Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-09
WILL PREACH IN
FOREIGN TONGUES
GERMAN AND SPANISH TALKS
4 BY PRIEST
FELLOWSHIP HOUSE OPENED
Epworth League EIectIon--Rescue
Mission ServIces-Pastors Re-
turning From Vacations.
Church Notes

A mission will be given at st. Pat
rick's Catholic church., commencing at
the 1890 o'clock mass tomorrow, In
charge of Rev. Father Mulligan Of st
Ignatius' church. San Francisco. Ser
mons will be delivered in English, Ger.
man and Spanish. German sermons
will be delivered each morning at 6
o'clock and In English at 8 o'clock. In
struction in German will be given each
afternoon at 8 o'clock and an English
sermon will be delivered by Father
Mulligan each evening. The services
in Spanish will be conducted in three
sections of the parish for the con-
venience of the Spanish people. Com
mencing Sunday and continuing until
Wednesday services with Spanish SER
mons will be held in hall at Twentieth
street and Compton avenue; from
Wednesday to Friday at Thirty-eighth
and Alameda street, and from Friday
to the following Sunday in Florence.
Rev. P. j.. o Heilly, pastor Of the parish,
has returned from a vacation at the
Portland fair
The quarterly meeting of st. Andrews
Brotherhood district assembly was held
Monday evening in st. Paurs parish
house. Frank Shelby of Denver, wes-
tern travelling secretary of the Brother
hood made an address, preceded by de-
votional exercises by Dean Wilkins.
Ralph Walters was elected secre-
tary and S. 3. Robinson treasurer.
Robert Lindsay of All Saints parish
was elected lay delegate to the Brother
hood convention at Chicago September
20. with H. 1. Thomas, superintendent
of st. Paurs sunday school, as alter
nate.
Mrs. Mary Russell Mills, associate
minister of the Los Angeles Fellowship,
will speak at Blanchard hall tomorrow
morning at IL O'clock. Mrs. Mills will
take for her topic, Character" Miss
Helen o. Tape will sing and Alfred Z.
walper will render violin solo. The
new Fellowshiphouse has been opened
and henceforth the headquarters will
he at 42o west Sixth street. Sunday
school will be held at $3.50 o'clock each
Sunday mornint, followed at IL o'clock
by the childrenA church.
SUPERINTENDENT Conrey of the coffee
clubs will speakat the Union Rescue
mission. las Norjh Main street, this
evening Miss Rut Roger will sing. To-
morrow evening Rev. A. c. Dodds, chiet
probation officer & the juvenile court,
will speak. Mrs. Paul c. Hester will
sing at this servie. Pentecostal SER
vice will be heldlat o'clock. The
usual gospel wag@ services will be
held. ~
Rev. C. Gregoire las been appointed
assistant to Rev. ]. W. Collins at the
Church of St. ThomaA the Apostle dur
ing the absence of R%. ]. J. Clifford.
the pastor. Father clifford arrived in
Chicago yesterday onhis way to join
Bishop Conaty in My York. They
will sail September q lor Rome.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church held it annual meet
= ing Tuesday evening. The following
officers were elected: Osar Schurmer,
president; Mrs. ]. D. Alrch, Walter
Z Fisher Mrs. o. ]. Gains aid Mrs. Ralph
Hamlin, vice presidents; William Hun
= ter. secretary; Ezra c. 1nops, treas
urer. The league now has'69 members.
The following officers have been
! elected by the B. Y. P. Uiof the I'M
n manuel Baptist church: 4rs. White,
!. president; Miss Mildred elatworthy,
4 vice president; Miss Helen Goldback.
recording secretary; Percy Greenfield,
corresponding secretary; H$mer Ben
ter. treasurer; Miss Mamie Walters,
! pianist.
t Rev. DR.. Warren F. Day, pator eme-
ritus of the First Congregational
e church, left wednesday for tie Port
land fair. He will attend sessions Of
the American board at SeattlS Rev.
William Horace Day, the pastF, will
leave Tuesday to attend the boah ses-
, sions.
Rev. e. P. Ryland, pastor of Unity
. Methodist church, South, will speal to-
morrow afternoon at o'clock atthe
Y. M. G. A. on Christ Our LiAt."
! The service will be preceded by a TO
gram OF sacred music by the assoda-
e tion orchestra.
! watermelon evening" will be o.
served Tuesday evening at the Y. MI.
I A. Those interested in the educatioHl
work Of the association, includiE
I former and prospective students. are II
Z vited program will be rendered aH
refreshments served.