Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-21
LOCAL KNIGHTS
GO TO POMONA
WILL ATTEND DEDICATION OF
CATHOLIC CHURCH
Rev. Or. Northrop, Pastor Of the First
Baptist Church, Plans a Lee
ture Trip to British
Columbia

The local knights OF Columbus are
planning to attend the dedication of
st. Joseph's church at Pomona in a
body tomorrow morning. A special train
will leave the Salt Lake station at $50
a. M, carrying about 200 knights, with
the city clergy as their guests. The
dedication will be held at 10 a. m,
Bishop Conaty officiating.
During the afternoon a large class
will be initiated by the visiting Knights
and the degree work exemplfied. Fol-
lowing the exemplification a banquet
will be enjoyed. The start on the re-
turn trip will be from Pomona at 10
p. m.
Rev. Joseph Nunan is the pastor of the
church to be dedicated, and is we'll
known in Los Angeles. The bishop
Will be accompanied by Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Harnett, V. g., who will assist in the
services.
The general communion Of the st.
Vincent de Paul conference of the city,
which was announced for tomorrow
morning at o'clock at st. Joseph S
church has been postponed until
August 5.
Young People viii Rally
A general rally of the young peoples
societies of the Baptist churches will
be held tomorrow at 6:15 o'clock at the
First Baptist church.
The Young Ladies' sodality of ST.
Josephs church will present as its third
play, "Pontia, Daughter of Plate"
September 5, in the new school hall.
eastern firm and will soon be shipped
here. The hall is one of the best
equipped for amateur theatricals in the
city.
Women of the Central Baptist church
will give a golden slipper" social at
the church next Tuesday evening.
o. D. Conrey will speak tomorrow
morning at the Bethlehem Institutional
church and at the evening services at
the City Rescue mission, $40 East First
street.
The feast of st. Vincent de Paul,
FOUNDER of the Vincentian order, was
observed last Thursday with a high
mass at st. Vincent's church, celebrat ted
by Rev. W. j. Gorrell, c. M. The
priests of the college are now enjoying
vacations throughout Southern Cali
fornia. Rev. T. ]. Devine C. NJ, left
Thursday for three weeks, and Revs
P. ]. Mcdonald, 9. M, and H. j. O'Con-
nor, c. M, are now at Idylwild. Rev.
G. J. George, c. M, will leave next week
for an outing. Rev. ]. E. Lilley, c. M.
will return from the east about the first
of August Father Lilley went east to
attend the ordination of his brother to
the priesthood.
The Newman club will hold its month
ly meeting July 81 at Levys cafe.
w. H. Fisher Speaks to Y. M. c. A..
Walter H. Fisher will speak tomor-
row afternoon before the mems meet
ing at the Y. M. c. A., 621R South
Broadway. Mr.. Fisher is a we'll known
business man and an active worker of
the First Methodist church. He will
speak from business mans stand
point The new swimming pool of the
association at S33 South Spring street is
proving very popular with association
members as well as outsiders.
The Sunday school of the Westlake
Presbyterian church enjoyed a picnic
at Playa del Rey last Wednesday.
During the summer months Lewis
Kerwin Is in charge of the children's
choir Of the Church of Our Lady of
Loretto
During the summer months mass will
be celebrated each Sunday at st. Mary's
church at 1880 and 10 a. M
Unit! September no evening services
will be held at Christ church. Rev. A.
M. Stilson will occupy the pulpit dur
ing the absence of Rev. Baker P. Lee
who is enjoying a vacation with his
family.
Epworth League Plans Picnic
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church Is planning to give
an evening picnic and supper at East
lake park Friday, August 8.
Good Citizenship" will be the topic
of Rev. Thomas C. Marshall, rector of
the Church of the Neighborhood, to-
morrow evening. Rev. Mr. Marshall re-
turned last Tuesday from an eastern
trip and expects to enlarge the church
work about August 1.
Rev. E. S. Todd of Baltimore will
preach tomorrow morning at the First
Methodist church in the absence of DR..
Mcintyre, who is in the east. EVange-
list Hugh Smith will speak at the even
ing service.
Rev. G. K. Lewis will speak tomor-
row morning at the Boyle Heights
the pastor, will preach at the evening
service A successful Bible institute
has just closed at this church.
The choir of the First Congregational
church will give a service of song Sun
day evening, July 29.
Rev. DIR. S. A. Northrop, pastor of
the First Baptist church, will leave
| the first OF the week Tor British CO.
lumbia where he will deliver a series
of sermons lectures and Bible read
ings before the Chautauqua. Mrs.
Northrop will lead the choruses. Rev.
C. w. Petty, son of Rev. A. M. Petty,
will occupy DR.. Northrops pulpit during
July and Rev. Arthur Brow of Salt
Lake City during August.
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Young Mems society were formally
opened in the new parish hall with a
house warming last Wednesday even
| ing Rev. Ranhael Fuhr 0. f. M. the