The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
SERVICES
To Be HELD TO-DAY
THROUGHOUT THE CITY
Clergy of All Denomina-
tons to Give Words
of Cheer to Flocks.
Annual Memorial Exer-
cises for the Veterans
Will Be Held.

Religious services will be held today
by the clergy of the Protestant and Ro-
man Catholic churches in similar order
to those of last Sunday, The services of
the Protestant Episcopal churches will
be as follows:
Cathedral Mission. Second street, near
Folsom, Rev. j. p. Turner-At IL a. M,
morning prayer and sermon in temporary
building on the old site.
St John the Evangelist, Rev. L. c.
Sanford-Services in Catholic Apostolic
Church. Eighteenth and Dolores streets,
at 9 q. M: holy communion, p. m.
evening prayer
All Saints, Waller street, near Masonic
avenues a. m. holy communion; $3.50 a.
prayer.
ST James. St Marys and Holy In
nocents' churches-Services as usual
st. Stephens, Rev. Cecil Marrack-S a.
m. holy communion: $3.50 a. M, Sunday
school; IL a. m. morning prayer; p. M,
evening prayer.
Church of the Advent, Rev. c. N. La
throp, at st. Stephens Church, Fulton
street near Fillmore-S:30 a. M, mass.
st. Paul's. Rev. W. NJ. Reilly st. Paul's
Guild Hall, California street, near Fill
more-7:30 a. m, holy communion; IL a.
M. morning prayer and sermon
st Luke's, Rev. B. NJ. Weedsn, st.
Paul's Guild Hall-S:3o a. m, holy COM
munion; p. m, evening prayer.
Grace and st. Peters, 25l5 Webster
street, Rev. ID. ]. Evans, Rev. w. M.
Bours-Morning prayer and sermon.
Trinity, Rev. DR.. f. w. Clampett. Rev.
James Hulme, Guild Hall, Bush street,
near Gough-11 am.
Trinity Episcopal Church has been
thoroughly inspected and has been pro-
nounced TO be in perfectly safe condi-
ton and a certificate to that effect has
been granted. In passing upon the
structure the inspector stated that il is
one of the most solid and perfect of the
remaining buildings.
AT ST. Mary's Cathedral there will be
masses this morning at 6, z, s, 8, 10 and
IL o'clock
ficiate at st. Josephs Church. After the
9 o'clock mass St Joseph's Sodality will
meet ut the church.
On invitation of Calvary Presbyterian
Church the members of the First Pres
byterian Church will worship at the
church on Fillmore and Jackson streets.
The Rev. DR.. Hemphill will alternate with
the Rev. w. K Guthrie at the Sabbath
services as soon as the latter returns from
the General Assembly. DIR. Hemphill will
preach this morning on the theme, After
liS L<di buQudht dIQ the Sllll CIndll
Voice"
Rev. Father Thomas Sherman. S. j..
Chicago, will preach this evening (Sun-
day. at Sacred Heart College Fell and
Fillmore streets. Devotions will COM
mence at 1880 O'Clock The occasion will
be the annual memorial services of the
veterans of the Spanish-American war.
Father Sherman. who is a son of Gen.
eral Sherman of civil war fame, is him.
self veteran of the Spanish American
war. serving with distinction as chaplain
at Porto Rico. His national reputation
as a pulpit orator will insure large con-
gregation.
Our Fallen Heroes win be the subject
Of the memorial sermon by DR. Edwin
Il. Hadloek at the First English Lutheran
Church on Geary street, near Octavia, this
morning at IL o'clock. The service will
be in memory both of the men who have
fallen under our flag and those who have
recently fallen in the defense of our city
Members of the Grand Army Spanish
War Veterans and friends of the heroes
Of our disaster will be especially welcome
st. Patrick's Church win hold services
today at Fifth and Clementina streets