Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-14
WILL CELEBRATE
PATRONAL FEAST
eouNoD's THIRD MASS WILL BE
SUNG
Local Methodlsts Are 6usIIy Preparing
for the Southern California Confer
ence, to Begin Its Session
September 25

and Main streets, will be observed TO-
morrow with solemn services and special
musical program The masses Will be
at I, and 1880 a. M, the latter to be
solemn high mass. Rev. P. McLaugh-
lin who has recently been transferred
from the Plaza church to the Mercy
home. will preach the sermon at the
mass and Rev. ]. Kelly of Banning Will
preach at the holy hour service In the
evening
Gounod's third mass will be sung by
the regular choir, augmented by the
choir of St Patricks church. Miss Fa-
hey, soprano, and the choir, Will sing
as offertory Jerusalem" from Gounod
sacred "Gallia." Rev. T. F. Fahey, the
pastor. will direct the choir and Carl
Sager will preside at the organ. Inc
sanctuary choir of twelve voices will sing
the Gregorian credo and the responses.
At 8 D. m. the holy way of the cross
will be said.
The Holy Cross congregation will be
entertained by the St. Elizabeth band
of the Altar society at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs X. Meenzhuber, 14O East
Fortieth street, next Monday evening.
The program is in charge of Mesdames
Newton, Kayser, Prefer and Meenzhuber.
Prepare for Conference
The week has been full of festivities
and business at the Boyle Heights Meth
odist church, with the annual meetings
of the various societies preparatory to
the opening of conference September To-
Tuesday evening the Epworth league held
business session, followed by water
melon social. Thursday afternoon the
Foreign Missionary society held its an
nual mite box opening at the home OF
n
Mrs. Helen Birdsall, one of the con-
ference officers, made an address. Mil
dred Hughey, Gertrude Inwood, Gladys
Sherman and the Chan girls took part
in the program. Little Eleanor ana
Elizabeth Chan sang duet in Chinese.
This society has raised over $4,000 during
the year and supports orphans and work.
ers in India and China.
Thursday evening the annual meeting
of the Standard Bearers, the young wo-
men of the Foreign Missionary society,
was held in the church parlors. The
following took part in the program: Ger
trude Alderman, Helen Pennington, Floy
Stafford, Earl King, Albert King. Grace
Stevens. Marion Cheney, Wilke Reeves
and Anna Topper.
Friday afternoon the Mothers Jewels,
a band of $50 children ranging from in
fancy to years of age, held meeting
in the church parlors, accompanied by
their mothers. Mrs. H. w. Brodbeck
made an address.
Last night three of the Sunday school
classes gave parties at homes OF the
respective members. Frank Sherman's
class was given social evening at the
home of Mrs Barnard and the Philathea
class of Mrs. Inwood at the home of
Miss Quackenbusch. Miss Gertrude In
wood entertained Mrs. Glaciers class at
the parsonage.
Begins Series Of Sermons
1.-THE Imported American will be the
topic of Rev William Horace Day. pas
tor of the First Congregational church,
tomorrow morning. In the evening DR..
Day will begin series of sermons on
1.-THE Social Principles of Jesus" Dr.
Dav will deal with the teachings of Christ
in relation to modern problems Fol-
lowing the service tomorrow evening an
open discussion will be held.
A week from tomorrow will be OBJ
served as Association day at the First
Congregational church. devoted especially
to the work of the Y. w. c. A. and the
Y. M. C. A. The members of these
associations will attend. DR.. Day will
preach an association sermon. All for
mer and visiting members are invited to
attend the service.
"How to Have a Revival by Modern
Miracles will be the topic this evening
at the Union rescue mission. Benjamin
Pearson will speak at the mission to-
morrow evening on Power and the Need
of Being Converted E. E. Leary, rail-
road evangelist, will speak at the service.
The choir of st. Patrick's church Is
planning to place $1,000 organ in the
new church. To secure funds play
will be given in the near future, en-
titled "All Tangled Up"
Rev. It. c. Marshall, rector of st.
Marks and the Church of the Neigh
borhood, is spending month at Hermosa
Beach with his family. Rev. DR.. De
Wolf will speak at st. Marks church
tomorrow. The daily kindergarten was
opened at the Church of the Neighbour
hood Yesterday. Misses Utley and Nc
MILAN of the normal school have charge
Major Waite VIII Speak
Major Waite, the new provincial officer
of the Salvation Army, will speak at
corps No. 2. Col French, who came
10 Los Angeles for the installation of
Major Waite, is inspecting the work at
San Diego.
Monsignor Harnett will preach at the
1920 o'clock mass tomorrow at the Ca
thedral of st. Vibiana. Rev. William
Palmer will preach at the evening holy
hour service. The cathedral school will
open Monday and the Sunday school will
resume its sessions week from tomor-
row.
Next Wednesday, Friday and Saturday
will be observed by Catholics as the
ember Gays of fasting and abstinence.
Rev. p. j. O'Reilly. pastor of st. Pat
riclxs church, will sail from Ireland Sep
TENDER 81 for New York, en- route home.
He will arrive in Los Angeles about the
middle of October Rev. P. j. McGratn
Is in charge of the parish. The winter
hours of services have been arranged
for Z. 0 and 1890 a. M, the latter to be
high mass.
Assistant Superintendent Ailward of
the Union rescue mission will speak at
the city rescue mission tomorrow after
noon. A special service will be held
this evening.
The Sons of Montezuma, society OF
Catholic men of the Plaza church, will
give a celebration September 16 at the
church in celebration of the Mexican
independence day. Mrs. M. G. Gonzalez
viii take prominent part in the cele-
bration.
Rev. Mr.. Mills Returns
BENJAMIN Fay Mills, permanent min
lister of the Los Angeles Fellowship, has
| ,.c+,,-,,ad FROM his vacation at Laguna