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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. EW YORK, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1917. SERMON SUBJECTS OF BROOKLYN CLERGYMEN Catfjoltc MM rning. John Steel v. A FLAG TO BE RAISED In Janes Methodist Episcopal Chur tto Bar.

v. Wofford t. Duncan, pi tpr; morning, Communion and KM tone, C. E. Duryea, from the Bedford Presbyterian Brooklyn.

The full vested senior choir offorty voices and the junior choir, vested, of thirty-five voices will sing In the morning. Red Cross First Aid Class under doctor's instructions, Wednesday, 8 p.m. aUrin' tHl of "'lld!" lBtratton of the Communion the past, How Whv vvh, Will deliver an addu-s, -Abiding W) hr.st tL der, Mrs. Helen Shearman Gue, James Rose and Albert McKenna. under the leadership of the organist, Hruno gugtipteg of Cftctgt Sterling Place Christian Church, the Rev.

Dr. M. M. Amunson. pastor, morning, "Subduing the eve-ning, evangelistic tbemc "Marching Orders." Motion picture "Defenders of Old Glory; Life In the United States Army." The Sterling Quartet will give special music.

sCpiacopal Church, the Rev Church, Bushwlck avenue. Rev. Dr. T. Bond Holland, rector, eacn in.

and evening. There will Michael's Church. Bishop Frederick Burgess ister confirmation: Commu follow; evening, the Rev. L. ss, rector, will preach.

Bishop Frederick Burgess of the I'loeose or txing Island will make afternoon at 4 o'clock, hurch of the Holy Trinity tomor-', usual services of Holy Commun-at 8:30 a.m., morning prayer, ser-u by the Rev. John Howard Mellsh second celebration at 11 o'clock; Itev. John Howard Mellsh. Condition of Universal Service." ion Chase, morning, at Christ Church, Bedford avenue; evening, Ought a Christ an Observe Sunday." There will be motion pic- In the Amazon Jungle." the Rev. Dr.

Frederic W. Norris, ling and evening. An organiza-known as the Red Cross Helpers been formed by a group of the younger women in the parish. The i meet evenings and Friday afternoons. St.

Luke's Church, the Fourth Sun day after Easter will he observed, Dr. Henry C. Swentzel officiating; morning services at 8 and 11, choral evensong at 8. Monday evening Commander Jessop's free Illustrated lecture on the "Rescue Voyage of the Tennessee." Church of the Messiah there will be early and late celebration of the Holy Communion tomorrow. The rector.

Dr. St. Clair Hester, will preach In the morning on "The Realm and Rule of Order," and In the 'The Snare of Selt- Sufflciency." The Messiah Chimes Church of the Incarnation, the rec tor, Rev. A. W.

E. Carrlngton, morning wll include Sullivan's "I Will Sing of Thy Power, Lord," and Zelner's Communion service in A flat. Carl O. Hlerholzer will succeed Mr. Vielllard tenor soloist.

Edward J. A. Zelner organist, and last year soloists. Mrs. Estelle M.

Brlner, soprano; Mrs. Mary E. Cleary, alto, and Ralph W. Tag, base, will complete the quartet, with a The Rev. Dr.

John R. Harding, rep-isentlng the board of ministers. In the Church of the Nativity, morning; the Holy Communion will be celebrated; ing. Three Red Cross meetings held in this parish every week. Keel Cross committee meets on Tuesdays from 10 a.m.

to 5 p.m., the the British Empire meet on Wednes day afternoons from 1 to 5, the Relief Club, organized In 1914 as the Belgian The Rev. William Norman Guthrie, ctor. morning. St. Mark's-ln-the- Bouwerie, Manhattan, "The Failure light of the Gods," third In a series of sermons on "Spiritual Problems of the Day in Ancient Symbols." After a brief service in the church at 4 p.m.

Dr. Samuel M. Tucker will lecture on ast In a series of lectures on the American drama delivered under the oint auspices of the Drama League if America and St. Mark's-in-the- llutfjcran English Lutheran Church of the deemer, Ixmox road, near Flatbush enue, the Kev. Dr.

S. G. Weiskotten, orning, "The Christian eve ning, "The Resurrection of the Body." Luke's Lutheran Church, the Rev. William A. Snyder, pastor, morning, ri.si.s vi spec subject, Foundation and Its Inscription." There will also be a matin service in German tomorrow morning.

jttfffiotnfit Preaching services at the M. E. Church Home, New York avenue and Emburv Memorial E. Church. the Rev.

