Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-23

| Joseph 3 CnuTCI Will give q --e1
social Thursday night at the parish hail.
| Rev. James O'Neil will preach at the
10:3O o'clock mass tomorrow at the
| Cathedral of st. Vibiana. Rev. Father
Dillon will preach at the evening service
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Harnett will conduct the
Wednesday night service.
The new organ at the Cathedral OF st.
Vibiana will be dedicated with solemn
services a week from tomorrow, which
will mark the opening of advent.
| Bishop Conaty left late last night FOR
Reedey, Cal, where he will officiate Sun
day afternoon at the dedication OF the
| new St. Margaret's church, of which Rev.
George Schubert, formerly of the cathedrai,
| is rector.
Monday night Bishop Conaty will speak
at Kern City for the benefit of St Joseph
church, of which Rev. p. A. Heffernan is
astor, and on Tuesday he will return to
Los Angeles.
Wednesday night the Knights OF Column
bus will entertain in honor Of the bishop.
VIII Give Concert
A special musical concert will be given
Tuesday night by the choir of ST Joseph 8
church in honor of the feast OF 81.
Cecilia. The program will be given in the
parochial hall Two vocal compositions
by Rev Raphael Fuhr, o. +. M, the pas
tor, will be given for the first time. MISS
Anna Leasing, Margaret Orth, Dorothy
Carpare and Matilda Singer will give solo
selections. A chorus of violins Will take
part in the program.
"The Sacraments" will be the topic or
Rev. T. f. Fahey, pastor of the Holy
Cross church, next Wednesday night in
his series of services. The choir will sing
Sipgerberger's mass at the 1880 o'clock
mass tomorrow.
Rev L. M Moore, C. NJ. will celebrate
the 10:45 o'clock mass tomorrow at ot'
Vincent's church, at which Rev. Thomas
]. Mcclure, C. NJ, will preach the sec-
mon.
Rev. James Lilley, G. M, OF st. Vin-
cents will have charge Of the, services 70
morrow at the Catholic church at Long
Beach.
Revs. T. F. Fahey, P. Mclaughlin, r.
]. McGrath and j. McManus will leave
Sunday night for Kern City, where they
will assist Father Heffernan. Bishop
Conaty will lecture there Monday night
The party will return to Los Angeles IN
time for the Thanksgiving services:
Mary Russell Mills, associate minister
of the Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak
tomorrow ut Blanchard hall, 2S5 South
Broadway, at II o'clock, on Marriage
and Divorce" This is a timely topic, and
Mrs. Mills address will be valuable
| contribution to the discussion OF TINS I'M
portant subject Miss Helen Tape, So
prano will sing "Love VI the Lord" by
Handl, and Alfred e. Walper, violinist.
will play ''Barcarole," by Hans STU.
Miss Anna Tape will be the accom-
panist.
Superintendent Moore to Speak
| Superintendent E. c. Moore of the
board of education will speak on THE
New Era in Education, at Blanchard
hall, at 7:45 o'clock tomorrow evening.
Mr.. Moore is recognized authority IN
the world of education, is fascinating
speaker and his address will be OF great
| interest to every good citizen. Speclal
music. All seats free.
The employees of the city hall will at
tend the services at Knox Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening in body. Rev.
! e. J. Harper, the pastor, who is also
city forester, will preach on Home, the
Heaven of Earth" AT the morning SER
vice Chiaffarelli's orchestra will furnish
music Opening the first Sunday In De-
cember, a series of evangelistic services
will be held at this church, in charge of
Rev. Mr.. Jershaw.
| Women of the Westlake Presbyterian
church are planning to give bazaar
December and 7. Miss Emma Woodson
is president of the society.
| The worlds temperance Sunday will be
observed tomorrow at the Bethlehem
church. Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, the pas
tor will speak in the morning on "A
Stumbling Block in the Way"
"Rambles in the Holy City, will be the
topic of Rev. A. c. Smither, pastor of
the First Christian church, tomorrow
evening.
viii Close Sermon Series
Rev William Horace Day, pastor Of
the First Congregational church. will
close his series of sermons on ''The Social
Principles of Jesus" tomorrow night with
sermon on Faith as a Social Prin-
ciple' A special musical program will
be given by the choir. A flute quartet
will also take part in the service. Rev
Warren s. Day, the pastor emeritus, will
preach at the morning service.
Rev. A. c. Smither, pastor of the First
Christian church, will address the meet
ing of the ministers of the city Monday
morning at the Central Presbyterian
church on Observations in Palestine. :"
Following this meeting. the annual cleo