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ENGLISH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE KEI>LF,MER. OF BROOK
LYN. AND ITS PASTOR. THE REV. S. G. WEISKOTTEN.
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AMD NOTES
BROOKLYN CONGREGATION TO CELEBRATE ITS FIF
TEENTH ANNIVERSARY ON APRIL 18 AND 19.
The English Kvangelic?'. Lutheran Church of
the Redeemer. Bedford avenue and Hewes street,
Brooklyn, will celebrate the fifteenth anniversary
at its organisation on April 18 and 19. On Sunday.
April IS. there will be special services at 10:45 a. m.
and 7:45 p. m. On Monday, April 19. there will be
a meeting In the church auditorium, at which
several short addresses will be delivered by promi
nent speakers. The audience will then adjourn to
the Sunday school room, where refreshments will
be served and a social hour spent by the mem
bers and friends.
During the winter of 1893 a number of men con
nected with various Lutheran churches in Brook
lyn and Manhattan held several private meetings
to discuss the advisability of establishing an Eng
lish Lutheran church in the Eastern District of
Brooklyn.
On Thursday evening, April 19. MM. a public
meeting was held in the chapel of the Roes Street
Presbyterian Church. At this meeting, which was
addressed by the Rev Dr. G. C. F. Krotel. of
New York, it was resolved to organize an English
Lutheran church. The first service was held on
Sunday morning. April 29. in the above named
chape! Regular Sunday cervices were continued
from this time en. this chai-el having been rented
for the year. At the congregation meeting held
on Wednesday evening. May 23, the constitution
was adopted.
The Rev. S. G. Weiskotten, who had established
and built up the Church of the Holy Trinity at
Jamestown. K. V.. was called to the pastorate on
June 57. 1594. and, having accepted the unanimous
call of the newly organized congregation, began
his work in Brooklyn on the first Sunday in Sep
tember. At the meeting of the church council, on
October 2. a committee was anointed to peek and
report on a desirable site for a church building.
After a number of sites had been carefully con
sidered, the Johnson property, at the northeast
comer of Bedford avenue and Hewes street, was
purchased in December. 1834.
Ground was broken for the present beautiful
edifice on October 12. 1&35. and on December S.
XSX, the new church was consecrated. On Easter
morning. April 11, IS3S, Mr. Welskotten called at
tention to the great possibilities of Brooklyn as a
field for the establishment of many more English
Lutheran churches, and appealed to the members
of the congregation to consider this matter. The
next morning the pastor received from one of the
members of the church, Charles A. Schieren, a let
ter offering his personal and financial support to
such a movement. As a result of this the Brook
lyn English Lutheran Missionary Society was or
ganized, consisting of the pastors and delegates
of the Church of the Redeemer, Church of the
Holy Trinity and Christ Church. In the eleven
years of Its existence this society has established
twelve new English Lutheran congregations.
The Church of the Redeemer has been very
prosperous in these fifteen years of its history.
CHURCH CLUBS SERVICE.
Federation to Celebrate at Church of
Holy Communion.
The fourth annual service of the Federation of
Church Clubs will be held in the Church of the
Holy Communion to-morrow at S p. m. It i.- ex
pected that twenty-four clubs will take part in
this service, these clubs representing: a total mem
bership of about three thousand men. Tlie preacher
will be the Rev. Dr. Henry Mottet, and the theme,
•The Victories of Christianity."
The Idea of the Federation of Church Clubs orig
inated in the mind of William A. Hay, a lawyer
of public spirit who had already forwarded many
plans for the general good, lie had, in an article
In "The Outlook." proposed a comprehensive
scheme for the unification of all organizations in
the city of New Ycrk devoted to the social uplift;
a federation of clubs in churches was one branch
cf the scheme he had in mind. When the idea
came up tor realization in the Episcopal Church it
found three centres of sympathy— Grace Chapel,
■where Mr. Hay was doing Settlement work; the
Chapel of the Incarnation, whot-e vicar, the Rev.
George BJller, was deeply Interested, and the
Church of the Holy Communion.
From the first only one man was considered as
the choice of the interested clubs for their presi
dent, the Rev. Dr. Mottet. Meetings, both of com
mittees and clubs, were held in his parish house
and the rectory, and his presence and counsel were
sought wherever other meetings were held. The
Church of the Holy Communion was singularly
centra.!, and the Workingmen's Club of that church
was not only the oldest men's church club in the
city, but the first organized.
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.
"Shall the Sunday Saloon Be Legalised?" •will
be the topic at the free men's meeting of the
Wept Side branch of the Young Men's Christian
Association to-morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
In th« auditorium. No. 33) West s?th street. Canon
John P. Peters, rector of St. Michael's Protestant
Episcopal Church, will speak for the legalized*
Sunday opening of saloons. C&non William Sheafe
Chase, of Christ Protestant Episcopal Church.
Brooklyn, will speak on "Enforced Sunday Clos
ing of Saloons."
At St. Andrew's Methodist Episcopal Church the
pulpit will be occupied to-morrow morning' by the
Rev. Dr. Andrew Gill!^*. former minister of this
Church. and in the evening the sermon will be de
livered by the minister, the Rev.'Dr. George Clarke
Peek. : ,
Thursday la Holy Week, the anniversary day
of the Institution of the Lord's Supper, all Chris
tians are invited to keep the anniversary by meet-
Ins- in the Church of the Holy Communion at 7:30
a. an., or at noon, or at k p. in. All art- Invited to
etteod . the Passion service In that church, begin
ning st noon and lading three hours
At the Church of th* Ascension the services to
morrow will I* as follows: Morning service at 11
*. m., with ..preaching by the rector; at the *
o'clock musical service Rossini's "Stabat Mater"
wCH be suns. The Rev. Walter E. Clifton Smith
will preach. At S p. m. Alexander Irvine will
speak f>n "A Career and a Living."
The puhject ef the lesson-sermon in the Chrte
tian Science churches to-morrow will be "Un
reality."
••Our Debt t.i Darwin In the Field of Ethics*"
will be the title of Alfred Martins second lecture
..a Darwin before the Society for Ethical Culture
to-morrow at Carregie Hall.
At Temple Beth-El "The Many Bided Question
of Bui rvai " will be Dr. Bchulman'a
morning.
The eecond anniversary i elebratton of the found
ing of t ■ Synagogue will take p!a.-» to
morrow morning a' v<\:- o'clock at the Majestic
Tht-a'
Dr. Madison C. Peters will preach to-morrow in
the Old Bushwick Reformed Church, Conselyea
and Humboldt Btreets, Brooklyn, on "The Prob
lems of the Great Hereafter."
At the Church of I (Unitarian) the
minister, the Rev. John Haynea Holmes, srtll
preach to-raornow on "The Divine in the Com
munion."
At the CoDegU-je Chorcfa of St Nicholas there
will be- spi dal Palm Banday sei vices to-morrow. The
Rev. l>r. Oorge William Carter, of this city, will
preach in the morning at 11, taking as his theme
"The Ever Pn-syit Ksrg: A Message for Palm
Sunday." In the evening I ■ ■ will preach on
inject "Helping Christ — A Story of i
Week." An organ recital by Professor Horatio w.
Parker on 1 I rtemoon at i:3O, assM
Mrs. Gertrude Train Hailey, and the Qood Friday
service at ii wUI be the special features of Passion
Week.
At the Broadway Tabernacle Church the Rev. I>r.
- K. Jefferson, pastor, will preach to-morrow
moroli g - rity of God." In the ev.-ning
Dr. Jewerson's subject arill be "Peter Delivered from
Pri-L.ti.'
•The Misimgi from the Cross." a cantata by
Will C. Macfarlaae, will Im given under bia
t i On a - i>i Chun* next Tuesday evening;
April 8. Th.- choir will be assisted ■•<■ Th lore
Van Yurx. tenor, and Dr < 4 .<rl Dufft, bar, ton-.
The National Bible Institute's extensive evan
,-• summer months wiU open
■ nday noon with a s.-ri-s of daily evang<
■ and B4th street The
speakers at this Madl meeting Include
prominent pastors. The singing will
be ted by the Rev. David Hughea evan
: ,,.d Jam-- Lester Rasey, cornetlst. The
National Bibl< tostll te's daily meetings at sev
era , , . -T-iT-i in th»- n.-ar future,
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THE MIDDLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
K«eond Aye am 7th St
Rev. JOHN G. FAGG. D. " ■ M . !! ,V" '
«ill preach at 11 A. M. and »1 M.
Service on Good Friday at Bi . M.
THE ICARBUB COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
Fifth >■:<■. and '""'a St.,
Rev DAVID JAB BURHELU D. D.. Minister,
'win praach at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M
MorninK. "The City on Palm Sunday." Evening, «no
Wants the Falwns Open on Sunday?"
Service on Goad Friday at 4 P. M.
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST. NICHOLAS.
Fifth A-.. ani 4Mb St.
Rev GEORGE km CARTER, Ph. D., will preach
at II A. M. and I P. M.
M^mintr- "The F.ver Present King— A Message for
Palm Sunday" Evening: •Helping Christ— A Story of
Passion Barvtoe on Good Friday at 11 A. M.
TUB WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Ay. an.l 77th St .
Rev HENRY BVERTBON COBB. D. D.. Minister.
Rev 6 M ZWEMER, D. D., preaches at 11 a. M.
Rubfeet- "Jesus irtst. th* Ideal. Missionary." Rev.
THOMAS M I'.RII'K NICHOLS at B P. M Subject.
