Los Angeles herald., 1905-11-04

| IN music room at 9:55 promptly; sub
| iect for consideration, Three Ques-
tions of Income"
| The feast of Blessed John Gabriel
| Perboyre, a priest of the Congregation
of the Missions, who was martyred in
| China I'm 1910 and who was beatied
| by Leo XIII Will he celebrated next
| Tuesday at the Church Of st. Vincent
de Paul. Very Rev. Dr. ]. S. Glass,
G NJ. will celebrate solemn mass at
S o'clock, Rev. q. J. George, deacon,
A. Prenglauer, Max Isaacs and ]. II.
| Hellman have been elected trustees Of
the Temple B'nai Birth. The literary
| section of the temple will meet next
| Tuesday evening, when the annual
| election of officers will be held. Leo
| Cooper viii give lecture on 1.-THE
Merchant of Venice"
The men of the First PRESBYTERIAN
| church cleared about 5000 from the
chicken supper which they gave last
Tuesday evening. About seventy-fve
men had charge of the serving, which
| was followed by an entertainment the
program being furnished by men. w.
| II. Chamberlin was chairman Of the
| finance committee: j. Richardson, eat
ables, and DIR. Smalley, walters.
The choir of the Church of st. Vim
cent de Paul are planning an enter
| tainment to be given i'm the Father
Myer Memorial hall Nov. 2S.
The new Central Avenue Congrega
| tional church. at the corner of Twenty
eighth and Paloma streets, is progress
ing rapidly toward completion. Ser
vices are being held in the old church
| hat hi tI,.n
new site, and which will be used for a
| Sunday school room.
The monthly all-day meeting of the
Christian ministers will be held Mon
day at the East Los Angeles Christian
church. Rev. G.. N. Glover aud DR..
F.. M. Kirkham will deliver addresses.
Rev. Theodore F. Burnham of Val
| lejo will preach at the morning service
tomorrow at the Central Presbyterian
church.
Rev. e. p Ryland, pastor of the
Trinity Methodist church, south, left
Monday to attend the federation of
churches in New York city, as the rep
| resentative of the Southern California
conference. He will he absent six
weeks. Rev. Stephtn Bowers will fill
his pulpit Sunday.
The u. o. c." and 1--WE Boys" classes
of the First Methodist church will give
banquet next Friday evening to the
Minute Men and the u. o. c." classes
of Pasadena. The affair will be given
in the social hall of the First Metho-
dist church
Improvements are being made at the
| Union Avenue Methodist church, in
a new carpet and an organ for the
church.
The Woman's guild of Epiphany
church is preparing for a bazaar to be
given Thursday afternoon and evening,
Dec. I. 1t is hoped to complete the
first $1,000 for the new church building
fund.
The Tabernacle society of the Church
of the Blessed Sacrament has elected
officers as follows: Miss Mary Nc
Caffrey, president; Mrs. Dr. e. q.
Palmer, vice president; Mrs Will
Thilenius, secretary and treasurer This
society is preparing to give sacred
concert in the Beverdge hall during
the first week of December.
The quarterly assembly of the
Tuesday evening at the Church of the
Epiphany. Supper was served to about
fifty delegates by the local chapter.
Following the evening prayer and SER
mon by Rev. Stephen Sherman, the
rector, business session and social
was held in the guild hall, at which
Bishop Johnson made an address, The
assembly next January will be held at
Christ church. and at this time next
year at the Church of the Epiphany.
w. e. McVay cashier of the Union
Bank of Savings, will speak at the
mems meeting at the Y. M. c. A. to-
morrow at $3.50 o'clock. Special music
will be rendered by the association or
chestra.
The Young Mems sodality of st. Vim
cents church will meet next Monday
evening in the Father Meyer Memorial
hall, at which time a social will be
enjoyed
The Young Ladies' and the Young
Mems sodalities and the Confraternity
of the Holy Rosary will receive COM
munion at the 1880 o'clock mass to-
morrow morning at st. Vincent's
church.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First congregational church, will
begin a series of sermons on THE
Heroes of the Faith" at the evening
service tomorrow
Rev. A. C. Smither. pastor of the
First Christian church, will preach
special sermon to young women tomor-
row evening on Esther"
Rev. A. G. Fessenden, pastor of the
n nUf fof.ia oh hac
recently moved with his family to his
new home, 756 Avenue Sixty-four, Gar
vanZa.
Mrs. Margaret Bottome, head of the
Kings Daughters, will arrive in Los
Angeles next Monday, accompanied by
Miss Libby. A reception will be ten