The New York herald., 1922-03-11

the auspices OF the Churchman'S Alli-
ance. Tho speaker for this Monday is
to be the Very Rev. Albert G. Larned
dean OF All Saints Cathedral. Albany
At Calvary Church tomorrow evening
the theme OF the service win be THE
Church Cstechism." A special litany OF
the catechism has been arranged and
will be sung. The rector will continus
his special course OF addresses on the
catechism.
DR.. Ralph w. socSman. pastor OF the
Madison Avenue Methodist Eriscopa.
Church, has announced series OF Len
ten Sunday evening services on the gen.
eral theme a New Search for the Old
Gospel"
Al tile Broadway Presbyterian Church
the Rev. DIR. Walter Duncan Buchanan
pastor, will preach tomorrow morning
at II o'clock on "Hindered by SIM" lie
will also preach in the evening at on
THE New Heart"
The Rev. DR.. Daniel Russell, the pas
tor. Will preach morning and evening al
Rutgers Presbyterian Church. Broadway
and Seventy-third street. Sunday even
ings in Lent he is spealSing on THE
Adventures of the Soul" his special
topic for tomorrow being The Tempted
Soul" There will be appropriate music
each week by the Rutgers choir under
Edward Shippen Barnes.
At the Church of the Divine fraternity,
Central Park West and Seventy-sixth
street, the minister, Joseph Fort Newton
d. Lift. d. D.. will preach at IL A. NJ
on Living with Ourselves The Rev
Helene ulrich will conduct the chiidren's
church service at IL A. NJ. in the parish
house. At p. M. IN the parish house
DIR. Cody Marsh will speak on Psyche.
Analysis" under the auspices OF the
Young Peoples Christian Union. DR.
Newton will speak at the United Con.
gregational Church in Bridgeport in the
evening on ''Why I am UnAvefsalist." "
At the Ethical Culture Society to-mor-
row morning at IL O'Clock Prof. Pau
Reinsch will speak on THE Case oi
China Before the World" and at s
o'clock in the evening Alfred w. Martin
will deliver the eighth in his series oi
Sunday evening addresses on modern
religious movements. His subject for
this lecture will be Sixty Years OF
Christian Science"
At the Collegiate Church, West Enc
avenue and Seventy-seventh street. the
Rev. Norman A. McMurray will preach
at the morning service. Dr. Cobb will
preach in the afternoon. The choir will
sing Gaul's cantata "The Holy CITY,
and will be assisted by Mrs. Annie
Louise David, harpist.
At the Central Presbyterian Church
Madison avenue and Fifty-seventf
street, tomorrow afternoon at 4:3(
o'clock Rossinl's "Stabat Mater" will
be sung by the full choir Of twelve
voices, with four instruments, under the
direction of William Reddick.
Special services are being conducted
every Sunday in March at the McAuley
Cremorne Mission of the National Bible
Institute. 216 West Thirty-hfth street
The speaker tomorrow at 5 p. M. Is
the Rev. DR.. Dwight w. wylie, pastor
of the Central Presbyterian Church
Walter Mills will be the soloist
Tn the first eleven months of its fiscal
year. which began April /, 1921, the
National Bible Institute has conducted
2.71t distinct outdoor evangelistic meet.
ings, with an aggregate attendance o.
481.751 persons. More than $4,000 Cos.
pels and 71.429 tracts have been dis
tributed at these meetings.
At the Bible hour service of the Ma
tonal Bible Institute, Don o. Shelton
president. will give at 4 :15 r. NJ the
second of his addresses on "Some Giant.
of Faith and Their Achievements"
William II. Crawford, d. D., LII. d.
will speak at the West Side Y. M. c. A
tomorrow at p. M. on "A STANDARD
for Manhood Prof. James G. McDon.
aid will speak at the S'wenty-third stree