Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-07
WILL ESTABLISH
POLISH CHURCH
MISSION WILL BE OPENED AT
THE PLAZA
Services at Jewish synagogues Prove
of Great Interest-Dr. Hecht to
Speak on 1.-THE Willing
Messenger"

For the purpose of preaching to the
Polish people, the majority of whom do
not speak English, Rev. Victoranius Or
ganisciak has arrived in Los Angeles.
He will open a mission at the Plaza
church Sunday, october 10, to continue
one week. Services will be held each
morning at 73O o'clock and in the even
ing he will preach two sermons, accord
ing to Polish customs. The mission Will
close the following Sunday with a pro-
cessional and benediction.
Father Organisciak has charge of a
Polish church at Tacoma, Wash, and
Pc Ell, Wash. He was ordained to
priesthood in Rome one year ago, COM
ing directly to this country after his
ordination.
He has been giving missions to the
Poles and Slavonians throughout the
country. There are about 125 Polish
families in Los Angeles and Father
Organisciak will spend next week in
visiting them. He will be guest at the
Cathedral of ST. Vibiana.
The usual Sabbath evening services
were held in the Jewish synagogue last
night. At Temple B'nai Birth DR..
Hecht spoke on THE Sabbath Cues
ton" and at Beth Israel synagogue DIR.
Myers made snort ADDRESS.
This morning the service will be held
at the temple at 1920 o'clock, and at
the synagogue at 1915 o'clock DIR.
Myers will speak at the synagogue at
1915 o'clock on "Repentance,'
Tomorrow evening the great day of
atonement commences, continuing until
sunset on Monday evening. At Temple
B'nai Birth DR.. HeCht will speak on
| The Willing Messenger at 7:30 o'clock.
A special feature of the service will be
an elaborate musical program. Prof
Matorp Blumenfeld, recently from
| Europe, will give several violin solos.
On Monday the service will open at $50
O'Clock, continuing until evening. In
the afternoon a memorial service will
be held for the departed members of the
congregation.
AT the Beth Israel synagogue the SER
vice will open Sunday evening at $50
o'clock DR.. Myers will speak on "The
| Writing on the Wall" Monday the
service will commence at 7 o'clock. DR..
Myers will speak during the morning
on Confession" and in the afternoon
on THE Captains Call"
Friday evening the members of the
Los Angeles Fellowship met at dinner
at the Fraternal Brotherhood banquet
| hall on Figueroa street. A large num-
Der participated in the celebration. On
Sunday morning at Blanchard hall Ben
jamin Fay Mills, the permanent minis
ter, will speak on 1.-The Tyranny of
Things" Miss Helen O. Tape, the
favorite young Fellowship soloist, will
sing. Alfred f. Walper violinist, will
play. Mrs. Mills will conduct a class
on THE Life Principle of Jesus" at
Blanchard hall at the close of the morn
ing service.
Commencing tomorrow four masses
will be celebrated each Sunday at the
Church of the Sacred Heart. The hours
Of services Will be at $50. s and 1890
o'clock. mass will be celebrated at 8
o'clock exclusively for children, to be
followed by Sunday school At this
service the music will be rendered by
the children. This church is being i'm
proved by the addition of a new
sacristy to be twenty-five feet square
1t will be of brick to match the church
building and will be erected at the
northeast corner, adjoining the former
sacristy which has proved very small.
The improvements will cost about $1,000.
The exterior of the church building will
be painted.
The following officers have been
elected for the Young Mems sodality of
st. Vincent's parish: r. Elwood STAN
ton, president; c. c. Ganahl. first vice
president Carroll ]. DAILY, second vice
president John O'Connor recording
secretary George Mcnamara, financial
secretary; William Stoermer, treasurer
f. Suck sergeant at arms: Robert
Dunn, Edward McCurdy, F. Miller and
August GuerCio, conductors. At the
next meeting of the sodality on the
first Monday of November, William
Stoermer will read a paper on THE
Church and Science" Rev. f. " Nc
Cabe, c. M, is director of the sodaity.
A special service will be held tomor-
row evening at the Church of tn
Neighborhood when new members will
be received into the Girls Friendly
society of the church. This society las
$4,000 members in the United States.
The purpose of the society is to en-.
courage dutifulness to parents, faith
fulness to employers and thrift. The
society offers privileges of society
meetings and the members are given
ntroductions to neighboring societies.
The local society is the only one IN
Southern California and outside of
San Francisco is the only one on the
Pacific coast.
AT the Union Rescue mission, la
North Main street, this evening the
regular converts meeting will be adj
dressed by o. D. Conrey superinten-
dent Coffee Club association of this
city. Tomorrow at 2:15 the converts
Bible class will meet. The Gospel
wagon service will be held at Plaza
at p. M, First and Los Angeles
streets at D. M, and at First and
Main streets at p. m. Pentecostal SER
vice p. m. in the mission hall AT
8 O'Clock w. L. Green, a business man
of Pasadena, will speak, Mrs. Paul c
Hester will sing.
Rev. Joseph Barron, pastor of ST.