■■un-nr — The New Outlook."
Musical srrMre cantata. -'Olivet to Calvary."
Service on Good Friday st * P. M.
Madison Sq. Presbyterian Church,
Madison avf and 24th st.
Rev C. H. PARKHURST, D. D., Pastor.
Rev. GEORGE R. MONTGOMERY. Assistant Minister.
Sabbath service*, 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Th<' I'a»l will preach in 'the morning.
Mr. MONTGOMERY In th.- evening.
Bible School, with < lasses for adults.
10 a m.. and children. II a. m.
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR THE WEEK.
TUESDAY. 4:80 P. M..
Address by Rev. HUGH BIRCKHEAD, of St. George's
Episcopal Church.
WEDNESDAY. 4:30 P. M..
Address by R«v. GEORGE R. MONTGOMERY.
THURSDAY. 4:30 P. M
Address by Rev. J. JEFFERY JOHNSTON. D. D.. of
London.
FRIDAY. S:ls P. M..
Eermon by the PMtor. Rpv. Dr. PARKHURST;
and full choir.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,
Broadway and 7»tn Street. .
Pastor, I. M. HALDEMAX.
11 A. M.~ "WHO IS HE? OR. THE FIRST PALM
SUNI>AT.
8 T. M.— "CHRISTIAN SCIENCE! IT DENIES THAT
IWBVa WAS THE CHRIST. IT DENIES MOTHER
HOOD AS WOMAN'S" HIGHEST PRIVILEGE. IT
DENIES THE NEED OF HUMAN FATHERHOOD
IT DENIES THAT CHRIST EVER DIED. IT I'E
MIEg EVERYTHING SCIENTIFIC AND CHRIS
TIAN. IT IS ONE OF THE MOST DEADLY RE
LIGIOUS PERILS OF THE HOUR." In thin sermon
Mr. Haidrman will give some extracts from his
recent book on Christian Science; particularly th«
chapter on "Mtrriin Perrons desiring teata in
this church at eveninc services are most earnestly
' reauested to coma early.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBT-XE. SATURDAY. APRIL , & 1009.
a ;d will continue daily at noon and at night from
April to Octor.er. Altogether two thousand meet-
Ingr? are planned.
The Rev. P. N. Waßgett. cf London, will preach
every day next week at the noonday service in
Trinity Church. Father Waggon will also he the
preacher at the three-hour service on Good Friday.
Dr. Mackenzie, of Rutgers Presbyterian .Church,
will preach morning and evening on "Palm Sunday
Suggestions."
At Christ Church, the Rev. George A. Strong, rec
tor, services appropriate for Palm Sunday v.-ill he
held to-morrow. In the evening, at % o'clock. Will
iam J. Schi«-ff"lin, "resident of the Citizens Union,
will speak on "Church Laymen's Responsibility for
Good Government." This will be the last of the
Sunday nigtat special services held during Lent.
At the Metropolitan Temple the Rev. Dr. George
Edward Reed, president of Dickinson College, will
occupy the pulpit at the morning service to-morrow.
He Will speak on "The Story of a Great Life." At
the evening service the choir will reader the can
tata "From Olivet to Calvary."
Dr. Silverrnan will preach on "The Evolution of
Judaism vs. Modern Reform," at Temple Emanu-El
to-day. Dr. Magnes will lecture on "Jewish Free
dom" to-morrow.
Tlu> Rev. T. R. SUeer will preach to-morrow
morning at Al! Souls' Church on "Forgiveiiesa of
Sin."
"The Tragedy of Calvary and Pagan Religions"
will be the subject of th. 1 Rev. James A. O'COO
n...-'s Bermoa at the Reformed Catholic Bervice la
Christ's Miss!. .n.
To-morrow morning at 11 o'clock Archbishop
Farley will begin -the ceremony of the blessing of
the palms .-it St. Patrick's Cathedral. This will be
followed Immediately by a solemn high mass. In
cluding the singing of the Passion by three dea
cons and the choir. The vesper conference will be
delivered by the Rev. James V. Lewis. His sub
ject will be "Holy Week." On Tuesday evening
the Rev. Bernard F. MoQuade will speak on "The
Price of Life." The Tenebrae will he sung on
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday afternoon at 4
o"clock. Tho Tenebrse service on Good Friday will
bo specialized by the singing of two harmonized
lamentations, and the singing of the SUbat Mater
at the denuded repository. On Holy Thursday his
grace will begin the pontifical mass and the bless
ing of the holy oils at 10 a. m. On Holy Thursday
the holy hour will be kept from 8 until 3 o'clock in
the evening. On Good Friday the solemn function
will begin at S o'clock. The sermon will be deliv
ered by the Rev. Dr. William J. Sinnott. On Good
Friday evening there will be a special Passion
service at 8 o'clock. the sermon will be preached
by the Right Rev. Monslgnor Lavelle.
