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A A A A A A A 0 00 0 THE DECEMBER SUNDAY SERMONS IN CITY CHURCHES Christmas Subjects to Form Themes of Many Pulpit Discourses. CALVARY CHURCH. Fourth avenue at Twenty-first street--The Rev. W. E.

Gardner, D. will preach at 11 o'clock service to-morrow. At 8 o'clock the Sunday school will hold its annual Christmas tree festival, at which service Christmas carols will be sung. will' New Year's eve the Holy Communion' be celebrated at 19 M. 0.1 P.

M. be by an organ preceded recital at FORT WASHINGTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Broadway at 174th streetWatch night service Tuesday evening, ginning promptly at 8 o'clock. The frat hour will be devoted to patriotism, with an address by Dr. Arthur N.

Davis, who the Kaiser's dentist. To-morrow morning Dr. Martin preaches: "The Dying Year" 7:45 P. Meaning and Value of Life." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Fifth avenue at Eleventh street- The Rev. Dr.

'Hugh Black will preach at 11 A. M. to -morrow and Dr. Charles P. Fagnani at 8 P.

M. CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY, Central at street -The pastor, Frank Oliver Hall, D. will preach to-morrow at A. M. a sermon for the new year, "New Worlds for Old." The Christmas music will be repeated in part by a quartet.

TEMPLE BETH-EL. Fifth avenue Seventy-sixth street--Services will be held at 11 o'clock. Dr. Samuel Schulman will speak on "Education and Wells: Joan and Peter." CHURCH OF THE BELOVED DISCIPLE. East Eighty-ninth stree The Rev.

Dr. Douglas will preach at 11 o'clock and tho Rev. Vincent C. Bonniander at 8. COLLEGIATE CHURCH.

West End nue at Seventy seventh street- -The Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb, D. will preach both services. Special music. Christmas carols.

The choir will be assisted by harp. ST. N. THE ond avenue at Tenth street--At o'clock to-morrow there will convene at St. Mark's Church a number of distinguished American poets for a symposium.

Among those who will participate are: Elsa Barker, Grace H. Conkling, Mary Carolyn Davies. Jane Dransfield, William Griffith, David Morton. Norryes Jephson O'Conor, Jessie B. Rittenhouse, May Riley Smith, Charles Wharton Stork, Marguerite Wilkinson.

MRS. MARY CHAPIN. Mehlin Piano Hall. East -third street speak to.morrow at 11. Subject, "The First Year of a New World." GRACE M.

E. CHURCH. West 104th "Some street- at 11 A. Dr. Harris, Old Bethlehem 7:45 cantata, "'The Star in the East." under direetion of Christian Kriens, the composer.

Dr. Harris: "The Other Wise Man--An Interpretation." CHURCH OF THE -MESSIAH, West Thirty- -fourth street--The John Haynes Holmes will preach a New Year's sermon to -morrow at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Ring Out the Old, Ring in the New." FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST West Forty -sixth street--President Willard 8. Richardson, for twenty-five yearn A member, will lead the Young Men's Bible Class to.morrow at 9:40. NEW CHURCH (SWEDENBORGIAN), East Thirty-Afth street--The services tomorrow wil! be of a Christmas character.

Special music. The Rev. Julian K. Smyth will have for his subject "The Great Light." Holy communion. PROF.

C. T. EVERSON, Bronx Lecture Hali, 419 Tremont avenue--On Tuesday night subject of the origin of Did Sin Originate? Who Is Responsible for Its Existence?" EVANGELIST STEVENS, Academy of Music, Brooklyn--Will hold a very special Christmas lecture to -morrow night on the observance of December 25 the birthday of Christ, showing from the Bible that the date of His birth is not given therein, nor in it recorded in hiatory. Mr. Stevens will also speak on the origin of the Christmas tree.

CALVARY M. E. CHURCH, Seventh avenue at 129th street--Dr. Morgan preaching 10-morrow at 11 A. "Forgetting the 8 P.

"'The Deliverance of Jeru salem." Tuesday, 9:30 to 12:30, watch night service. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, West Fifty -seventh street--Dr. John Roach Straton will preach a special sermon toI morrow night on the subject "Will the Jews Become the Leaders of the World Will Christ come back and RO influence the Jewish people that they will become His followers and through them win the whole world to Him? This sermon will be in continuation of Dr. Straton's series of the great fundamentals of the Christian faith which are now dealt with the general subject of the second coming of Christ. The morning subject will be "The New Year's Call to a Higher Life." The Christmas musio will be repeated.

HOLD RITES FOR MACCRACKEN. Funeral Services for Educator at New York University. Many of the lifelong friends of the late Dr. Henry M. MacCracken, former chancellor of New York Univeraity, and at the time of his death the chancellor emeritus of that institution, gathered yesterday at the university chapel to attend funeral services in his memory.

The burial was in Woodlawn Cemetery. The body was kept in state in the chapel throughout Thursday night with a guard of honor, consisting of members cf the faculty. The Rev. George Alexander, D.D., conducted the services and paid a high tribute to the work and ideals of the departed educator. Dr.

Alexander announced that a memorial would be held at the university at (ate to be later announced. Black usually is inconspicuous, but against a brilliant evening background, the fit and fabric are a dead giveaway. You're either dolled up to perfection or hoping nothing on earth will take you 'cross the floor. Why' not see the fit before you order? Evening dress clothes ready to wear to-night. The world produces no finer fabrics.

All the accessories. Fur lined coats with furs called by their real names. ROGERS PEET COMPANY Broadway Broadway at 19th St. "The at 34th St. Four Broadway Corners" Fifth Ave.

at Warren at gret 444 HONOR GUESTS AT DINNER Invitations Also Issued for Three Dances in the Capital. STATE OFFICIALS Sister Will Be Matron of Honor at Marriage of Miss Collier, Dec. 30. Special Despatch to THE SON. WASHINGTON, Dec.

Mrs. Marshall have a busy month and of dining before them. Beginning New Year's Eve they will be guests of Mr. and Mre. Edward B.

