The San Francisco call., 1906-06-24
PRAYER BOOK CROSS
10 Be THE SCENE OF
A NEW CEREMONY
Bishop Nichols VIII Address
People in Golden Gate
Park.
Service Is to Take Form Of
Thanksgiving for Pre-
Servation.

House or Church women OF the EplS-
copal church.
Bishop Nichols conservation, at his de-
sire the service this afternoon will
| take the form of Thanksgiving for
preservation through the days of the
| late disaster.
Beautiful music has been prepared to
be rendered by the Vested Choir Asso-
citation under the direction of Wallace
Sabin. ST. Lukes organist. The service
will last but an hour and Bishop
Nichols will. deliver the address.
The services of the Episcopal church
will be as follows:
Cathedral Mission, Second street. near
Folsom; Rev. j. P. Turner-11 o'clock,
morning prayer and sermon in tempo
rary building on old site.
ST. John the Evangelist; Rev. L. c.
Sanford-Services in Catholic Apostolic
Church Eighteenth street, between
Church and Dolores, at a. m.
All Saints. Waller street, near Ma
sonic avenue; Rev w. E. Hayes a.
m, holy communion; $3.50 a. m sun
day school; IL o'clock morning prayer
nocents' churches-Services as usual.
st. Stephens, Rev Cecil Manach--S
a. M. holy communion; $50 a. M, sun
day school; II o'clock, morning prayer
and sermon by Rev. w. nj. Bours;
o'clock, evening prayer.
Church of the Advent, Fulton street,
II
st. Paul's. Rev w. NJ. Reilly. St.
Paul's Guild Hall. California street,
near Fillmore-7:30 a. M, holy COM
munion; II o'clock morning prayer and
sermon.
st. Luke's, Rev B. NJ weeden-sun-
day services are temporarily held in
and Fillmore streets. Sundayschool, 2
p. M; evening PRAYER and sermon,
o'clock; holy communion, zoos jackson
street; Sundays, $3.50 a. M Thursdays,
Grace and st. Peters. 2515 Webster
street. Rev. D. ]. Evans, Rev. W. M.
Bours-11 O'Clock, morning prayer and
sermon
Trinity, Rev DR.. f. w. Clampett and
Rev. James Hulme. Sunday school
room. Cough and Bush streets-11 a.
M. service and sermon.
Thanksgiving service at Prayerabook
Cross, Golden Gate Park, at 9, Bishop
Nichols officiating.
Services of the Roman Catholic
churches will be as .ollows:
Cathedra1-6, I, s, 9. 10, II; ;svespers,
1880
Holy Cross (old church, l--s:so, 7:SO. 8,
St. Dominic's, at rear of old church
Usual morning services
St. Peter's-6, I. $50. $50, 1O:3O.
st. GATHERINGS Home-7. 8.
st. Joseph's. Tenth and Howard
st. Pauis-6. I, s, 8, 10, II.
Mission Dolores-6, 1880. 9, 10, II.
Star . p,n OF the Seam1cSo, Satro5 s:o9' 40 s.15
10. 1890: ,ooo -
Masses 5, AS, $40, 1880, $3.50, $40.
St. Francis tTelegrsph HID. and
Washington square, $50.
st. Vincent de Paul-6:30, s, 9, 1890
SIavonian--9, 1890.
italian, Tennessee camp-9.
Corpus Christi-6:30, $40.
Notre Dame des VICTORIES (Little Sis
st. Agnes-s:15. 7:sO. 9. 10, IL; chill
dren, 9:15.
ST. Anne's-7:S0, 1890.
Fort MaSon-9.
At the Lombard-street entrance of
/ the PreSidio-9.
Lombard street and Van Ness avenue
St. Patrick's. Fifth and Clemetina
Streets.
st. Brendan's Sailors Homel-s. ,,
Spanish Church, Broadway and Ma
son street-Services as usual.
At 10 o'clock this morning the Most
Rev Archbishop Montgomery will
dedicate the new church at Mountain
View. The Rev Father J. j. Cullen is
pastor of the church.
Services at St Johns Presbyterian
Church, First avenue and Lake street,
will be held at the usual hours. the
hev. George G. Eldredge, the pastor,
will officiate.
Calvary and the First Presbyterian
churches will worship Jointly at the
former church. DIR. John Hemphill and
the Rev. w. K. Guthrie will conduct
the services.
The Rev. julius Fuendeling will off,
ciate as usual at ST. Markus Lutheran
Church O'Farrell street, above Frank
lin.
meeting of the Episcopal sub-com-
lnittee visiting the various camps at
the Presidio was held yesterday morn
ing at Bishop Nichols official residence,
2515 Webster street, near Paeltc ave-
nue. the Rev. S. J. Lee, rector of st.
James Church, Clement street. near
Sixth avenue. presiding. The work of
the Episcopal clergy, 1t was announced,
is progressing most favorably In the
way of canvassing from camp to camp.
Besides gathering statistics for their
own church, at the request of DR.. De-
vine they are gathering information
which will be Of use to all other de-
nominations.
The Augustana synod of the general
council of the Lutheran Church of
America is in session in Denver and has
had the opportunity of hearing of the
damage done the Swedish Ebenezer
Lutheran Church, Dolores street. from
the pastor. the Rev. Philip Andreen.
AS a result the synod has decided that
each church within the synod should
take up collection for Ebenezer
/ Church.
The damage to the edifce was re-
markably slight and services have pro-
ceeded without interruption. Mr. An
dreen will return to San Francisco next
Friday and will preach next Sunday.
The Rev. David Lofgren from the Illi-
nois conference will assist at the ser
I vice.
Rev. r. Logan has returned from the
East, where he has been in attendance
on the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian church in that city. He will
occupy his own pulpit tomorrow morn
ing at TWenty-third and Sanchez
streets. Mr.. Logan will speak of the
work done by the assembly, especially
the union consummated between the
Cumberland Presbyterian church and
the Presbyterian church of lie United
States.
Howard NJ Strickler physical direc-