A Palm Sunday praise service will be held to
morrow evening in St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal
Church, West End avenue and SUth street. The
Wingebach string quartet. In company with piano
and organ, will furnish special music.
At Calvary Methodist (Episcopal Church the pas
ter. Dr. Charlea L Ooodell, will preach a raim
Sunday sermon at the morning se/vtce in the
evening there wW ba a musical •ervicw. In which
the Quartet, vested choir and several sole^ts will
take part
The New Thought Church will hold service? to
morrow at n a m. in the 1.-l . -•• Theati
Julia Set. .11 pears wi!' speak from the subject, "K.« y
to Health. Wealth and Love "
The Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church holds
special services during Holy Week. On Tuesday
evening at I o'clock the Rev. Dr. Howard Duf
field, of the First Church, Will preach. <Mi Wednes
day evening the Rev. Dr. J. Robs Btsvenson, "
the Fifth A\enue Presbyterian Church, will speak.
On Thursday evening the sacrament of the lord's
Supper will be administered, a servi ■ commemo
rating the Last Supper. On Friday afternoon at »
clock there will be a special C}<>od Friday per
vice. at which the Rev. Dr. Henry Sloane Coffin
Will speak.
Dr Rebert Sturm MacArtnur. pastor of i
Baptist Church. ■ at li and i
morrow bii ' Cta*** T'l
umphaat," appropriate to Palm Sunday. At the
new type evening service I •
and •! . ' ■ I insert! will be the
favorite song The Palms, ' whi< h will be
fully Illustrated. On Q I PVM • vat S
o'clock the Passion cantata, "The M< sage from
■
one hundred voiced choir, imdei
Eklward Morris Bo« □
At St. Thomas's Church the Lenten cantata
"The Message from the Cross," by Will C. Mnc
farlane will be given on Tuesday evening, April 6,
at S:ls dock, under the. direction of the poser.
The Rev. Dr. Henry Marsh Warren, pastor of
the parish of All Strangers, will conduct a Palm
Sunday service at the Hotel Martha Washington
to-morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Laymen's Christian Federation of Churches,
on the nppei West Side of the city, announces
two evenings of inspiration at the Collegiate
Church next Monday and Tveaday evenings, at I
o'clock. Addresses will be made by Joseph A. Rich
ards, Hugh R. Monro, David Hughes and Don C.
Shelton, president of the National Plble Institute.
"The Layman's Responsibility for Soul Winning
will be the subject of the di^ciiFsion^
Religious Notices.
.•M ius)lsi us) ls a line.
The Salvation Army.
BIGHTIBTH BIRTHDAY CaUJBBRATIOM
(General William Booth.
CARKSOIE MUSIC BALL,
M' NPAY. APRIL 12, B i 1i 1 M
Commander Miss J^ootli
Will Bpeali
Great' spectacular and dramatic demonstration sym
bolic of the General's llfework.
Tickets at National Headquarters. 120 West 14th
street.
The National Bible Institute's
Out Door Evangelistic Campaign
will l.es;in next Monday 1 0, a! Mm.||»,,ii
Square and 24th street.
SPEAKERS: Monday, the Rsv. I>r CHARLES A.
EATON and DON O. BHELTON; Tuaadaj tha It^v
I.i JOHN B ALLEN; Wednesday, th.- K-v W. %V
BARKER-; Thursday, tha Rev. I>i ROBERT S.
MACARTHI R; Friday, the Hm l>r. EDWIN F.
H ALLEN BECK
Other daily meetings ;it Important reiit!-^. at no.jn anj
iiiKiu. »;ii tit Kin shortly.
Puhlie Cordially Invited.
REV. DR. VAN DE WATER will preach in ST. AN
DREW'S CHURCH next week as follows:
Sunday. 11 a. m.. on "Elncerity" : 4 p. m.. on "Real
ity"; 8 p. m., Stainer's •« 'ni' iiixion."
Monday and Tuesday. 7:80 a. m. an,] 8 p. m.
Wednesday, 7:30 a. m., 3 p. m. on "Confirmation,"
and 8:15 p. tn-. on "Rizpah, the Mourner." Adult bap
tism. ■ .
Thursday, 7:30 a. m.. ftp. m. on "Blessed Sacra
ment."
Good Friday. 7:30 a. m., 12 3. "Last Words of Jesus."
Confirmation service. 8 p. m.
EASTER SERVICES.
7 and 9 a B»-S Holy Communion.
li, :•«> a m . Rector preaches.
3:30 p. "■ ■ WILLIAM H. B AGE. Warden,
addresses congregation of children.
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church)
r.tii aw. an.l roth St
Rev J. ROSS STEVENSON. D. D.. >. , ,
Rev' EDWIN F. HAI,!,KNHK<K. D. D.. S JUlniste ™-
" R.-v. HUGH PRITCHARD.
