The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-08-29
though the rector conducts the usual ser.

though the rector conducts the usual SER
vice in the morning.
Rev. Loyal l.. Writ, the agent for the
Sunday school and Tract Society of the
Congregational church, is preparing to go
as missionary to the Klondike. Rev. A.
w. Holt OF the Methodist church sailed
some two weeks ago, though not as mis-
sionary, yet with instructions to preach.
Multitudes will rejoice that the long
struggle of Grace Methodist Church, Los
Angeles. for legal title 10 lis church
property is at last decided in favor of the
church. 1t has cost fully $4,000, but the
victory is worth far more than that. All
but $3.50 of this amount has been raised.
Rev. John Coyle, DID,, is closing his
fourth year as presiding elder of the San
Francisco district. During the quadren-
mum he has missed but one Sabbath days
work, and that was through illness.
The Rev. r. S. Marshell, evangelist, has
odist Church, Oakland, the past week,
with most pleasing results. Mr.. Marshell
expects to be with DR.. Case at the How
ard-street Church, this City, next week.
AT the Methodist preachers meeting to-
morrow Chaplain brahms OF San Quentin
Prison will read paper on Criminal
Man, His Identity and Origin"
Rev. E. B. Spalding DID,, pastor OF st.
Johns Episcopal Church, will address a
meeting Tor men only at the Young Mems
Christian Association building, Mason
and Ellis streets, this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Subject, Christian Responsible
ity." DR.. Spalding is most popular with
the young men and Will have much of
interest to them in his address. All young
men welcome.
A business meeting Of st. James Branch
of the League of the Cross will be held on
Thursday evening, September Z, at 1880
o'clock.
Branch No. of the Young Ladies' In
stitute will give an entertainment on
Thursday evening, Septem Der %
Very Rev. Thomas J. Smith, Q. NJ, visl-
tor OF the Western Province of the Con-
gregations of the Missions, is at st. Vim
cents College, Los Angeles.
st. James College, Vancouver. Wash, in
charge Of the Christian Brolh hers, will open
Tor the reception of students on Wednes-
day, Septem Der l.
The ladies' In charge OF st. Roses booth
of ST. Brendan's fair will give an enter
tainment at st. Brerdan's Hall on the
evening of September 1.
Work has begun on the new adobe
chapel at Mesa Grande, San Diego
County. When the chapel is dedicated
the Indians will hold grand fiesta in
honor of the event.
On Sunday afternoon, Septemb er 5, the
Sacrament of Confirmation Will be ad-
ministered by Archbishop Riordan at
Holy Cross Church, commencing at 4
o'clock.
The work OF charging Sacred Heart
Church, HOLSTER. began this week. The
plans call for an addition to the rear OF
the edifice 4Ox56 ieet. The contract price
is $685. and the work must be compile ted
on or about October L.
The Holy Angels Sodality of Santa
Clara has elected the following officers:
President a. ]. Ruth, S. j.; project. w.
Chute; first assistant, c. Fitzgerald; Sec
ond assistant, V. Filipini; secretary, r.
Haley; treasurer, L. Sandino; censor, f.
Donahue; vestry projects, q. McInnis and
Eugene McFadden; consultors, ]. Casey
and +. Watkins.
On Tuesday evening, September "a, a
garden party will be given at the ST.
dence of DR.. and Miss Milton, 1915 San
Pablo avenue, Oakland, Tor the benefit of
St. Francis de Sales Church. Oakland.
The affair will be given under the auspices
ofthe Children OF Mary's Sodallty OF the
parish. An excellent musical programm me
will be rendered on the occasion.
The following branches of the Catholic
Ladies Aid Society have elected delegates
to the Tenth Grand Council of that So
ciety:
No. 8, Alameda - Miss Bessie Gal
lagher, Mrs. st. Sure. deIegates Mrs.
]. McStay. Mrs. NJ. Quisley, alternates.
No. g. st. Mary's Cathedral-Miss Anita
OLeary, Miss A. DAVIS, delegates; Miss
Louise Knorp, Miss Birdie Davis, alter
mates.
No. 10, ST. Joseph s-Mrs. P. Kyne, Mrs
S. McFadden, delegates.
No. IL, st. Rose's-Mrs. M. Collins, Miss
Katie Earle, delegates; Miss Mary Garety,
Miss Minnie Spilman. alternates.
No. II, San Luis Obispo-Miss Nellie
O'Connor. Miss Maize Ready, delegates;
Miss Marie McHenry, alternate
No. is. South San Francisco-Miss Mary
Ford, Miss Florence Graves delegates;
Miss Mary Courtney, Miss Annie DAILY,
alternates.