Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-27

to the cadet corps of the parish. patri-
otic service will be held. Mrs. Greenleaf,
patriotic instructor of the Relief Corps,
will make an address to the boys. Rev.
T. c. Marshall, the rector, will speak on
a patriotic subject In the evening Rev.
Mr.. Marshall will exchange with Rev. c.
T. Murphy rector of St. Athanasius
church.
Rev. NJ. ]. LIE Sage, c. M, of St Mary s
seminary, Perryville, Mo, is a guest at
st. Vincent's college. His parents reside
in Los Angeles.
Next Thursday evening the women of
the Westlake Presbyterian church will
give a reception in the church building,
corner of Ninth street and Grandview
avenue, for the members and friends of
the church. Rev. w. D. Lands is the
pastor.
Judge Noyes of Riverside will speak
tomorrow night at the Union Rescue mis-
sion. The usual services will be held
throughout the day. The successor to
w. C. Trotter, the former superintend-
ent. who has espoused the apostolic
faith, has not been announced.
Prof. B. F. Stout of Philadelphia will
address the mems meeting tomorrow
afternoon of the Y M. G. A. The half
hour of music with the orchestra opens at
8 and the service at $3.50 p. m.
Samuel 1. Tilden Williams, the assist
ant superintendent of the City Rescue
mission, is in charge of the mission dur
ing the vacation of Superintendent Leary
A testimony service will be held this
evening. Tomorrow night Giles Kellogg
will speak and on Monday night B. F.
Pearson will take part in the services.
Mrs. Whittemore Will Speak
Mrs. E. W. Whittemore, founder of
the Door of Hope" work in New York
City and for many years it's successful
president, will give two, addresses to-
morrow, one in the afternoon at 3
mington street, formerly San Pedro
street. Her subject will be Called
Out" Her second address, entitled
Bright Lights in Dark Places" will be
given in the No. l citadel, known as the
Monarch rink, on Hill street, near
Fourth, at o'clock.
Mrs Whittemore is now affiliated with
the Salvation Army. To use her own
language: 1.-The nature of my work
brought me so often in contact with the
consecrated lives of the Salvation Army
women in their work of rescue among
our fallen sisterhood that / at last de-
cided to throw my lot with them"
Mrs. Whittemore is a woman of nation
al fame because of the success obtained
by her Door of Hope" work which,
though it began in a small way, now
has various branches in New York and
other cities. Its chief home is COM
modious building, together with forty
acres of ground.
All interested in such work are spe-
cially invited to be present Sunday.
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent minis
ter of the Los Angeles Fellowship, will
speak at Blanchard hall Sunday morning
at II o'clock on War" Alfred E.
Walper, violinist, will play "Salut de
Amour" by Elgar. Services one hour
in length. Seats free to all
A retreat for the priests of the dio-
cese of Monterey and Los Angeles will
be held next week at ST. Vincent's col
lege Rev. O'Brien Pardow, S. j., will
conduct the retreat. 1t is expected that
Revs. F. ]. Conaty and William Palmer
will remain at the cathedral to attend to
the needs of the Catholics of the city.
The Christian Mothers and Altar So
ciety will attend general communion to-
morrow at st. Josephs church at s
O'Clock. In the evening a solemn recep-
tion of new members into the society will
be held. Rev. Raphael Fuhr, the pastor.
will preach the sermon.