Charles It. Ross, Ph.D., pastor, morning, Communion; evening, 'God use of the Prophet." Warren Street M. E. Church, the lev. Ernest L.

Fox, pastor, morning, he Lord's Supper; evening, ovangel-stlc iscrvlce; the Rev. James Gray will Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, morning, communion, the pastor, the Kev. ur. Henry Bell, delivering brief address: evening. "The Richest Man In the World." Mark's M.

E. Church. Flatbush. the Kev iir Robert Moore, nastor. morning, Holy Communion; Dr.

Moore I le l.ea.hMship of eve ning. "A High Resolve." SumniertieM Episcopal 'hurch. the Rev, I r. Frank Torrev, astor. Holy Communion and reception members; evening, "The World's Ireat Benefactor." Men's Bible Class Methodist Kplsen- Rev.

Dr. w. W. W. norning, Sacrament of a series on "Word Pictures of evening.

"The Healing of the Nations," followed by Communion. "To What Extent Is the Bible Inspired?" the Rev. Dr. Walter E. Thompson, evening, In St.

John's M. K. Church; communion will be observed fain, baritone; O. Warir Sanist and choirmaster. The Kev Dr.

Curtis Lee Laws. Bed- I "aptism will he administered at mi- -unins Dr. I.awi peak to the Men's Class at nool "The Coming of the Bridegroom morning, the minister, the Rev. Dr William J. Barnes, Calvarv Baptis hurch; evening, to class which is ti receive the hand of fellowship.

"Lov The Sacrament he Lord s' Supi" in i.f unserved in the evening. The Rev. Erwln Dennell. paste Tabernacle Baptist Church, mornln Christ in the Holy of Holies." Dennell begins his twenty-fifth yean the Tabernacle. Evening, Robert Kells will give an illustrated addre: on "Winning Success." and will ganlze a Pocket Testament League.

Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, til pastor, the Rev. Dr. James T. Dicli inson. morning.

"The Seven Sayings on me ross tne Lnril Supper will be observed. The hand of fellowship will be given to a large num ber of new members; evening. "In Strong Place Baptist Church. ev. Charles Lincoln Jackson, ornlng, "Taking Time to eeptlon of new members and monthly immunion service will follow rnion; evening.

"The Secret ol ilversal and Perennial Charm of the 'teen-minute organ recital will pre. do this service. Baptist Church of the Redeemer, Rev. Dr, Francis Perry, pastor, orning, "The Elements of Perfect the hand of fellowship will IVrlr's' with the observance of the Supper; evening, following a of song, the fourth patriotic will Ix h. hl.

Dr. Perrv will speak on "Aerial Scouting and War- Home day celebration In the Wash-gton Avenue Baptist Church all day preaching by pastor, the Rev. Dr. Allyn King Foster; evening, "Review and Dr. Foster will speak to the Inger, Tabor Wetmore; discussion, led the Dastor.

"When the World Ones Mad." Red Cross work every Wednesday, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. tor, the Rev. Dr. Francis W.

O'Brien, "The EniDtv Seat at the King's Table." A reception of new members and a snecial FellowshiD Communion service which old and members are urged to attend; ng, Major Gordon (Ralph Con-will preach. He Is about to to France to rejoin his regi-, the Forty-third Highlanders, mber of prominent Dersons have been invited to attend, Lord and Lady Aberdeen among the number. The Rev. George Caleb Moor, pastor aptist Temple, will contlnuo his a "The Wars of norrow evening, his sub-McKinlev The SDanish Conflict." The Temple choir will sing Wilbur A. Luyster.

The morning service will be held with Hanson Place Baptist Church. The Lord's Supper le sermon. In the Bible School at oon Adrian Van Slnderen of the rnoklyn Red Cross Society will ad-ress the school on what can be done by the Bible School to help the society and the war plans. He will he escorted to the platform by the officers of Battery Boys Brigade of Amer- Congttgattonal Paul Congregational Church, lev. Frank Woolley Murtfeldt, pastor, morning, "Come, Follow Me." ng.

"The Man Who Hoodwinked Himself." 'ountry's theme for tomorrow norning, "Loyalty," and the evening, The Gambling Spirit." il The Mailed Fist the Pierced Hea immunion and reception of mem-in the Lewis Avenue Congrega-il Church, morning; evening, monthly musical service, selec- i from Mendelssc The Rev. Dr. Nehemiah Boynton, pastor, Clinton Avenue Congregational Church, morning, "More Than evening, "Five Smooth Stones." On Tuesday the women will hold an all-day sewing meeting with a basket luncheon in the Interests of the Red Cross. Church night will be held, as usual, on Wednesday, subject, "Prohibition." Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church, the pastor, the Rev. Dr.

