New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-16
1.-The Church That Is in New York"

Hon. Walter VI. Chandler. member Of Con-
gress. viii deliver The address. SUBJECT
America First" This meeting viii be IN
the interest Of the state military census. the
Red Cross campaign and all kindred efforts
which have for their end the setting Up OF
the national preparedness movement
Recently the third s7inyarn medal was
awarded % Harry r. BlrIeigh. hary-one So
lost and composer OF many beautiful songs
Of ST. Georges Episcopal Church.
The Spingarn medal is awarded annla4y
% the man or woman Of African descent ana
OF American citizenship who shall have made
the highest achievement during the prece4-
ing year N any field Of elevated or honorable
human endeasor. the candidate beng CHOSEN
by committee Of award. The choice O. not
limited 20 any one field. so the winning OF
the medal has come o. be- the greatest cisunc-
ton which can be- conferred upon an Amerl-
can negro. The medal i- OF gold % the value
of 500. and IS given hy Dr. Joel T. Spingarn.
chairman Of the board OF directors OF the
National Association for the Advancement OF
Nolored People. formerly professor Of COM
parative literature IN Columbia University.
This IS the third year the medal has been
awarded. The first was presented % Dr. r
E. Just. Of Howard University. for original
researches IN biology, Governor whitman
making the presentation in New York
At the commencement exercises OF Atlanta
University. held the last week Id May, MI
D4a4'lsN He1 d+hltA ll''lANI -tA lAA "i~.t'' 1880
uer. He was given an honorary degree or
Master Of Arts from that institution.
Dr. Charles InglT. of London. England.
viii supply the pulpit of the Fort Washing
ton Baptist Church until July l. De pas
preached on every continent during the last
forty-fve years. and there is hardly a city pm
the world that be- has not VISITED butllI
the period of his service he has been identified
with great men Of religious training and
thought. counting Charles Haddon Spurgeon'
Dr.. Parker. Of the City Temple Sir George
Williams. the founder Of The y VI. C. a., ana
Dwight l. Moody.
DR.. Henry X. DenHnger viii be the speaker
40 the mems meeting in the Iweniy-tnird
Street y. NJ {. A.. -il West IWenty-third
Street. on Sunday afternoon. ar o.c.oeh-
n is subject VIII be The Spiritual Prnciple
in American Conscripton.' Miss FANNIE
Levine, violin soloist. VIII play special seiec-
tons. She viii also play at the Clock
Sunday tea and social hour. AL young men
are cordially invited % these meetings.
James Potter bod. oryanist and choir
master q the Church Of the IranshEuratlcn,
has just received from St. stephens College
the degree of doctor OF music Mus. Doc.
Dr.. bod was born In Princeton, y. j.. ana
was graduated from Princeton % lNts. Dur
ing his college course be was 0rganlst and
choirmastsr Of Trinity Church. Princeton.
n j., and also trained The boy choir or
Christ Church. New Brunswick. He came -
New York and began his studies 90 organ
music and training Of ch0irs under George
+. Le june who was organist and choir
master Of 81. Johns Chapel Varlck Street
Trinity Parish. and was master of a training
school for 0rganists. Several Of the principal
organists Of this country were bis pupils.
He was elected organ.st and cnoirmaster Of
the Church o. the I-anstguration 10 lsnL
and has held this position for thirty-six years.
He has given many organ recita.s and music
festivals. and the Church OF the Iransn-ura-
ton has one Of the ARREST and best equipped
organs III this city. He trains Two choirs, a
senior and a Junior choir. FOR the services Of
this church and they render four choral SER
vices every Sunday.
Three more secretaries Of West Side Y. VI.
c. A. left this week % do their bit as war
secretaries. Frank y. Disbrow went 20 Fort
Thomas Kentucky. 90 assist Clinton Wunder.
secretary in charge; Henry y. Lowe, Of the
educational department. and IT. c. Mays OF
the business ot.ce, LEFT for Getty burg. Penn.
concentration camp. Two former secretaries
are in the Plattsuurg camp. and Secretary
Wunder IS at Fort Thomas making West Side g
secret8rial contribution six secretaries thus
far
The Rev Thomas r Marshall viii conduct
the morning service Sunday 40 the Old First
Church. Fifth Avenue and Twelfth Street. 10
IL o'clock. A. 1:45 %. M. there will le an
outdoor service on the south lawn Of the
cNAFels cNNAicNfl Dl the 1r.ofs LLe rev. ~
Howard Dun leld. at which the new outdoor
pulpit which ha, been presented 20 the
church viii be dedicated. The pulpit il simple
and beautiful In design and Is a very hay
moni0us and effective addition % the fine old
Gothic building of which f. forms q pa-t.
The donor prefers % have his name unmen-
toned. and a tablet upon the pulpit reads {:
This pulpit. dedicated in the year
MDCCCCXVU. is a Memorial 20 n Mother"
The service Of dedication win be-in az : as.
Trumpete-s from the recruiting ship in
Union Square viii sound the different naval
calls from the steea'e of Grace Method @
Eriscopa. Church. West t04-h Street. between
Columbus and Am -erdam avenues. Sunday
evening az o'clock. Later. the same group
Of trumreters will give the calls In the
street also n -he church -ervice, which win
be dedicated 20 an errortation % join the
navy. a motion picture OF naval activities
will be shown. AMI q detail Of naval men
will attend che service while a designated
officer viii speak briefly. Secretary Jo-
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