The New York herald., 1921-12-24

with a short talk by DIR. Reisner and
the singing of carols. At IL o'clock a
large number of babies will be chris
tened. the birthday of Jesus being a
propitious time. DIR. Reisner's sermon
subject will be "a Happy Christmas"
DIR. James p. Daley and the Rev.
]. ID. Burrell will be the leaders of the
Christmas service at the Merchant Sea-
mems Branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. to-
morrow evening. at 7:30 o'clock. From
to on Christmas afternoon at the
East Side Branch there will be mu-
steal program of Christmas songs and
carols. At o'clock Winter Russell will
talk on THE Christmas Story"
George j. Russell will conduct the
Sunday afternoon meeting at the Har-
lem Branch at o'clock. His Christmas
message will be Have / Room for
Christi" "Rediscovery of Christianity
will be the subject of the evening meet
ing at the Twenty-third Street Branch
at o'clock, lead by Dr. Glen Frank.
Bishop Luther B. Wilson will lead the
Christmas meeting at the West Side
Branch tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. DIR. Cadman will make an ad-
dress at the Bedford Branch, speaking
on the topic "Christmas-Peace on
Earth" A Christmas tree celebration
is planned for 500 little orphans from
two Brooklyn institutions, who are to
be entertained this afternoon with a
movie show. then ice cream and cake,
candy, oranges and presents for each
child.
Christmas service of the Community
Church will be held at II A. NJ. to-mor-
row at the Lyric Theater. There will
be addresses by the Rev. John Haynes
Holmes, GLORY to God in the Highest"
the Rev. Harvey Dee Brown, ION Earth
Peace" and the Rev. John Herman
Randall, Good Will to Men,"
A symposium on unemployment, un-
der the auspices of the Unemployment
Councils. is the program for the Com
munity Forum at p. NJ. Some unem-
ployed men will tell their stories. The
Rev. John Haynes Holmes will speak
briefly. Interpreting the unemployment
problem on the basis of the experiences
of the men who speak.
Services I'm Waldorf.
The Sunday school of the Church of
the Healing Christ, which holds services
in the grand ballroom of the Waldorf
Astoria, will hold its Christmas enter
tainment on Tuesday evening at z
o'clock at the Waldorf. There will be
a Christmas play and pantomime and
Christmas tree. Parents and friends
row morning at II o'clock the pastor,
the Rev. w. John Murray, will address
his congregation on the subject Christ
and Christmas.
At the Hotel Ansonia, Broadway and
Seventy-third street, Dr. A. A. Lindsay
will lecture tomorrow night and on
Tuesday night at Sis o'clock, his SUBJ
jects, respectively, being THE Valley
of the IDEAL and 1.-The Mount Of At
tainment"
Mrs. Mary Chapin's Christmas service,
with music, will be held at the Hotel
Commodore at II A. NJ.
AT the Broadhurst Theater. Forty
fourth street, west of Broadway, Pastor
Elmer L. FRANKIE will hold his usual
Sunday evening service, speaking on
the subject, who? A Real Man Of
Mystery"
The Applied Psychology Club has
planned a meeting for tomorrow morn
ing at the Hotel Astor at II O'Clock.
instrumental music and a lecture on
"a applied Psychology" by Mrs. Anna c.
Nolle.
Christmas will be observed at the
meeting of the Unity Society of Practi-
cal Christianity, which holds its meet
ings in a hall in the Fisk Building,
Broadway and Fifty-seventh street. At
3 p. NJ. Mr.. Lynch will speak on THE
New and Greater Birth and there will
be Christmas music
Miss Page also will have a Christmas
theme at her meeting at the Hotel Ma
jestic, Central Park West and Seventy
second street, this morning at ii o'clock
Her subject will be THE Greatest
Lover of ALL"
There will be no lecture by Mrs. Gene
vieyc Behrend at the Selwyn Theater
tomorrow. Classes will be resumed at
the School of the Builders, 1876 West
Seventy-second street, on Tuesday. The
advanced class for the study of the I.
Troward philosophy will be organized
early in January and Mrs. Behrend is
accepting candidates for this
class.