James Huget Perclval, morning, "Greater Love Hath No evening "The Power of an Idea Whose Time Has Rev. Wvland, suii. i lnten.l meeting of Tompkins I.eie,. parlors. Church night service Friday.

Central Congregational Church, the pastor, the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, will preach In the morning; evening, the choir, under the direction of Dr. Harry Rowe Shelley, organist, will sing excerpts from Haydn's oratorio, bin will 1 Congregational Church, the C.

Rexfnrd Raymond, panning. Communion, baptism is and reception of seventy-members; Dr. Raymond will evening, monthly musical Dr. Raymond in first of a sermons on "Remaking Social and reception for members given by the Young Alliance Tuesday evening. nt New Plymouth Church, Orange wtreet, the Rev.

Dr. Newell Dwight Hlllls, pastor, morning. "The Church as a School for evening there will he an address hy Dr. Hlllls on "The Immlneney of the Crisis." one hy Editor Walker of the Scientific American on "The Submnrlne Menace, and bv Henrv A. Wise on "A Nation 'alklng In Its Sleep." iere III he snecial music bv the choir, Mrs.

Caroline liudsou Alcxau- State Deputy James E. Flnegan, together with the entire board of district deputies and 500 members of the Knights of Columbus of Brooklyn and Queens, will board a special train at the Flatbush avenue station of the Long Island Railroad at 1:80 o'clock tomorrow and journey to Glen Cove. L. the home of the Rev. Bernard Rellly, who has recently been designated by Bishop McDonnell as the State chaplain of the Knights of Columbus In the Bute of New Tork.

Upon their arrival State Deputy Fine. gan and his degree team plify the Major Degree to a 160 candidates. Special arrangements have been made for the entertainment of the visiting knights by their fellow rounding towns. At a meeting of the members of St. Michael's Church, Flushing, on Thursday night It was decided to hold a celebration on May 26 to mark the fortieth anniversary of the ordination of the Very Rev.Eugene J.

Donnelly, rector of St. Michael's. Twenty-five years ago Mons. Donnelly was made rector of St. Michael's, following the epart of Mdiu Donmdlv's0 rdan the celebration Is a dinner which he will give In Flushing to his classmates, among them being the Right Rev.

Bishop Charles E. McDonnell. While In Flushing Father Donnelly has made a host of friends and has succeeded In making St Michael's one of the best parishes In the Brooklyn Diocese. He was born in Brooklyn and received his early education In this borough. The vounsr DeoDle of the Church of St.

Lucy, Kent avenue, near Park, of Areese Is rector, have worked Indus- paring for the minstrel show and reception which they will present at ue, next Wednesday evening, for benefit of the church. The re-sals for the entertainment have well attended and everything points to the best show ever given by ie young people oi tne parisn. oev-al new numbers have been added to since last week. Among by Of of the troupe, Joseph ntltled "A Cloudy Affair." win appear assisted by Carmen Chlnsano and Miss Margaret cninsano. Among ho will take part In the minstrel Frank Brady, William Soll-osenh Fasano.

Thomas Berrle, Carmen Chlnsano, P. Cassldy and William Davison. Father Kelly, spiritual director of St. Vincent's Home for Boys on Boe- place, and the Women's Auxiliary he home and Its committee ex- tends hearty thanks to those who helped to make the euchre and re ception which was held at the home was. All records were broken for ittendance and entertainment at this event wmcn was largely aue to nergetic committee selected for tl euchre.

The home, which Is doing great work In this borough for tl their religion and providing them working hours, has been greatly helped by those who participated the successful affair. C. Keenan. president of the New York State Council, C. B.

after a survey of the convention of the State Council has mil ifled all the electli held on that occasion, and his official decision meets with general approval of the membership. The annual con- entlon of the Supreme council will ne held in Brooklyn on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Richard B. Tippett of Baltimore will be pre- uiea upon to again accept mo presi-The Right Rev. Mons.

Edward J. McOolrick. rector of the Church of St Cecelia, Herbert and North Henry streets, Is spending a few days a Hotel Strand, Atlantic City, N. J. Sunday, fourth Sunday after Easter; Monday, St.

