Los Angeles herald., 1891-06-07
THE CHURCHES.
The Third Congregational
Anniversary.
A Novel Series of Lectures at
Emmanuel Church.
A Boys Military Organization at the
Second, Presbyterian.
Points of Today's Church Services at
Many Points-Unity Church
Undismayed

having special prepared programme.
In addition to the music, under the
direction OF George Mannon and F. H.
Tarrant, there will be the following
recitations by the children:
Strive for the Best. ............... Carrie Adams
What Thou Doest .Georgie sta Harrington Gnsfon
One by One ..................Fr Fred Talbot
Now Lay Me ................ Efie Gordon
1t will Always Help Thee 49,. Daisy Aiderete
Deeds OF Kindness. ,......... .Lettie Gordon
Kindness. s..........................M Mollie Peachy
Prayer in Battle. ............ ....... Lotta Conner
The Sabbath school at this church
numbers six officers, sixteen teachers
and 120 regular scholars. The officers
are George T. Hanley, superintendent;
George Mannon, assistant superinten-
dent; F. HI. Tarrant, secretary; Mrs. N.
Brigham, treasurer; F. III. Tarrant, or
ganist; George Mannon, chorister.
Rev. ]. III. Collins, the pastor of the
church, has been largely responsible for
the perfect organization the Sabbath
school now displays, and is at once
popular preacher and popular teacher.
His Sunday evening sermons and lec-
lures are always delivered to crowded
houses, and he is pre-eminently the
right man in the right place.
IMMANUEL CHURCH.
The popular pastor, Rev. w. J. Chi
chester, will preach at Emmanuel Pres
byterian church both morning and even
ing. today. The evening subject will be
Temptation, from the series on the
Lords Prayer.
.Aseries OF five anonymous lectures is to
be given in the lecture room of this
church, beginning Wednesday evening,
June 10, 1891, and continuing on each
Wednesday evening thereafter until the
course is completed. These lectures are
to- be exclusively of a literary character,
entertaining, instructive, and free from
all political or religious discussion. The
subjects will be announced from week to
week, but the names of the lecturers are
not to be given. Five gentlemen of ac-
kpowledged ability as speakers and
writer's will appear, viz: A journalist,
lawyer, popular local poet, mill
tary officer, and literary man, each of
whom will deliver one lecture Of the
course. The subject for Wednesday
evening, June 10th, will be: Authors
Opinions of Each Other.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Rev. ]. L. Russell, D. D., breaches
both morning and evening at the First
Presbyterian church today. The at
tendance at all the regular services of
this church is something phenomenal,
and is largely due to the efforts of DR..
Russell and his able young assistant, ].
w. Cochran.
TEMPLE STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.
Rev. A. G.. Smither will preach morn
ing and evening. In the morning his
theme will be The Parable of the Sower.
In the evening he will continue his
series of sermons on prophecy. This
evening he will preach upon Catholi-
cism in Prophecy. Large numbers at
tend this church, and its seating capac-
ity is tested at every service. No one
interested in prophecies should fail to
hear his evening sermons.
81 ST. vINcENT's CHURCH.
AT st. Vincent's Catholic church, cor
ner of Grand avenue and Washington
street, the following musical numbers
win be rendered by the choir at high
mass this morning: Kyrie and Gloria,
from Franz Schubert's mass in "F !"
Credo, Scanctus, Benedictus and Agnus
Del, from Haydn's Messee Militaire.
Miss M. Rohr will sing the Miserere in
Nevello's Asperges Me; Mr.. Chas. s.
Walton, leader of the Ellis club, will
render Schallert's Veni Creator No. 4:
and for the ofertory, Mrs. J. J.
Schallert, Cherdbini's celebrated o
Salutaris, its first production in our
city. The services begin at 10 O'Clock.
Y. NJ. c. A.
The afternoon meeting of the Young
Mems Christian association at O'Clock
today will be addressed by Joseph W.
Cochran, Jr. The singing will be led by
Professor f. A. Bacon and the instru-
mental music is under the direction of
Alexander M. Tuthill, of the Harmony
orchestra.
CENTRAL BAPTIST.
At the Central Baptist church today
the pastor will preach in the morning
on the subject of Drawing Near to God,
and in the evening upon Broad and
Narrow Way. Professor Kemp has
charge of the organ and furnishes choice
music at each service.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN.
A novelty at this church is boys
brigade, which meets at the church for
drill every Wednesday evening. Captain
Dan Jones is the instructor, as he has
been of 80 many amateur military'or-
ganizations, and these boys do credit to
his instructions. The brigade is equipped
with cadet rifles, and is expecting the
arrival OF uniforms from San Francisco
daily. The boys will hold summer
camp at Catalina from June 23d to July
Sd. The members of the brigade are !:
Squad No. Sergeant Munsey, Cor
poral Roy Summer, James Martin, Philo
Mcintyre, Arthur Holgate, Ernest Lang
bein, Joseph Tilden, Will Niemeyer,
Leroy Civille, Manly Bacon, Lyman
Jacobus.
Squad No. 2--Sergeant Wickersham,
Corporal Charles Bullard, Will Meredith,
Virgil Franklin, Will Ledbetter, Bert
Ledbetter, Charles LETTER, Frank Lilley,
Rey True, Roscoe Kennedy, Forest Whit
aker.
Squad No. 3.-Sergeant Ben Tyler,
Corporal John Stockwell, Lewis Blind,
Charles Pendleton, Frank Robertson,
Harry Hayman, Ed Stockwell, Will Nc
Keag, Sparks Blasdel, Asa Keys, Charles
Van Horne.
Squad No. sergeant Muir, Cor