McLean. A ball will follow the dinner. William Phillips, First Assistant SecIssued cards for dinner in honor of the retary of State, and Mre. Phillips have Vice-President and Mrs. Marshall on January 4, preceding a ball to be given by Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Leiter. Breckenridge Long, Third Assistant Secretary of State, and Mrs. Long have issued invitations for a dinner in honor of the Marshalls on January 6, preceding a ball to be given by the commandant of the Marine Corps. Mrs.

George B. St. George of New Tork, sister of Miss Sara Price Collier, will act matron of honor at the wedding of Miss Collier Lieut. Charles Fellowes Gordon, R. December 30.

Wed 65 Years, They Celebrate. Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand Baker yesterday observed their sixty-fifth wedding 162 anniversary Summer avenue, quietly in Newark. their home They at were married December 27, 1853, in the old Amity Street Baptist Church, New York, by its pastor, the late William K.

Williams. While there was no celebradon yesterday the couple's relatives are planning one for Year's Day. On that day Mr. Baker will be 89. DIED.

December 26, 1918, Victoria Mary Pery, wife of James Cox Brady, Funeral mass at the Church of St. Ignatica Loyola on Saturday at 10 A. M. Interment private. Rev.

J. Wilbur, in New York city, Christmas day, in the sixtieth year his age. Services in recognition of Dr. Chapman's personal and pastoral life at the Fourth Presbyterian Church, West End avenue and Ninety street, on Sunday morning. Decomber 29, at 11 o'clock.

A service in recognition of his publio life will be held Sunday afternoon at in the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, Fifty-Afth street and Fifth avenue. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Body will lie in state in the Manse, 631 West End avenue, New Tork. Lee, beloved wife of Ed. ward F.

Curtis, on December 26, 1918. Funeral service at Campbell' FUNERAL CHURCH, on Sunday, December 29, at P. M. Lying in state at "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," Broadway and Sixty- -sixth street (Campbell Buliding), until Sunday, 2 P. M.

December 27, 1918, at his home, 48 Hudson terrace, Tarrytown, N. C. H. Ewings. Funeral services on Sunday, 29th errival of 1:14 train from Grand Central Terminal.

Automobiles in waiting. Interment private. Boston papers please copy. Mandelick Flagler, beloved wife of John H. Flagler, entered Funeral services will heid at the into rest.

December twenty- -fourth, 1918. Church of the Ascension, Fifth avenue and Tenth street, on Saturday, December twenty -eighth, at two o'clock. Elizabeth, N. Philip, beloved husband of Auguste Gens. helmer, on Wednesday, December 25, 1918, in the thirty -ninth year of his age.

Funeral private, Saturday at 3 P. from his late residence, 202 Stiles street, Elizabeth, N. J. on December 24. Lying In state at "THE FUNERAL CHURCH." Broadway, between Sixty-sixth and Sixty-seventh streets, GRANT.

-Harry Cameron Grant, age 62 years, December 26, 1918, at 8 A. at his residence, The Dorilton, 171 West Seventy- -first street, New York. Funeral service at his residence at 1:30 P. on Saturday, December 28. Burlal at Cleveland, Ohio.

at Princeton. N. on December 25, Professor William Addison Hervey, of 607 West 138th street. Funeral services at St. Paul's Chapel, Columbia University, Saturday, December 25, at 11:30 A.

M. Summit, N. December 21, 1918, Helena, widow of Charles Kihm, aged 67 years. Funeral services will be held at her late residence, 21 Essex road, Summit, N. on Sunday, December 29, at 3:30 P.

M. special car will be attached to Lackawanna train leaving Hoboken 3:16 P. M. Interment at Woodlawn. Friday, December 27, 1918, Caroline Virginia Cortelyou, wife of the late Jeremiah Lott.

Funeral services at her late, residence, 96 East Eighteenth street, Flatbush, Monday, December 30, at 10:30 M. Kindly omit flowers. Oakland, N. on Christmas day, Edward D. Page, son of the late Henry A.

and Maria Clark Page and beloved husband of Mary R. Hall. Funeral service at residence, Sunday, on arrival of N. Y. S.

W. train leaving Erie depot, Jersey City, at 1:04. terment private. Montclair, N. on Friday morning.

December 27, 1918, at his realdence, 171 Christopher street, Otto V. Schaefer, son of Otto and Julie Schaefer, In his nineteenth year. Funeral will be held on Monday, December 30. Solemn requiem mass at Church of the Immaculate Conception, 11 A. M.

Interment at Montclair. of pneumonta, at the New York Hospital, on December 27, 1918, in the thirty-third year of his age, John Ermont Schermerborn, son of the late John Ermont Schermerhorn and Katie T. Cotting. Funeral servions at Grace Church, Broadway and Tenth street, on Monday morning, December 80, at 10 o'clock. Members of the fraternity of Delta Pal are invited to attend.

December 27, Mary Elisabeth, age years 5 monthe 10 days, only daughter of Clarence Ashton and Ethel M. Sparks (nee Cooney). Bervicea at late residence, 930 West End avenue, Sunday, December 29, at P. M. SPEAR---On Chreitmas Day, Margaret widow of Charles Spear, in the eightyeighth year of her age.

from her late residence, Hotel Funeral San Remo, 146 Central Park West, Saturday, at 3 P. M. Interment private. on December 27. Services "THE FUNERAL CHURCH," Broadway and Bixty-sixth street (Frank E.

Campbell's), Sunday, 1 M. CEMETERIES. New CATHOLIC CEMETERY THE GATE OF HEAVEN On Harlem PLEASANT, R. 5 miles WESTCHESTER White CO, Plains MT. Receiving to Vault.

Cemetery at for Mt. Pleasant Sta Last CALVARY 52nd ALLIED CEMETERIES Bev. Willians J. Stewart, Plaza 9098. St.

NOTES OF THE SOCIAL WORLD Miss Charlotte Remsen Strong, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Remsen Strong. married this afternoon to Lieut. 'Schuyler Van Vechten In Christ Church, Short Hills, N.

J. A reception will follow in the home. of the bride's parents. Miss Betty Winkler, daughter of the Cornellus Lawrence Winkler of this city, will be married to Sherman Woodward of Boston to-day in her home in Camden, S. C.

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Rush Porter, daughter of Mrs. John Biddle Porter, to Frederick Fearing, formerly of this city, will take place to-day in St. Peter's Church, Philadelphia. Miss Barbara Vandergrift, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Vandergrift, will be married to Edward H. Arnold of Brooklyn to-day in the Unitarian Church, Wilmington, Del. Miss Anna Carlisle, daughter of Mrs. Charles Arthur Carlisle, will be married to Ensign Lafayette Le Van Porter day in St. Paul's M.

E. Church, South Bend, Ind. The Arst of the Metropolitan Dances this season will take place this evening at Sherry's. Mrs. Ned Arden Flood will give luncheon to-day at Sherry's for her debutante daughter, Miss Josephine Flood.

On New Year's Day there will be special luncheon at the' Baltusrol Golf Club, to be followed by dancing. Mra. J. Pierpont Morgan gave a small dance for Miss Katharine Crosby of Boston last night in her home, 231 Madison avenue. Some of the guests came from a dinner given by Mr.

and Mrs. Dave Hennen Morris for their nephew, Lieut. John Jay Schieffelln, U. N. Among the young people who attended the tea dance for the benefit of the American Fund for French Wounded yesterday at the Ritz-Carlton were the Misses Katharine Bliss, Constance Jen- nings, Margaret Krech, Mary Stevens, Mary Lockwood, Margaret Chubb and Melinda Trafford, Quincey Cabot, James and Charles McCrea.

Thomas Chubb, Perry Trafford, Livingston Welch, Will1am T. Adee and Goddard Saunders. The second of the Friday Junior Dances this season was held last evening at the Plaza. Several young people home from school for the holidays attended. Among the patronesses present were Mrs.

Donn Barber, Mrs. Willard S. Brown, Mrs. Percy H. Stewart, Mrs.

Oliver Harriman and Mrs. William H. Wadhams. There will be another dance in Easter week. Mrs.

Matthew S. Borden gave a reception yesterday afternoon in her home. 993 Park avenue, to introduce her daughter, Miss Gladys Borden. Receiving with the debutante were the Misses Grace Bryant, Caroline Colby, Margaret Trowbridge, Louise Hallock and Harriet Stokes. An informal dinner followed the reception and afterward Mrs.

Borden took the guests to the Criterion Theatre. Mrs. Daniel Fiske Kellogg will give A luncheon at Sherry's January for her debutante daughter, Miss Victorine Kellogg. The Carnival de Victoire for the beneft of the Free Milk for France Fund is expected to attract many to the RitzCarlton to-night. Those who attend are requested to wear fancy dress.

Among those who have taken boxes are Mrs. Newbold Le Roy Edgar, Mrs. W. Bourke Cockran, Mrs. George J.

Gould, Mrs. Joseph E. Stevens, Mrs. Robert L. Bacon, Mrs.

Hermann Oelrichs, Mrs. John Aspegren, Mrs. Charles De Loosey Oelrichs and Mrs. Lydig Hoyt. Ray D.

Lillibridge will give a small dinner this evening at the St. Regis. L. F. Holbrook.

Betts gave a small theatre evening for Miss Katherine Mackay, elder daughter of Clarence H. Mackay. He took his guests, all young people, to see Canary" at the Globe Theatre and afterward to Sherry's for supper. PARTIES FOR YOUNG PEOPLE. Philadelphia Parents Entertain for Daughters on Vacation.

Special Despatch to Tar SON. PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Harry Clifton Adams gave a theatre party this evening followed by supper in honor of her daughter, Miss Evelyn N. Smith, who is home from St. Mary's School, Peekskill, for the holidays Mr.

and Mrs. Powell Evans gave theatre party and mupper in honor of their daughter, Miss Anita Merchant Evans, were twenty-six guests. Mr. and Mrs. J.

Elliot Newlin, Chestnut Hili, are receiving congratulations upon the birth of of of of a daughter yesterday. The marriage of of Miss Caroline Goodrich, daughter of Mr. and Mre. Sydney B. Goodrich of Somerville, N.

and W. L. Craig Wright, will take place January 15 in the Episcopal Church at Richmond Hill. SPRINGS DRAW VISITORS. Several New Yorkers Join 1sts at White Sulphur.

Special Despatch to TAN SON, WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. Va, Dec. New York people arrived here to Among them are Mr. and Mrs. John Mott and Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Forsch. Virgil P. Kline of New York, who is visiting his mother, Mrs. Virgil P.

Kline, has gone to Charleston for a few H. U. Scharin and K. E. Froander of New York were out in the saddle to-day.

Among those on the golf links today were G. E. Logercranta, K. F. Froander, L.

M. Wallstein, William Sanson and Carl Forsch, all of New York. Dr. and Mrs. William Martin lantic City walked to the top of sEatos: Mountain, and Mr.

and Mra. Frederick M. Hilton of New York made the trip over Prospect HILL MRS. ANDERSON IN NEWPORT. Boston Woman Will Speak at Art Association To-morrow.

Special Despatch to Tam SuN. NEWPORT, Dec. Lars Anderson will arrive from Boston to-morrow. She will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs.

John Elliott and will speak at the Art Association on Sunday, Capt. and Mrs. Edward H. Campbell entertained in honor of their son at the naval station to-day. Commander F.

H. Sadler has returned to his ship after spending Christmas with Mrs. Sadler. KILLION-SHEAN. Malden Girl Becomes Bride of an Army Captain.

BOSTON, Dec, has been made of the marriage of Miss Jane C. Shean of Malden to Capt. William V. Killion, also of Malden. Miss Margaret Coolidge, the debutante daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur Coolidge of Milton, will be the guest of honor at a luncheon at the Algonquin Club, Tuesday, given by Mrs. Edwin U. Curtis. Miss Coolidge was presented week ago.

Miss Katharine S. Crosby, daughter of Mr. and Mre. S. V.

R. Crosby, is in New York, the guest of Mrs. J. Pierpont Mor- gan. James C.

Farrell "Very Low." James C. Farrell, son-in-law of the late Anthony N. Brady, is critically 111 in the Post Graduate Hospital following an operation. Mr. Farrell passed the fall in the Adirondacks recoving from complications which followed an attack of influenza.

He entered the hospital about ten days ago, It was said there last night he was "very low." ORATORIO SOCIETY SINGS 'THE MESSIAH' Carnegie Hall Is Crowded at Annual Christmastide Performance. The Oratorio Society's Christmastide performance of Messiah" annual, took place last evening in Carnegie Hall. The conditions were in certain respects similar to those which always attend presentations of this masterpiece. The audience was as large A8 the house would hold and the applause betokened an undying interest in Handel's celebration of the greatest chapter of religious history. Walter Damrosch had succeeded in infusing new life into the chorus of the society, and while the quality of tone was etill far from Ideal there was a rhythmic vitality in the especially in such numbera A8 "Unto Us a Child Is Born." The orchestra, too, sympathized with the spirit of the no performance and the perfunctory character 80 often associated with share was absent.

The solo singers were Florence Hinkle, soprano; Mary Jordan, contralto: Craig Campbell, tenor, and Arthur Middleton, bass. All of them were acceptable and in certain passages much more than that. Mr. Middleton deserves a word of special commendation for the admirable management of his voice and the clarity of his pronunciation. It may be added that despite its antiquity And heavy wear "The Messiah" is still capable of giving pleasure to the exacting music lover.

In these days of faolle disposal of choruses it is inspiriting to listen to such noble choral writing, and the old familiar solos stand their ground In the face of modern theatricalism with a firmness which commands admiration and gives satisfaction, ENGAGEMENTS ANNOUNCED. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howard Strong, 120 East Seventy-first street, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Miss Margaret Longfellow Strong, to Lieut. Almus P.

Evana, U. S. son of Mrs. Almus P. Evens of Cambridge, Mass.

Miss Strong was graduated from the Brearley School and is now a member of the senior class at Radcliffe College. Lieut. Evans was graduated from Harvard in 1915 and was in his senior year at the Harvard Architectural School when he enlisted in the army. He is now stationed at Camp Sheridan, Ala. At a reception given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.

D. Olyphant Haynes in her home, 11 West Ninety-fourth street, announcement was made of the engagement of her daughter, Miss Elise Stanton Haynes, to John Archibald MacFadyen of the Engineer Corps, son of John L. MacFadyen of Chicago. Since the beginning of the war Miss Haynes has been engaged in relief work with the Brearley League and the Red Cross. Mr.

MacFadyen, who has been serving with the American Expeditionary Force in France for more than a year, is expected to return soon to this country. Receiving with Mrs. Haynes and her daughter at the reception were Mrs. John Trever Adams of Garden City, Miss Nan wick of Great Neck and the Misses Beatrice Wilson, Margaret Hanison, Emily Kent and Natalie Wilson. LORILLARD MANSION FOR SALE.

Structure Donated for Red Cross Use During War. A sign bearing the words "For Sale" been hung in the windows of the Lorillard mansion at Thirty -sixth street and Fifth avenue, but an official of the New York County Chapter of the American Red Cross, which has had executive offices there since last summer, said yesterday that it was not known definitely when the offices would be moved. This valuable piece of property was offered on June 10, 1917, for the use of the Red Cross free of charge by Col. Michael Friedsam, president of B. Altman who had just been appointed Quartermaster-General of the State of New York.

The Red Cross officials accepted it and found the building a highly advantageous location for directing their work in the city and county. So long A8 the war continued Col Friedsam intended the Red Cross to have unlimited it. Now that the conflict is over he has decided to dispose of the property. Farewell Reception to Dr. Hers.

The employees and members of the staff of the Metropolitan Hospital on Blackwell's Island joined yesterday in a farewell reception to Dr. Ralph Herz, who left for Rochester, to become A member of the clinio of the Mayo brothers, Dr. Herz had been a resident physician and pathologist at the hospital for twenty months. NOTES OF THE THEATRES. "Up In Mabel's Room," has a scored new A.

H. Woods farce, which an emphatic success in Boston, will be presented in the Eltinge Theatre Monday evening, January 13. The cast is headed by Hazel Dawn, John Cumberland and Walter Jones. Wilson Collison and Otto Herbach are the authors. "Under Ordere' will go on tour.

Hamilton Revelle has been engaged by Cohan Harris for the principal role of Georges Durand in support of Mrs. Finke in her new comedy, Nelly of N' Orleans." Rehearsals are proceeding under the personal direction of Harrison Grey Finke. The premiere on the road will take place in about fortnight. Walter Hampden's special matinees of next week will be on Tuesday afternoon at 2:80 and Saturday morning at 10:30 In the Plymouth Theatre. "The Gondoliers," the Park Theatre, and "Three Wise Fools," in the Criterion, will be given Sunday night for men in uniform under the auspices of the Stage Women's WAr Relief.

The East- -West Playere will repeat their programme Lenox of four Little one act plays to-night In the Theatre, 52 East Seventy-eighth street. NEW YEAR CARDS BRENTANO'S 5th Ave. 27th New York One Always Thinks of DUTTON'S for NEW YEAR'S CARDS and CALENDARS TI DUTTON'S 681 Fifth Avenue New York OBITUARIES. HARRY CAMERON GRANT. Harry Cameron Grant, a director the Grassell Chemical Company.

Cleveland and manager of the concern's York office at 347 Madison avenue, West Thursday Seventy-first morning in his home, died street. Funeral services will be held to-morrow at 1.30 o'clock in the family home. The burial will be at Cleveland. Mr. Grant is survived by his wife, Mrs.

Evelyn W. Grant, and a son, Lawrence W. Grant, who is at sea on his way home after service abroad with the Fortieth Engineers. He was a member of the Larchmont Yacht Club, New York Athletic Club and Knollwood Coun. try had been identifled with the chemical industry forty-five years.

LIEUT. A. D. SHACKLETON. Lieut.

Allan D. Shackleton, Air Service, S. died pneumonia at Kelley Field, Texas, December 21, and was buried from the home of his wife in Cresco, Iowa, Christmas Day. He was a graduate of Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn and of the University of Colorado. He had been in the service at Atlanta, San Diego, and at Mather's Field, before his recent transfer to Kelley Field.

He ig survived by his wife, Mrs. Julia Kessel Shackleton, his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Shackleton, 199 Lincoln road, Brooklyn, and his sister.

Mrs. James Eben. PHILIP GENSHEIMER. Philip Genshelmer, assistant general manager and a director of the Metal and Thermit Corporation, of 120 Broadway, died suddenly Thursday in the Memor'al Hospital, Newark, following an operation. He was born in Germany In 1379 and way educated at the University of Berlin.

Ten years ago he came to this country to supervise the construction and operation of plants of the Goldschmidt Detinning Company, now A part of the Metal and Thermit Corporation. He leaves a widow and two children. Mr. Gensheimer lived in Elizabeth, N. J.

C. H. EWINGS. C. H.

Ewings, for thirty years all official of the New York Central lines, died in his home in Hudson Terrace, Tarrytown, yesterday. He had been in health for more than two years and about a year ago he retired from his position of superintendent of freight transportation. Mr. Ewings was born in Boston sixtynine years ago. He moved to Albany and later to Tarrytown, where he has lived for thirty-one years.

He was a member of the Transportation Club. A wife, daughter and two sons survive. ARTHUR DOMINY. Arthur Dominy, retired superintendent of the States Coast Guard, died yesterday at his home in Bay Shore. He was an official in the life saving service for thirty years, retiring in 1915.

For many years he was in charge of both the Long Island and Rhode Island Stations. At the time of his retirement his authority was confined to the Fourth District, Including thirty-six stations on Long Island. OTTO D. SCHAEFER. Otto D.

Schaefer, 19, died in his home in Montclair, N. yesterday. He WAS the only Bon of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schaefer and was a junior at Yale.

Funeral services will be held Monday morning with A solemn high masa of requiem in the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Montclair, MRS. ALECK HOADLEY BARRY. Mra. Aleck Hoadley Barry, wife of Major David Barry, United States Marine Corps, and daughter of William Palmer Smith of Plainfield, N. died yesterday of pneumonia in her home in Washington.

She was born in Plaindeld. CAPT. JAMES R. EVANS. Capt.

James R. Evans, a civil war veteran, died in his home at Caldwell, N. yesterday. He was 13 years old. Capt.

was one of the few men to whom WAs awarded the Congressional medal for bravery on the field of battle. At "Of Extraordinary Importance" MADISON AMERICAN ART GALLERIES ON FREE VIEW 9. A.M. UNTIL 6 P.M. To Be Sold at Unrestricted Public Sale IN THE GRAND BALL ROOM OF THE PLAZA Tuesday Evening, January 7th, 1919 The Important Collection of Early American Portraits FORMED BY Mr.

Thomas B. Clarke INCLUDING FIVE PORTRAITS OF ASHINGTON By Gilbert, Stuart, Charles Wilson Peale, Peale Polk and Rembrandt Peale, AND OTHER NOTABLE PORTRAITS A with Very Interesting and Luxe Halt -tone logue Reproductions of all the Portraits, limited 10 0300 copies (one-third of which have already been subscribed $5.00 for), will be plied to Subscribers at each, subject to an increase in price without further notice. ALSO ON VIEW The Private Collection of American Paintings FORMED BY THE LATE William H. Payne Unrestricted Public Sale IN THE GRAND BALL ROOM OF THE PLAZA Monday Evening, January 6th, 1919 18 Cents. Catalogue Mailed on Receipt of The Sales Will Be Conducted by MR.

THOMAS K. KIRBY and Assistants, of the AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION, Managers, 4 and 6 East 834 8te Madison am Battle of the Wilderness, May 5, 1864, Capt. Evans saved the flag of his regiment, the Sixty-second New York 1 Infantry. He was then 19 years old. For a number of years Capt.

Evans was in business at Pompton Plains, N. J. He had been a resident of Caldwell about three years. He is survived by his wife and two sons. MRS.

JOSEPHINE WARD BOGUE. Mrs. Josephine Ward Bogue, 38, wife of Perry Bogue, an assistant treasurer of the Bankers Trust Company, died at her country home in Greenwich, his yesterday. Her husband 18 confined to bed with influenza. Mra.

Bogue was the daughter of Rodney A. and Harriette Woodruff of Brooklyn. One boy and three girls, one an infant daughter, born yesterday, survive her. MRS. CAROLINE TYNAN.

Mrs. Caroline Tynan, wife of Brandon Tynan, an actor now appearing with Leo Ditrichstein in the "Matinee Idol," died yesterday at the Hotel Richmond from pneumonia following an attack of infuenza. She was born in New York chy twenty-eight years ago and before her marriage was well known on the stage as Caroline Whyte. She had appeared in many of Charles Frohman's productions and was last seen in support of John Drew. EDMUND V.

WALDORF. Edmund V. Waldorf, 68, clerk to the board of assessors Plainfeld, N. died yesterday in Muhlenburg Hospital, He was born at Hudson, N. and up to fourteen years ago he lived in Asbury Park.

He leaves a widow and one son. JOHN GIBSON HAZARD. SYRACUSE, N. Dec. Hazard, 41, vice-president of the Scmet Solvay Company, died to-day.

He was born at Peacedale, R. and was graduated from Yale in 1899. Sigma Phi Convention To-day. The annual convention of the Sigma Phi Society will be held at 3 o'clock this afternoon in the Hotel Martinique, it will be followed by a dinner at 6.30 o'clock. RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.

BAPTIST. CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH West 57th St. bet. 6th 7th Rev. John Roach Straton, D.

D. 10:30 "The New Year's Call to a Higher Life." 12 Sunday School and Pastor's Class, "Will the Jews Become the Leaders of the World Amendment. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Broadway and 79th Street. PASTOR, M. HALDEMAN, D.

D. Preaching A. M. and 8 P. by W.

LEON TUCKER MOUNT MORRIS BAPTIST CHURCH 5TH BETWEEN 126TH AND 127TH STS. JOHN HERMAN RANDALL 11 A. Changelessness of God." 8 P. the Life of Service." FIFTH AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH to 8 West 46th Street. DR.

CORNELIUS WOELFKIN AT 11. Sunday School. 9:30 A. M. Mr.

Richardson, Leader, Men's Class, 9:40, Mra. Merrett. Leader, Women's Class, 10. Evening: Soldiers' and Sailors' Service. Social Hour, Programme, 6:15.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Services are held in the following CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Sandays, 11 A.M. 8 P.M., Wednesdays, 8 P.M. First Church, Central Park West 96th 8t. Becond Church, Central Park -West 65th St.

