Los Angeles herald., 1905-04-16
Lecture on Socialism

Rev. ]. NJ. A. Spence pastor of the
Congregational church at Green Bay,
Wis, is to give a lecture this
afternoon at Masonic hall at 8 o'clock
on "Obiections to Socialism"
Pastor Will Tour Europe
Rev. Joseph Barron, pastor of ST.
Mary's church, will leave May l for
a six months tour of Europe, includ-
ing a visit to Rome and to his old home
in Ireland. Father Barron expects to
return about November 1.
viii Render oratorio Tonight
The choir of st. Johns Episcopal
church, consisting of a quartet and
chorus, will render Stainers oratorio,
1.-THE Crucifixion," at the evening SER
vice today. The soloists will be Misses
Louise Nixon HILL Maude Wolfe,
Messrs. Joseph Dupuy and g. B. Peter
SEN Waldo F. Chase is the choir
master.
Historical Society
The Historical society of Southern
California will meet at the residence
of j. NJ. Quinn, corner of Monte Vista
street and Avenue Fiftysix, Monday
evening. The program will consist of
a paper by H. D. Barrows, Fifty
Years in Los Angeles" and an address
by Walter r. Bacon on Pioneer Courts
and Lawyers.
Catholic Mission Will Close
The mission held the past week by
Smith nd NJ
Handy, c. S. p, at the Church of the
Sacred Heart, will close today. At the
service this evening the baptismal
vows will be renewed and the papal
benediction given. Father Smith will
preach on privileges of the Christian
Religion" This mission has been very
successful.
Comic Opera for Charity
The comic opera, princess Phosa, -
composed by John NJ. Kendall and
Charles F. Hanson, is to be sung in one
of the local theaters soon under the
auspices of the Women of WoOdcraft.
A chorus of over 25O children and
eighty adults has been in training for
about six weeks, daily rehearsals being
held The principals, sixteen in num-
Der. are being selected from among the
best soloists in this city. The proceeds
are for the benefit of the benevolent
fund of this organization, which has
done much during the past in relieving
the distressed.
Lecture on 1.-THE Invisible"
There appears TO be a continued in
terest in psychological questions as
evidenced by an ever-lncreasing num-
ber of those who like instruction as
well as entertainment DIR. Alexander
j. McIvorTyndall, the psychologist
and leader of the advanced thought
movement, speaks to large audiences
at Blanchard hall every Sunday after
noon. This afternoon DR.. NIcIvor-
Tyndall vii ltake for the subject of
his discourse "The Invisible" supple
menting the lecture with demonstra-
tions of his extraordinary powers of
reading thought
Won der Lobe Funeral
The funeral of Willie r. Won der
Lobe, aged IA years months and 27
days, son of j. II, c. Won der Lobe.
superintendent of Rosedale cemetery,
took place from the cemetery grounds
on Monday afternoon. April 10. A
short service was held at the house
consisting of scripture. prayer and a
duet. 1T Is Well With My Soul" feel
ingly sung by Misses Tillie Holman and
Bendickson The main service at Rose
dale chapel was conducted by Rev.
George Schroeder, assisted by Revs.
Otto Wilke and T.. A. Werth. The pail
bearers were six young men from the
First German M. e, church, and the
honorary pall bearers were representa-
tives Of stanton post, No, So, G. A. r.