The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01
NEWS OF CHURCHES
AND SUNDAY TOPICS
William J. Bryan to Speak on
Evolution in Afternoon at
the Hippodrome.
SERVICES FOR THEATERS
Methodists to Be Asked to Give
Tithes for Support of
World Missions.
SERVICES FOR THEATERs

William Jennings Bryan will lecture
on Evolution and the Bible" to-mor-
row afternoon at o'clock at the Hippo-
drome. Mr. Bryan has been giving a
series of addresses on this subject
unoer tho auspices OF the Old Tent
ENangel and this lecture win be the
last OF the series.
Mr. Bryf b's evolution talks have
brought iortn much comment from New
iofh ministers II is believed that
many members of the clergy will be in
tho audience at the Hippodrome To-
morrow
Theaters turned temporarily into
churches Is an idea that has met with
success, the Riverside recently being
added to the list. which began with the
lsalace IN Manhattan and the Orpheum
n Brooklyn. At the noon meetings at
the Palace this week the Rev. DR. S.
Iarkes Cadman will speak on Tuesday
ana Wednesday; DR.. Caleb r. Stetson,
rector OF Trinity, on Thursday, and DR..
ernest M. Stires on Friday.
The Riverside Theater will have DR..
Polling, DR.. Cadman and DR.. Trexler OF
the Lutheran Church. AT the Orpheum,
IN Brooklyn. Or. John Mcneil, the
Scotch evangelist. win preach at the
noon meetings.
Egyptian Service in St. Marks.
AN Afternoon in Ancient Egypt" Is
the title OF the service tomorrow after
noon at o'clock at st. Mark s-in-the-
Bouwerie. Announcement sent out by
the church describes the service as be-
ing compiled of great liturgical mas
terpieces Of ancient religion such as are
in harmony with the best Christian
consciousness 1t will demonstrate the
meaning OF "Out of Egypt have ! called
my SON." DR. Guthrie will preach in
the morning at st. Marks on "Can We
Blame the Stars for Governing Us?"
The Assistant Bishop Of Birmingham,
the Rev. a. Hamilton Baynes, will
preach at Trinity Church tomorrow
morning at II o'clock.
A call 10 the entire membership of
the New York area of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to celebrate Easter
week this year with an offering of one
tenth Of their incomes for the mission
cause at home and abroad was Issued
yesterday by Bishop Luther b. Wilson,
Resident Bishop OF New York for that
denomination. Tomorrow is to be De-
cision Day and the membership is asked
that Palm Sunday may be observed in
other ways. Many congregations have
received instruction in stewardship in
the last month.
Bible Glass to Remove.
The Young Mems Bible Glass oil the
Fifth Avenue BAPTIST Church, of which
Charles Il. Hughes was the first leader
when 1t was founded in 1894, being sue
ceeded by John u. Rockefeller, Ir., viii
hold the last session in the building in
which IL began Tomorrow morning at
$40. Messages will be read from former
leaders of the class. and "reminiscences
of men and activities will be presented
by Willard 5. Richardson. a former class
leader DR.. Arthur II. Bestor. leader Of
tho class, will close with message.
Religion and Free Investigation:
Must They Remain Hostile?" will he
the subject OF sermon by Rev. John
Herman Randall. associate minister OF
the Community Church, ct tho Lyric
Theater at II a. NJ. There will be an