Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-05
PROF. TAYLOR OF CHICAGO TO
SPEAK HERE
Y. M. C. A. LEADER TO ARRIVE
D. E. Luther Of Atlanta, Ca, Who vii
Take Charge Of the Local Work,
Expected to Reach Los
Angeles Today

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known men in the settlement work In
the United States, will speak in Los
Angeles Sunday. August 18, three times.
AT the morning service he will speak at
the First Congregational church, in the
afternoon at the Bethlehem Institu-
tional church and in the evening at the
First Methodist church. Monday he
will address the Congregational minis
ters' meeting at the First Congrega-
tional church and Tuesday will present
his work at Venice.
Prof. Taylor went to the Chicago
Theological seminary from the Hart
ford seminary in 1891 and after a resi-
dence there of one year founded a set
tlement work known as the Chicago
Commons, which is located In the
Seventeenth ward This work is in con-
nection with the Tabernacle Congrega-
tional church, which has been sub
merged in the foreign population.
The work conducted by Prof. Taylor
who resides in that locality with his
family, has proved very successful and
of great benefit to the neighborhood.
D. e. Luther of Atlanta, Ga, the new
general secretary of the Y. NJ. G. A, is
expected to arrive today to take charge
of the local work. A large public re-
ception will be rendered him in Septem-
ber With him will come L. H. Putnan,
to have charge of the work of the boys.
c. F. Quillian, assistant secretary, camo
here from Atlanta several weeks ago
Sanford B. Kurtz, the retiring religious
and educa tional director, will speak at
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon
at o'clock. The orchestra will give
sacred concert from to 3 o'clock
Clarence NJ. Taggart will address the
Boys Triangle club at o'clock.
The second annual summer institute
for the sisterhoods of this diocese will
convene at Columbia hall, Santa
Monica, one week. commencing next
Monday. Bishop Conaty will preside
and will give course of lectures on
literature. Others who will take part
are Rev Thomas e. Shields, Phi. D., Of
the University of Washington; Rev.
John D. Mcguire, Phi. D., also of the
university, and Rev. Raphael Fuhr, O..
F. NJ of ST. Joseph's church, Los An
geles, who will give two lectures on
church music. it is expected about 100
sisters will be in attendance. All
branches of study will be discussed and
new ideas helpful to teachers brought
forth.
"Old Testament Studies in the
Spiritual Life" will be the topic of a
series of sermon-lectures by Rev. Dana
w. Bartlett at the Bethlehem Institu-
tional church. The first of the series
tomorrow will be 1.-THE Right Start"
Rosendo Maeto Urcuchurtu, the blind
musician, will give sacred concert at
this church this evening, using his one
string instrument, the rosendolin. The
proceeds will be for his benefit.
Work was commenced last Monday
on the new Conaty hall of the Sacred
Heart parish. The corner stone will be
laid Sunday afternoon, August 20. A
new sanctuary lamp, in unique design.
has been donated to the church by a
parishioner. Three new windows have
been donated and the remaining six
will be placed in position by Christmas.
mi.
in position and greatly add to the
beauty of the church.
Rev. William O'Shea, G. S. S. r., of
st. Louis, who has been giving retreat
the past week at the Mercy home, will
preach tomorrow morning at the Ii
o'clock mass at the Church of tha
Sacred Heart and in the evening at the
Church of st. Thomas the Apostle
Father O'Shea is we'll known here, hav-
ing given several missions.
The new headquarters of the Volun-
teers Of America at 1873 East First street
will be completed for the opening the
first Sunday in September. The public
will be invited for a general inspection.
The new home at the corner of Twenty
third street and Vermont avenue is also
nearing completion.
The home department of the Sunday
school of the First Methodist church
will enjoy a social in the social hall of
the church next Tuesday evening. This
department now has 800 members and
it is hoped to secure 1000 soon.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty will dedicate
the new church at Azusa tomorrow
morning at 1O:3O o'clock. In the after
noon he will ohiciate at the solemn pro-
fession of the perpetual vows of several
sisters of the Holy Name at the Ra-
mona convent.
The new individual communion cup;
presented to the westlake Presbyterian
church (Cumberland) by Mrs. saraf