The San Francisco call., 1897-04-04
CHURCH DOINGS ROUND AND
ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO
The San Francisco Theological Seminary to Celebrate
the Twenty Fifth Anniversary of Its
Foundation.

The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
clety will meet on Monday, at 2:5O p. NJ,
at Central NJ. Z. Church. and Will be ad-
dressed by Mrs. Hansen, long a mission
ary in Burmah. She wlll appear IN
Burmese costume.
Bishop Newman will preside at the New
| England Southern Conference, Man.
| chester, Conn, April IA
On Triray evening the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Simpson Memorial Church will
| give social in the church parlors.
The Epworth, intermediate and Junior
| leagues of Grace NJ. L. Church will hold
| a union meeting, to be addressed by Rev.
| Mr.. Smith, in the lecture-room.
Friday afternoon the Women's Home
| and Foreign Missionary Societies of Trim
| ity NJ E. Church will meet at Mrs. G. Pol
locks, Hartford street.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the Howard
! street NJ. E. Church meet in the church
parlors Friday afternoon, April 8, at 2
o'clock.
Every evening during the week, at 7:45
P. NJ, Rev. DR.. Smith will hold Pentecos-
tai meetings at Grace NJ. E. Church.
Every afternoon during the week, at
2:3O o clio k, Evangelist Rev. Joseph Smith
Will nold Bible-readng meetings at Grace
NJ. E. Church.
On Friday evening ct Potrero NJ. E.
Church the pastor will give lecture in
the lecture-room of the church. Subject,
"Aladdin's Lamp, or Peep Into Chem
lists Laboratory"
Epworth League OF Potrero NJ E.
church Will give q missionary service. The
Chinese quartet will sing a number OF
songs. A good programme will be rem
dered.
The programme for the C.. L. S. C. OF
Central NJ. L. Church tor April 6 is
as follows: Scripture lesson, Miss Weigel
roIlcall, response to be IA Fact Relating
to Modern GREECE; business; black board
talk by MIR. Naylor Give minutes) in LAS
tronomy," on Constellation Bootes," on
page 81; Survey of Greek Civilization" ;"
! chapter Z, Mr.. McCloskey (ten minutes);
discussion Oh chapter (fifteen minuteS); /;
essay, The Important Periods in Egyp-
tlan History" (ten minutes). Mr.. gray;
History of Greek Art" chapter l Qen
minutes) Mrs. Masterson; discussion (ten
minutes); critics report; program me COM
m ittee's report.
The Epworth League Alliance love-feast
will be held on the third Monday IN ApriI
instead OF first Monday evening. Tho
time and place have not yet been de-
cided on.
On Tuesday evening the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of Howard NJ. E.
Church will meet at the home of Mrs. J.
B. Clifford, 25A Silver street. An exceed
lngly interesting programme will be rem
dered.
L AZ ooSAoiAOnb VI Will U6
administered by the Most Rev. Arch
bishop at Sacred Heart Church this
afternoon beginning at O'Clock. A very
large class of children will be confirmed.
Rev. Joseph Gleason of St. Roses
Church will lecture at Metropolitan Tenn
pie on Friday evening, April %, under
the direction of the Y. NJ. l. Central Lee
tnre Bureau. IgnatIan Council No. 50,
Y. al. l., will have charge of the details
Father GIeason's subject will be "One
Man Against the World" and will be well
worth attending. Tickets for the event
Will be ready in a few days.
Kew. Caspar Genna, 5. j., OF Santa Clara
College, has gone to British Honduras to
labor in the missions there.
The annual picnic and excursion of the
parishioners of ST. Peter Church will take
place on Saturday, the 1si OF May. Al
ready prep; rations have been commenced
for the affair.
Frank I. Platt has been appoint ted coun-
Gil deputy for Yuba Council No. Is, Young
Mems Institute, vice E. w. Hanlon, re-
signed.
The board of presidents of the local Y.
M. L. council has issued a circular to the
City branches, asking them to send dele
gates to meeting 10 be held on the 18th
OF April for the purpose of devising ways
and means to procure suitable headquar-
ters.
The young ladies of Sacred Heart parish
have organized themselves into a society
to'be known as the Ramona Social and
Literary Society. Great enthusiasm has
been manifested in the movement and
the organization bids fair TO become one of
the most prominent of its kind in the CITY.
The officers OF the society are: Miss Mar
saret Fitzgerald, president; MISS Mary
Ragan, vice. president; Miss NJ. r. Moran,
cahy, financial secretary; Miss Henne-
berry, treasurer. The initial entertain
ment OF the mem hers will be given at
Armory Hall, 815 Ellis street, on Monday
evening, April 19. An excellent pro-
gramme will be prepared on this occasion.
The one hundredth anniversary of the
Church OF Mission San Jose will be ap-
propriateiy cele brated on the 18th of next
June. Already preparations have been
ommenced for the event, not the least
important OF which is the grand bazaar to
take place on the 18th of May. Rev. Fa-
ther McNaboe, the pastor, is working zeal
ously in behalf of the affair, and is receiv-
ing valuable assistance from the ladies of
the parish. The bazaar will be in charge
of the following committee: Thomas
Power, Thomas Byrne, John Coffanev. c.
Bee, A. Reiher, A L. Sunderer, G. Dono-
van, Thomas Redding, c. Cronin and J.
Twohlg.
Clarence Eddy of Boston. who has NO
equal as an organIst in this country. has
been engaged to conduct the m usic for the
Easter services at ST. Ignatius Church.
The first vocal talent available has also
been secured.
The rally and essay contest of district
No. 4 of the League of the Cross has been
post poned until Sunday afternoon, May
8, at Metropolitan Temple. In this DIS
trict are comprised the branches OF st.
Mary's Cathedral, St. Francs, st. Brig
ids, Holy Cross and Sacred Heart.
Commencing at the haif-past 8 o'clock
mass this morning the Rev. Fathers
O'Shea and Lindner OF the Congregation
of the Most Holy Redeemer will open
two weeks mission at ST. Agnes Church.
the first week of which will be for the
ladies of the parish. Concluding services