, OF Philadel-
phia: SIP. the Right Rev. Dr. Phillp
NJ. Rhinelander, Bishop of Pennsylva-
MIA: 1919, the Right Rev. DR.. John
Cragg Farthing, Bishop Of Montreal;
% %. the Right Rev. Dr.. Robert Coo,
man. Bishop of Maine; 29-3l and April
10. the Rev. Dr. William /. Manning
rector Of Trinity Church.
DR.. Manning will preach at Ola RIM
itv tomorrow at IL a. M; the Key
DR.. John Mockridge, vicar, VIII preach
At 1870 o. m, and the Rev. W. Is. NM
Raid. curate, will preach at 8 p. m.
A. tho Church of the Ascension
Fifth av. and 10th st, the Rev ~, III
Percy ctiCkuey Grant, rector, WIZ
rrescb at II a. m. tomorrow. AZ !
y n, Handel's "The Messiah" VIII be
sung. assisted by these soloists: MIS-
Louise MacMahon, soprano; Mrs; Jonn
II FIaoler. contralto, and John Young
tsnor, The Rev. Harold A. Lynch VIII
Dreacb The public forum will be ad-
dressed at 8 p. m. by Alfred W, NC
Cann. the pure food expert, on our
Dntv Toward the Food Question.
A. G. Tbomas's Church, Fifth ay.
and 53d ST.. the Rev. Or. Ernest NJ
Stires. rector. viii preach a' a. '"'
and p, m. tomorrow.
At the Church Of the Transilgurssttlo,nI'
Fast 29th St, between fltth ana naIi
SON avs, the Rev. DR.. George CiaI NJ
Houphton, rector, will preach AZ ~, II NJ a.
m. tomorrow and the Rev w W.
Davis at p. m.
Al the Church OF the Holy Commu-
Mon. 2Oth ST. and Sixth av.' the Key
DIR. Henry Mottet, rector, VIII preach
az II a. m. and p. m. to-morro" anu
81 the children's service AT p. ~
There will be an organ recital mex
Wednesday evening by DAVID Mch'
Williams, assisted by Miss AK 1ouhg'
violinist.
A year ago. when the new Chapel OF
tho intercession, Broadway ana looti
~ was opened, a special service was
instituted. called popular vespers' helu
zach Sunday at p. m. tomorrow
an anniversary service VIII DC helu' a.
which the music which has met WIN
Greatest favor will be rendered "
Gates will read selections from the
En,stle TO the Philippians.
The Rev. DR.. Harry f. Fosdick, OF
iontclair. n. j., will preach at 81.
Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, at
D. m. tomorrow.
Tho January meeting of the New
Vork local assembly of the Brother
bood of St. Andrew Will be held next
Wednesday in Intercession Chapel
Trinity Parish, l5bth ST. ana hroad"ay'
II will open with conference on or
..7,,~damentals" at 6:l5 p. m, Louis IL.
,gru uL'u% presiding. The discussion
t .U ho ecrtjonal. under the following
VIII D' ond leaders: Prayer" Edward
t0pi. herman; Service" Francis NJ.
" NJ. ard "The Call TO the Minis
NJ" pankin Barnes. The address az .
Wy, Iii be delivered by the Rev. Dr.
Henry Lubec&. ,,,;.
Owing 20 the large numbers ~lsnins
oW .,ord the Rev. Mr.. Tyson's lectures
to a ave- Nov. Testament. the Church Club
on 'lo o orI too small. and the remain
has pro- ,ctures will be given, through
ing four -, ~ of the Rev. DR.. Stires, at
ne c Cn;Id Hall in St. Thomas's Parish Sn
Inc 5ou. 1"' / West SD ST. on January ~
a nOas 81 and Feb and 10, at ,,o a. a. ,bc
ano lectures are given under ,nS
dn nyo Of twenty-five parishes sir1r A1 10
are oP Pbe New Testament intelligen'ly'