Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-06
CHURCH WORK
IS AUGMENTED
SETTLEMENT RESIDENTS ARE
HIGHLY FAVORED
Stereoptioon Views Of Paintings Of
Old and Modern Masters of
the Brush VIII BE
Given

A Sunday school will be organized at
the new st. Marks Episcopal church.
formerly the Newman Methodist
church, on Towne avenue tomorrow at
$3.50 D. M Rev. T. G.. Marshall, rector
of the Church of the Neighborhood, will
be in charge. The first regular church
services will be held week from to-
morrow, and during the week a school
of music, with nominal prices, will be
organized under the direction Of Or.
Lyon Ferrand.
Rev. Mr.. Marshall will be assisted at
the Church of the Neighborhood by
Archibald Porter.
The regular kindergarten classes at
the Church of the Neighborhood have
opened for the winter term, with an at
tendance of twenty little ones. The
sewing classes will be opened today.
The settlement residents have been
| augmented by Miss Annie E. Harris, a
| trained nurse, who will assist in the
work, which Is hoped will be organized
intoga far-reaching settlement work.
| THE Christ of the Artists and the
Christ of the Christian Faith will be the
! topic of Rev. A. b. PricharC tomorrow
night at Central Presbyterian church.
The sermon will be illustrated with
stereopticon views Of paintings of the
old masters as well as modern painters.
Rev. Mr., Prichard has made a study of
| the subject for many years and will
give a brief history of the conceptions
of Christ from the Veronica, the earliest
through the mosaics of the baSilicas to
modern painters.
VIII Give Skating Party
The young men of the Baraca class
| OF the Central Baptist church have Sc
cured Dreamland for skating party
IN,
nual election of officers will be held
Thursday night.
The b-monthly twilight communion
and reception to members will be held
at the First Congregational church to-
morrow afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
w. E. McVay will speak tomorrow
evening at the Union Gospel mission,
las North Main street.
Secretaries day. will be observed
tomorrow afternoon at the Y. w. C. A.
at the vesper service at o'clock.
A meeting of Presbyterian Koreans
residing in Los Angeles will be held
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock at
the Central Presbyterian church. Ar
rangements will be made. for a perma-
nent work.
Rev. e. H. Emmett, state evangelist
of the Baptist church, will begin a
series of evangelistic services tomorrow
in large tent corner of Seventh and
Hope streets, under the auspices of the
young people of the Baptist churches.
The last communion, of the pastorate
of Rev. E. p. Ryland at Trinity
Methodist church south will be observed
at the service tomorrow morning. Rev.
Mr.. Ryland will preach on Christ Our
Surety" R-v. Mr.. Ryland has been
pastor of the church the past four
years. serving the time limit of the
Methodist church south. The confer
ence will be. held November 1 at Santa
Ana. Rev. J. 7. Stewart of Phoenix,
Ariz will preach at the evening SER
vice at Trinity church tomorrow.
Will Address Y. M. C. A.
Downward but Difficult" VIII be the
topic of Rev. Cal Ogburn at the mems
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the Y.
NC. A.
Rally day services will be held at the
Bethlehem Institutional church tomor-5
row. when all members of the church,
past and present, ere invited to attend
the services. Rev. Dana w. Bartlett
will preach the sermon on 1.-THE Golden
Law" The evening service will be in
charge of the Gideon's band and will be
held in the hotel parlors.
A series of sermons to young women
will be begun tomorrow night by Rev.
A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Central Bap-
tist church., He will speak on "The
Popular Girl,' 1.-The Young Woman in
Business" 1.-The Daughter at Home"
"The Girl That Nobody Likes" and
Choosing a Husband"
The first of the Wednesday afternoon
organ recitals at Christ church for the
season was given this week by Archi-
bald Sessions, the organist, assisted by
John Douglas Walker, the choir direc-
tor. The recitals will be given on the
first and third Wednesday afternoons
of each month at o'clock.
Communion will be observed at the
Westlake Presbyterian church at the
morning service tomorrow. In the even
ing Rev. ]. B. Self will speak on Con
secration.'' Rev. w. d. Lands, the
pastor, will attend the last synod of
the Cumberland Presbyterian church at
Mountain View next week, and fol-
lowing that will attend the regular
synod Of the Presbyterian church.
Beginning tomorrow the hour of Sun
day masses at st. Mary's church will be
at and 1880 o'clock. with Sunday
! school at $3.50 a. m. The Children OF
Mary will hold meeting at 2;30 D. m.
| Vespers and benediction will be re-
sumed at 1880 p. m. During the month
OF October the daily mass will be at
a. M, at which the juvenile choir will
sing the litany and appropriate hymns.
Goes to China
| Rev. Dwight Chaplin, recently or
dained by the presbytery, addressed
the service last Wednesday might at the
Central Presbyterian church. Rev. e.
A. Campbell also made an address.
Rev. Mr.. Chapin, who is well known i'm
Los Angeles, is under appointment by
the Presbyterian board to go as mis-
sionary to Chung-le Flu, China. Rev.
Mr. Campbell is from ST. Lawrence
island, Alaska, forty miles from ST.
IBERIA.
"The Lack of the Social Side of Chris
tianity' will be the topic of Rev. G. u.
Foster, pastor Of the Newman Metho-
dist church, at the service tomorrow
morning. Services will be held IN the
hall at 739 Kohler street until the new
church is completed corner Ruth and
Agatha streets.
The st. Vincents lyoeum will meet
next Tuesday evening, when officers
win be elected for the ensuing year.
The Daughters of Christ church will
give a reception to the young people of
the church Tuesday night, October 16,
at the rectory.