Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-03
CLERGY PREPARE
To TAKE VACATION
CHURCH SERVICES WILL NOT
BE DISTURBED
EXODUS BEGINS NEXT MONTH
Many Plan to Visit the East, a Few
viii co Abroad, While Others
VIII Recreate Nearer
Home
EXODUS BEGINS NEXT MONTH


and beach resorts to spend their vaca-
tions.
The shepherds of the hocks will be
absent, but the church work will in
nowise be discontinued. The pulpits
will be supplied by visiting clergymen
committees having been appointed for
this purpose in the different churches
The clergymen as a rule, spend theiI
vacations at mountain or beach re-
sorts in quiet enjoyment Others will
visit the Portland fair and put in their
time sight seeing in the north.
Several of the prominent clergymer
of this city have already gone to Eu-
rope for their vacations, prominent
among whom are Rev. Robert ]. Bur-
dette, pastor of Temple Baptist church.
who will attend the Baptist world con-
vention in London. He is accompanied
by his talented wife and son. Rev. c.
c. Pierce, pastor of the Memorial Bap-
tist church, and wife, will also attend
that convention.
Rev. Joseph Barron, rector of St
Mary's church, left some time ago for
Europe, and is now in Italy. He will
tour Europe and the Holy land before
his return in the fall.
Bishop Conaty, an example of the
strenuous life, but an apostle of the
simple life, is planning work which
will keep him in town until his trip to
Rome the latter part of August or early
in September, when he will have an
stood that he will be accompanied by
his brother, Rev. Bernard Conaty of
Worcester, Mass.
Monsignor P. Harnett, pastor of the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana and vical
general of the diocese, says that he
thinks his long European trip of last
year will have to suffice for his sum-
mer vacation this year. He expects tc
stay in town during the summer.
Bishop johnson of the Episcopal di-
ocese of Los Angeles is now at Cor
onado, He will return tomorrow. The
Bishop and Mrs. Johnson are now re-
siding at their beautiful Pasadena
home.
Very Rev. Dr. Joseph s. Glass, C. NJ
president of ST. Vincent's college, left
Friday to attend the Catholic Educa-
tional association in New York city. He
will make tour of the east and visit
his old home in Missouri.
Rev. F. x. McCabe, c. M, vice presi-
dent of st. Vincent's college, left yes.
terday for a visit with his mother in
New Orleans, after which he will give
a retreat at Ell Paso, Tex
Rev. DR.. Robert Mcintyre, pastor of
The First Methodist church, will leave
July IS for the east, where he will make
a lecturing tour of the Chautauquas as
semblies of Iowa, Illinois and Indiana.
He expects to be absent one month.
Rev. Frank De Witt Talmage, pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church. will
spend two months at La Jolla with his
family. II expect to have a glorious
time with the members of my family on
Sur vacation" said DIR. Talmage. do
you know it wouldn't be vacation with
put them to boss me-"
Rev. Hugh K. Walker, pastor of the
Immanual Presbyterian church, will
spend his vacation at Catalina, where
he will go July II to remain until Sep
iember l. Mrs. Walker and the family
will leave next week.
Rev. DIR. Rider, pastor of the West
lake Methodist church, expects to leave
Wednesday with his family for a ten
visit Ventura county
The three local Methodist presiding
elders, Revs. j. L. Pitner. A. w. Adkin-
son and S. A. Thomson, are working
hard for the success of the Forthcoming
camp meeting at Huntington Beach
and are planning to remain in Los An
geles the greater part of the summer.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor OF
the First Congregational church. is now
In the east attending the national Sun
day school convention. He is accom-
panied by Mrs. Day
DIR. Warren f. Day, the pastor emeri-
tus, will leave for the north on the re-
turn of his son, to attend the meeting
of the American board in Seattle He
will also visit the Portland fair.
Very Rev. j. j. wilkins, dean and
rector of st. Paul's pro-cathedral, says
he expects to take a vacation of four
weeks. but where, when or how he does
aot know.
Rev. Baker p. Lee. the new rector OF
Christ Episcopal church, says that he
will stay in town all summer in order
not to drop the work he has commenced
ln his parish.
Rev. A. C. Smither. pastor OF the
First Christian church, and wife will
attend the national assembly OF Chris
tian churches in San Francisco August
II to "a. They will enjoy vacation ia
The northern part of the state.
Rev. stephen Sherman, rector Of st.
Athanasius' church, and Mrs. Sherman
will attend the Berkeley summer school
for ministers, commencing July a.
Rev. Walton Hall Doggett. rector Of
Epiphany church. will also attend this