Los Angeles herald., 1905-07-29
PRIEST RECEIVES
CHAPLAIN ROBES
DISTINGUISHED HONOR FOR
MGR. HARNETT
FRANCIS MURPHY IMPROVES
MethodIsts Begin Camp Meeting at
Huntington Beach Wednesday.
Central Baptist Sunday School
Actlvitles-Notes
FRANCIS MURPHY IMPROVES

les ever held at the Cathedral Of ST
vibiana will be that of the investiturs
of Rt. Rev. Monsignor p. Harnett, vica.
general Of the diocese and pastor Of the
cathedral, in the robes of domestic
chaplain at 1O:30 o'clock tomorrow
morning. Mgr. Harnett has also the
honorary title Of pronotary apostolic
as vicar general, but the honor to he
as a reward for his faithful service in
this diocese. 1t gives rank next to that
of bishop and when the recipient visit 5
Rome gives privileges as a member Of
the papal household.
Bishop Conaty will bless the rochet,
manteletta and beretta, after which
the monsignor will receive them. Fol-
lowing this Mgr. Harnett will celebrate
solemn high mass, assisted by Rev.
George Subert as deacon, Rev. w.
Lonnergan as sub-deacon and Rev. ].
A. Reardon as master of ceremonies.
Bishop Conaty will preach the sermon.
A large number of priests from the
northern part of the state and local
priests will be present.
An elaborate musical program has
been arranged for this service, which is
the first of its kind to be held in
Southern California, by Rev. T. r.
Fahey, diocesan choirmaster. Opus
Twelfth Mass" by Franz Witt will be
sung. An ave maria will be given as
offertory by Miss Wagner, soprano;
Miss Scanlon, alto, and James Fox,
tenor. The mems voices of the choir
will be feature of the program.
The service will be open to the gen
eral public and it is expected the
cathedral will be crowded, as Mgr. Har-
nett is one Of the most prominent
clergymen Of Los Angeles.
Much activity is being manifested in
the Sunday school of the Central Bap-
tist church. Two classes have recent
Iy been organized, the Philathea class
of thirty-five young women and the
Baraca class Of nineteen young men
The classes gave a social at the home
or Prof. Yoder last Tuesday evening
They will give socials periodically and
the young men will maintain an en-
pIoyment committee.
Arrangements are being made by
Methodists for the camp meeting at
Huntington Beach, which will begin
Wednesday and continue ten days.
The tents are being placed in position.
The large tent will be put up Monday,
in which DR.. Bulgin will conduct the
services.
A "group meeting" will be held at
the Redondo Methodist church Thurs
day evening by the Epworth leagues
of San Pedro, Gardena, Moneta, Re-
dopdo Ocean Park and Santa Monica.
Addresses will be made by officers of
the district league. Special music will
be furnished by the quartet of the
Gardena league.
Rev G. F. Bovard, president of the
University of Southern California, will
preach at the morning service tomor-
row at the Union Avenue Methodist
church. Rev. ]. H. Phillips will preach
at the evening service. Rev. w. c.
Botkin, the pastor, is expected to re-
turn with his bride next week.
The feast of Portiuncula will be
observed at the Plaza and st. Joseph's $
churches Wednesday. In preparation
for the feast, a tridieum will be COM
menced at the Plaza church Monday
evening, which will close with a spec
ial service Wednesday afternoon at 8
O'Clock, when the rosary will be sung
by choir of twenty children, attired
in costumes of the old pueblo days.
Rev. j. Caballeria will preach.
Col. and Mrs. French of the Saliva
tion Army will conduct services today
and tomorrow. Mrs. French will con-
duct the service this evening at corps
No. 2. while the colonel will be at corps
No. l. Col. French will give stereop-
ticon lecture tomorrow evening at the
Venice assembly on Salvation Army
Work" Commissioner Kilby of the Sal
walton Army left Thursday after a
brief visit in Los Angeles.
us the Strenuous Life Worth Liv-
ing?" will be the topic of Rev. Mr..
Blight at Fellowship hall No. 2, 519
South Broadway. tomorrow morning.
Sunday school will be held at Emerson
hall at $3.50 a. m.
''The Old Story of Love" will be the
topic of Rev. ]. Schaefie at the Union
Rescue mission, 145 North Main street,
tomorrow evening. VIII c. Trotter will
conduct a special evangelistic service
preceding the evening service. Special
music will be rendered.
Francis Murphy is steadily improv-
ing and is planning to resume his tenn
perance work in the near future. Mrs.
Murphy win go to Fair Oaks soon TO
attend to removing of their furniture
for their new home, which is nearing
completion.