The San Francisco call., 1906-06-03
RELIGIOUS BODIES
ARE To HOLD USUAL
EXERCISES TODAY.
Distinguished Visitors VIII 0c-
cupy the Pulpits Of
Local Pastors.
Dr.. Arthur Smith Of China to
Preach to DR.. Meserves
Congregation.

There will be services this morning 6
by the various denominations in this
city, and pastors will deliver sermons
DR.. Arthur Smith, a well-known mis-
sionary of the American Board in
China, will occupy DIR. Meserves pull
pit at Plymouth Congregational Church.
Another visitor to the city, DR.. Weaver,
of Los Angeles, will deliver a sermon
at the First English Lutheran Church.
Services will be held in the Episcopal
churches as follows:
Cathedral Mission, Second street,
near Folsom, Rev. ]. P. Turner-At IL
a m. holy communion and sermon in
temporary building on old site. Today
is the MISSIONS twelfth anniversary
st. John the Evangelist. Rev. l. c.
Sanford--Scrvices in Catholic Apostolic
Church ana Dolores At a. M, holy
AZ santa. Waller street; near Ma
some me- holy obstns Rao $40 = a Hasss m Sun
day schooihI a. m, morning prayer.
st. James, st. Marys and Holy Inno-
cents Misunderstanding as usual.
Fulton. street, near Fillmore-9:S0 a.
m, Sunday school; IL a. m, holy COM
munion and sermon; p. M, evening
= Church ci he of the Advent. Rev c. n.
Lathrop. at st.estephen's church-S;so
a m, mass
Panrs Guild i'd Hail. Hail California street,
near Fillmore-7:30 a. M, holy COM
munion; II a m, morning prayer and
sermon.
st. Luke's. Rev B. M weeden, ST.
PauFs Guild Hall-s:30 a. m, holy COM
nlehaSa' arsee snG & St st. Peters % 95i5 M webster
NJ Bours-11 a, m, holy communion
trinity, Rev. DR. F. W, clampett and
Rev. James Hulme, Guild Hall, BUSH
street. near Gough-11 a. m.
The services of the Roman Catholic
churches will take place as follows:
Cathedral, 6, I, s, 9, 10, II; vespers,
Holy Cross Gold church,, $50. 1880. s.
9. 10. Il; sunday SCHOOL 80 oo
St St feters feaGss g = $o $8G s;so s8o. l0iso 1890
St. GATHERINGS Home, I. 9.
st; Jeaseph'sso Tenth and Howard
ST. Paurs, s. Z, s. 8, 10. IL.
Star of the Sea, $50, 1880, 8, II.
ST. Roses (Potrero). 6, 7, 1880, S:15,
9, 1890.
St. Francis (Telegraph HID. I, 9, 10.
St. Francis (foot of Montgomery ave-
nue., Z, 8, 10.
st. Vincent de Paul $50, s, 8, 1880.
Slavonian, g. 10:30.
Italian, Tennessee Camp, 9.
Corpus Christi. $50, s, 10.
Notre Dame oes victoItvs (Little Sis
St, Agnes. s:15, 1880. 9. 10, II; chill
St Anne's. 7:so. 1890. -
Fort Mason. 9.
At the Lombard-street entrance of
the Preside. 9.
Lombard street and Van Ness avenue,
St. Patrick's, Fifth and Clementina
streets. 9.
ST Brendan's (Sailors' nome), g.
The Baptist churches have for the
most part resumed their regular serv-
ices. The First Church is holding
morning service only at the Park Bap-
tist Chapel. 94S Stanyan street, where
evening Morning service is held in
Library Hail, on / street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues. with
Rev. Mr. Coats as preacher, who speaks
also in the Bethel Church, Eighteenth
street, corner or Diamond, in the even
ing At the Hamilton square Baptist
Church, Post street, near Steiner Rev.
L. ]. Sawyer will preach morning and
evening. A new chapel has been opened
for the burned-out Covenant Church at
1850 Lombard street, where Rev. C. E.
ton with a new tent service which is
to be located in the Richmond District
Hamilton square Church is the Baptist
headquarters of the city and is open
for Baptist relief work daily from
to o'clock.
Special evangelistic services are
being held in the Hamilton square
Baptist Church every evening in the
week except on Saturday. The pre-
liminary service is illustrated by the
stereopticon.
DR.. George e. Burlingame, the newly
elected pastor of the First Baptist
Church, was expected by the first OF
May, but has postponed his coming till
July, in order to assist in raising funds
for the rebuilding of the burned build
ings.
Rev P A Helm, pastor of the
burned out Swedish Baptist Church. is
also in the East asking aid of sister
Swedish churches in rebuilding.
At Emmanuel Baptist Church, Bart