Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-14
GOES TO CHINA
As MISSIONARY
CHRIST CHURCH CADETS WILL
FIGHT SHAM BATTLE
Rev. w. n. Day, Pastor First Congre-
gationaI Church, and Wife Plan
Going to Japan and
China


at st. Johns college, Shanghai China.
Mr. Steiger is studying for the priest
hood of the Episcopal church and eX-
poets to carry on his studies in China,
where he will go as a missionary to
remain seven years. He will receive
ordination there.
Mr.. Steiger is a nephew of Mrs. Mar
shall, wife of Rev. T. C. Marshall, rec
tor of the church, with whom he has
resided. He is well and favorably
known and is brilliant speaker. He
will address the service at the Church
of the Neighborhood tomorrow even
ing on The Simple Life" Mr.. Steiger
is a '06 graduate from Occidental col
lege.
Mr.. Steiger will leave for his new
field of labors next month, to be at st.
Johns College September /.
Rev. Mr.. Mcintyre Has Gone East
Christ church cadets who are enjoy
ing miniature military camp at Her
mosa beach. will fight a sham battle
with members of the national guard
this afternoon and will entertain the
guardsmen at their camp. Tomorrow
morning a religious service will be held
on the beach by Rev. Baker P. Lee.
Rev. DR.. Robert Mcintyre, pastor
of the First Methodist church, left the
first of the week for an eastern lectur-
ing tour DR.. e. S. Chapman will speak
at the morning service tomorrow and
Hugh Smith evangelist. will speak at
the evening service. Rev. DR.. G.. H.
Bridgman, president of Helman uni
versity, st. Paul, Mimi. will preach
during tn absence of DR.. Mcintyre.
The benevolent committee of the
First congregational church reports
S6947 raised during six months, aside
from $1,000 for San Francisco and $4,000
which a member donated to the mission
board.
A trip to Japan and China will he
taken by Rev. William Horace Day,
pastor of the First Congregational
church, on account of i'll health. Rev.
Mr.. Day will be accompanied by Mrs.
Day and while absent will visit the
congregational missions of the orient
in the interest of the mission board.
Rev. and Mrs. Day will leave August
IA on the Manchuria, and will return
about the middle of November.
The dedication of the new organ of
the Third Presbyterian church, East
Adams street near San Pedro, will take
place tomorrow evening. Edward S.
Fuller, the church organist, will pre-
side. Mrs. Leslie Merrick, Jaime Over
ton and William D. Blatner will assist
with an elaborate program.
Giles Kellogg will speak tomorrow
evening at the Union Rescue mission,
las North Main street The usual gos-
pei wagon services will be held.
Building to Be Dedicated
Tomorrow will mark a gala day in
the history of st. Josephs church. The
new school building, which has long been
a cherished plai Of the pastor, Father
Raphael Fuhr, will be dedicated with
solemn services in the afternoon by
Bishop Cbnaty. The bishop will con-
firm large class of children at the
10:30 o'clock mass. at which Rev. H.
Storff. o. F. M, will be celebrant; Rev.
Leo. Gariador o. F. NJ, deacon; Rev.
j. Miller, S. J.. sub-deacon; Rev. j. A.
Reardon, master of ceremonies. Rt.
Rev. Mgr. Harnett will act as assistant
priest and Revs. P. Wallschech, o. F.
NJ, and Rev. p. H. Mcdonnell, C. NJ,
deacons of honor. The sodalities and
confirmation classes will receive COM
munion at the o'clock mass, at which
Father Raphael Fuhr will be celebrant.
Bishop Conaty will preach at both the
solemn mass and at the dedicatory SER
vice. Rev. Thomas F. Fahey and
Father Tuhr will act as chanters.
Benediction will be given following the
afternoon service. Special musical
programs will be rendered.
Will Picnic at Playa del Rey
The Westlake Presbyterian Sunday
school will picnic at Playa del Rey
next Wednesday.
Evangelist r. S. Marshall who is
well known in local churches, will
speak tomorrow evening at the City
Rescue mission, $40 East First street.
A Bible class meeting will be held at
5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Rev. A. NJ. Stilson will preach
this morning at Christ chlrch In the
evening the cantata, inheritance Di-
vine" will be given.
''Thp Man InrSnha ply'' yN'11 10 tbo
topic OF Rev. Dana w. Bartlett at
Bethlehem institutional church tomor-
row morning. f.
Rev. Alfred Inwood. pastor of the
Boyle Heights Methodist church, with
his family. will pass month at New
port beach.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, is
giving a series of prayer meeting studies
on the book of Proverbs. Tomorrow
morning he will take for his topic
Orthodoxy and Politics. and in the
evening will draw lessons from the
Thaw murder case. A special musical
program will be given.
Dean Stevenson Speaks to Y. M. C. A.
Dean j. A. Stevenson of Occidental
college will speak tomorrow afternoon
at the mems meeting at the Y. M. C.
A., 621M South Broadway. Dean
oitNellSoll is wen h1lONl II W dSsOtldllOil
men and 1t is expected that the service
viii prove a success A sacred concert
will be given by the association or
chestra preceding the service. The new
headquarters are very huneiike and
furnish an admirable place for such
services. The new plunge and gym
nasium of the association will be form
ally opened next Monday evening at
S33 South Spring street. Swimming
races, fancy diving and recreative eX-
ercises will be given.
Children from the Maud Booth home
will be given a picnic at Eastlake park
today, through the generosity of the
Volunteers of America Sunday school,
which has raised the necessary funds
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min
lister of the Los Angeles Fellowship.
will speak at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing at Blanchard hall on 1.-THE New
Conscience" Miss Helen Tape, So
prano will sing I'm Heavenly Love
Abiding" by Lasson, and Alfred F..
Walper, volinist, will play "Cradle
Song" with mute, by Hauser.
Major General e. Fielding of Chi
cago is expected to visit the local
Volunteers of America in the near fu-
ture, in place of Commander Booth.
Rev p T. McGrath who wac ra-