Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-15
WILL CELEBRATE
SPECIAL SERVICE
EPISCOPAL CHURCHES TO
HOLD ANNIVERSARY
Thank onerlns Fund Borne by Men
in Remembrance Of Three Hundred
Years Of American christian-
lty--church News


Trinity in the church calendar MARKS
according to that calendar, the three
bundredth anniversary OF the first ce!e-
bration of the holy communion on tne
Atlantic coast from which sprang Eng-
iish Christianity in America ana wnlcn
began the continuous services OF tnat
church in this country.
Tomorrow in the Episcopal churcnes
through the land the day will be op-
served with special services and In eacn
a commemorative celebration or the
holy communion will be held. nc
services will be largely attended py
man. as a movement has been starteu
10 secure from men only OF the cnurcll c
a thank-offering fund for the SVo years
of christianity in the land. Thls tnank
Ss,sr;no will he presented at the gem
araI convention to be held at Rlch-
1oond next october and will be USED as
q missionary fund, 49,
Al the local Episcopal churches the
dav will be observed tomorrow with
Epecial services. At st. Paufs pro-cd-
fhedral DR.. ]. ]. Wilkins, the dean dean
and rector, will preach on the fneanlns
OF the celebration at the morning ser
vice and in the evening Rev. l.. M.
Ts1e,non will nreach on the same sub
dect. ,,aa
commencement week will be opened
at st. Vincent's college tomorrow morn
ing with solemn mass OK Ass ~ y,
inc at 10:45 O'Clock, at which Rev. U.
II George, c. M. will be celeorant'
Rev. H. M. Murtaugh, c. M, deacon
and Rev. ]. ]. Allenbach. suo-aeac1i''
Rev. Edward o. Lunney, y. +. NJ NJ WIZ VII,
was aagraduate of the class OF 3d. VIII
t,reach the baccalaureate sermon.
To Hold Oratorical Contest
Tomorrow evening the annual ora
toricaI contest will be held in Fatner
Never hall, at which the following STU
dents will deliver their oratlons' Eu-
ward Callaghan, William STARK Hoso
Grams, Murray Brannen, Thonas neS
noIds and Kenneth Ham.
Monday night the commencement eX-
ercises will be held at which Bishop
Conaty will make the address ana on
Tuesday evening the class play VIII pe
presented. Wednesday night the an
nual alumni banquet will be held at
the Angelus.
Local Methodists are making elabo-
rate preparations for the annual camp
meeting to be held at Huntington
Reach next month. A number of novel
features are being planned for the
camp meeting, which will be preceded
by a weeks Chautauqua.
EVANGELIST Torrey, one of the best
known revival leaders in the country,
will come from New York the latter
part of this month to take charge of
the religious services to be held daily
The music of these services will be one
of the leading features. The services
will continue over three Sundays an6
many of the prominent Methodists are
planning to spend two weeks at the
camp meeting. Presiding Elders Ad-
kinson, Pitner and Green have the ar
rangements in charge.
The annual picnic of the Bible school
of the First Congregational church
will be held June % at Rubio canyon,
for which elaborate arrangements are
being made.
Rev. E. L. Walz. pastor of the First
Congregational church of San Fran
cisco, the only extensive institutional
church in the northern city, will speak
Sunday evening, June 23, at the First
Congregational church. He will speak
on the progress in rebuilding and the
religious and social work being done in
SaI Francisco.
Delivers Closing Lecture
Rev. Robert P. Shepherd will give
the lecture in the Bible institute
course tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
at the vesper service at the Y. w. c. "A.
The public, both men and women, are
invited.
Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. r. NJ, will
preach at the 9:15 o'clock mass tomor-
row morning at ST. Joseph's church,
and Rev SEVERN Westhoff at the 1880
o'clock mass At 2:30 p. m. meeting
of all the members of the Christian
Mothers society will be held, to be
followed at $3.50 by a meeting of the
English branch of the Third Order ot
st. Francis. Following the vesper SER
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of the Young Ladies' sodality will be
held.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty, accom-
panied by Monsignor Mccarthy Of
fresno; Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. M.
and Rev. f. j. Conaty of Los Angeles
attended the funeral of Monsignol
Hudson at Gilroy last Thursday. They
returned yesterday afternoon.
1.-The American Church, It's Past
Present and Future" will be the topic
of Rev Mr.. Murphy, rector of st
Athanasius church, tomorrow, wher
the three hundredth anniversary of thu
first Episcopal church service in Amer
lea will be observed.
Benjamin Fay Mills the pernanen
minister of the Fellowship, will speal
at Blanchard hall Sunday morning a
II O'Clock on How Can a Man b
Born When He Is Old?" Miss Heller
Tape, soprano, will sing when th'
Heart Is Young by Dudley Buck. AL
fred e. walper. violinist. will rende
a selection. Beginning with next Sun
day the services will be one hour il
length during the summer months.
Saturday, June 22, the FELLOWSHIP
and its friends will go on an excursion
to Echo mountain. where they will b
entertained by Prof Edgar L. Larkir
who is in charge of the observatory. !
literary program will be enjoyed an
Prof Larkin will deliver an address o
recent discoveries in astronomy. Tick
cts at special rates may be obtained a
the Fellowship house.
Rt Rev. Mgr. Harnett, v. G., wi
preach at the 10:30 o'clock mass tomoI
row at the Cathedral of st. Vibians
Rev. William Palmer will preach at tn
vesper sirvice and Rev. F. J. Conat
will preach at the holy hour servic
Wednesday evening.
The Woman's Missionary society q
the Central Presbyterian church hel
its monthly meeting yesterday at tn
church.
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