Los Angeles herald., 1891-05-03
FOR CHURCH-GOE
NEWS NOTES ABOUT SERVICES AND
SOCIALS.
for Today-Events of Interest Which
Will Occur During the Week.


morning and evening today in the First
Methodist church.
Plymouth Congregational church
holds but one preaching service today
that being at Il a. m, when the pastor
Rev. A. J. Wells, Will preach.
At the Church of the Unity on
Seventh street, the pastor, DR.. Thomp
son, will preach this morning on Jesus
in His Relations to the Christ. In the
evening there will be a young peoples
meeting.
Bishop Nichols, of San Francisco, will
preach at st. Paul's Episcopal church
this morning and administer confirma-
ton. In the afternoon he will conse
crate the new st. Barnabas church, at
Vernondale.
At Christ church, Rev. w. H. Hill, of
Berkeley, formerly a Los Angeles pas
tor, will preach in the morning, and
Rev. Mr.. Jessup in the evening.
st. Johns Episcopal church, corner of
Adams and Figueroa streets, will have
preaching by Rev. DR.. Bower in the
morning, and Bishop Nichols will
preach and administer confirmation at
the evening service.
Rev. w. J. Chichester will preach
both morning and evening at the I'M
manuel Presbyterian church. The
evening sermon will be the second of
the series of sermons on the Lords
prayer. Tie words considered are,
Hallowed Be Thy Name. The first of
the series was listened to with unusual
interest, and the second will doubtless
draw large audience.
At the Simpson tabernacle Rev. w.
A. Knighten will preach in the morning
on "God operates by Human Wills :" in
the evening his subject will be "a Gar
den, Lovely, Fragrant, or Life's Spring."
On Tuesday evening, next, a concert
will be given for the benefit of the home
Browne, Professors 7. A. Bacon and De-
Lano, together with good local talent,
will take part in the entertainment.
Rev. George A. Rawson, of Vernon,
will preach at Park Congregational
church, on Sunday morning, and Rev.
b. S. Williams, in the evening.
At the East Los Angeles Congrega-
tional church May floral services will be
conducted today. The Rev. DR.. Lloyd
Jenkins will preach both morning and
evening.
DIR. d. Read will preach this morning
and evening at the First Baptist church,
his evening subject being The Relation
OF Christianity to the State.
The Young Mems Christian associa-
tion hold their regular Young mems
meeting this afternoon at 4 O'Clock, at
their building on Broadway, near Sec
ond; meeting preceded by short song
service.
At St. Vincent's church, corner of
Grand avenue and Washington street,
the choir will render the following pro-
gramme at high mass this morning:
Kyrie from Schubert's mass in F, Gloria
from Rossini's Messe Solenelle, Credo
from Haydn's Fifth mass, Sanctus. Ben
edictus and Agnus Del from Beethoven's
mass in G, Vidi Aquam, Palestrina. For
the offertory Mr.. Chas. S. Walton will
sing the Ave Maria from Wagner's Lo-
hengrin; Miss Kimball. the Veni Gre
ator by Mendelssohn, as well as the Et
1ncarnatus Est by Haydn, and Mrs. j.
}. Schallert, the contralto part in the
Qui Tolls by Rossini. The services be-
gin at 10 O'Clock.
The music at the cathedral today will
be as follows: Mass in d by LIE Jeal;
Miss O'Kane will sing the soprano solos |
in kyrie Gloria and Sanctus; Miss Bur-
dick will sing the soprano solo ''Et in |
est" Mrs. Gardner, alto solo, |
Agnus Del; Mr.. Joseph F. Nuele and ].
r. Logic will sing the duet for tenor
and base. Et in Spiritum.
The feast today is the celebrated one
of the finding of the cfoss, which comes
the Sd of May. 1t is festival among
those most observed by the Catholics of !
the W ,rld.
There are numerous May festivals
aid socials to take place in the city
churches this week, which will be duly
announced today at the various churches
and will appear in tomorrow's HERALD.
The East Side churches have three So
cials during the week-two on Friday
and one on Tuesday night. The Third
Congregational and the First Baptist
were announced to have socials at some
time this week, but the date had either
not been set or was forgotten.
Rev. Mr.. Tinker, of this city, the mis-
sionary Of the Baptist churches, is soon
to return from San Diego county. His
wife and daughter are stopping at the
Baptist college.
The society of Kings Daughters held
their regular monthly meeting in the
parlors of the First Methodist church
yesterday afternoon.
The Holiness people are holding very
largely attended tent meeting or camp
meeting at the corner of Ninth and Los
Angeles streets. Three services a day
are held. and the people from several
blocks surrounding, who have no church
in the vicinity, fill the large tent to over
flowing.
The sickness of Rev. G. B. Ebey, of the
Free Methodist church, will not pre-
vent the holding of services at the tent
erected by that organization on Fifth
street.
Family Picnic.
The Council of Labor will hold picnic at |
VerdugO park on Sunday. Nav 8. Good music. |