Stanislaus, martyr; Tuesday, the Apparition of St Michael, the Archangel; Wednesday, St. Gregory Nazlansen; Thursday, tnesseu jonn ot Avlla; Friday, St. Francis Hloronymo, S.J.; Saturday, St. Nercus and Companions, Martyrs. non schedule for the month of May at the Church of St.

Ignatius, lows: Sunday mornings at 11 o'clock Mass Mav fi. the Rev. Arthur J. Mc- Caffray, S.J.; May 13, the Rev. Thomas E.

Murphy, S.J.; May 20, the Rev. J. Edwards McQuade, S.J.; May 27, th Rev. Joseph H. Rockwell.

S.J. Sun day evenings at 8 o'clock May 6, the May 20, the Rev. Thomas H. Mlley, been completed for the lit in. fund of St.

Gabriel's R. C. Church, hich will take place at Congress Hall, Atlantic avenue and Vermont reet, on Monday evening next, at 30 o'clock. The musical end of the coaching is been handled by Miss Irene Seldler, the organist of the church, and dancing numbers have been prepared by Misses Minnie Lapham and Stella Seldler. The usual reunion ke place after the entertain-1th Professor Peter Ledwlth In charge of the music.

otner anairs given Dy tne enn-have been successful from every angle, and indications are many ipeated this year. The rector of the oarish Is the Rev. Thomas J. Fitzgerald. St.

Malachy's Hall, Atlantic avenue and Hendrlx street on Sunday after- at At tms perrormance there will be a special door prize for the boys and another for the girls. Ten days after the Ascension of Our Lord, when the Jews were beginning their solemn feast of the Pentecost, a onflict of the elements, on the promulgated of old, accompanied by the lightnings and thunders of Slnal. The Holy Ghost came down upon the apostles In the form of tongues of Are. indicative of the gift of languages which tney men receiveu, wen as nd strengthened them for their The feast of Pentecost is May the great day of the new and per fect law of grace in the Holy Ghost," and according to other Fathers of the Church, "It Is the birthday of the Church of Christ" The promise was then fulfilled wnicn was given apostles, that the spirit would come and teach then They now knew that the Trull, all truth, ilsslon of spiritual and exalted, and they fear- Ho luil the world free from the bond age of error and sin, and to reconcile it rJnd. Weakness was replaced bv strength, timidity Dy courage, forth regardless of every ccompnsn among me na- been entrusted to them.

The' Holy I Ghost spoke by their mouths, touched sfl that shut out the truth from their Former President William H. Taft win speak in Grace Methodist Episcopal Church. Manhattan, the Rev. Dr Christian F. Relsner.

pastor, at the service tomorrow night on "The League to Enforce Peace." Fourth Avenue M. E. Church, the Key. Ur. W.

A. Richard. ing, Holy Communion and reception of iimmuers; evening, popular praise service, with sermon on "An Apostle's Mistake," with modern applications. New York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church, morning. Holy Communion.

The minister, the Rev. Dr. John W. Lanffdale. evenlne.

"Some Sources or Happiness. Special music at Dotn led by the minister. the Methodist Episcopal Church, tomorrow morning; evening, a musical service, entitled "The Storv of the Pink Rose," will be given by the choir. The monthlv meeting of the Brook. elation of the Methodist EDlscoDal Church will be held In the Fleet Street Church on Monday at a.m.

This will be the annual llllams Avenue M. E. Church, the ling, the Key. Thomas I. Hanson ception of members and commi ce; evening, tne pastor.

bv the Edna White Trumpet Wuartet, also Dy chorus cnoir. First M. E. Church, the Rev. I.

Henderson, pastor, morning, Commum service; evening service will begin 7:45 instead at 8 as usual. The pastor will give an Illustrated address o.Mivius-Ancient and Modern. will also be Datrlotlc songs lllus- with and sung from lantern Ocean Parkway Methodist Church (the Church of the Revolving Cross), superintendent Metropolitan District Recruit." the pastor, the Kev. William Benjamin West; 4 p.m., first James W. Bleecker, organist Christ Severance, soprano soloist.

Thm Rev. Dr. William L. Davison, pastor of Grace' M. E.

Church, morn ing, Communion, and members received' evening, "Common Sense Religion." Miss Winifred Marshall, so- day evening the theme will be "With ercd Hands." South Third Street M. E. Church, tne Kev. Harry K.n.gnt Miner, pastor, mornlne in connection with the 'he ere. I ,0 111 play; evening, sermon by the Dr.

