The New York herald., 1921-10-15
TOPICS TOMORROW
IN CITY CHURCHES
Preachers Of All Denomina-
tions Will Speak on 'Amer-
ica's Making
PLAQUE TO BE UNVEILED
Tribute to the A. Van Horne
Stuyvesants VIII Be Paid
in st. Marks Church.


Clergymen OF all denominations In
New York have been asked to speak
on some subject relating to the pur-
pose ard spirit of Americas making.
The request, in the form OF letter
sent out by Dr.. John II. Finley, presi-
dent Of Americas Making and former
State Commissioner of Education. has
been answered affirmatively by leading
churchmen OF the city.
Archbishop Hayes has assured Dr. Fin
ley his support as far as the Roman
Catholic Diocese is concerned and the
proved the move for the Protestant
churches. Leading Rabbis have pledged
their hearty cooperation.
Bishop-elect Herbert Shipman Is hen
orary president Of the English section.
with Bishop w. 4. Manning and Rev
erend Livingston r. Schuyler also in
this section. Rev. M 7. Kalaidtlan $
organizer OF the Armenian section; Rev.
John L. Krohmalney, vice-chairman OF
the Carpatho-Russian; Rev l.. \.
Engier and DR.. Vincent Pisek are on
the Czecho-Slovak committee: Rev. e.
c.. klemmer on the Esthonian; Rev.
Thomas j. Lacey and Rev Joseph
Marczinyko on the Hungarian Monsig-
reur Joseph Smith on the Irish; Rev.
Carl Podin and Rev. John Kweetin on
the Lettish: Drs. H. c. Bishop. w. p.
Hayes, w. II. Brooks. A. G. Powell and
J. w. Brown on the negro: Drs George
Alexander. Hugh Black, John Mcneil
and Robert Watson on the Scottish; ;
and the Rev. Leo Levitcky and Nicholas
Fidhorecky on the Ukrainian committee.
Tomorrow being the Sunday nearest
after Petrus Stuyvesant's birthday and
the tenth anniversary of the the first
sermon preached at st. Marks by the
rector DR.. Guthrie memorial plaque
executed by Chester Beach will be un-
ve.ied in memory Of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Van Horne Stuyvesant. The subject OF
the plaque is Christ Triumphant over
the Grave" George Gray Barnard will
speak briefly OF the work and the need
Of true original sculpture 10 support
the religious emotion and realize spiri-
tval vision for our congregations to-
Cay.
At 4 o'clock will be resumed the Sun
day afternoon services and meetings
This Sunday there will be special mu
sical programme in honor Of David Bis
Ctaude Bragdon architect and author
OF books on the fourth dimension. will
speak on 1.-The Mystical Value OF
L:slr.' Mr.. Bragdon designed the
lighting system which was installed In
st Marks during the summer.
The preachers In the Cathedral of st.
John the Divine on tomorrow will be,
at il A. NJ. the Very Rev. Howard c.
Robbins. d. D.. Dean Of the Cathedral.
and at p. NJ. the Rev. II. Percy Sill
ver. d. D.. rector of the Church of the
Incarnation, New York, and trustee
elect of the Cathedral.
Many Hear Gipsy Smith.
Over 10000 persons have heard Capt.
Gipsy Pat Smith during his opening
week at the Hanson Place Methodist
Episcopal Church. Brooklyn. OF which
the Rev. Harry Knight Miller is pas
tor The church, which was redeco-
rated, a new choir loft built and the
seating capacity enlarged during the
summer. was filed last Sunday night
when over 1000 persons came to hear
Capt. Smith.
The forty-sixth season OF Sunday even
ing addresses at the Meeting House Of
the Society for Ethical Culture Will
open tomorrow at eleven o'clock. in
recognition of the Dante sextennial.
Alfred w. Martin will deliver an in
troduetory address on Dante as an
ethical teacher and on the following
Sunday morning Mr.. Martins subject
will be "The Ethical Message Of the
Divine Comedy"
The Rev. Dr. Forbes win preach at
the Broadway Presbyterian Church to-
morrow at II O'Clock. In the evening
the Rev. DR.. Wilson Aull will be the
preacher. The pastor, the Rev. Wal
ter Duncan Buchanan, d. D., who ur-
derwent an operation for appendicitis
about two weeks ago. Is recovering. ard
It Is believed will soon be able to re-
turn to his pulpit
The third of the series OF oratorio
musical services at the Marble Col
legiate Church, Fifth avenue and Goth
street, will be given tomorrow even
ing The solos from part first of Han
del's Messiah will be sung by the
tenor. bass and soprano. The musical
service IS preceded by an organ re-
cital at 1880. The speaker will be Fre.i
y. Smith, who leaves the early part OF
November on an evangelistlc tour OF
the world. His subject will be THE
Fruits Of Religion"
The Collegiate Church. West End
avenue and 77th street. the minister.
Kew. Henry Evertson Copb. ID. D., VIII
preach at both services.
During the afternoon service. $50
o'clock the choir will sing selections
from Mendelssohns oratorio est. Paul"
Pastor Invites Candidates.
An innovation will be tried at Chelsea
Methodist Church. 18th street. west Of
Broadway, by DIR. Christian +. Reisner
Tomorrow night. He believes church
members should be able to see candi-
dates. and especially when they are
active members of the church, and
choose between them In an intelligent
way He has therefore invited the Re-
publican candidate for District Attor-
ney. John Kirkland Clark. and the
Democratic candidate. Acting District
Attorney Joab Banton, TO speak at his
church tomorrow evening.
Two weeks ago Mr.. Eilert, the Repub-
lican candidate for President OF Man
haitian Borough. smoke. On October %
the coalition candidate for Mayor, Mr..
Curran. will speak.
At Calvary Episcopal Church, Fourth
avenue and Twenty first street. the rec
tor. the Rev. Theodore Sedgwick. -. d.
will be the preacher at the morning SER
vice. In the evening the Rev. Mr..
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