The New York herald., 1921-08-27
TOPICS TO MORROW
IN CITY'S CHURCHES
Gypsy Pat Smith to Preach in
Fifth Avenue Presby terian
for Ten Weeks.
SECOND DOUGLAS SERMON
Calvary Choir to Close It's Sea-
son-0ther Notes of Re-
ligious World.

Gipsy Pat Smith. noted Scotch soldier
evangelist has Just returned from
abroad and for the next ten weeks
will be the special preacher AT the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church.
The Scotch preacher is now at the
home of Mrs. Richard TJader. mother
OF Mrs. Smith. at Darien, Conn.
Capt. Smiths rise has been remark
able, as only few years ago he was a
poor boy travelling with gypsies in
Scotland. He is veteran of the great
war. and won a captains commission
for gallantry In action. He was badly
wounded on the Somme.
In his campaign at Belfast. he
preached to more than 10000 persons In
what was said to be one Of the great
est religious movements Of that city.
He will make speaking tour of the
United States, returning to Great Britain
about Christmas.
lie viii preach at both services in the
Fifth avenue edifice tomorrow.
Canon Douglas will deliver the second
OF his summer course Of sermons at
the Cathedral Of St. John the Divine
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. The
subject viii be Daniels prophetic
vision Of the increase of knowledge
among men. His texts are: MANY
shall run to and fro, and knowledge
shall be increased" Daniel xiii, 4. and
Wisdom is the principal thing, there
Fo~1 .ak xtFffh a
thou hast gotten, get understanding"
Proverbs ILL.,, Z.
Canon Douglass address at the cathe-
oral last Sunday on THE Wonder Of
Life Ezekiel's beautiful vision of the
waters. attracted an appreciative audi
ence. The third sermon of this course
will be delivered on September 4, from
the text Jesus Christ. the same yes
| terday, to-day and forever"
Calvary Choir to End Season.
The summer choir OF mixed voices al
Calvary Church under John Gushing
will sing for the last time this season
at the II A. NJ and p. NJ services
tomorrow. In the evening the follow
Ing four anthems will be sung by the
eight voices: "Barnby-Shelley's THE
Soft Sabbath Calm Kremser's Thee
Will Love-" James's II Am the Vine"
and Gauls List The Chertlbic Host"
There will also be two solos, Costa's
Il VIII Extol Thee" and Speaks's Day
Is Dying" The vesper hymn Is to be
Sullivan's rendering of Though Like
a Wanderer" and Mr. Cushing's own
| Peace Amen" will close the service.
Before the service Mr.. Cushing will
play J. Boulay's fugue, Franck's Choral
No. 3, and Liszt's "Llebestraume."
fTor postlude he has chosen Won Fielitz's
"Une Page d'Amour." The Rev. Mr..
Cutler will preach in the morning on
ST. Pauls words, THE Fruit Of the
Spirit Is Love. JOY, Peace" There will
be no sermon In the evening.
At Manhattan Congregational Church,
Broadway at Seventy-sixth street. the
Rev. Edward II. Emett. summer preach
err and W. NJ. Van Norden. chairman of
the summer service committee. will con-
tinue their work until October /. Last
Sunday the attendance was the largest Of
the season. DR.. Emett at II o'clock
tomorrow Will preach on Two Lovers"
telling the story OF Mary and Martha.
Mrs. Frank l.. MacFerran OF New
Haven will sing. on Wednesday eve-
ming DR.. Emett VIII talk on The Arrow
of Prayer" and asks that all bring
along their CULVER full. There will be
whistled rendition OF Whispering
Hope" by two young women.
Harry Haines OF the Bowery Y. NJ.
C. A. will speak at the West Side
Y NJ. G. A. tomorrow at p. NJ on
The Greatest Question Before Young
Men" +. v. Corby win be at the
piano.
Charles Alexander Young, formerly
editor OF the ChristiH Contatry, will
speak at the Twenty-third street V. NJ.
c. A. at r. NJ. Sunday on THE
Perfect Number Seven"