The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1922-04-01

ana Thirty-fourth street, tomorrow al
5 =. M.
After five months in the French Sudan
A. c. Snead. of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance. will deliver an ad-
dress tomorrow at the IL o'clock SER
vice OF the Gospel Tabernacle. Eighth
avenue and Forty-fourth street.
Trinity President to Preach.
The Rev. DIR. Remsea d. Ogjlby, presi-
dent OF Trinity College. Hartford. viii
preach in st. Paul's Chapel. Columbia
University, tomorrow afternoon at four
o clock. Prof. Walter Henry Hall VIII
be in charge of the music.
DIR. James Moffat OF Glasgow UNI
versity will lecture at Union Theological
Seminary. Broadway and 10th street.
tomorrow afternoon at four O'Clock.
His subject will be Tho VIII to Unity
which he will discuss from the stand
point of the progress OF unity among
British churches.
Tho Rev Charles Francis Potter OF
the West Side Unitarian Church Is ar
ranging for the opening OF tho new
church building in 10th street. between
Amsterdam avenue and Broadway.
THE Real Fundamentals OF Religion
will be DIR. Potter's subject at the tenn
porary quarters at Earl Hall, llIth
street anu Dloau"a1' too''O
o'clock.
Bible story TO He Dramatized.
one OF the interesting events of Pas
sion Week will be the dramatization
Of the Upper Chamber" in the parish
house of the Chape of the Interces-
sion. Broadway and 155th street. The
performances will be given on next
Wednesday and Friday evenings. The
rehearsals are directed by the Rev. t.
l.. Harding, assistant pastor of the
Chapel oe the Intercession. and Miss
Kathleen Kerrigan, who played the
role of Truth in "Everywoman."
The characters to be represented are
Samuel, by Walter West; Achac, Mat
thew Williamson; Joseph OF Arimdthed,
the Rev. r. L. Harding; Peter, Henry
ChadwickS John, Chester Monroe
Judas, william Dowd; MGry, Kathleen
Kerrigan Mary Mdgddlene, Marietta
Monroe ! eronicu, Elsie Irwin.
Keith's Boys Band of fifty members
will play at Chelsea Methodist Episco-
pal Church, i7Sth street, west OF Broad
way, at the evening service. 1t will
be Boy Scout service. and the troop
connected with Chelsea Church, which
is the oldest continuous organization IN
the city, and which has been steadily
under the direction OF w. o. Aker-
strom. the present scout master. will
attend In uniform.
DIR. Reisncr Will preach upon Boy
hood Memories" emphasizing the limi.
tations which the city boy has as CON-
pared with one who is raised in the
country. The Keith Boys Band is a
notable organization. u. i. Albee pays
all the expenses. furnishing $50 boys
with musical instruments. buying them
uniforms. hiring instructors to teach
them music six afternoons and eve
nings a week, and providing gymna-
Sums. shower baths and recreation
rooms.
Conservation Week will be observed
by the Collegiate Church OF Fort Wash
ngton avenue and 1slst street from
April to April s. There will be lee
lures in different theaters and hotels
of the city. There also will be open
forum for discussions, music and mo-
ton pictures on all the programs.
DR.. Frank at Y. NJ. G. A.
DR.. Glenn Frank will speak at the
West Side Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow at
p. M. on Untouched Resources for
Christianity" John Herman Randall
will speak at the Twenty-third street
:. W. -. ~. az o Si' uil = nc iese-
mony of the Past At the East Side
Y. M. c. A.. at =. NJ. DR.. Robert
Watson will speak. At the Bronx Y.
NJ. c. A.. at $3.50 r. NJ. there will be
a radio service for older boys, followed
by q lecture by L. Dc Mott on "On
Above and Below tho Job
DIR. S. ParlSes Cadman will again adj
dress the mems conference at the Bed
ford Branch Y. NJ. c. A. on his recent
trip across the United States. His topic
will be Mountain and Plain"
At the Temple, 10th street and Lenox
avenue. Carlyle b. Haynes will give
the second of the four addresses which
he Is delivering on Public Education
Va. Christian Education" His specific
subject tomorrow night at s o'clock