Ernest (1. Klchardson. recently appointed district superintendent, "Make Christ King." The Alda Lady Trumpeters, Misses Cora Sauti $rf0bptertan Grace Presbyterian Church, the pas-r, the Rev. Robert H. Carson, morn-g.

"Followers of evening, "The Importance of Little Things." Duryea Presbyterian Church, the irt. morning "Divine Help Delayed But ever.Ing, "The New Man." Memorial Preshvterian Church. Communion In the morning. The choir will sing appropriate music; vesper Men's Class Central Presbyterian Church, topics for May: May 6, "The i'. i ne i niorgiving uem- Mav 20.

"First Last and Last May 27, "The Two Sons." The Rev. Dr. J. E. Adams leads the class ry Sunday.

The Redeemed City," the Rev. L. Rotenbach, pastor, evening, in hany Presbyterian Church, the Saviour." On Thurs day evening the Bethany Men's Bible Class will attend the Billy Sunday Tabernacle In a body. Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church, le Rev. George Guille of the Extcn-on Department of the Presbyterian Church, morning, "God's Mindfulness of the Brooklyn Bible and Missionary Conference will speaK.

First Presbyterian Church, morn-g Children's Day service, with preaching by the Rev. Dr. L. Mason Clarke, minister; 4 o'clock service, pastor, "Learning to Do Without." i Wednesday evening, Dr. Clarke Classon Avenue Presbyterian Church, morning, the pastor, the Rev.

dependence or evening. tiding Other People." Monday night. Men's League, with stereopti-con address by Charles N. Chadwlck, Commissioner of the Board of Water Supply, on "The Story of the Catskill Aqueduct." Refreshments. Franklin Avenue Presbvterlan Italian) Church, the Rev.

Stefano L. lesta. pastor, morning and evening. At 4 p.m. there will be a flag raising In front of the church, at which the Rev.

Dr. John F. Carson will speak, and the Italian Sunday School children will sing patriotic scongs. The large American flag is presented by the Sunday School and other societies of the church. "Is It Callousness, Conceit or Faith In the Right That Keeps Americans Unaroused?" the Rev.

Dr. S. Edward Young, pastor. Bedford Presbyterian Church, evening, to which members of military organizations and home defense leagues are invited; Mrs. Anna Park Angell will render cornet solos; morning, "Two Days With Christ." The Bedford Section Defense League will meet for a drill and discussion of the proposition for Immediate neighborhood defense and national service, on Monday evening.

Flatbush Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Herbert H. Field, minister, morning. "Revivals-Patriotic and evening. "What Does Conscription Mean?" The men's class will meet at noon under the leadership of Mr.

Field. The annual congregational meeting will bo held on Wednesday evening and will be preceded by a dinner. The Young Men's Club will hold a minstrel show on Friday evening. The women of the church are engaged in Red Cross sewing every Tuesday and Thursday aftornoons. Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church, the Rov.

Dr. William Carter, pastor, morning, "Dominion From Sea to evening, "What Caused the Russian Revolution." The new quartet will begin services tomorrow under the direction of Professor Clarence W. Allen, choirmaster and organist; soprano, Miss Katherlne R. Burrltt, from the Broadway Tabernacle; contralto, Miss Meta Christensen, fr. the Brick Presbyterian Church Ortfjg'.

N. tenor. E. Stewart -Lee, i jpea Meuioajst bari- ttrformeb Dr. C.

I. Scotleld, editor of the Sco-fleld Bible, will speak In Grace Reformed Church tomorrow morning. First Reformed Church of Williamsburg, morning, the Rev. W. W.

Clark. "Saving the Young What to Do and How to Do It." Twelfth Street Reformed Church, the Rev. Dr. John C. Rauscher, pastor, morning, "His Teaching Vindicating evening, "Kings to Conquer." Reformed Church the Heights, is Rev.

Fred-wlll preach; ice conducted erick F. Shannon, Wednesday evening sei by pastor. Colleclata Church of St. Nicholas. r.

Dr. Malcolm ster, will preach Manhattan, the Re James MacLeod, mini tet, accompanied by harp Fort Washington Collegiate formed Church. Manhattan, the Re' Or. James M. Farrar, morning an evening and and Wednesday evenln prayer meeting.