Rev. A. L. EVANS and
Dr. STEVENSON at 11 a. m.
Rev G. A. JOHNSTON ROSS, M. A., at 4 p. m.
Dr. STEVENSON at 8 p. m.
Bible Sch'>ol hi 9:30 a. m.
Men's MM* Claea at IB a. m.
Preparatory Service Friday at 8:13 p. m.
Strangers are cordially Invited,
Immortality.
THE fKRTAIXTY OF IT.
PREPARATION FOR IT
ENTRANCE THROUGH DEATH.
THt KI'I-I. REALIZATION Of IT.
Four Sunday morning sermons. N.v Church (Sweden
borsrian). 3."> th «t.. between Park and Lexington live . i, v
the Rev JULIAN K. SMYTH. Psntor. Special topic,
April •:' "WHAT CAN WE REALLY KNOW AH.. IT
THE SPIRITUAL. WORLD AND THE LIFE THERE?"
Service U. a. m. Ail are cordially Invited, r - '
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BRICK CHURCH.
Fifth Avenue an Thirty-seventh StrMt.
,„.,., _ i Rrv. WILLIAM R RICHARDS, D. D.
■misi«rs: Ms^ v ROBERT DAVIS.
I>r. RICHARDS will ).rfa.-h at 11 o'clock
«n-i at VESPER SERVICE at 4.
Mr. davis win preach at
EVENING BERVICE at >< BEATS FREE.
Bible School and Clauses. &:4."> a. m.
HE! CLASS taught !>y Dr. PAGNANt
.Special Service* of Holy W«"-k dally.
Monday to Friday, at S f>- ta.
Madison Avenue Baptist Church,
MADISON AVENI'E • '■ 'I: BtST STREET.
CHARLES A. EATON, D. D.. Pastnr.
I! a. ni.— "Arc the Kncritrnenis Institut'-l t>y JtSUS
Monuments to Truth or Falsehood?'
* p. m.— "Chrlittianty on Trial Itcfore th« m lan
World."
isllvio School, with Men's HIM* Class tauirht by Mr.
S. 11. He. kman Ph. D.. 0:45 a. m.'
STRANCKIIS CORDIALLY INVITED.
•:-*•-. AYE. MCTHODIST KI'IS«A">I'aL( CHURCH.
Rev. WAl. l..\i ! NIacMIIXEX, V. D.. Futon
11 a. m.— Preaching by the I'astLir, followed by ?ri-\ice
of Holy Communion.
s p. m. — S[»i !nl Musical Service, at which the Cantata
••OXJVET TO CALVAI'.V." by .1 II Maunder, will l>e
rendt-ri-U by the rli€)lr.
lill.l- School at J>t4." a. m.
MM week Prayer BervtCfl Wednew.lay at - p. m.
St. Bartholomew's Church..
Madison aye.. corner 44th st.
b:3l\ !I a. ni.. l'reaili.-r. the Red
4p. in . Pr«a.h<r, R«\ . it S. W. WOOD.
| : i :. p. n».. Orient Orrle il<> East 41th at.).
Rev. --• N. L'SSHER
DAILY NOONDAY SERVICES, I^:<C> TO J2:SO.
i Wednesday, April 7. 8:15 p. :n.. ltaoh".-> "St. Matthew
I'nKslon Slniii 1 ," Chorus nn.l Soloists.
CHURCH OF THK HOLT COMMUNION.
i:uih .«!. and lith aye.
Good Friday
PASSION SERVICE
12 m to 3 p. in.
Other Bf-rvioes 7:50, 10 and 11 a. m.. 5 anj S p. in.
FIFTH AVKNI'R BAPTIST CHFHCH.
4 to 8 \Wst Forty sixth Street. Now York.
Th • Rev. CHARLES F. AXED. I). P.,
wlil preach to-morrow nu.inlntf at 1 1 o'' - lork.
In ih- evening there will be a Service for
Young Men and Wom*n, Dr. Ake.i will premch. All
seats tree and open
BIBLE CLASSES FOR YOUNG MEN AND YOUNG
WOMEN AT i»:30 A. M.
CHURCH OF THE DIVINB PATERNITY, ■
I •. -ntini Part West and T1'::T 1 ': : »t.
Rev. FRANK OLIVER HALL. D. D.. Pastor.
Palm Sunday. 11 » m.. subject.
■i>).\.; LIVE thk kin.::-
Vesper service ■»::*<> p. m. The quartette nn.l chorus
choir will render the oratorio "Isaiah.'' by Patten. Com
munion service Thursday at -l p m. Ooad Friday ser
vice nt 11 a. m. Music from "The Crucifixion," St;t!n..-r.
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church, |
129 th .-' •■ t-t ami Seventh Avenue.
