The San Francisco call., 1906-07-08
DAP PT|STS WELCOME
A NEW PASTOR.
Rev. Geo. E. Burlingame
Has Charge of First
Church Congregation

The church services today will again
be of great interest, as there has been
shown week by week an increasing de-
sire to attend not only the services
held In the edihces intact, but also
those held in the temporary buildings.
One the important additions to
the regular religious ceremonies will
be the first sermon this morning in San
Francisco of the Rev. George e. Bur-
lingane, DID, who comes from Chi
cago to- take charge of the First Bap-
tist Church. The building of the First
Church having been burned, arrange
ments have been made to hold services
in the Swedenborgian church, O'Far-
rell street, near Fillmore. DR.. Burlin-
game will preach at the IL o'clock SER
vice.
Another service of peculiar interest
this morning will be the celebration by
Rev. Father Kraus at St. Joseph's Hos
pital on Buena Vista avenue. Father
Kraus will be assisted by his brothers,
Father Josephat Kraus and Father
Wolfgang Kraus. A temporary altar
will be placed on the steps of the hos
pital on account of the smallness of the
chapel.
Services att the Episcopal churches
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; 9:30 a. m, Sun
day school; IL o'clock, morning prayer.
nocents' churches-Services as usual
st. Stephens, Rev. Cecil Marrack-S
a. m, holy communion; $3.50 a. M, Sun
and an senDD sermon by aevA Rev w NJ. Boura Iaye
Church of the Advent, Fulton street,
nesF ST. F5lmeres Paus Rsv 80 w. 4 MI NJ mssi Rsiiy
Paups Guild Hall, California street,
near Fillmore-10 a. M, Sunday school;
II O'CLOCK, morning prayer and sermon.
St. Luke's, Rev. B. NJ. weeden-sun-
day services are Temporarily held in
Calvary, Presbyterian Church, Jackson
p, m; evening prayer and sermon. 8
o'clock; holy Communion. 2009 jackson
street; Sundays, $50 a. M; Thursdays.
Grace and st. Peters, 2615 Webster
street, Rev. d. ]. Evans, Rev. w. NJ.
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, SER
vice ana sermon.
Services at hesARoman Catholic
churches will be as follows:
Cathedral-6. Z, s, 9. 10. IL.
Holy Cross told church) IS 80. 1880, s,
., 10, II; Sunday school, Ego.
/ St. Dominick $. at rear of old church
Usual morning services.
ST. Charles-6~7:30, $50, 1890.
St.. p GPetser's-s. I, $50, $50, 1880.
Streets 1870.
Mission Dolores-s. a:so, ., 10, II.
St. Roses (Potrero)-6, Z, 1850. SIS,
st, St: Ignatius. 1899 s EDDY Ed 81 street t.
Masses, 8. 5:45. $50. 1880. $50. $50,
IS, St. Francis lTelegrapdh HID. and
st. Vincents de Paul-6:30, 8, 8, 10 80.
Slavonian-9. 030.
Italian, Tennessee camps.
Corpus Christi-6:3 80, s, 10.
Notre Dame des Victories (Little Sis
St. Agnes-s:15, 1880, 9, 10. Il; chill
dren, 9:15.
St Anne's-7: 80, 1890.
Fort MaSon-9.
At the Lombard-street entrance of
the Presidio-9.
Lombard street and Van Ness avenue
st. Patrick's, Fifth and Clementina
Streets.
st. Brendan's (Sailors' Home)-9.
Spanish Church. Broadway and Ma
son street-Servfces as usual.
The Gentlemen Sodality of st. Ig-
natius Church will have mass in their
temporary chapel, adjoining 1890 Eddy
street. at 7:30. as on last Sunday. To-
day will be their monthly communion
Sunday. Father Kenna has replaced
Father G. Butler as director of the So
dality. Father Butler. who has been
in ill-health of late, has gone to Au-
burn.
Archbishop Montgomery will officiate
today at confirmation exercises at Mil
pitas.
The last services for a month will
be held today at ST Markus German
Lutheran Church, O'Farrell street, the
Rev. Julius Fuendeling officiating. The
edifice will be opened again in August,
thoroughly renovated
Rev. Edwin H. Hadlock, PhD., pastor
Of the First English Lutheran Church,
on Geary street, will speak this morn.
ing at. II o'clock. and in connection
with his sermon will refer to the life
and work of the late Rev. Oliver c.