The New York herald., 1922-04-29
Metropolitan Temple, Where
Grant Worshiped, to OBJ
serve His Centennial.
MISS ROYDEN TO PREACH
English Woman to BE at Park
Ave. Baptist. st. Georges
and Divine Paternity.

vices tomorrow will be in the nature OF
memorial to commemorate the CEN
Itenary OF Ulysses S. Grant at the Metro
politan Temple. Seventh avenue and
Fourthteenth street, at 7:45 p. NJ. This
is the church where Gen. Grant and his
family worshiped when they were in
New York. On the pew used by the fam
lily there is memorial tablet and in the
Grant memorial window in the church
are the immorta. words of Grant: Let
us have peace"
Princess Cantacuzene. Cen Grant 3
granddaughter. will be present and viii
be one of the speakers. Bishop Luther
B. Wilson will pay tribute to the
character and life work of Grant A
number of civil war veterans will attend
the service and there will be brief re-
ception later.
Miss Maude Royden. English preacher
who has been attending the seventh ma
tional convention of the Young Women's
Christian Association in Hot Springs,
Ark, will speak tomorrow at the morn
ing service of the Park Avenue Baptist
Church. She is also to speak at the 4
O'Clock service at st. Georges, 207 East
Sixteenth street, and in the evening at
the Church of the Divine Paternity, Sew
enty-sixth street and Central Park West.
Miss Royden was pulpit assist
ant to DIR. Joseph Fort Newton OF
Divine Paternity at the City Temple,
London. from September. 1917, to No
vember, 1919. Miss Royden, though well
known before as lecturer and editor,
actually began her career as a preacher
in the City Temple. 1t was the first
time a woman had ever been called to
the pulpit of great church.
Attacks Spirit Photographs.
The first of a series of sermons on
spiritualism will be preached tomorrow
at IL o'clock by the Rev. Edward Fl.
Emett at the Manhattan Congregational
Church, Broadway at Seventy sixth
street. Mr.. Emett has had some deal
ings with mediums. one in particular
being a London medium highly recon-
mended by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and
Sir Oliver Lodge, whose seance he at
tended and which broke up in great dis
order when Mr.. Emett publicly objected
to fake photographs that were being
produced by the medium.
In one ofsthe sermons Mr.. Emett will
explain how those photographs are pro-
duced and will endeavor to show how
easily the public may be mistaken and
led to believe that spirit pictures are
being produced.
At Calvary Church, Fourth avenue and
TTenty-first street, the Rev. DR.. Theo-
dore Sedgwick will be the preacher The
choir will sing specially a capella music.
On Monday. st. Philip and St James
Day, there will be services at 7:30 and
II A. NJ. The Bible Story Hour for both
older and younger people will coms TO a
close for the season at three ociock to-
morrow. This class has attracted a
large number of people and has a dis
/ tinct place in Calvary life.
Catholics to start Appeal.
The Catholic Charities appeal for 1902
will start in all the 300 parishes OF the
archdiocese of New York tomorrow.
During the last month the organizing of
priests and laity in each parish has been
In progress. During the week of the
appeal every Catholic i'm New York will
be approached to make his contribution
to the Catholic Charities Fund. which
last year totaled sS50,000. In the last two
years 235,000 per sons contributed to the
Catholic Charities organization The
year 1t Is hoped to reach 100000 people.
Before establishing Catholic Charities in
1920. Archbishop Hayes saw that despite
the excellent work being done by 175
separate charitable agencies three prin-
cipal weaknesses existed-lack of unfit
cation. lack of sufficient funds and the
need for improving and extending chari-
table works. The Catholic Charities OF
the Archdiocese of New York was es-
tablished to correct these weaknesses.
The work done in the last two years has
fulfilled the Archbishop's expectations.
At the Collegiate Church, West End
avenue and Seventy-seventh street, the
Rev. DIR. George T. Berry. secretary OF
the McAuley Mission. will preach at II
A. NJ. At the afternoon service. at 1870
the Rev. Norman A. McMurray will
preach. The choir viii sing Stoughton's
cantata. THE Resurrection and the
Life"
At the Broadway Presbyterian Church
the Rev. Edward T.. Ware president OF
Atlanta University, will speak to-mor-
row morning at IL o'clock on THE
Negro Race Problem" At s in the even
ing the pastor. the Rev. Walter Duncan
Buchanan. p. D.. will preach on Cove
nant Blessings"
Tomorrow will be observed az "Mu-
sical sunday in st. Johns Lutheran
! Church. Milton street. Brooklyn The
evening service will be devoted entirely
prepared sermon on the subject will be
delivered by the Rev. Henry c. Offer
man. the pastor of st. Johns.
4 Bedford Church Out of Debt.
/ Members and friends of the Bedford
Presbyterian Church gathered in theil
church. Nostrand avenue and Dear
street, Brooklyn, Wednesday evening
and burned their mortgage OF 100000
and also their deficit note of 81 900 in.
CURED at the close of the war. thus
leaving the church totally free from
debt, with its income to current ex.
penses increased more than 30 per cent
during the last year, and its contribu
tions to benevolences more than doubled
The Rev. Solon b. Cousins. pastor oil
the Second Baptist Church in Richmond
| Va. will preach at the Sunday afternoon
services In st. Paul's Chapel Mt Colum
Tia University at 4 +. NJ. Walter Henr,
Hall, professor OF choral music at tn,
university. will have charge of the music
The Rev. Or. J. williams Butcher oi
/ London fraternal delegate from tn,
Wesleyan Church to the general con
ference OF the Methodist Church South
will preach at st. Paul's Methodist
/ Church, Eighty-sixth street and wesi
End avenue, tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
At the Madison Avenue Methodist
| Episcopal Church tomorrow morning
| Dr. Ralph w. Sockman's sermon sub
icct Will be "Our Fight with Fear" ant
in the evening his theme win be "Evo
luton and the Christian Faith"
second Lecture Mt Sc. Mary'-.