The Rev. Arthur J. Waugh will ad minister the Lord's Supper In th Bethany Reformed Church at th morning service. In the evening will preach on Forming." Habit The Men's Forum of the White will tomorrow have as speaker unaries i. stengie, tne civil set expert, on "Grit and Gumption." invitation Is extended to the mei Brooklyn by the pastor, the Rev.

drew Meyer, to be present tomoi morning at 9:30 to hear Mr. Stengie Flatlands Reformed Church, morn- Ing, the pastor, the Rev. Charles William Roeder, will continue the series he Parables of Jesus, No. 31, "Un profitable to the Boys Bri gade, "The Boy Within the tne pastor win preach on rne sanctuary of Life." A play entitled "Bllly'f Bungalow" will be given in the Sunday School hall Wednesday and Thursday evenings of May 9 and 10. Old First Church, morning, pastor, Idolatry in a Crucible of junior sermon, "netting caugnt.

a service of praise in the evening, the choir singing Haydn's oratorio. "The Crea- ion. Mr. Jjeroysinro win speak on 'The Breath of Life." Miss Meta Schumann will begin her work ai Drano with the Old First. Miss Essen, Mr.

Troxell and Mr. Schlegel year, while Warren R. Hedden, Mus. Bac, F.A.G.O., chairman or th examining board of the Guild ol American Organists, will continue ai organist and choir director. The in- ill be held at the church Thursday at 8 o'clock.

Drs. Lloyd, Rauscher, Shannon and Farrar, Dr. Cobb of delphia will take part in the service. anitattan Flatbush Unitarian Church, Rov. Leon A.

Harvey, minister, moi Evolving Child of God." rvtce In Unity Evening, the of All Souls Church Kev. w. Li. BUinva: Church, Manhattan, will preach. Second Unitarian Church, the Rev.

Charles H. Lyttle, minister, morning, "How Professional Religionists El der the direction of Sidney Dorlon Dwe, organist ana musical director, ill sing anthems. The Rev. John Howland Lathrop, minister. Church of the Saviour, Chapel, the Rev.

Florence L. Buck of ucaiion uepartnient oi mi il program will be giver by Miss M. S. Tuttle and C. H.

Rup-precht. On Monday the Red Cross will hold an all day meeting and morning meeting on Plans the cfhurch of the Saviour during the Willow Place Chapel. anibrr0alt0t Church of the Good Tidings, the Rev. Charles H. Vail, pastor, morning, evening, address nuestlon box.

Questions wrlttei Church of Our Father, morning, i rmon opening the observance of thi of the church will be preached by Kev. ur, teo iwct onester, pres. ldent of the Universalist General Con- ntion. no evening service. All Souls Church, the pastor, the Rev.

Dr. A. Eugene Bartlett, morning, begins a series of four war time There will be special patriotic day evening, annual parish dinner and meeting. On Thursday evening All Souls Young People will hold their annual meeting. Friday evening will be Ladles Mght at tne Mens Club Blackton feature motion picture dancing and refreshments.

jttijtfceHaneoujf The subject of the lesson-sermon li the Christian Science churches tomor row will be "Everlasting Punishment' Dr. Felix Adler will address the Brooklyn Society for Ethical Culture In the Academy or musi morning on "My "Has Elijah Returned?" based Malachl will be the topic of tl lecture by Evangelist J. C. Stevens, ti morrow evening, in Tollner Hall. "America Awake," an address by the Rev.

I. W. Henderson, pastor of the First Metnooist episcopal win be given in he ballroom of the Hotel St. George, tomorrow evening, at 8:30 Vanderveer Park Christian Church. James E.

Ramsey, morning, followed by Holy Communion and sermon on evening, the pastor, the Rev. Dr. L. F. Johnson, "Revealed Power." The church conference held on Wednesday was interesting.

Reports on the activities of the church indicated a year of excellent progress. HEBREWS AID RED CROSS. At the home of Mrs. S. Wasserman, 1654 Tenth avenue, a whist and tea was held Thursday afternoon, for the benefit of the Council of Jewish Women's Branch of the American Red Cross.

The proceeds, 1100, will be used to purchase materials and supplies. The Council of Jewish Women's Branch of the American Red Cross was the first Jewish women's organisation which undertook effective every Wednesday i the uaiiy ciuo, Chlisf In the after. demonstration will be side of the church, when an American flag- will he raised on a pole erected OC the coiner of Monroe street and Reld avenue, on the church property. The Congressman. Senator and As-eemblyman of the district invited, a military hand will play, and for the flag.