Third Church, 125th St. Madison Av. Fourth Church, 178th St. Ft. Washington Av.

Fifth Church, Aeolian Conc. Hall, 34 W. 43d St. Sixth Church, 1935 Anthony Bronx. Seventh Church, 260 W.

830. 11. A. M. only.

Bedford Park Society. 2563 Briggs 00 Sunday, 11 A. M. only. CONGREGATIONAL.

BROADWAY TABERNACLE BROADWAY AND 56TH STREET. 11 A.M. 8 P.M.-Dr. Jefferson will preach. Tuesday Dec.

31st Watch Night Service 10:00 P. Recital. 11 P.M -Sermon by the Pastor, Dr. Jefferson. Dr.

MANHATTAN McELVEEN, 11 A. CHURCH, M. and 8 P. Broadway, ML. DIVINE SCIENCE.

First Church of Divine Science Grand Ball Room, Waldorf- Astoria. A New Year Service Sunder, 11. A. M. Speaker: Rev.

W. JONH MURRAY, Pastor. Subject: "Beginning at the Beginning." Special Musical Programme. Adult Bible Class, 10 A. M.

Disciples of Christ (Christian). VENTRAL 142 West Slat Street. CHRISTIAN Dr. Finis Idleman, Pastor, HURCH Eermon at 11 A. M.

6-8 P. Supper and Social. ETHICAL. CULTURE. of THE New SOCIETY York.

FOR ETHICAL Founded CULTURE CENTRAL PARK December WEST AND 11 64TH o'clock. ST. Morning, 29, at Speaker Marguerite Clement. Problems France." Bklyn Brooklyn Academy Society of for Music, Ethical 11 Culture, ALFRED W. MARTIN, "The Coming Internationalism." JEWISH.

BETH-EL. TEMPLE. FIFTH AVE. AT 76TH STREET DR. SAMUEL SCHULMAN SATURDAY MORNING (Sermon) 10:15 SUNDAY MORNING AT ELEVEN EDUCATION AND WELL'S 'JOAN AND LUTHERAN.

CHURCH OF THE ADVENT, Broadway at 98d Street. Rov. A. STEIMLE, D. Paston Services 11 A.

M. and 8 P. M. New Year's Day- Service at 11 A. M.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL. MADISON AVE. CHURCH, 60th ST. Rev. RALPH W.

SOCKMAN, Ph. Pastor 11-BISHOP LUTHER B. WILSON. Lessons for -Dr. SOOK MAN, Charm of the Music, Traditional Carols.

-Social Tea. Soldiers and Sailora. NEW THOUGHT. To-morrow at 4 P.M. HOW TO VISUALIZE yourself into a New Year of conseious communication with the ali-love and all-power of universal mind.

By Mrs. Genevieve Behrend Only personal pupil of the late Judge Troward of England and India FREE, at Cohan Theatre Broadway and 48d St. DOORS OPEN AT 8:80 P. M. School of the Builders, Inc.

Dally classes closed during holidays. WIll be resumed on Jan. 6, 1919. Application for the advanced and teachers' classes commencing Jan. 6, 1919, should be made at once.

TIA NEW CHURCH (Swedenborgian). NEW CHURCH, 85th between Park and Lexington Aves. The Rev. JULIAN K. SMYTH, Pastor.

Sunday School, Christmas Service, M. 11 with Christmas Murie, Including Nativity Bongs from Parder's "Holy Child' and "Arise, shine, the thy Pastor, Light is come." Sermon by Subject: "THE GREAT LIGHT." Administration of the Holy Communion. PRESBYTERIAN. WEST END sterdam, Corner 105th, AmDr. A.

Edwin Keigwin preaches 11 and 8. New Year Sermone "Boule in Let the Past Spotl the Future," RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. RELIGIOUS ADVERTISEMENTS. INTERDENOMINATONAL. INTERDENOMINATONAL.

GOSPEL TABERNACLE 44th ST. 8th AVE. Rev. A. B.

Simpson, Pastor. Services: 10:45 A. M. P. M.

Rev. R. A. FORREST OF -TOCCOA, GA. Will Preach Morning and Erening.

SPECIAL WATCHNIGHT SERVICE at 10:45 P. TUESDAY, December 31st. This will be the first service twelve day PROPHETIC CAMPAIGN, which will continue until SUNDAY, JANUARY 12th. WEEK DAY P. M.

P. M. SUNDAY SERVICES- -Morning, Afternoon, Evening. SPEAKERS Rev. Paul Rader.

Moody Church, Chicago. Rev. G. Verner Brown, Wilmington, Del. Rev.

Rev. R. D. A. Forrest, Williams, 8t.

Toccon, Paul, Ga. Minn. Rev. E. D.

Whiteside, Newark. Pittaburg, N. Pa. J. J.

Rev. Goo. McNeely, Rev. B. A.

Shuman, Cleveland, Ohio. A. E. Thompson, Palestine. FINAL SERVICE, SUNDAY, JANUARY 12th Manhattan Opera House, 34th St.

8th Ave. (Program sent upon request.) NATIONAL BIBLE INSTITUTE 214 W. 35th St. DON O. SHELTON, President.

4:15 P. Pre-eminence of PRESBYTERIAN. THE BRICK CHURCH Fifth Avenue and Thirty -seventh Street. Ministers William Pierson Merrill. Theodore Ainsworth Greene.

DR. MERRILL preaches at 11 and 4. Special Muelcal Service nt 4 o'clock, Messiah' of Handel. Soloists: Inez Barbour, Soprano: Rose Bryant, Contralto; Lambert Murphy, Tenor; Frank Croxton, Bass, and Chorus Choir. Clarence Dickinson, Organist, and master.

Bible School 9:40. 7:30 P. Army and Navy Evening Service. Speaker, Lt. -Col.

Frank S. Evans, 8. R. A. Noon Service, every weekday (except Wednesday, First Presbyterian Church 'IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.

Founded 1716. Cid First. University Place, Madison Square Foundation Rev. James Palmer, Ph.D., Associate Pastor Services at 11 A. M.

and 4:30 P. REV. CHAS. R. BROWN, D.D., Dean of Yale School of Religion, will preach at both services.

