The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-20

Simon; trustees. Davis, A. Sugerman,
A. Shenson, S. Axelrod, A. Atfield, A. NJ.
Jacobs and D. Cohen; scantor, Rev. Simon
Goldstein; collector, II. Chinowsky.
Congregation Beth Israel will retain its
old ritual prayer book, and there will be
no revision of the ritual this year. Decis-
i've action was taken in those matters at
the annual meeting held last week. OFF,
GERS were elected as follows: Directors-S.
Peckerman, J. L. Franklin, Philip Fabian,
]. Cahen, G.. Fogel, S. Myerson, NJ. J.
Franklin, S. Levy, julius Van Vliet; Sec
rotary, Marcus Levy; sexton, NJ. NJ. FEEDER.
Rev. J. Rabinowitz was reelected cantor
for term of three years at an increased
salary. The directors met on Tuesday
evening and elected the following officers
President, s. Peckerman; vice-president,
}. IL. franklin; treasurer, S. Cahen; secre-
tary, Marcus Levy; collector, M. M. FEEDER.
The annual election of officers by the
Congregation Ohabai Shalome, postponed
because of the death of a prominent men,
Der, will be held to-day.
The officers of the First Hebrew Congre-
cation for the coming year are: Julius
Abrahamson, president; j. Rosen berg,
vice-p president; Abe Jonas, treasurer; e.
Bernstein, secretary; trustees-D. S.
Hirschberg, George Samuels, D. Magnes
George Mossbacher, Sol Kahn, W. Woolf
Recent appointments to Catholic charges
were: Rev. a. a. Loude, to Notre Dame
des Victories; Rev. J. J. McCue, assistant
at Sacred Heart; Rev. Fathers Collins anc
| Mcdonnell, assistants at ST. Joseph's; Rev
G. Il. ONeil, pastor of Novato, and Rev. P
Griffin, pastor of Dixon.
Rev. J. E. O'Neill of New York, editor
of the Bosay Magazine, will address the
students of st. Mary's College on Friday
evening.
The Young Ladies' Institute No. gave
asuccessful entertainment at Union-square
Hall on Wednesday evening.
Rev. E. p. Demsey will lecture on Orig
inal Sin" at the cathedral this evening.
Archbishop Riordan will administer con-
| firmation at old Saint Mary's Church
next Saturday at IL o'clock A. NJ, Saint
| Boniface's at P. M. and Saint Patrick's al
West Oakland the following Monday at
| 10 A. NJ.
A mission was opened at Saint Joseph
Church, Marysville, last Sunday by Rev.
Fathers Hedges, Clark and Doherty.
A movement for the erection of mortu-
airy chapel to the memory of Bishop
Manogue has been started at Sacramento.
The committee which has the matter in
Nassau, General T. W. Sheehan; William
Gormley, secretary; Rev. Father Grace,
treasurer; J. c.. German, assistant secre-
tary; Judge J. w. Armstrong. A. Coolot,
George Sermonet, DR.. McCarty, NJ. Cronin,
DR.. Harcourt, M. Hughes, W. J. O'Brien,
A. Mazzini, B. Lucey and NJ. Williams.
There was an enthusiastic rally of the
League of the Gross Cadets of st. Charles
parish on Monday evening.
The Catholic Ladies Aid Society has a
new branch of twenty-five members at
Lompoc.
Rev. M. P. Ryan will remain at st.
Brigid's, instead of going to Dixon, as was
at one time contemplated.
Congregational singing is new feature
in the services at Old ST. MarV'S
auspices of the French Christian Union, is
now located at Torrens court.
Rev. Fathers Titus and Victor will in
augurate mission at St. Francis Church,
Sacramento, to-day.