New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-01

ia. NJ, ". John Murray on "Coneen-
tration." Solost will be Mrs. Marie
Donavin- Sondheim. At $3.50 p. NJ, Mr.
Murray will speak on the same suoJeet
at the Masonic Temple. Brooklyn, y. L
ETHICAL CULTURE.
Meeting House, Central Park West
and oath Street, II A. NJ, Lawrence,
Houseman will speak on art and
Citizenship" At the same hour a,
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music,
George +. O'Dell will speak on Ideals
of Friendship"
Free Synagogue, Carnegie Hall, lo:So
a. NJ. ninth anniversary service, with
Ambassador Morgenthau the cnlet
speaker Other speakers will be the
Rev. DR.. Wise, the Rev. DR.. Louis
Grossman and A. |. Elkus.
LUTHERAN.
Emmanuel, Lexington ave. and ssth
St. tho Rev. William Schoenfeld, Eng
lish service Sundays at 4 p. m. Lenten
topic. Jesus and His Enemies
Redeemer. West 44th St, the Rev: r
Schumm, Lenten service "Wednesday:
Sis p. m; topic, Weep Not for Me.
METHODIST.
Old John Street, IL q. m, the Rev
DR.. Streeter; p. m, the Rev: Dr. Johh
W. Sanborn will lecture on Language,
Legends and Religious Ceremonies OF
the Iroquois Indians" This is an In
teresting lecture on Indian tribes.
Park Avenue. at seth ST., 10 a. m,
Henry Clews Ii. D., on THE 0ppor.-
tunty of the United States for World
Leadership. Financial and Industrial:
Through the Aid Of Wall Street.
Preaching at II a. m. and p. m. by the
Rev. Or. Jameson. 80,
St. Paurs West End Ave. and sot1
ST.. D. m. the Rev. Charles l.. Goodeli,
Bible Statesmsnship and Ours
NEW THOUGHT.
Criterion Theatre, Broadway and
44th st.. ll:l5 a. m, DR.. +. W. Sears,
on "Whom Shall We Reform" Dr..
Sears say that the world begins its re-
formatory work at the wrong end. with
the result that only seeming objective
efforts are ever obtained, and these as
a rule are only temporary.
Rumford Hall, 90 East 4lst St Henry
Frank will speak at 8 p. m. on The
Dream Of World Peace" For the rest
OF the season Mr.. Frank will speak on
Shakespeare's tragedies and comedies.
Mrs. Mary Etheridge 7. Chaplin, at
1l:l5 a. m. in the music room o. the
Hotel Biltmore, will speak on "A Per-
fectlv Poised Personality" This Will
be Mrs. Chapin's first lecture at the
! Biltmore. as she has been holding her
services at the Theatre Francois.
Unity Society, % West 72d St, at IL
a. m. Mrs. Van Marter will speak. The
society home is open daily from 10
a. m. TO p. m, with reading rooms for
those who wish to use them.
/ Gambler Theatre, 8 p. m, the Rev.
| Theodore Sedgwick. d. D., OF Calvary
/ Episcopal Church. The Rev. Samuel
Colcord will answer all questions.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Broadway, at Hath ST., the Rev. DR..
Walter D. Buchanan will speak at both
services. His subject at II a. m. will be
"Ecce Homo" and at 8 p. m. Loves
Persuasion"
Fort Washington, Broadway and
174th ST., the Rev. DR.. Daniel II. Mar
| tin, II a. m, "The Gospel of Matthew
| the Testimony of Government Official
to the Person Of Christ" which is the
| first of series of sermons on The
/ Heart or the GoSpel. Az p. IN, ne
/ Gospel of Mark-a Young Romans Tes-
| timony to the Kingship of Christ"
/ Harem-New York, Seventh av. and
| l2sth ST., the Rev. DR.. George W.
Arms, II a. m, More Than Con.
querors"; p. m. "How To Be Happy"
Northminster. al West ll5th ST., the
Rev DR.. Arthur II. Limouze, II a. m,
"The Priest" Communion service; 8
p. m, AT Prayer in the Night"
Rutgers. Broadway and I'D St, the
Rev. Dr. Russell, II a. m, Honor Thy
Father and Thy Mother; 8 p. m,
"Gethsemane."
Scotch. Central Park West and 96th
ST., the Rev. Dr.. Robert Watson, II
A. m. "The Lamb of God"; 8 p. m,
"An Unselfish Friend"
West End, Amsterdam av. and 105th
ST., the Rev. DR.. A. f. Keigwin, 8 p. NJ.
preparedness" Thursday. p. NJ, free
illustrated lecture on India" by DR..