Bible School at 9:30. Men's Class at 10. Wednesday at 8:10 P. M. in the Chapel, REV.

HUGH BLACK, D. D. FIFTH 11TH TO 12TH STREET AVENUE, 11 A. M. Rev.

Dr. HUGH BLACK. P. M. Rev.

Dr. CHARLES P. FAGNANI. FIFTH AVENUE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Fifth Ave, and Fifty-fifth St. FT.

WASHINGTON 174th Broadway St. at Rev. Daniel Hoffman Martin, D. Pastor, 11-- 'The Dying Year." Meaning and Value of Watchnight Service Dec. 31.

P. -Patriotic Hour. Dr. Arthur N. Davis.

the Dentist of the German Emperor for 14 years, will speak on Kaiser as I Knew Him. CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. Wilton Merle-Smith, D.D., P'astor 10 A. Bible Class. 11.

A. Wilton Merle-Smith, D. 4:80 P. Hugh Black, D. D.

Enlarged Choir, three quartettes and orchestra at both Services. WEST PARK PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Amsterdam Avenue and 86th Street Rev. Anthony H. Evans, D. Pastor, 11 A.

EVANS will preach. 8 P. Service. Sacred Cantata, "Bethlebem." Watch Night Service, Tuesday, 10 o'Clock. MADISON AVE.

Presbyterian Church, Northeast Corner of 13d St. Rev. Henry Sloane Coffin, D. Pastor, will preach at 11 A. M.

and 8 P. M. Prof. Albert Parker Fitch, D. D.

ALL. SEATS FREE. RUTGERS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Rev. DANIEL RUSSELL, D. Pastor, will preach at 11 A.

M. and 8 P. M. GREENWICH PRESBYTERIAN 6th CHURCH, Pastor WILLIAM H. MATTHEWS, D.

D. Services 11 A M. and 8 P. M. St.

2d Presbyterian Church, Park w. Dr. ROBERT WATSON, Minister. Services at 11 A. M.

and 8 P. M. St. Nicholas Ave FORT GEORGE und 186th St. Lyman R.

Hartley, M. Minister. 11 A. P. M.

Land of Beginning Again." PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. DARWIN P. KINGSLEY President The Neo York L.ife Insurance Company WIll Deliver An Address on "National Sovereignty and Future Peace" at The Public Forum Church of the Ascension Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street Sunday, December 29, at 8 P. M. The Public Is Invited CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION, 6th Avenue and 20th 8:00 M.

Holy Communion. 11:00 A. M. Preacher, Rev. Dr.

Mottet, 13:00 M. Holy Communion. 8:00 P. M. Children'e Service, 6:00 P.

M. Speaker, Dr. Mary F. Rose, NEW YEAR'S EVE. 11:00 P.

M. Watch Service, NEW YEAR'S DAY. 12 Midn'gt, Holy Communion. 11:00 A. Festival Service.

12:00 M. Holy Communion, St. Chomas's Church FIFTH AVE. and 53D ST. Rev.

ERNEST M. STIRES, D. Rector. 8 A. Communion.

11 A. Service and Sermon, Rector. P. and Address (Rector). P.

of Organ Music, NEW YEAR'S EVE. 11 P. Communion and Address (Rector), NEW YEAR'S DAY. 11 A. Communion (Rector), CHURCH OF THE BELOVED 89th near Madison Ave, REV.

HENRY M. BARBOUR, D. Rector. Services at 7:30, 10, 11 A. M.

(Rev. George William Douglas, Bonnlander). D. 4, 8 P. M.

(Rev. Vincent C. Moir's Communion Service in at R. Huntington Woodman's CANTATA. "THE MESSAGE OF THE at 4.

STRING QUARTETTE, Harp and Organ. All Welcome. CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN THE DIVINE, Amsterdam Avenue and 112th Street. 8 10 A.

M. The Holy Communion. 11 A. M. Preacher, Rev.

Stuart L. Tyson. 4 P. M. Christmas Carol Service.

Dally Services, 7:30 A. 5 P. M. New Year' a Eve Organ Recital, 10:45 P. M.

Watch Night Service, 11:15 P. M. (address by Dean Robbina). CHAPEL THE INTERCESSION (Trinity Parish), GATES, D. Broadway and 155th St.

Rev. M. H. Vicar. 8:00, 8:45, 9:45, 11:00 A.

4:00, 8:00 P. M. Popular Vespers (4:00 P. Traditional Earle Carols. Tuckerman, Bass Soloist.

Leo Ricks, Recital Organist, 8:00 P. "Mesof the Star." Woodman's Oratorio. sage SAINT IGNATIUS' CHURCH. West End Ave, and St. Rev.

WILLIAM PUTT McCUNE, Rector. Manses: 8, 9:30. 11. Vespers. Procession Benediction: ST.

STEPHEN'S 69th 8, 11, near o'clock. B'way. Rev. NATHAN A. SEAGLE.

D. Rector. Rev. A Charles Lewis Slattery, D. Rector.

GRACE CHURCH. Broadway and 10th 8: 11 (The Rector), 8 (Christmas ST. MATTHEW'S CHURCH, 28 W. 84th St. Rev.

ARTHUR 11. JUDGE, D. Rector. Services 21 and PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL. CHURCH OF THE INCARNATION, Madison Avenue and 35th Street.

Holy Communion. 10 A. M. CHAPEL OF THE INCARNATION 240 East 31st Street. Holy Communion every Sunday 8 A.

Rev. E. M. H. KNAPP.

A Vicar. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 A. M. Service and Address (in Italian) at 4 P. M.

Evensong and Sermon at 8 P. M. Sunday School every Sunday at 9:30 A. M. The Rev.

Horace Percy Silver, Rector. 8 A. -Holy Communion. 11 A. -Morning Prayer, Sermon, Rector.

4 P. M. -Carol Service by the Sunday Schools of the Parish. Prayers and Intercession with Address daily except Saturday, 12:20 to 12:40. Sunday School at 9:45 A.

M. New Year's 11:30 P. Midnight Watch Service with Holy Communion. NEW YEAR'S DAY. Intercessions Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.

