New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-19

the summer school there will also be
school for church music in which practical
choir training and management and course
I'm the music of the Sunday school VIII be
discussed.
a memorial service in memory Of the late
Rev. DR.. T. Leonard Levy. Of Pittsburgh
will he held Mt Temple Emanuel. ffth Ave
nue. and Forty-third Street, Sunday evening
at S:I5 o'clock, under the auspices OF the
Eastern Council Of Reform Rabbis. The SER
vice will he national in scope. Representative
rabbis and laymcn from several cities. as wen
as the choir Of Temple Emanu-El' parucl-
pating in the programme.
The Rev. Fred Wnslow Adams. supeerin-
tendent of the New York district OF the New
York Conference Of the Methodist Church.
has sent a letter to each Methodist minister
calling attention TO four ways the 'hurcn
can best serve the community. Each chutch
should interest its people IN vacant Iot ga.
dening All boys and girls from fourteen 20
twenty years should be taught farming. INC
women of the church should enlist IN the
different societies for relief work Forums
should be conducted IN create public sehu-
ment favorable TO the abolition OF the saloon'
and most important Of all should be the 81
forts of the minister To conserve the spiritual
values of the hour.
At St James, Episcopal Church new en-
terprise in the department Of religious educa-
ton has been conducted this year IN huu'
ton to the regular Sunday school tnere nae
been another school for boys and girs WHO
return late in the autumn and leave carry III
the spring. II has been called "Christian
Nurture Classcs" The curriculum adopted
was that OF the Christian Nurture series OF
the Episcopal Church. Signed Applications
for admission are made by the pa,en. - az" 49,
registration fee is required. While the ioc~
is unusual il nevertheless has succeeded.
A movement has been started to get the
Church ito change the name OF SUNDAY
school, TO church school. Those VINO hu
yocate the change say the new term ehuren
school indicates a broader point Oh
and would make the school more a part OF
The Church organization. II is only ques-
tion of time when religious instruction our
inc week DAYS by the Church will necessitatc
the use Of a different term than SUNDAY
school"
The Broadway Tabernacle will celenrate
June 3 as Old Home Day, All noh-ref w NJ,
members of the church IN the sic'nnH "a nhnrch
York City will return to their olu c Gu, 8.
home that day special sermon VIII %
nyeached 20 them by the Rev. Charles T.
Jefferson.
A snecial service for the mothers OF all
soldiers will be held in the Rutgers frespy-
t .r'a" an address on Broken Plans" will be
given by the Rev Daniel Russell Inc eu,-
cors choir. assisted by solosts. will give the
following programme of music: organ pr1-
lude "Rerceuse" GODDARD: anthem, oou 10
Ioye shelley: anthem. "He Shall Feed nus
Flock" Handel soprano solo. When v ,,Ns
The Mother" Parker; offertory. o WIG
Rose" MacDowell: anthem. FACE 70 ace.
Johnson; barytone solo, Turn bachWaru'
Turn Backward" Jordan anthem, In hea'-
emily Love Abiding" Parker
A Community Chorus has been formed un-
der the leadership of Tall Esen Morgan
Inv the Grace Methodist Church ana
song service IS held each Sunday evening IN
the street in front of the churcn. Inc
Aeolian Male Chorus. composed OF thirv
Swedish singers, will give special pro-
gramme Sunday evening. Afterward tne
Rev. Christian r. Reisner VIII preach on
American Mothers.
The Jewish religious revival movement UNI
dor the auspices of the Institutional Syna-
gogue received added impetus this last week;
when Rabbi Herbert s. Godstein announced
that five story house had been given TOT
the synagogues use. The house VIII contAih
svnagogue. a gymnasium and an employ
ment bureau and will be centre Tor eduea-
ton and social work.
Certain religious exemptions nave peeh
nrovided for in the new army bill IL Is pro-
vided in Section 3 that nothing IN the ehtlrs
act shall be construed to require or compei
snv person 10 serve in any OF the forces
therein provided for who Is found TO De
member OF any well recognized religious seer
or organization, as it exists at the time the