New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-16
Church Activities
For Coming Week

All the churches that have been aiding the
Sunday campaign viii close their morning
services Sunday and unite in the Tabernacle
service as an appreciation Of his work.
The Religious Work Department of The
Twenty-third street Young Mems Christian
Association announces the following meet
ings: Jfne Il, the Rev. William Fetler.
dean Of the Russian Bible Training School.
on Revolution and Religion in Russia
June q. Burdette G. Lewis, Commissioner Of
Correction. on Punishment II Out Of
Date ." On Tuesday evenings. June ~ ana
26. David J. Ranney viii speak on y I'M
Pants" and "On Top Of the Heap" Thurs
day evenings. June p and IS, the Rev.
o. H. Pannkoke will speak on Social In
fuence of the Reformation" and Luther the
Man. and What he Did for Ne
The ceremonies attending the laying Of the
cornerstone for the new synagogue 20 be
erected by the Congregation B'Nai Jeshurun,
in West Eehty-eighth Street, between Broad
way and West End Avenue. Will take place
on sunday. June II, at o'clock in the after
noon This is the sixth house Of worship
which this congregation mas founded since u
came into existence, in 1873. This congre-
cation was the first offspring Of the Spanish
and Portuguese Congregation, and Is there
fore the second Jewish congregation founded
in the City Of New York. Il has had-a long,
eventful and useful career. and IN It's new
home under the guidance OF It's president,
Herman Levy. bids fair 70 continue 20 be,
rs 10 mas been in the past, powerful In
fuence in this community N UNFOLDING ira
ditional conservative Judaism. An interest
ing programme has been arranged for these
ceremonies. Herman Levy. the president Of
the congregation. viii preside, and the ad-
dress OF the day viii he delivered by the
Hon Marcus VI. MARKS. President Of rhe
Borough Of Manhattan. who has been con-
nected with the congregation during his en-
tire life President Marks was "Bar-Mltz-
YAH in the former synagogue Of the con-
gregation. in West Thrty-fourth Street.
Music will be furnished By the band of the
Hebrew Orphan Asylum Society.
At Calvary Episcopal Church. Fourth Ave-
nue. and Iwenty-frst street, tomorrow even
ing. the annual procession 20 Madison Square
Park will take place. Once year the choir
and clergy have this march % the square,
whore a brief service is held and the people
invited 20 20 back % the church. This year
the Cadet Corps Of the parish will lead the
procession and the Newark EvangelIstic Band
viii play the hymns. The choir viii sing
and tha congregation will follow the clergy.
They viii leave the church az go. getting
back by s o'clock. IN time for the evening
service. A new member has been added 20
the clergy staff Of the parish-the Rev Bvrle
Osborne. who has just been graduated from
Cambridge Theological Seminary. He Is %
devote his time % the young peoples work
Of the parish.
St. Paurs. Paterson. y. J.. is celebrating
the Tooth anniversary Of the founding Of 81.
Paul's Parish. The rectorship Of the Rev.
D. Stuart Hamilton Of twenty-five years has
witnessed the development Of the parish,
with its 1000 communicates, It's LOO sun
day school members and its annual conirma-
ton Of about 100 persons. II has been the
rector's task not only 20 maintain this work.
but 20 pay for the church building. By an
Offering OF $4,000 the payment was com
uletad and the church was consecrated by
Bishop Lines on the day before Ascension
Day. There was a succession Of services
during the week. opened with a sermon by
Bishop Stearly on Sunday evening and with
a Mems Club dinner. with 400 men present
20 the end Of the week.
great patriotic mass meeting will be
held i0 the West End Presbyterian Church
next sabbath evening, June II. at which the