Rev. CHARLKS L. GOO DELL. D. D.. Pastor.
PALM StTNDAY.
in US o. m.. Sermon by th* Pastor.
7:45 p. in. Musical service — Quartet, Vested Choir and
Bololst.*. address by the Pastor.
CHURCH OF zion AND ST. TIMOTHY,
3.14 West r>"th ft.
l;.. lor. Rev. HENRY I.i BECK, D. C. L.
Holy Communion •' "a. in.
Morning Prayer and Litany 1" a. in.
Holy i '01111111111!. . i i: Preacher the !{..;.,r 11 a. m.
Choral Service; Preacher, Rev. Dr. Itl'SHToN'.. 4 p. m
Special Service; Preacher, the Hector 8 p. m.
UNIVERSITY PLACE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
cor. of l"th »t.
Rev. GEORGE ALEXANDER, D. D., Pastor.
Public Worship tn morrow at 11 a m. and Bp. in. At ;
the services to-morrow th« Pastor will preach. Weilnes
dny evening service at 8 o'clock Service preparatory to i
the communion will be held in the Church on next Friday |
afternoon at .*> o'clock.
St. .1. >lfN S chapel;
Varlck st. between Canal and Franklin Bts.
Sunday Bervli as I Palm Bun. i.
7:30 a. »i.. 10:30 a. m. ami !>:imi d. m.
.';. ii .li FRIDAY SERVICES
, Noon Hour Passion Services, 12 I p. in.
Evening. Service, 8 p. in.
Preacher: Rev. Father WAGGETT, B. B. J. E.
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
6th aye. and H»h st.
Rev. PERCY BTICKNBV GRANT, Kertor.
11 a in., nvrning ssrvles and sennoa.
4 p. in . ssinrs "Stabai Mater."
Th« Rector will preach at both services.
8 p. in . Mr ALEXANDER IRVINE, speaker.
Subject, "a Career and « Llvinjf."
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH ~~
(Unitarian i ."4th St., cor. Part ivo.
... . . $Rev. ROBKRT COLLYEIR. Lit. 1).
MiniKt.iK: M .,. v JOHN HAYNEB HOLMES.
11 A M MORN INO SERVICE
Rev. JOHN HAYNES HOLMES will preach.
Subject, "THE DIVINE IN THE COMMON."
Communion Service.
Fourth Presbyterian Church,
West End an and !»lst st.
Edgar Whitaker Work. I ).!).. Pastor.
Preaching morning sad evening by Rev. Prof. LOUIS
MATTHEWS SWEET. -.
Madison Aye. Presbyterian Church, i
Northeast corner of 7.1.1 street.
HENRY BLOANE COFFIN, ) M i . r ,
WM. RAYMOND JELLIFFE.J Ministers
Public worship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
Dr. COFFIN will preach at 11 a. m.
■ 1 . ■ ... 1 . .1
North Presbyterian Church,
135 th St., between Broadway anil Amsterdam aye.
Rev. John H. Maekay, Ph.D.. Pastor
11 a. m. — "What Next?"
M p. m- "Great Opitortunlties."
"~~ CENTRAL PRE3BYTBRIAN CHURCH.
West 57th *t.. between Broadway. 7th aye.
R«v. W. MERLE smith. Pastor. will preach 1! a. m.
and *> p. in Evening subject. "Is It- Possible- To lf«i
i Successful an.l Be a Christian?" Communion ;:,'!«• p.\rn.
, Christian Endeavor, Sun-Jay, 0:45. Sunday school 3 p. in.
I prayer nieetla« Wedneaday. - a p. -m. ;\^r - ;
LONDON'S LEADING
• F/.MILV J^ND
BUSINESS
HOTEL
MIDLAND HOTEL. MANCHESTER.
THE ASTORIA HOTEL, with RESTAURANT of particular excellence, is under the
same management as the celebrated Savoy and West -End Hotel of Carlsbad, and tho
Hotel Imperial of Nice. The Astoria was opened October, 1007, and contains every
luxury and comfort known in modern hotel construction. The location on the Place de
'Htoile and Champs l : .lysees, facing the Arc de Triomphe. is the finest in Paris. Electric
cars from all parts of Paris to the Hotel make it easy to reach the smartest and
prettiest Restaurant in Paris, and view the constantly changing panorama of the
Champs tllysees, seen from the Astoria.
Religious Notices.
■.'0 cento a line.
ADAMS CHAPEL. I'NION THEOIX)GICAL /EMIX ART.
-,i*> Park Sunday afternoon services at 4..«> or* k.
T , tWrto,r.t h of the Mrir. of ARTHI I < I .-HMAN
Preacher, the Rev. prof-sjor ARTHUR t,IfHMA.>
M'GIFFKUT. Ph. D.. D I'
S'il|.- t -The Permai .1 aui.
ILL AUK WEL .
