The San Francisco call., 1906-06-25

Wiley ]. Philips. editor of the Califor-
mia Life of Los Angeles. spoke at the
Centenary Methodist Church yesterday
in criticism of the action of the Board
of Supervisors in permitting the saloons
to open July s.
DR.. John c. Jones, pastor Of the Welsh
Presbyterian Church of Chicago, deliv-
cred the sermon at the Howard Pres
byterian Church yesterday morning He
also spoke in the evening, when he de-
livered the address in the Welsh
tongue.
TO OCCUPY GRACE CHURCH.
The handsome Grace Church, Califor-
MA street, corner of Stockton, is to be
once more used for worship. The Rev.
David Evans announced yesterday
morning during service at the Bishops
House, 2515 Webster street where
Grace congregation has been worship
ing since the disaster, that 1t is the in
tentfon of the vestry to roof in the
standing walls in the next two or three
months. The walls are said to be com
paratively sound, the earthquake not
having impaired them in the least.
The Howard Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church members, who have been
worshiping every Sunday at the Dea-
conesses' Home, 129 Haight street, left
San Francisco in a body yesterday
morning, accompanied by their pastor,
the Rev A c. Bane, d. D., to worship
at Beulah Park camp.
The Rev. Frederick w. Clampett, rec
tor of Trinity Church, assisted by the
Rev. James Hulme. conducted service
yesterday at Trinity Church, Bush
street. corner of Cough.
The Rev. Mr.. Bernthal, who has re-
covered from his recent indisposition,
Paulus Lutheran Church, Eddy street,
corner ofiGough.
There was a big attendance at the
services at Simpson Memorial Methodist
Episcopal Church, Hayes street, corner
of Buchanan. The Rev. James H. N.
Williams oficiated in the morning. Cen
trail Methodist Episcopal Church, Of
is pastor. worshiped in conjunction with
Simpson church.
FEAST OF ST. JEAN.
The feast of St Jean was celebrated
yesterday in FL Dominiquez Church, at
the northwest corner of Washington
and Mason streets. Rev. Father San
andreu delivered the sermon. which was
based on the eventful career of John
the Baptist.
Rev. Father J. B. Hannigan celebrat-
ed the high mass at st. Mary's Cathe-
dral yesterday morning. Rev. Father
e. A. Ramm delivered the sermon.
st. Dominic's Church held low mass
yesterday morning in the open lot at
the rear of its ruined home. The cele-
brant of the mass was Father Rourke.
The sermon was delivered by Father
Plus Murphy.
DR.. l. Curtis Meserve. DID. occupied
I1{% - 49, I1l
tional Church yesterday at the morning
and evening union services of his and
the First Congregational churches. The
edifice of the First Church was situated
on Post and Mason streets and since the
confiagration members Of the congre-
cation have united wi the Plymouth
Church.
AT OTHER CHURCHES.
The Rev. Burr NJ. weeden, rector of
st. Luke's parish, conducted services
yesterday afternoon in the Sunday
school room of Calvary Presbyterian
Church, Fillmore street corner of Jack
son.
At St Markus Lutheran Church,
O'FarreH street, above Franklin. the
pastor, the Rev Julius Fuendeling,
conducted the services yesterday and
preached the sermon in the morning.
There was the usual large congrega-
.
English Lutheran Church, Geary street,
near Cough, when the Rev. DR.. Hadlock
officiated.
The Rev. John Hemphill, DID, and
the Rev William Kirk Guthrie off,
ciated yesterday at Calvary Presbyte-
rian Church. A big assennblage of wor-
shippers attended the services yester-
day at st. Johns Presbyterian Church,
First avenue and Lake street. The pas
tor, the Rev. George G. Eldredge, con-
Quoted the services. There was also a
large attendance of worshipers at
Westminster Presbyterian Church,
Page street. the Rev. Herbert Hayes.
the pastor, being the preacher.
Mass was celebrated yesterday morn
ing by Rev. Father Buss in the sewing
school of the Sisters of the Holy Fam
lily at the Preside.
Rev. Father Prelato celebrated mass
in the post chapel of the Presidio. In
the evening the Salvation Army con-
Quoted it's meeting in a tent adjoining
camp 1.
Forty children received their first
communion yesterday morning in the
Italian Church of Corpus Christi, near
the Five Mile House, on the Mission
road. Rev. Father Povaro, pastor of
the church, celebrated the mass. In
the afternoon the children were given
q marty