St. George's Church dm on 16th Street, East of 34 Avenue. All Seats Are Free. Rev. KARL, REILAND, D.

1 Rector, HUNDAY SERVICES. 6. 11 (Rector) and 8. NEW YEAR'S EVE. Watch Night Service.

11 P. M. (Rector). All Angels' Church WEST END AVE. AND RIST STREET.

Rev. S. De Lancey Townsend, Rector. Holy 8 A.M. Morning Prayer and Sermon (Rector) 11 A.M.

Evensong (Rev. W. J. 4 P.M. STRANGERS WELCOME.

CALVARY CHURCH 4th Avenue and 21st Street. Rev. THEODORE SEDGWICK. Rector. 11 A.

W. E. Gardner, D. will preach. 8 P.

Tree Festival. 11 P. M. -New Year's Eve, Organ Recital. 12 M.

-Holy 1 East CHURCH 29th OF St. THE Dr. TRANSFIGURATION, Rector. SERVICES: 7. 8, 9, 10:30 A.

4 8 P. M. SERMON and FARMER'S MASS, 10.30 A.M. NEW YEAR'S 11:30 P. M.

PROCESSIONAL CHORAL LITANY. FARMER'S MASS AT MIDNIGHT. NEW YEAR'S DA 7. 8, 9,10 A. 5 P.

Church of Zion St. Timothy 334 West 57th Street. 8, 11 (Rev. Dickinson Miller, Ph. (Rev.

F. Burgess). REFORMED CHURCH IN AMERICA. THE MIDDI.E CHURCH 2d Ave, and 7th St. Rev.

Edgar Franklin Romig. Minister, will preach at 11 A. M. and 8 P. M.

New Tear's Eve Service, Tuesday, December at 11 P. M. THE MARBLE CHURCH 5th Ave, and 29th St. Rev. David Jas.

Burrell, D. Minister, will preach' 11 A. M. "The Road Up Hill." 8 M. "The THE CHURCH OF ST.

NICHOLAS. 5th Ave. and 48th St. Rev. Robert Wm.

Courtney. Ministers. Malcolm Jas. Macleod, Rev. Mr.

Courtney preaches at 11 A. M. and P. M. At 8 P.

Christmas Carols repeated. WEST END CHURCH West End Ave, and 77th St. Rev. Henry Evertson Cobb. D.

Minister, will preach at 11 A. M. And 4:80 P. M. At 1:30 P.

M. Special Music. Christmas Carole. Choir assisted by Harp. THE FORT WASHINGTON CHURCH Fort Washington Ave.

and 181st St. Rev. Irving H. Berg. D.

Minister, will preach at 11 A. M. Subject: "Weighed in the Balance." At 8 P. Memorial Service for Corporal Alfred I. Lewington, Private Richard Mayburv.

REFORMED CHURCH OF HARLEM, Lenox Avenue and 123d Street. Rev. EDGAR TILTON. D. Minister, will preach at 11 A.

M. and 8 P. M. Christmas Music, Quartette, Young Peopie's Chorus of 60, Organ, Piano, Trumpet and Chimes. SPIRITUALISM.

FIRST SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Pabst Grand Circle, 59th St. Eighth An Sundays at Eight P. M. Sharp. LEARN THAT SPIRIT COMMUNION IS TRUE Mrs.

M. E. Williams, Inspiration Speaker, will lecture. Messages Given. UNITARIAN.

CHURCH the MESSIAH Park Ave. 34th 11 A. HAYNES HOLMES. "RING OUT THE OLD, RING IN THE NEW. 8:15 P.

BESSIE BEATTY, THE RED HEART OF RUSSIA. Dec. 31, 11 P. -Watch Night Service. MR.

HOLMES. All Souls AT FOURTH 20TH Founded STREET. AVENUE 1819. DR. WILLIAM L.

SULLIVAN, Minister. 11 A. "Lights and Shadows on the Threshold of the New Year." A CORDIAL WELCOME TO AL.LA This Church is dedicated to spiritual life and die. cipline of character, without constraint of creeda LENOX AVENUE UNITARIAN CHURCH. Corner 121st Street.

Services at 11. "A PHILOSOPHER'S FAREWELL." Rev. Merle St. Croix Wright. D.

Minister. UNIVERSALIST. The CHURCH of the DIVINE PATERNITY Central Park West and 56th St. FRANK OLIVER HALL, D. Pastor, will preach at 11 A.

M. "NEW WORLDS FOR OLD." Christmas Music Repeated. M. C. A.

S. PARKES CADMAN 41918" Year An Eventful Reviewed. Bedford Br. Y.M C.A., 1121 Bedford, R'klyn. Sunday 8:30 P.

M. Men Only. Free. Greatest Men's Meeting in Greater T. "Holding to Our American Idealism During the Period of DR.

ISAAC J. LANSING, Speaker. Author of "Why Christianity Failed to Prevent the War." P. West Side Y. M.

A. Men only. 318 W. 57th Ar BISHOP LUTHER B. WILSON, FORWARD MARCH.

28 St. Y. C. A. (Ladles Invited) JONAS LIPPMAN.

"Russia and What We Can Do for It." FRANKLIN GAYLORD of Petrograd. Harlem Y.M.C.A, 5 W. 125th St, Sun. 4 P.M Anniversary Celebration, Sunday, 8:30, Bronx Union Y. M.

470 F. 161st Rev. A. A. Planstiehl, R.

W. Lawrence, W. T. Diack. OTHER SERVICES.

BOWERY MISSION, Bowery. Right Reverend J. H. Darlington, Bishop of Harrisburg, will preach at M. Special mualcal programme by Miss Idelle Paterson.

Soprano: Miss Florence Hardemann, Violinist; Miss Ruth Emerson, Planist. GALLERY RESERVED FOR VISITORS. RESCUE Old 5-7 Chinese Doyers Street. Theatre, Inspiring Gospel Sere SOCIETY vice V. J.

Nightly NOONAN. 10 P. Supt M. IS CHRIST'S SECOND COMING NEAR: Lecturer, 1. F.

Horkins. Sunday, 3 P. Berean Bible Class. Carnegie Hail (Studio 61), 154 West 67th New York City. All welcome, Beats Free, No Cotiestion.