ST. MieTIAKL^CHURCH^AmM.rdam^e.. ■"■'"
A-rll ■» Celebration, T:»X ». » »• m
"prearMiwr 11. ' .children^. S r- m lren»
GOOD FRIDAY, April !'. 7 a. ... . 9 (chlMren>.
10 a. m.. Passion Service. .
12 3 p. m.. Passion Muslu iGaul). *> p. ni
SAINT ANDBEWS CHURCH,
Tf.th si . west of Columbus aye.
GEORGK CI-XRKE PECK. lES
11 a in Preai-hlnu hy Roy. Dr. ASDKh'.T UILLILS.
11 a. m. i^r^a « S€ f mon by the Minister.
St. Paul's Methodist Church,
West En.l Avenue ami Bt>th Street.
lt.-v. GEOROE P. KCKM.VN. D. I>.. Pastor,
ii Worship with Kirnion. '
I PALM SITX DAY PRAISE SERVICE.
it LBNOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH.
rcbrner ll'Ut st. S.Tvic-.s at It a. m.
THE WISDOM OF HOPE
Hey MERLE ST. I'll' IX WRIGHT. Minister.
]-... Aimlay K\<r.inu lecture No. IX
CHILD LABOR
CHRIST CHURCH*. Hrnaiiway. "Ist St.
H,v. G A. STRONG. Hector.
c 11 » m Rector- S p. m.. J^.-rvi.-o. a.l.tress
n ■„'.{ -J.:.. v-V ■""■" W>W OI^ S <: '-'
Friday, M ;lI; ' ! »- ; .
GOSPEL TABBRNACXJS (CHURCH,
44th st. and *"> aye. _ .
. S TTh y M v l :r:u:v : VK n M a^sH l '-Mon li: .
", XtK t '"Th"° Former 'nn'i letter Rato.-' Evening subject.
"S!n of New Impurity.
Broadway Tabernacle, IV way & 56th.
Public W or° rS Dr P JeTFE^&N^U P^ch.
Th* Pastor. Dr S p. m.. Prayer will preach.
Wednesday, I H— Mm
Society for Ethical Culture.
sanw* sykK^"" *■
oi. R i"' l ETHICS." : '
- CHURCH' OF THE rXCARNATMW.
r „ UadOnn n NOK an D V. R*ctor.-9 and 10
- „ ffSSgvBSOR I 1I 1 !' X- t.-r x and 10
to. a,. Metrop^tan Temple, »^ h st.
g y.:.^. B SSg^ X - cS^jvet to Calvary."
mm. ay ,i, '>■ —^ s ; , m , Arnl B>
BtaSMVs "CRUCIFIXION."
ST. PAULS CHAPEL. Droadway and Fulton ?t.
"Stainer's Crucifixion/
At I ANGELS" CHURCH. SUNDAY. 4 P. M.
A BololsU: K. M Waterhouss; Harry Glrard. :
' ciirßi-H «>K THF. HKAVKNLY REST.
' " mi, aye., above «BUi St.
Rev HERBERT SHIPMAM. Rector.
Services 1 and 11 a. m.. » p. m. .
WEST END PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
Amsterdam aye. and lOHh St.
Rev »1 WOOI-SEY BTRYKER. 1' D.. 1.1. D..
Pres. ' Hamilton Collfge. preaches '1 a. m.. » p. m.
WEST PRESHYTERIAN CHURCH
on 42rt St.. !«•'«• ■ sth and 6th ayes.
Rev. ANTHONY H. EVANS, V. V.. Pastor,
, sreacb.es. at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m.
THE MOTGL
FOR. WHIC/i
M^NCH€ST€FU
IS
FAMOUS.
20 rent* a line.
CHt-RCH OK thk Tn.\.vsni:rf: 1 K. »— V,
Holy Eucharist T. a. P. U>:.T*> a. m. Kv*r.son«. 4. Ser- i
mon ,s p. m. daily by Father HCNTIX' JTON. uho wCI -
preach a!su dally a: 12:10k and Good Friday. 12 tr> 3 p. in. >
RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS {Orthodox}.— J
Me*-rim;s for Worship. 144 Kast 2<>th St.. Xew York, ll: , j
Washineton a::! Lafayette ayes.. Hronkiyn. W:*l I
GEORGE A. BAKTOX pr^oses attending N. Y. meeting. I j
LENOX AVENUE COLLEGIATE CHURCH. ■> Mcffl
l-'.xl St. Rev. EDGAR TILTON. Jr.. D. D., Pastor. \\M
a. in.. Communion anil Reception of new nT"mbT3; i j
p. tn.. I'alm Sun.lay gmfc> ITeachirsr t>v the rastot 1
CALVARY. W. 57th St.— Dr. UACARTHUR, 1!. ' ""
"Christ Triumphant"; .«. "Jesus and Jtntas." >"•?■» tyjs-'
evtr.ins service; 100-volead choir. Cantata. "Mes<ws» I
from U:) Cross." Good : lay, sp. m. Public Invited
— — • ' i
At TKMPLE BETH-EL, sth aye. an.l Trtth St.. Sunday. I
at 11 a. m.. Dr. SCHCLMAX, on "Th* Many-SlJrf ;
Question ct Sunday Ofcservanoe." AS ara welcwce. ~'~\
— ; _— '■ j
FIRSI HARLEM COLLEGIATE CHURCH. 171 East.';'
121 st st.. near L«-xin»rt<>n aye — It 11 a. m. Cnmmunien ?
