The San Francisco call., 1905-01-15
TOPICS PASTORS
WILL CONSIDER
Rev. Archbishop Garvey Of
Altoona, Pa, Will Preach
at st. Patrick's Church
VARIETY OF SUBJECTS
Able Preachers Will Talk
on Themes of Vital In
terest to Congregations

Right Rev. Archbishop Garvey of
Altoona, Pa, arrived in this city
few days ago. Bishop Garvey will
preach in st. Patrick's Church this
morning at the IL O'Clock mass.
The Holy Name Sodality of st. Pat
rick's Church will celebrate its pat
ronal feast, the feast of the Holy
Name of Jesus, with special services
at the 1880 o'clock mass this morning.
The sermon in honor of the occasion
will be delivered by Rev. Michael
Smith, c. S. P.
Celebration of the feast of the Holy
Name of Jesus will be held at ST. Ig-
natius Church at o'clock this morn
ing. The Rev. Father ZuIueta, S. j.,
will preac hthe sermon. The Ladies'
Sodality, numbering 1000, will attend
and a ladies choir will render the
music. At 1890 there Will be SOL
emn high mass and a speciaI pro-
gramme Will be rendered by a large
male choir.
The Rev. Edgar j. Lion memorial
service will be held this morning in
st. Stephens Church, Fulton street
near Fillmore. Mr.. Lion was the
founder of the parish and its faithful
priest for tWenty-eight years. He died
onS January Is, 1903, and the Rev.
Samuel Bradley. the incumbent, was
called to the rectorship. Mr.. Bradley
Will preach tbs memorial sermon and
celebrate holy communion.
At the art gallery of the Mechan-
les Pavilion this morning Rev. E. Ne
lander will preach on "A Good Time
Coming; in the evening on The Real
Guard" A chorus of 100 voices will
render many sacred selections.
Rev. F. w. Fischer, pastor of the
Emanuel Evangelical Church, will
preach this morning on Serving God
in Our Homes; evening subject, The
Church and Its Workers"
Rev. Louis j. Sawyer will deliver an
address at the Young Mems Christian
Association auditorium this afternoon.
Group study classes will meet at 4
o'clock, and at 5:15 lunch will be served
in the association tavern.
Separated to be United" and "Sin
Separates From Cod are to-day's sub
Jects of Rev. A. c. Bane of the How
rd-street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. G.. A. Hough pastor of the
California-street Methodist Episcopal
Church, will preach this morning on
The Old Paths" His evening subject
is, will There Be a Second Proba-
tion?"
At the Simpson Memorial Methodist
EpiscopalChurch this morning the pas
tor, Rev. J. H. Williams. will preach
on "A Boys Religion; or A Study in
sight" His evening topic is, "Christs
Conception of Man.
Rev. f. NJ. Larkin, pastor of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, will
preach this morning on Light on the
Problem OF Evil" and in the evening
on "A Boys Religion; or. A Study in
Child Life
AT the Hamilton Methodist Episcopal
Church this morning the pastor, Rev.
w. P. Stanley, WHIP preach on THE
Childs Religious Training" and in the
evening on What Is the Effect of Sin
in This Life?'
Rev. George Shaw of the Fifteenth
avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
will preach this morning on THE
Character of the Apostolic Church"
lis evening subject is, Doctrine of the
New Testament"
At the Central Methodist Episcopal
Church this evening the choir will re-
peat the Christmas programme by re-
peating THE Coming of the King"
cantata by Dudley Buck. The choir will
consist of thirty voices, assisted by the
following soloists: Miss Beatrice Bos-
ton soprano; Mrs. Richard L. Parting
ton, alto; Hiram Gould, tenor; Harold
Basford bass; w. Fletcher Husband,
organist, and E. T. NJ Eckert director.
In connection Herewith there will be a
short address by the pastor, Rev.
George E. White, D. D.