The New York herald., 1922-03-04
CHURCH PROGRAMS
IN CITY TOMORROW
Viscount Bryce's Memory to Be
Honored at Cathedral
on Heights
DIR. DARLINGTON HERE
Church of the Puritans to Com
mence Celebration of Fif-
tieth Anniversary.

One of the principaf ceremonies of the
first Lenten Sunday will be a memorial
service tomorrow afternoon at the Ca
thedral OF ST. John the Divine, Morning
side Heights, in honor of Viscount
Bryce. British statesman and former
Ambassador at Washington.
There will be addresses by Bishop
Manning, John W. Davis. formerly
! American Ambassador to Great Britain,
and Prof. Henry Fairfield Osborn, pres
ident of the American Museum of Nat
ural History.
The Rev Henry ". B. Darlington will
conduct his first Sunday services in the
Church of the Heavenly Rest to-mor-
row, preaching morning and evening.
Mr. Darlington is probably the youngest
rector in New York city or elsewhere,
having so important a work as that at
the Heavenly Rest. He comes from st.
Barnabas's Church. Newark, where he
had been rector for six years. During
the war Mr.. Darlington served as Chap
lain of the Fiftieth Regiment, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, First Army. A. e. +. He
is son OF Bishop Darlington of Har-
risburg.
The Rev Raymond S. Brown. asso-
ciate rector of the Calvary Episcopal
Church, Fourth avenue and Twenty
second street, has accepted call to
Trinity Church, Mount Vernon, of which
he will be pastor. DIR. Brown has been
connected with Calvary for ten years
and during the war served overseas as
Chaplain of combatant unit. Recently
DR.. Brown has been chaplain of The
Seventy-first Infantry. N. G. N. Y, with
the rank of First Lieutenant, and will
continue his duties IN that office. He
will enter on his new duties at Mount
Vernon on Easter Sunday
At Calvary Episcopal Church the rec
tor. Dr. Sedgwick, will begin a special
course on the Church Catechism." His
topic tomorrow will be 1.-THE Christian's .
Vows" Calvary will have a MONDAY
service at 1890 each day during Lent
except Saturday A special choir of
men and women will sing
The Church of the Puritans. is West
l30th street. will hold services In COM
memoration of the fiftieth anniversary
OF its organization beginning tomorrow
morning. There will be a special ami
versary service at 10 o'clock of the
Sabbath school at which former officers
and teachers of the school will speak.
At II o'clock the historical sermon will
be preached by the pastor, the Rev.
George ]. Russell.
The greetings Of the Presbytery OF
gregation by the moderator, the Rev.
II. @. Mendenhall, d. d. The soloist
at this service will be Miss May Bar
ron, operatic and contralto soloist. At
o'clock there will be a special musi-
cal service and also an address by the
Rev. w. w. White, ID. D., president of
the Biblical Seminary of New York.
The soloist at this service will be Miss
Lita May, soprano.
AT IL o'clock at st. Mark s-in-the-
Bouwerie the rector will preach the
first in a series of sermons on Christ
or Caesar: Do We Really Believe in
the Democratic Gospel of the New
Testament" his subject being "Christ's
Revolution, or His New Standard If
Values"
The four o'clock program will be de-
voted to Mystic Persia. the Moors and
Provence" belated celebration of ST
Valentines Day. The service will be de-
voted liturgically and prophetically to
the religious aspect of romantic love.
The rector will deliver a brief address
in the service, "St. Valentine Makes