The San Francisco call., 1897-07-04

will serve 1877 lunch in the dining-room,
on Thursday, July 8, from 1890 to 1:3C
P. NJ.
Rev. Father Wyman of the Paulist
Fathers returned on Thursday after a
three days visit 10 Father Blake, at ST.
Helena. During his visit, in company
with Father Blake, he visited the Fran
ciscan Indian Mission. in Lake County.
Miss A. M. Beecher, sister of the late
Henry Ward Beecher, will deliver an ad-
dress tonight, at s o'clock, at the African
Methodist Zion Church, Stockton street,
between Sacramento and Clay.
The Rev Sebastian Dabovich will de-
liver discourse on the source of the
orthodox Christian religion tonight and
next Sunday evening at the Greek. Rus
sian Church on Powell street.
The services to-day at The Cathedral
Mission of the Good Samaritan will have
special reference 10 the National holiday.
In the evening Rev. Edward Morgan, the
new assistant, Will preach his first sermon.
AT night the vested choir will render the
following musical programme: Pro-
Victory; Gloria" "Magnifcat" and
HNunc Dimittis" Or. Clark Wnitfield)
anthem, "Sing Unto Cod (Gounod);
hymn. "Ancent of Days; "Gloria," "
Danks; hymn, "Lord God. We Worship
Thee; hymn. "Our Fathers God, to
Thee; recessioLal, Jerusalem, My
Happy Home.
at Grace Method Church to-nigh
the pastor, Rev. J. N. Beard. will preach
the third sermon on Some Modern
Phases of Church Activity subject, "OuI
Young People and the Convention"
Rev. Chan Lok Shang. for seven years
pastor of the Chinese Wesleyan Church al
Fatshan, has arrived to take up work
among the Chinese OF this coast.
Rev William RAIDER will preach on SUBJ
jects especially appropriate to the Fourth
OF July to-day at the Third Cnngrega-
tional Church. His morning subject will
be, "Signs of the Times" In the evening
he will preach his last sermon b. -.e
going away on his vacation on, THE Ma.
tion's Heart"
The Salvation Army Cam D. m Getting will
be held at Trestle Glen from July Is to
the 1st of August. There is an interesting
programme arranged for the meetings,
most of which will be led by leading
staff officers, snch as Major Brenele, Ma
jor and Mrs. Marshall. Major Milsaps,
Major and Mrs. Wnchell, Staff Captain
ana Mrs. Wood, Staff Captain and Mrs.
Dunham, Staff Captain and Mrs. Reid
Staff Captain and Mrs. Merrlweather,
Staff Captain Potter, Adjutant Ellis and
Adiutant Simonson.
The ninth annual session of the Califor-
MIA Lutheran Synod was held THURSDAY
night in the First Lutheran Church, J. E.
Bushnell, ID, pastor Rev. 0. 81. Cru
yer of Stockton, secretary of the synod,
preached the opening sermon in the ab-
sence of the president, Rev. V. Il. A.
Fresster, who is spending the summer IN
Europe.
The session was devoted to the reception
of re ports and the election of officers.
Reverend Charles f. Oehler of the Ger
man Lui heran Church, Sacramento, cha o.
lain of the State Assembly, was elected
president; Rev. o. II. Gruver OF Stockton
and John Everding of San Francisco were
reelected secretary and treasurer, respect
| lively.
The ladies of Trinity Episcopal Church.
by their untirng energy, have raise d
nearly thew hole amount of money that
will be required for the purchase of a ne W
organ for the church, aDd II vestry has
already ordered the instrumt 1T. The in
strument is to be in its place completed
and ready for tie Christmas services.
On Thursday at 2:30 P. NJ there will be
joint rally of the Methodist Episcopal,
Methodist Episcopal South and Metho-
dist Episcopal OF Canada in the main
auditorium OF the Howard NJ. e. Church.
The Rev. Gilby Z. Kelly, D. d., Birming-
ham, A a., will be the chairman.
The funeral OF the late John Kim bal
will De held this afternoon at o'clock al
the First Congregational Church.
Rev. E. K. Ollie of Central Nj. E.
Church has returned from trip to Pacific
Grove, improved in health and ready fol
the WORK of the Christian Endeavor Con
vention, in which he will take proml-
nent part.
At Central Methodist Church there will
be services by prominent Endeavorers-
advance guard of the convention. In the
evening there will be great Christian
citizenship service. addressed by John
Willis Baer, secretary of the United So.
,ciety, and others.
| Brigadier and Mrs. Halpin of the Saliva.
tion Army, who are we'll known on the
Pacific Coast, are now by appointment o.
Commander and Consul Booth Tucker
National Junior Soldiers field secretaries
| The Rev. DR.. Abraham Rosenkranz
rabbi of New Y ork, will deliver a lecture
/ to-day at 3 P. NJ. IN the synagogue of the
Congregation Beth Menachim Streisand