The 3 will I Boy Scouts in a body. The Class of Janes Church Is furnishing the flag and the pole and planning the service. The president of the class. Benjamin Freure. will make the presentation address to the hoard of trustees, and the response will he made by Joseph Lantry, president of the hoard.

The pastor will be in charge. Addresses will be delivered by Judge- Jacob Strahl, James H. Caulflehl and others The Junior Order, the Koyal Arcanum the Daughters of the American revolution and the War Association of the Fifth Assembly District will be present. At the evening service a mass meeting of the neighborhood will he held In the church in special recognition of the Fifth Assembly War Committee. The work of this committee for the community will be described, and the pastor will preach a sermon on "The Moral Sinews of War." The church will be profusely decorated Wlth flags.

LIFE IN THE TRENCHES Captain John McNab of the Second Canadian Artillery, recently returned from the battlefields In France, will address the men's meeting In the Bed-'ford Branch Y. M. C. Bedford ave- 4 p.m., on "Life In the Trenches Captain McNab received military training in Queens University Oxford Training Corps and was subsequently appointed to the Thirty-sixth Ontario Infantry Later he was transferred to the Second Canadian Artillery. He served sixteen months.

Most of his time in the firing line was spent at Ypres and Somme. He illustrates his addresses with many stories of heroism and sacrifice. Alvah E. Nichols, baritone soloist, and George H. Shackley, pianist, will assist in the musical program.

DINNER TO DR. HUGET Under the auspices of the Men's Association of the Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church a rally of all of the men of the church and congregation will be held in the parish house on Thursday evening, May 10. It will a(so be In the nature of a dinner to the new pastor, the Rev. Dr. James Perclval Huget.

The speakers announced are A. Gardiner Cooper, the Rev. Dr. 8. Parkes Cadman, the Rev.

Ben F. Wyland, the Rev. Dr. Newell Dwight Hlllls, the Rev. Dr.

Robert Rogers, the Rev. Dr. William Carter, the Rev. Frank I. Hunsrom, the Rev.

Dr. John F. Carson and the Rev. A. E.

Rorabach. Orando K. Ritch. M.D president of the association, will pre- "OUTLOOK OF THE WORLD" i Dr. S.

Parkes Cadman will conduct an open forum on "The Outlook of the World," on Sunday afternoons in May, at the men's meeting in West Side T. M. C. Manhattan, beginning at 4 o'clock. His subjects will be, tomorrow: "The Example of May 13, "Russia's May 20, "The Part of the United States in Uniting the English-Speaking May 27, "The Spirit of Democracy." There will be opportunity for questions.

Christian education classes follow. Tuesday evening. Dr. Finis P. Idleman; Thursday evening, the Rev.

Graham C. Hunter, "Great Leaders of the Reformation John Knox." ITS CLOSING RECEPTION The Central League of the Central Congregational Church, of which Morrison Gray is president, will hold its closing meeting on Wednesday evening at 8:15 o'clock. It will take the form of a reception to all who have united with the church during the past twelve months. C. Arthur Hal-ton, "the mysterious magician," and Miss L.

Sibley, soprano, will entertain, and the Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman will give an address of welcome. Refreshments and social hour as usual.

No charge for admission. BAPTIST HOME ANNIVERSARY The forty-second anniversary of the Baptist Home, Greene and Throop avenues, will be observed on Thursday, May 10, from 4 to 10 p.m. A reception will be held from 8 to 9 p.m. Borough President Lewis H. Pounds will make an address.

Mrs. Amelia Gray-Clark will play a number of piano solos. Fancy and useful articles, candy, ice cream and lemonade will be on sale during the afternoon and evening. A tea. room will be provided.

MUSIC AT GOOD SHEPHERD. Tomorrow evening in the Church of. the Good Shepherd, McDonough street, above Lewis avenue, the following music will be given: Organ prelude, "Andante." Du Hois; "M.igm-fllcat" and "Nunc Dimittis in Barnby; anthem, "Who Shall Roll Us Away?" by Torrance; soprano solo, selected; anthem, "Behold the Angel of the Lord." Tours. The choir consists of thirty men and boys. Thomas W.

Macdonough is organist and choir- The Rev. Dr. John M. Moore, pastor, Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, evening, "Spiritual morning, "The Church as a Laboratory." The Rev. Maurice Ambrose Levy, pastor, in the Greene Avenue Baptist Church, morning, "A Communion evening, "By the Grace Kings Highway Baptist Richardson, prayer meetlni day evening at 8 o'clock at Thirteenth street.

