The New York herald., 1921-10-01


Religion and Prosperity's Return" is
the general theme OF series of Sunday
evening sermons to be given by the Rev.
Ralph w. Sockman, PHI. D.. minister. OF
Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, at Sixtieth street.
Recognizing the necessary material
factors In the Improvement Of business
conditions, he will deal with the relig-
ious elements involved in the business
welfare Of otir country.
The subjects of the series are October
2, s p. NJ, Religion and Productive
Work.: October 0, p. NJ. "Religion
and Business Confidence; October Is.
SP. NJ. Religion and Good Feeling"
and October 23, p. NJ. Religion and
New Resources"
VisitatiOns Resumed.
At Calvary Episcopal Church, Fourth
avenue and Twonty-first street. the ser
vices tomorrow will bc the service OF
the holy communion at O'Clock and
again at II o'clock. At both the IL and
5 o'clock services the rector, the Rev.
Dr. Sedg wick. will preach.
Calvary clergy begin their systematic
visitation OF the parish on Monday.
The districts which will be visited this
eek will be Brooklyn. Greenpoint and
New York south of Fourteenth street.
The parish extends from Coney Island
to the upper limits Of The Bronx and
people live on both the East and West
side OF the cty.N There are 6C3 families
and 1880 commitments. so the clergy
will be busy during the month In reach
Ing these people.
On Wednesday evening the midweek
service will be resumed. The Rev. Mr..
C.,t! xri1 Ia "a nv aIa,. ha y11n n
ers' meeting will meet on Thursday
for the first time in the parish house
at 2:3o o'clock.
"Can Our Religion Stand the Test of
Facts?" will be the subject of SER
mon by the Rev. John Herman Ran
dali at the Lyric Theatre tomorrow at
II A. M
"The Technique of World Reform;
What Shall 1t Be?' will be the sub
ject of an address by the Rev. John
Haynes Holmes at the first meeting of
the Community Forum tomorrow eve
, ming at S:15 o'clock in the church house
of the Community Church, Park ave-
nue. and Thiriy-fourth street.
The Theosophical Association of New
York has perfected an exceptionally
valuable and interesting programme for
the Sunday morning lectures to be held
In the Town Hall, 123 West Forty-third
street, beginning Tomorrow at II
O'clock. A series OF nine lectures will
be given on consecutive Sunday morn
ings on the worlds great religions.
| Eminent speakers of each faith will
present the great human essentials and
universal qualities of their religion. The
subject to be presented tomorrow Is
''rhe Science of Comparative Religion;
| Its Aim and Achievements" by Alfred
! W. Martin.
The mems Bible class OF the Fifth
/ Avenue Baptist Church resumes it's
regular class sessions tomorrow morn
| ing at 9:40, after being closed during
| the summer months. The Rev. Il. G.
Carder. associate minister of the church,
| will lead. The winters programme of
! class activities will be i very full one
and the men will find frequent oppor-
tunities for service in the church and
in the city and for social fellowship.
| DR.. A. A. Lindsay is returning to New
York to resume his lectures on prac-
tical psychology after an absence OF
| several months spent in Texas. He will
| open up his lecture course on October
8 ct the Hotel Ansonia. His lectures
| have been the means Of helping many,
giving them courage and enabling them
| to use common sense, which Is Just an
other name for practical psychology
applied thought force.
| Dr. Lindsay is we'll known author
END specialist In suggestion for twen-
ty-six years Mrs. Lindsay has con-
tributed also with her pen, although
few know or realize that she too has
written several books and is OF great
help with the piano, accompanying DR..
Lindsay as he repeats his scientific
prayer. DR.. and Mrs. Lindsay Will re-
side at the Hotel Ansonia.
! Tho Rny nr J,<1rc.. vxr xxru.rr
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church.
West End avenue and Nnety-first
street. will occupy his pulpit to-mor-
row morning at IL o'clock.
The Rev. DR.. Herbert Shipman, rec
tor of the Church of the Heavenly Rest
VIII preach tomorrow morning at ii
o'clock. Holy communion will be OBJ
served. AT the evening service the Rev.
Edward h. Matthews will be the
preacher.
At the Mount Morris Baptist Church
tomorrow the pastor, the Rev. Carl Wal
lace Petty, ID. D.. will in the morning
hold the first communion service Of the
year and Will have for his subject a
special communion meditation.
In the evening he will continue his
popular Sunday evening sermons, his
subject being The Valley of Broken
Dreams"
DR.. Edward II. Emett, at Manhattan
Congregational Church, Broadway at
Seventy-slxth street, found so much to
say on The Cure for Worry that he
was not able TO finish the talk last Sun
day and will give the second instalment
tomorrow at IL A. NJ. Mrs F-rederilSe
Pentecost Philips. dramatic reader. will
read hymrs and the scriptures Dorothy
Donaldcon. violinist. the Manhattan
quartet and vested chorus choir Prof.
l. O. Carroll. leader. in professional,
anthem and recessionai. This church
will celebrate It's twenty-fifth anniver-
sary drrir9 October. and its remarkable
come back" during the summer Is to be
marked by q silver jubilee, plans for
which are TO be discussed after prayer
meeting next Wednesday night at n con-
gregational meeting
"Shall We Have Chaos or Christ In
China?" Is the question which will be dis
cussed by Arthur Rugh at the West Side
Y. NJ. G. a. mems meeting tomorrow at
p. M. Mr.. Rugh has been resident
of shanghai for seventeen years. during
which time as national student secretary
OF the Y. M. G. A. In China he has
travelled through practically all OF the
eighteen provinces and has visited all OF
the principal cities.
The rner's conference at the Bedford
Branch Y. NJ. G. A., Bedford avenue and
Monroe street. Brooklyn. will resume
for the season tomorrow afternoon at
meeting, speaking on the topic "Disarma-
ment," and will. at the conclusion OF
his address. answer questions from the