Los Angeles herald., 1907-12-21

dren of the Sunday school have donated
Christmas manger for the service.
Following are the members of the
choir: Misses D. Fahey. H. O'Neil, M.
McClain. T. Hagan and A. Lain, So
pranos DR.. de la Hautieur, Miss b.
I'O'Neil, E. Knapper, altos; E. Grass
Charles Tully and Father Fahey, tenors;
f. Koch, B. Hagan and P. Newton. bari-
tones. Carl Sager, organist; Father Fa-
hey, director.
Sacred Heart Church
At the Sacred Heart church Rev. Peter
Gerald Gay, the newly appointed PASTOR
will have charge of the services. Masses
will be celebrated at 5, $50. 8, Z, 8, ana
solemn high mass at 1880 O'Clock. Rev.
| l.. p. Donleavy will be ceiebrant Father
Gay deacon and Rev. 7. J. Devine, =. M.
sub-deacon. Father Gay will preach the
sermon. Vespers will be celebrated at
| 7:30 o'clock.
| Millards mass in G will be sung at the
o'clock mass at st. Mary's churcn-
The children's choir, under the direction
of the sisters, will sing at the 8 o'c.ock
mass and Mozart's twelfth mass VIII pc
sung at the 1920 o'clock service by the
| choir assisted by the orchestra. "A. u
Gardner has charge of the choir.
| Christmas masses will be celebrated
at the Church of Our Lady of Loretto at
| 5. $50. $50 and 1890 a. m. AT O'Clock
Weber's mass in G will be sung, with
the "Adeste Fideis' (novello) as pro-
cssional, "And the Glory of the Lord,
| (Iandels "Messiah'') as recessional. AT
$50 o'clock the children will sing hymns
in English At 1O:30 o'clock Gounod's
..Messe Sonelle," est. Cecilia'D, will be
sung Following are those of the choir:
Misses Charlotte and May Casey. Ger
| trude Dedericks, Louise Hoefer, Mrs f.
Heyes. Catherine and Marie Kane, So
| pranos Misses Caroline Couturier, Fran
ces Dilger and Mrs. B. A. Platte, con-
| traltos; E. J. Barrett, James Fox, B. A.
Platte, tenors; Phil Couturier. Jonn FOX,
Hubert and Winand Palmersheim and
| A. j. Russell, bassos. