Los Angeles herald., 1906-01-13
SALVATION ARMY
ARRANGES RALLY
COMMISSIONER AND MRS.
KlLBEY TO BE PRESENT
kaspare cohn Hospital Association
Holds Meeting and Elects
Officers for Current
Year

This evening and tomorrow will be
red letter days in. the history of the
local salvation Army. Commissioner
and Mrs. George Kilbey, the officers of
the western division, will arrive this
afternoon with Brigadier Ashley Peb-
bles, Brigadier William I,udgate. staff
captain Durand and Adjutant Agenew
oL ChlcagO and Colonel George French
OF San Francisco. Commissioner and
MIS-; kllbey will speak this evening
at Blanchard hall on the work and
growth OF the army. The usual openA
ar services VIII be held preceding the
service, Corps No. 3 to unite with
corps NO. and march to the hall. The
Two bands will unite in furnishing
stirring music.
Two services will he held tor,,orroyv
at Blanchard hall. A conservation SER
vice will be conducted at II o'clock by
the commissioner and a united Chris
llan rally VIII be held at 3 O'clock in
the afternoon.
For the evening service Immanue,
presbyterian church has been rendered
Tor the use of the army. Commissioner
and Mrs. kilbey will present the work
OF the army. Officers councils will be
heid Monday and on Tuesday the party
Will leave for San Diego.
Ihe kaspare Cohn Hospital associa-
llon has elected the following officers:
NJ, N. Newmark, PRESIDENT l. l.. Low
man, vice president; Ben Kingsbaker,
treasurer; \. Ncisler secretary: DR..
$ Hecht, j. Leow. j. l.. Jonas. ID.
Forer j. Schlesinger and b. Baruch,
directors.
The following officers have been
elected for the Hebrew Benevolent
society: S. T.. Federman, president;
|. Norton, vice president; |. l.. Low
man, treasurer; A. Veser, secretary;
b. Forer. DR.. s. Hecht and r. Phillips,
directors.
At dinner given by the Young Mems
centurion band and the Overcomers
of the First Congregational church last
Monday evening to Harry Wade Hicks,
1t was decided that the Centurion band
Will adopt q mission station in China
and will support the work of one sta
ton.
The Epworth league of the Vincent
Methodist church has elected the fol-
lowing officers: F. Evans, president;
r. II. Crowell. first vice president;
Miss Mabel Fulford, second vice pres
ident; Mrs. w. G. Cline, third vice
president; Miss Jennie Fulford, fourth
vice president; Otto Cramer, secretary:
G. Hummell, treasurer Miss l.. Rush.
pianist
Right Rev. Bishop O'Reilly of Baker
City, Ore, will preach tomorrow morn
ing at the and 1890 o'clock masses at
st. Joseph's church. He will arrive
today from Santa Barbara.
The Church of the Neighborhood is
planning to extend It's work and will
open branch tomorrow in a vacant
store, corner Twelfth and Tennessee
streets. a Sunday school will be or
sanizei at O'Clock. Rev. w. E.
Dodge will preach tomorrow evening
at the Church of the Neighborhood on
"A Visit to Chile"
Ernest Douglas, the new choirmaster
and organist of st. PauPs pro-cathe-
dral, will take charge of the choir at
the services tomorrow. Mr.. Douglas
comes from Boston and is a leading or
ganist and writer on musical subjects.
C. c. Chapman. president of the
Christian Mission board, will dedicate
the new church at Fullerton tomorrow.
Thursday evening" January 81, has
been selected as the date for the min
strel production to be given by the
Knights of st. Patrick of ST. Patrick's
church in Akeys hall. w. B. Clark,
the choirmaster, is training the boys.
Several children will be baptized
preceding the morning service tomor-
row at the Second Presbyterian church.
Rev. j. r. Compton, the pastor, will
preach a sermon to parents. AT the
evening service he will exchange pull
pits with w. E. Roberts of Irvine
chapel.
Right Rev. Bishop Conaty will lay
the cornerstone of the new st. Ag-
mes church Sunday, January 81. The
bishop will preach at the solemn mass
at 1920 a. IN. Rev. j. w. Collins will
preach at the ceremony at O'Clock in
the afternoon.
Women of the congregational
churches are planning for the Pacific
coast Congregational congress which
will be held in the First Congregational
church May 16 to 20.
DR.. Henry Kingman of the college
church at Claremont will speak on "The
in the Far East in Relation
to the Kingdom of God" DIR. King
man resided in China ten years. In the
pastor, will give an Illustrated sermon
on Japan"
Rev. Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent
of the Los Angeles Fellow
ship, will preach tomorrow morning on
1.-The Teachings of Theodore Parker"
and at the evening service on 1.-THE
Truth About the Bible-The Old Tes-
lament and the New World" Special
music will be rendered by Miss Helen
Tape and Alfred Il. Walper.
the Young Mems society of the Ca
thedral of st. Vibiana will hold meet |
ing in the cathedral hall Tuesday
evening.
DR.. Emma Cummings Parks, medi- |
cal missionary to Ianatatan, India, will
speak on her work at the Vesper SER
vice tomorrow afternoon at the