Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-19
CONATY To
LAY CORNER STONE
NEW HALL TO BE BUILT ON
EAST SIDE
Y. M. C. A. ADDS NEW COURSE
Trinity Methodist Church Gives a
Dlnner-Fellowshlp Services
Resume-News Of Week In
Church Circles

The corner stone Of Conaty hall, the
proposed new parish hall Of the Church
Of the Sacred Heart, will be laid tomor-
row afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock, at COR
ner of Downey avenue and DAILY street,
East Los Angeles. Bishop Conaty will
officiate, assisted by several Of the cler-
gy of Los Angeles. The parish socie-
ties, with the Hlbernians, Knights of
Columbus and Catholic Foresters, will
assemble at the church at Sichel and
Baldwin streets at o'clock and march
to the building site in a body Music
will be furnished by the Catholic For
esters' band.
Rev. M. McAuliffe, pastor of this
church, has recently ordered nine
stained glass windows for the church.
Five were recently placed in position.
When the remaining windows are
placed in position the extensive i'm
provements planned by this jealous
pastor will reach completion.
Several new departments will be add
ed to the educational work of the Y
M. G. A. for the coming year. Among
the studies which will be taught will
be arithmetic, algebra, architectural
drawing, bookkeeping, commercial law,
freehand drawing, English grammar,
letter writing, mechanical drawing
penmanship, spelling, Spanish, German,
stenography, chemistry, plan reading
and estimating for carpenters and con-
tractors. A special department in mu-
sic will furnish orchestra practice, vo-
cal music, guitar and mandolin. A
special school for employed boys will
also be carried on. This department
lsat year proved very successful.
At the meeting of the Monday
Nighters" of the Y. M. c. A. next Mon
day evening the following papers will
be read: "The New Secretary of State"
c. M. Anderson; 1.-The Yellow Fever Sit
uation," A. E. Hoffman: 1.-THE Progress
of Peace Negotiations" Charles Boer-
ner; general discussion led by C. M.
Taggart on What Should the United
States Do in Regard to the Chinese
Boycott of American Goods?" The
next meeting will be held at one of the
city parks.
Rev. c. Gregoire, pastor pro tenn of
st. Patricks church, announces that a
mission will be given at the church
by Jesuit priests of San Francisco in
the latter part of September. Sermons
will be delivered in English, German
and Spanish. Rev. P. j. O'Reilly, the
pastor, is now visiting at the Port
land fair and will later go to New York.
He will return to Los Angeles about
the middle of September.
The Trinity Methodist church, South,
has been undergoing repairs the past
week which will greatly enhance it's
beauty. The interior has been redec-
GRATED and the exterior given coat of
paint. The Improvements will cost
about $1,000. Rev. E. P. Ryland, pastor
of this church, will act as host to the
men of the church and congregation at
dinner to be given at the church par
lors Friday evening. The Woman's
Home Missionary society will serve
supper.
w. C. Trotter, superintendent of the
Union Rescue mission, has recently re-
turned from a short vacation and will
have charge of the song service to-
MORROW evening at the mission, las
North Main street. Rev. J. Hudson
Ballard will speak. Miss Ruth Roger
and Evangelist Davies will sing. The
mission orchestra will also take part
in the service. The usual gospel wagon
services will be held.
DIR. Warren F. Day, pastor emeritus
of the First Congregational church, left
yesterday for a short vacation at Camp
Wilson. Later he will attend the
meeting of the American board at
Seattle and will visit the Portland
fair.
Revs. d. A. Duggan, C. M, Joseph
| Allenbach, C. M, and G. j. George,