The San Francisco call., 1896-02-16
The West Side Christian Church
Has Been Incorpor-
ated.
NEWS AMONG THE CHURCHES.
DR.. Ollie Will Go to Honolulu to As.
sist in the Dedication of
Church.


City soon for stay of indefinite length.
A certificate OF corporation has been
granted to the West Side Christian Church,
and it proposes to push with vigor its
building enterprise.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor has begun holding street meet
ings on Sunday evenings.
The Christian preachers OF Southern
Diego, March 8 to 5.
Rev..J. P. Lewis, pastor of the Christian
charge at Paso Robles, has resigned and
returned to his home in Virginia.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Christian
Church at Santa Barbara has raised $500
for the building fund.
Rev. w. o. Hays is supplying the pulpit
of the Christian church at Sumner.
The Young Ladies' Branch of the Con-
gregational Women's Board of Missions
held its monthly meeting at the head
quarters yesterday afternoon. Mrs. F. B.
Dillingham; of Honolulu and Miss Stroud
Smith were the principal speakers.
DR.. III. G. Minton will address the Con-
gregational Monday Club this week on
"some Hopeful Aspects of Modern Un-
christened Thought"
The Young Women's Christian Associ-
alton will hold its annual meeting at
Plymouth Congregational Church this
evening.
Rev. Leon D. Bliss, formerly of the
Woodland Congregational church, has ac-
copied a call from Great Darlington, Mass.
Rev. II. Hammond Cole sends the Pa
cific an encouraging report of his work for
Congregationalism at Weaverville.
The Olivet Congregational Church shows
commendable enterprise in issuing a
monthly paper devoted to the interests of
the church.
The young ladies of the Stockton Con-
gregational church gave an entertainment
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. S.
of "Dairy Maids of TyroP were we'll sus-
tanned. The affair was successful in every
way.
Rev. J. Cumming Smith will give the
first of a series of lectures at Trinity Pres
byterian Church this evening on "Chris-
tianity and Art" Next Sunday evening
his subject will be "Christianity and Sci
ence," and the last of the series, on March
8, will be "Christianity and Common
Sense"
DR.. Ollie will go to Honolulu this week
to officiate at the dedication of the new
Methodist Episcopal church of that place.
The State convention of the Christian
Endeavor Society will be held on May IA,
15, 16 and II.
Rev. ]. W. Webb, grand chief templar,
will give an address at the Twelfth-street
Christian Church this morning.
1t is SAID that Mrs. Clinton B. Fiske of
the Woman's Home Missionary Society
will abandon public work for the time, and
return soon to New York.
DR.. Voorsanger' Bible-class has changed
its time of meeting to Tuesday evening.
An entertainment will be given at st.
Joseph's Hall on Tuesday evening for the
benefit of the library and reading-room of
the Young Ladies' Sodality of st. Joseph's
Church.
The Young Mems Institute day celebra-
ton will be held at the Tabernacle, Oak
land, this evening.
All Hallows' Branch OF the League OF
the Cross will hold rally at Myrtle Hall
on Friday evening.
The close OF 'e7 ofst. Mary's College will
give an entertainment at the college ex-
hibition hall, on Friday evening, in honor
of the anniversary of Washington's birth
day.
Rev. W. D. McKinnon OF Rio Vista will
lecture on Catholic Loyalty" at the
Metropolitan Temple, on Friday evening.
The class of '96 of Sacred Heart College
is making preparations to celebrate st.
Patrick day in fitting manner.
| A mission for men will be begun by the
Redemptorist Fathers O'Shea and LInder
at st. Peters Church this evening.
ST. Paul's branch of the League of the
Twenty-ninth and Church streets, to-
morrow evening.
Company J, League of the Cross Cadets,
is preparing for grand minstrel and vau-
devifle show at st. Peters Hall in April.
A bazaar will be held at Teutonia Hall in
aid of St. Anthony's Church, tomorrow
and Tuesday evenings.