Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-21

IsCN. W. .. OalIlnt, ~. D-, prtdcutS
today in the First Methodist church
In the morning sermon to candidates
for admission to the church; in the
evening his regular sermon. Bishop
Fowler, who has come down to attend
the commencement exercises at the
university, will be present at the even
ing services, but will not speak by rea-
son of i'll health.
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The usual services will be held today
in the Temple-street Christian church.
The pastor, Rev. A. G. Smither, will
occupy the pulpit. The morning SER
mon will be upon A Greater than Solo
mon. In the evening his sermon will be
upon The Captivity of the Jews. His
series on the prophecy and history oi
the Old Testament have attracted much
attention and comment. Under Rev.
Mr.. Smither's ministry the church has
grown rapidly in members and attend
ance until now its seating capacity is
tested at nearly every service.
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The music at the Cathedral today will
be as follows: Mozart's mass No. 8.
The soloists are Miss O'Kane, Mrs.
Gardner, Mr.. Burr and Mr.. Laub. At
the offertory there will be a fine trio.
For soprano, Miss Appel; alto, Mrs.
Gardner, and bass Mr.. Laub. Today is
the feast of Saint Aloysious, honored
all over the world by Catholics. Rev.
Father Meyer will preach at the even
ing service at the Cathedral on Saint
Aloysious. The organ is presided over
by A. @. Gardner.
The Pilgrim Sunday-school meets
every Sunday afternoon at 705 College
street, at 4 O'Clock. The school holds
its annual picnic at Verdugo Canon on
Saturday, June 81. Recently a Loyal
Temperance legion was organized as fol-
lows: Geo. T. Hanly, president; Willie
Corbin, secretary; Alice Hanly, treas
urer. The legion meets the first and
third Saturday of each month at
o'clock.
The course of anonymous lectures at
Emmanuel church is attracting much
favorable attention and comment. On
Wednesday evening next the third lee
lulC VI bIO OCllCb Will OC SlNCAg dCCOlA-
panied as usual by good music and de-
lightful refreshments. We are of course
in the dark as to the name of the
speaker, but those who are in the secret
assure us of scholarly and able dis
course on the subject, "a Hobbled
Steed." ~
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Park Congregational church will lis
ten this morning to the Rev. DIR. Coch-
ran, returned missionary to Japan
in the evening Rev. Perkins will preach.
The Y. p. S. G. E. of this church and
that OF Bethany Presbyterian church
meet together tonight. These two Or
ganizations are contemplating the pub
lication of a monthly paper.
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In the Second Presbyterian church,
Rev. R. M. Irvine will preach thir morn
ing upon Boy Life. In the evening will
be held the installation services Of the
Boys Brigade, with the commander Of
brigades in the United States in charge.
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DR.. Pendleton breaches in the East
Los Angeles Baptist church this morn
ing upon The Mountain Sanitarium Of
the Lord of Hosts; in the evening he
delivers the closing lecture OF his SER
les upon The Coming Kingdom.
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At the First Baptist church this morn
ing DR.. Read will preach. In the even
ing the talented pastor of Riverside,
Rev. G. Winbigler. will preach; no
doubt to crowded house.
At the Central Baptist church this
morning the commencement sermon OF
the Baptist university will be preached
by Rev. j. S. Dill. There will be no
service at night.
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Rev. J. B. Holloway breaches at Grace
Methodist church this morning upon
Kinship with Christ; in the evening
upon The City and Tree OF Life.
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No one will forget the great Salvation
Army meetings at the pavilion today, at
and 7 As p. m. An idea of their ma
ture is given in another column.
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In the absence of DIR. Russell the pull.
pit of the First Presbyterian church
will be filled today by Rev. ]. A. Cor
don, d. d.
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