Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-16
FELLOWSHIP MEMBERS OPEN
HOUSE
HosTESsEs ATTEND DAILY
Eleven Young Men Prepare for Meth
odIst MInistry--St. Patrick's Mis-
sion ccessful-General
Church News

house warming at 1tS new telioWsiilp
house at 420 West Sixth street. near
Olive, Friday evening. A large num-
ber Of people visited the new quarters
during the reception hours
The business offices of the Fellowship
will be located at this address, as will
the various philanthropic activities.
The Sunday school and Young Peoples
lyceum will meet there every Sunday
morning at $50 o'clock. A committee
of the women members has charge OF
the house and hostesses will be In at
tendance every afternoon to meet VS.
itors and members.
Miss Josephine P. Coffin, who has
been identified with the religious move
ment in Chicago, has been secured to
fill the office of secretary, Clarence
Thompson having resigned the position
to take up studies in Boston. Reynold
E. Blight, who has been financial sec
retary and who occupied the pulpit
during the summer, will be assistant
minister.
Much activity has been manifested
in the Newman Methodist church under
the pastorate of Rev. G.. e. Foster.
This is especially noticeable among the
young people of the church. The pas
tor states that there are eleven young
men in the church preparing for the
ministry of the Methodist church or for
the missionary field. At the opening of
the University of Southern California
Monday three young men will enter on
theological studies from this church,
being Harry Mannell, C. j. Hanson
and Mr.. Palmer Mr.. Mannell is CON-
vert from Catholicism.
Very Rev. Louis M. Miller, D. D.,
o. M. c., provincial of the Franciscan
province of the Immaculate Conception
of Syracuse, N. Y, and Very Rev. AL
phonse Maria Lehrscholl, d. D., o. M.
c., superior Of the Minor Conventuals
of Albany, N. Y, were guests during
the week at st. Joseph's monastery.
They were returning from the triennial
canonical visit to the sisters of st.
Francis, covering the Sandwich Is
lands, Honolulu and the leper islands of
Molokai.
Solemn mass Of invocation in observ-
ance of the opening of college will be
celebrated at st. Vincent's church to-
morrow morning at 10:45 O'Clock. Rev.
F. x. MCcabe, c. M, vice president
of the college, will be celebrant; Rev.
H. M. Murtaugh, G.. M, deacon; Mr..
McHugh, sub deacon. Very Rev. DR..
]. S. Glass, c. M, president Of the col
lege, will preach the sermon on "Chris-
ton Education" The students will at
tend in body.
The mission given the present week
at st. Patrick's church has proved very
successful. Rev. Joseph Melchars, S.
j., will preach in German at the $3.50
o'clock mass tomorrow. Rev. ]. Milli-
gan, s. j., will preach in English at the
10:30 o'clock mass on "The Mercy of
God" The sodalities will meet in the
afternoon for reorganization. The mis-
sion will close with papal benediction
at the evening service.
Rev. T. G. Marshall, rector of the
Church of the Neighborhood, returned
from his vacation Thursday. He has
arranged for junior church service
each Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
Music will be furnished by a children's
choir. Rev. Mr.. Marshall will resume
his sermons on "The Life of Christ"
Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church, is plan
ming a series of educational classes for
the young people Of the church. Each
Tuesday evening there will be Bible
class and each alternate Friday even
ing a lecture upon educational subjects
and social.
The Union Rescue mission, 145 North
Main street, will celebrate it's third
anniversary Thursday evening with a
special service. William Cleaver, for
mer secretary of the Y. M. G. A., will
speak at the service Sunday evening,
at which Mrs. Paul c. Hester will
sing.
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, pastor of the
Central Baptist church, returned
Thursday with his family from their
vacation. The church gave them re-
ception last evening. The new pews
will be placed in position for the SER
vices Sunday.
The Comrades" of the Trinity Meth
odist church, South, held their annual
banquet Tuesday evening. The men,
ber receiving the record for the best
work of the year is the guest of honor,
Max Sickmon receiving the honor. Os-
car B. Smith is the leader.
The Young Ladies' sodality Of st. Jo-
seph's church, under the direction of
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