Service; at s p. m.. sermon on "Waving Pilm Branches'* ' !
by th.- Paster. Rev. BENJAMIN E. DICKHACX. j
ST. MARK'S. 2d ay. ami l"Hh st. — Holy Communion, I I
a. m. Litany. Sermon an.l H>!y O.nnnunton. It i. i«.i
Annual Reunion of Confirmation f lass. 4:30. Service or .
tht? Emmanuel !i--.iii: < ilission. S p. n».
ALL SOULS' iT"niuirian). 4th avp.. 3Xh ft. Ker. I
THOMAS R. SLICER Pastor, will pnmtit a enntimarto* *
of his subject: "THE FORGIVENESS OF SEC" S*f~ «
VtCM 11 a. m. All cor.ii.iliy Invited.
MEMORIAL BAPTIST Uashinetnn si.-EDW.iBD
JUDSON. 11: Mr. HI'BHKM. f>. Fort Was*ilngt.-> a Con- I
KregHtlon. l>»lst »t.. Auiliibon an; — Air. Hubte:!. 1L [
anil I>r. .I';!- R. I
RI?T«ERS PRESBYTERIAN" CHURCH. Broadway ■ '* -, !
73.J «t. Rev. ROBERT MACKENZIE U. V-. Mi-ist*r, ,
preaches at 11 an.l 8 p m. Preparatory -vice FriiJaT -
eveninic at P. i
REIJOU >' : ; SOCIETY OF FIUKNDS.— Relisious meet-,- I
Ings. 11 a. m.. at Kant loth st. and Rutherfunl PUe»^ j
Manhattan, ami Schermerhorn St.. near Bo«rum P l * l *.^ !
Krouklyn. ___^^ft
Dr. Warren's Palm Sunday Service,.
Hotel Martha Washington. 4p. m. Ail welcorn*- . .? 1
Reformed Catholte sor\-Ires. nnUSTS MISSION. J^Bf
West .'7t!i st. Aft- in. •-!. ,I:3i<. Faster O'CONNOR *;: |
subject: "The Trasedy of CJilvar>' am! Ps?an Religion* •»
SCOTCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. «*h St. S^^B
Central P^rls West. Rev. DAVID G. WYLIE. Da V~jl
Pastor. — S'-r\ ••■•♦•s jit I] a. m. and Ip. m. _^^H
PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. «Ctn St.. Am«t«J^
dam aw. — Preachinc by the Pastor. Rev. Dr. ANaG* ,
P. ATTERIU'KY 11 a. m. anil 8 p. m. ~'%
WEST 23D ST. PF.ESnYTERIAN tTiIVRCII. near?f^*
enth aye. Rev. H. G- MCXDENHALL preaches SuaM * i
at 11 a. m an.l -p. m. _. I
Incorporated Charities. 1
rpHE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR IN'TEJI- j
X l>er.\te Men has more than doubled its «a*^3
».a>. moving to "Chester Crest." Mount \«rnon. >e»^£ f
live hundred unfortunate men art now annually »" S
corned. Paying guests are accommodated at a er""
entirely la accordance with means. Last year ./^
Fre* Department rare! for Three Hundred P*?**f3 1
men. For this department Thanksifivlng and <2^S J §
mas Rifts of money or clothing are solicited. Aacn** -
Rev. GEORGE S. A VERY. Res. J** -_. .ByB * y ; # ii I i
Stuart 1>. .!«.-. D. D.. Pr- . Mr. Frank R. Cnaß«S»"|j ;
Vice-Pres.: Mr W. S. Edgar. « Cedar St. Tr»aa.. ■* 1 1
W. E. Lougee. Secy. • - — ~3^B
SOCIETY FOR PROVIDING EVANGELICAL lg? |
O liglous Uterature for th» Blind (inc. PMla. «'»* 4 ■ |
Arthur E. N<wi.ol,l. Treasurer of J. P. M f^* 3 -. fl
Co.): A. V. Gantx. Financial tfec'y.. 13 Brrt i ,,^i E
Y. Funds needed to give th» blind tha Ict«ra*tia*, I
Sunday School Weekly for 1903. 1
Religious Notices.