5r. W. S. Wednes-1 768 East Wyckoff Bapt George C. McKl Church, the Rev.

'evening, ing. A i-ominon r.xeusc "The Best Lost." Commu eeptlon of new members Kenilworth Baptist Church, the Key Elbert Van Aken. pastor, morning, "The Unfinished evening. "The Christian at War." Com-munion will be observed at the morning service. Lefferts Park Baptist Church, the.

nastor, the Uev. Dr. E. H. Lovett, norning, administer the Lord's Supper, and sermon.

"Responsibilities of evening, twenty-five minutes of patriotic songs, pastor's theme, "The flood Samaritan in Time of War' Emmanuel Baptist Church, the flew Dr. Avery A Shaw, pastor, morning, the Rev. Dr John Humpstone; after- Utimthly service of praise. Mrs Betsy iSane Shepherd, soprano, begins her (fcrvloe tomorrow; the other members 3 the choir arc Misa Marls stilw ill, Father Brophy will be one of the speakers at the patriotic mooting to- under the auspices of the Catholic Wo- i civil and social League of Brook -co-operating with the National League for Women's Service. Bishop McDonnell, it is expected, will attend the meeting.

There promises to be soma plairi Iks on vital social problems at Car- negle Hall. Mondav evening. Wilton Lackaye will discuss "Tendencies of, the Present-Day Stage. Dr. James J.

Walsh, M.D., Ph.D.. will strike at the birth controllers, and the Rev. Daniel uinn. S.J.. former orestdent of Fordham University, will discourse on most pressing social proDiems.

i Eminence Cardinal Farley can-: be present but he will be repre-ited by Bishop Hayes, who will pre-e. There will, be a short musical program, in which some prominent singers will take part. This symposium will be for the benefit of the Laymen's League for Retreats and So-clal Studies, which the Rev. Terence J. Shealy, S.J., has inaugurated at Mount Manresa, Staten Island.

The members of Brooklyn Council. Knights of Columbus, had their an. nUal communion at the Church of St. John the Evangelist, last Sunday morning. Mass was celebrated by the the council.

After mass the mem. hers assembled at Prospect Hall. Prospect, near Fifth avenue, where the communion breakfast was held. After a much-enjoyed repast Grand Knight Edward J. Lee, acting as toastmaster, Introduced the Rev.

Joseph Murphy, associate rector of the Church of St John the Evangelist Twenty-first street, near Fifth avenue. Father Murphy gave a very stirring and elo. he was given a standing vote of thanks. The other speakers were Past District Deputy Harry Woods, M. F.

Grady, Harry F. Spaulding and Gustavo Harburg. The communion breakfast was held under the direction of W. J. C.

Pur-tell, Michael J. Smith and Harry J. Spaulding. The University of Notre Dame'e library was recently chosen as one of the depositories for the literature Issued by the Carnegie International Peace Foundation. The literature to be received will Include many Important works on International law, economics and history.

A MISSIONARY CONFERENCE The third semi-annual Brooklyn Bible and Missionary Conference will be held In the Sumner Avenue Baptist Church, corner of Decatur street, May 6 to 14, on week days at 3 p.m., 7:16 p.rr 1 8 p.m days at 11 a.m., 3' p.m., 7:15 and 8 p.m. The Rev. F. W. Troy, pastor of the Sumner Avenue Church, is chair-rtian of the committee, the other members being E.

A. Baker, treasurer; J. E. Collins, financial secretary; Miss Grace E. Troy, secretary; the Rev.

J. G. Snyder, H. B. Dinwiddle, tho Rev.

A. J. Ramsey, J. E. Ramsey and Dr.

F. B. Pierson. Evening meetings Presb Chui The. wiU T.

Thsmai; Flrtt Iynbroek Chapter SPSS: NEW BROOKLYN DIRECTORS. (Special to The Eagle.) Albany. May 5 The Lemco RealJ and Holding Corpon The directors are George Kills. L. H.

Mott and George E. Lovett Brooklyn. Articles of incorporation were filed hy tho Brooklyn Music House, of Brooklyn, whoso capital Is $20,000. The directors are Abraham I. Wolf of Brooklyn, H.

V. Williams of New Yorh City and L. H. Meyers of Bloomfleld, eodore M. Knopp of Brooklyn Is rector of the Falls Chemical Works.

of New York City. ran. James Drew of Brooklyn Is among the directors City, formed with a capital of 110,000. W. B.

Hall of Brooklyn Is one ot Company, of New Tork City,.