The San Francisco call., 1897-08-01
The Rooted Easement Brigids Chureh Which Services
VIII Be He'd Until the Pua4ng Is Finished.

ceeds of. which will be devoted to the
pain ting=of the church,. J; =: (
81. At Simpson Memorial Methodist Epis-
copaln Church, corner of Hayes and Bu-
chan an IS treet., Rev. John Stevens, the
pastor, who has just returned from the
great Epworth league con nyentioii at To-
ron to-, will give. a ii account tonight Of
that re markab1e meeI1Yg.. " III =: ":.:..
The. State meeting: of:~tbe Christian
g ChpTehs at Santa Cruz closed last Sunday
mig ht.@ In. many respects it was the best
ever held IN this State. The attend an ce
was large, the spirit ChristianlTke,. and
sanetihed common,sense perYaded the
business session.: =. K. .:.l..-. :. o. !:
i. II on.> "A. NJ. Mccoy. of Red Bluff sgrved
as chairman for the'4sixth year. His abii-
I ity as a presiding officer is rarely equaled
in any assembly: q: r. :. IT. -: Il +
\. The First Unitarian Church. south west
corner OF Geary and Franklin streets,
Rev: Dr. Ste bbins, m mister. The Sunday
/ school iLresume its studies on Sunday.
August 3. The: morning service is at IL
o o'clock: " And they shall come from the
east and W est. from north and south, and
shall:slt down in the Kingdom of God. ~
The evening service is omitted. All are
cordially invited to the morning service
The feast of ST. Ignatius, which occurred
t yesterday, will be cele brated to-day at st.
The panegyric on the saint will be preached
by Rev. Father MoelIer, S. j., at the 10 80
O'Clock mass. In tile evening Rev. Father
| Walshe, s. j., OF San Jose will preach. In
preparation for: the feast novena was
opened on Thursday evening last, ending
last night -
special meeting of the Senior Rosa
rians OF st. Dominic's Church will be held
next Thursday evening, August g. for choir
nm
will be held Friday evening after the even
ing services, Business of i'm portance is to
be brought before the meeting relative to
the outing which is to be given by the
society on the 9th of Septem Der. All i'm
terested in the affair are respectfully in
vited to attend. ~
Rev. Edward P. Dempsey of st. MARY
Cathedral has gone East on a vacation.
He will be away about two months.
The following is the quarterly report OF
the st. EIiZaDeth's Sewing Society of st.
Mary's Cathedral: For quarter beginning
April z, 1897. and ending June 80, 1897 339
garments were distributed to the Door.
OF this number 229 were new and 110
partly worn. The distribution was made
as follows: To men, %; to women, 130; to
children. 1877. TOTAL amount of dues re-
ceived during the same period, SAB 35;
donations, $l1; total $54 25; balance on
hand at last re ort $l7 81; total, $40 o6;
expenditures, $50 81; balance on hand
June 80, $12 09.
Very Rev. J..J. Prendergast, " g., will
preach at the late mass at the Cathedral
tomorrow morning.. The evening dig
course will be delivered by Rev. Charles
A. Ramm.
On Monday morning last Rev. John W.
sullivan was ordained to the priesthood at
St. Mary's Cathedral Most Rev Arch
6lshon Riordan officated Rev. P.
y. 1orke was archdeacon and
Revs. g. "A. Ramm and ].
b. Hannigan deacon and subdeacon. re-
spectlvely. OF the mass Rev p. E. Multi
gan acted as master of ceremonies In the
sane :uary were present kevs. M n Con.
molly. T. Duffy, Joseph McQuade. joseph
+. Byrne, John Cullen and joseph M
Gleason. The relatives of the newly cr-