New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-11-04
"The Church That Is IN New YORK

Troward's most advanced students
Tberc have been so many requests for
.oacbors Of the Troward Philosophy
that Mrs. Behrend has decided TO give
class instruction.
Tin T-nity Society. 2s West I'D St, IL
n m; Mrs. Van Marter on Jesus
Cbrist. Prophet, Priest and King;
n m. DR.. Orison S. Marden.
Presbyterian
broadway. at Hath ST.; Rev. DR..
Waiter d. Buchanan at II a. m, on
"Fading Leaves; p. m, special musl-
cal service, "The Song of IhanksgiV-
ing"
Central. West 57th St; the full choir,
vocal ard instrumental. will make ITS
first appearance tomorrow for the WIN
ter season. Interesting programmes
are being planned.
Fort Washington. l74th st., near
Broadway. Rev DR.. d. II. Martin, u
a. m, "By-Products of Character;
p. m, 1.-The Coming Election"
Fourth, West End av. and DIST st, 8
p. m, special musical service with
Gounod's "Creation," followed by ser
mon on as the World Growing
W OrSP DIV rev. III T.. W w VI n
Harlem-New York, 122d st. and
DR.. Arms on "Man and Gods Image
Idolatry." The Mems Bible Class has
been increased from about dozen 10
thirty-one after hearing the Rev.
George W. Dewey describe the large
classes in other cities. They expect
before long 10 number over one hun
dred new members
Lafayette Avenue, at Oxford ST.,
Brooklyn, 7:45 p. m, memorial service
to the late Rev. DR.. Horace Grant I'M
derwood, Of Seoul, Corea. Addresses
by Drs A. j. Brown and George Alex
ander.
Rutgers. Broadway and I'D St, Rev.
DR.. D. Russell; p. M, the first OF
series of sermons on "The Major
Things of Life" Subject: "Adapta-
bilty."
Scotch, Central Park West and 96th
St, II a. m, Rev. DR.. A. J. Brown; !
p. m, Rev. DR.. Joseph W. Kemp, Of
Calvary Baptist Church; p. m, Rev
Dr.. NJ. J. Mcleod, of the st. Nicholas
Collegiate Church. Special music at
all services.
West End, at 1O5th ST., Rev. Or. A.
f. Keigwin, IL a. m, "The Great Piin-
ciple Involved in the Approaching
Election; p. m, THE Perils Involved
in the Approaching Election" Tues
day night, election returns by special
wire; Wednesday, November 8, at
D m, Mr.. S. S. Mcclure, of "The Even
ing Mail" on "The Tragedy OF Eu-
rope
Park Avenue, corner S5th St, the
Rev. W. II. Roberts, Stated Club OF
o.. a
M; the Rev. Charles W. Welch, 8 p. m.
Protestant Episcopal
Ascension, Fifth av. and 10th St,
p. m. Gaul's oratorio, "The Holy City
will be sung; p. m, Public Forum,
Judge Seabury, Democratic candidate
for Governor, will speak on What the
Democratic Party Means to America
Beloved Disciple, East seth st., IL
a. M, anniversary sermon by the Rev.
DR.. Henry W. Barbour, the church hav-
ing been consecrated forty-three years
ago. At p. m, popular vespers, DR..
Barbour will preach on Buddhism;
at 8 p. m, the Rev. II. P. Seymour vii,
preach.
Calvary. Fourth av. and 21st ST.,
Holy Communion at 8 and ii a. M;
the rector, Rev. DR.. Sedgwick, will
preach at the II o'clock service:
st. John the Divine, Amsterdam av.
and 111th ST., II a. m, Dean eros
venor; p. m, Bishop n. b. Restarick,
of Honolulu.
St. Luke's, Convent av. and 141st St,
the Rev. DR.. G.. A. Oldham, ninety-siXth
anniversary services, IL a. m. and
p. m.
St. Marks in-the- Bouwerie, Second
av. and 10th ST., 4 p. m, the Rev. Ut.
Guthrie on "Omaha Rituals of lnitIa'
ton Into the Tribe; also Miss jessie
r Rittenhouse on william Vaughn
Moody and His Poet Friends.
Trinity, Broadway and Wall St, IL
A. M, the Right Rev. DR.. Henry Bond
Restarick, Bishop % Honolulu.
Reformed
Hamilton Grange, the Rev: DR.. P: 5.
Leinbach, IL a. M. on Concerning
Those Banished from God; p. m1
"Shall We Pray for the Dead
Harlem. Lenox av. and 123d St,
s p. m. the Rev. DR.. Edgar Tilton, on
christianity and Politics"
Unitarian
All Souls, Fourth av and goth ST.,
II a. m. the Rev. william l.. Sullivan,
on "Our Grounds of Trust Despite All
Evil" .,
Messiah, Park av. and Bath St, IL
a. M. the Rev. DR.. Holmes, The In
ternational Mind; S:l5 p. m, Public
Forum. "The Story of the Street Car
Strike" by William Fitzgerald and
Hugh Frayne.
Universalist
Divine Paternity, Central Park West
and 18th St. IL a. m, the Rev. Or.
Hall, on THE Wilderness or GOO
Mercy"
Other Services
Casino Theatre, Broadway and 3ath
St. Professor Everson will speak at
y. m. on what Will Be the Next
World War After the Present Con
fict?" Professor Everson decided to
give this lecture after reading Presi-
dent Wilson's remarkable statement,
"the present war is the last war of The
kind. or of any kind involving the