Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-02

on 1.-THE Social Principles of Jesus" He
will speak on Poverty"
DR.. Haywood viii Speak
Dr. b. S. Haywood, the popular mis-
sionary presiding elder of the Methodist
University Methodist church tomorrow
morning. In the evening Rev. E. j. In
wood, the pastor, will speak on What
1t Costs to Be a Christian"
The Congregational ministers will meet
ir the First Congregational church Mon
day morning, the general topic to be
Impressions of the National Council. T"
The speakers will be Rev. William Horace
Day, First church; Rev. William Davies,
Vernon church; Rev. ]. u. Maile, home
mission superintendent; Rev. George
Soper, Pomona All are delegates to the
national council. The session will open
at 1890 O'clock.
The annual Southern California session
OF this denomination closed last Thurs
day at Riverside, after one of the most
successful conventions in its history.
Encouraging reports of the work We're
made from all sections. The body will
hereafter be known as the annual con-
ference of the Congregational church, as
recommended by the national council
The weekly converts rally will be held
this evening at the Union Rescue mis-
sion, followed by the good samaritan ban
quet at the coffee club. Giles kellogg
will speak at the service tomorrow even
ing at the mission. N. Tedford will sing.
Mrs. ]. s. Norvell will speak at the Y.
M. c.. A. vesper service tomorrow after
noon at o'clock on "The Potter and
the Clay" Special music will be rendered
The Girls Friendly society of the
Church of the Neighoorhood enjoyed a
Halloween social at the church last
Thursday night.
Rev. Baker P. Lee, the popular rector
of Christ Episcopal church, is expected
home today from the east, where he went
to attend the Episcopal convention as del
egate from this diocese. Rev. ]. j. Will
kins, dean and rector of Ste Paups pro
cathedral, is expected home the first OF
the week. reception will be rendered
DR.. and Mrs Wilkins next Wednesday
evening at the parish house.
Union VIII Give Banquet
The Baptist Social union of Los Angeles
will give banquet next Tuesday even
ing at the Hotel Pepper in honor of DR..
j. O. A. Henry, pastor of the First Ban
tist church. Rev. A. 8. Phelps, pastor
of the Central church, will act as toast
master. DR.. Henry will make an address.
DIR. B. S. Haywood of Porto Rico is
in and about Los Angeles on the Metho-
dist work In the West Indies. Mrs, Hay
wood, who has been critically i'll, is now
at the Pacific hospital in Los Angeles,
where she has recently undergone Sc
we're surgical operation Mrs. Haywood
is improving. DIR. Haywood will attend
the worlds missionary meeting of the
Methodist church in Seattle in November
and will then return to- his work in Porto
Rico
Rev. Herbert e. Bowers, d. D., the
new rector of All Saints church. will Of
ficiate at the service tomorrow for the
first time. Early communion will be eel
ebrated at 7:30 a. M, followed by Sun
day school at $3.50 o'clock. At the morn
ing service DR.. Bowers will take for his
topic, Personal Conservation" In the
evening he will speak on THE Things
Most Surely Believed by Us"
This evening o. d. Conrey. general
manager of the Coffee club. will speak at
the City Rescue mission. AT $3.50 p. m,
an adjournment will be made to the Fed
Grafton Coffee club, Third and Main
streets, where a meeting of the samari-
tans, composed of workers and converts
of the mission, will hold their second
annual banquet Sunday afternoon from
to $50 there will be gospel service al
the mission. Sunday evening Roy Brad
ford, who has lust returned from the
Moody institute, Chicago, will speak,
topic, 1.-THE Change Since l Have Been
Christian There will be special sing
ing by Mrs. Bradford and Mrs Leary'
and the Young Peoples choir from Cos
pei Tabernacle church will sing, Dr.
Keyes, superintendent of the Emergency
hospital, will speak Monday evening
Special singing.
Gives interesting Programs
A great number of men are attracted
each week by the interesting programs
which the Young Mems Christian asso.
citation is offering at the Sunday meet
ings in the Association building. 621tI
South Broadway. All men are cordially
invited to these meetings.
The "home hour from 2:30 to 1920
during which the men are entertained
by music. both vocal and Instrumental
and by readings, ETC., is proving espe-
cially popular.
At $3.50 the men will have the privilege
of listening to a speaker from London
Prof. Aylmer Harding, whose subject will
be 'The Building of Man" Music will
be furnished by the orchestra, vested
boys choir and the association male
quartet. At the close of the exercises
lunch is served to those who wish tc
partake, a nominal fee being charged.
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock al
Blanchard hail. 2S5 South Broadway, this
Los Angeles Fellowship will be addressed
by Reynold Il. Blight on What WoulS
Happen to Truly Unselfish Man in the
Business World of Today2" Mr. Blight
has practiced public accountancy N
Wall Street, New York, San francisco
and Los Angeles, and his experience EN-
inenty fits him to answer the question
Miss Helen Tape. soprano, win sing
The Earth Is the Lords" by Lynes
and Alfred g. Walper, vioiinist, will play
Ave Maria,n by Gounod, Miss Anns
Tape accompanist.
In the evening at 7:45 o'clock Genera