The New York herald., 1921-11-26

rector OF ST. Marks Church. Mount
kisco, ~ y, and honorary canon of the
cathedral
The New York Bible Society will hold
the first of its series of monthly meet
/ ings in its new home, the New York
Bible House, 8 East Forty-eighth street,
on Monday. The Rev. J. c. Massee, pas
tor of Baptist Temple Brooklyn. viii
speak at 4;30 Monday afternoon on the
subject, Prom the Heart OF God TO the
Heart of Man" At S O'Clock Monday
night DR.. A. c. Blanchard, president of
Wheaton College, Illinois, will speak on
the subject. rs the Bible True?" Ad-
dresses by eminent men on the authority
OF the Bible viii form an important part
Of the winter programme of the Bible
Society. On December the society will
hold its 119th anniversary service i'm ST.
Nicholas Reformed Church, Fifth avenue
and Forty-eighth street Sir William
Ramsay. archeologist and author. will
speak at o'clock on the Authority of
the Bible"
AT Calvary Episcopal Church, Fourth
avenue and Twenty-first street. the rec
tor win be the preacher at IL and 8
o'clock In the afternoon at o'clock
the Bible story Hour is held in the Iron
Room.
NdlNdIg pI-lhn Is putting IltcHSiNe Z
work in the nationwide campaign this
week. Plans Will be perfected so that on
Sunday. December 4. every parishioner
VIII be visited. The rector has called tho
men OF the congregation for prepara-
tion service TO be held next Friday eve-
ming.
At tn IN Of the Puritans a spe-
cial mus setvice will be held to-mor-
row night at S o'clock. The soloist will
be Nine. Marie Sundelius of the Metro
politan Opera Company. The pastor,
the Rev. George J. Russell, will preach
on the subject. 'Life's Punctuation
Marks"
In the Brick Chuch at 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon the choir, under the direc-
ton OF Clarence Dickinson, will sing a
new cantata, The Vision" by Joseph
w. Clokey.
AT the Colleeiate Church. West End
avenue and Seventy-seventh street the
minister, the Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb,
ID. d., will preach at the morning ser
vice. In the afternoon, 4.30 o'clock. the
Rev. Norman A. McA1urray will preach.
The choir will sing Mendelssohn's Hear
My Prayer"
The Rev. Ralph w. Sockman, PHI. D.,
minister of the Madison Avenue Church,
will preach in St Paul's Chapel, Column
bia University, tomorrow afternoon at
4 p. NJ. Prof Walter Henry Hail Will
be in charge of the music
The fitieth anniversary of the found
ing of st. Ignatius Church. West End
avenue and Eighty-seventh street, will
be celebrated throughout next we k
with series of sermons and addresses.
The Rev. William Pitt McCunc, rector
of the church. has arranged the pro-
gramme for the week, which includes
a vi uh fvor L.,
ing with addresses and refreshments.
The parish was Incorporated Decem-
Der :. 1871, when Bishop Horatio Potter
gave his canonical consent to the forma-
tion of n new parish, although the first
service had already been held in the
Church OF the Holy Light. Shortly after
the act of incorporation the vestry held
its first meeting and elected the Rev.
Ferdinand Cartwright Ever rector
Early in 1872, the first services of the
new parish We're held in st. Ignatius'
Church, which was formerly st, Paul's S
Dutch Reformed, Fortieth street. be-
tween Fifth and Sixth avenues. In