Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-11
.EPISCOPAL|ANS TO
HOLD CONVENTION
BISHOP JOHNSON WILL MAKE
ANNUAL ADDRESS
Sessions VIII Be Held from Sunday
Over Friday of Next Week.
News of the City
Churches

The annual convention of the Ep1sco-
pal diocese Of Los Angeles will open
tomorrow with large Sunday school
rally, to be held at 3 o'clock in the Tenn
pie Auditorium, at which all the vested
choirs of the CITY will take part. Rev.
Robert Renison of San Bernardino and
former missionary among the In
Gians will make an address. Stereop-
ticon views will be given of jamestown,
Monday being the 200th anniversary of
the first Episcopal service held in
America at jamestown. Bishop john
son will make an address, following
which the bishops banner will be pre-
sented to the Sunday school with the
highest percentage of attendance during
the past year.
Monday the Sunday School institute
will open at 2:30 o'clock in st. Paul's
parish house, at which a discussion of
a teachers correspondence course will
be held. In the evening mystery play
will be given at Christ church
TUESDAY morning the woman's aux
iliarS will open it's eleventh annual
meeting with the holy communion at
9:45 o'clock. At II o'clock the roll call
will be held in st. Pauls parish house.
In the afternoon Mrs. J. w. Cowles
will speak on work in Honolulu; Rev.
S A. Brigham, on work among the In
dians, and Miss Clara Carter on Alaska.
Mrs. Hubert will deliver the presidents
annual address, and Bishop Johnson
will make an address. In the evening
the annual mems mass meeting Of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew will be held.
Wednesday the convention proper
opens with service at 10 o'clock, at
which Bishop johnson will make his
annual address. The business sessions
of the convention will continue over
Thursday, and on Thursday night Bish-
Cd and Mrs. Johnson will give their
reception at Kramers.
Friday the Daughters of the King
will hold the annual meeting Of this
society.
Go to Honolulu
Rev. Dr. Warren F. Day, pastor emer-
titus of the First Congregational church,
and Mrs. Day sailed yesterday for Hon
olulu. They will be absent until the
| Ia tier part of June. Rev. William Hor-
ace Day, pastor of the church, is
preaching series of sermons on 'Tsrael
as a People of Redemption" He will
| take for his topic tomorrow morning
| Saul and Israels Kingship." Tomor-
row evening Rev. Mr.. Day will speak
on '"Tri- Church Union discussion of
| what church unity means and what the
| CONGREGATIONAL denomination Is doing
| in that line. A week from tomorrow
night Rev. Mr. Day will give his month
ly lecture on "In Pacific Lands" taking
| for his subject China"
The forty hours alteration will open
tomorrow at st. Vincent's church at the
solemn mass at 10:45 o'clock, at which
| Very Rev. DIR. J. S. Glass, G. M, presi-
dent of the college, will preach the SER
mon In the evening Bishop Conaty
will preach at the solemn vesper serv-
ice Monday morning solemn mass Will
be celebrated at o'clock and in the
evening Rev. D. J.s Hurley, G. M, will
preach. Tuesday morning solemn mass
will be celebrated at o'clock, Rev. E.
| A. Antill. C. M, to preach at the even
| ing service. First communion and con-
| firmation will be observed at this
church Trinity Sunday. May 26.
The women's societies of the First
| CONGREGATIONAL church held an all-day
meeting last Thursday. Miss Harwood
| of the Japanese mission made an ad-
dress. 1t was decided to raise $2500 for
benevolence the coming year instead of
$4,000, which was the sum raised during
the present year.
Los Angeles Fellowship
Benjamin Fay Mills, the permanent
m mister of the Los Angeles Fellowship,
will speak at Blanchard hall. 235 South
Broadway, Sunday morning at IL
o'clock on "a Message to Mothers" an
address especially appropriate to the
mothers congress now in session in this
city. Miss Helen Tape, soprano, will
sing Kipling's Mother o. Nine" and
Alfred e. Walper, violinist, will render
solo.
In the afternoon the Unity club,
which is the Fellowship young peoples
society will conduct a conversation at
the home of Miss Christine Thompson.
1872 East Avenue Al, on "The Ethics of
Diet" All young people interested are
invited.
Will Observe Anniversary
The fifteenth anniversary of the Ep-
| worth league will be observed through
out the civilized world tomorrow. At
Boyle Heights Methodist church the
| day will be observed with special serv-
ices. At the morning session Rev. Al
| fred Inwood, the pastor, will preach
special sermon to young people on
"Kings and Queens of Modern Life" In
the evening a platform service will be
held with addresses by the pastor and
J. w. Wilmington on What the Young
Peoples Movement Has Done for the
church." Special music will be rem
dered.
Bishop Conaty will confirm class of
seventy children at the Sacred Heart
church tomorrow morning at the 1880
o'clock mass. Rev. H. J. O'Connor. q.
NJ. will be the celebrant; Rev. Dean
Tracy, deacon; Rev. Father DAILY, sub
deacon; Rev. F. J. Conaty, master OF
ceremonies. Very Rev. DR.. Glass and
Rev. NJ. McAuliffe will act as deocans
of honor to the bishop. The sermon
will be preached by Bishop Conaty. In
the afternoon Bishop Conaty will ad-
minister confirmation at Pasadena.
The Sunday school class of F. w.
Sherman of the Boyle Heights Metho-
dist church will give an entertainment
and social at the church next Friday
night.
"a Child's Religion" will be the topic
of Rev. A. B. Prichard. pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church. tomorrow
morning. Children from the Alpine
street orphans home will attend the
service. In the evening special serv-
ice of sacred music will be given.
The semi-annual business meeting of
the Central Baptist church will be held
next Wednesday evening. Reports will
be made from the various branches.
Rev A. w. Atkinson, the presiding
elder, will preside at the quarterly con-
ference of the Boyle Heights Methodist
church next Tuesday evening.