The New York herald., 1921-11-26
1902 the parish moved to its present

1902 the parish moved to its present
Rutgers Presbyterian Church oeIe-
brates next week the 18th anniversary
OF its founding. At Sunday morning SER
vice there will be a historical sermon by
the pastor. DIR. Russell At the evening
service the music that vas popular in
l7sS. when Rutgers was founded. will
be sung by the choir under the direction
OF Edward Shippen Barnes. Tuesday
there will be q special meeting of the
women OF the church. A service of con
secration, with an address by the Rev.
George Alexander, pastor of Old First
Presbyterian Church. will be held We'd
nesday at s p. NJ. while on Thursday
evening historical pageant will be
presented showing the life of Rutgers
past, present and future.
The stand OF tho Roman Catholic
Church regarding the sacrament OF
m, rriage as well as the attitude of the
church on such questions as divorce and
birth control will be made plain at the
annual advent course of conferences
which begins next Tuesday at st. Peters
Roman Catholic Church In Barclay
street. The course will be conducted by
the Very Rev. Passonist Father Alexis
Cuneen and will be open to Catholics
and non-Catholics alike. They will start
at 1880 and at 1855 sharp each Tues
day. The subjects for four Tuesday
meetings are In order named, 'The Sane
tity of Marriage" Parents" Homes
and Children"
The meeting at the West Side Y. M.
G. A. tomorrow afternoon will celebrate
the twenty-fifth anniversary of the OPEN
ing Of the West Side building. DR.. John
r.. Mott, general secretary OF the inter-
national committee OF the Y. M. c. A.
will be the principal speaker. William
NJ. Kingsley, for quarter of n century
chairman of this branch, will preside
Those who will be on the platform will
Include DR.. Howard G.. Myers and Will
lam II. Parsons. directors for twenty
five years; James r. Mabon, correspond
ing secretary for this time; Gilbert COL
e. tie. treasurer during this period; Dr.
Louis r. Welzmiller. physical director
since the building opened; E. Graham
Wilson. present executive secretary;
Walter T. Diack, former executive secre-
tary of this branch and now general sec
retary Of the New York City Y. M. G. A..
and other members of the committee Of
management and board of directors. The
meeting in the auditorium at $3.50 p. NJ
will be followed by reception in the
gymnasium.
At the Church of the Divine Paternity,
Central Park West and Seventy-sixth
street, the minister. Joseph Fort Newton,
D. Lift, d. D., will preach at IL A. NJ,
his subject being Reconciliation"
The children's church service Is held
in the parish house at IL A. NJ.
At the 4:30 p. NJ. vesper service DR..
Newton will give the third in series of
talks upon Religious Interpretations Of
Great Literature" his subject being The
Gospel OF Browning"
''The Synthesis Of Religions and the
Religion Of the Future" Is the subject of
the address to be delivered tomorrow
forenoon In Town Hall by Alfred W.
Martin. summing UP the SYM osium Of
world religions presented under the au-
spices of the Theosophical Association Of
New York On preceding Sundays have
been presented the essences OF the Hin
du. Buddhist, Confucian, Mohammedan,
Zoroastrian. Jewish and Christian re-
ligions each. with one exception. by an
adherent of the particular faith ex-
pounded.
After an absence OF eight weeks.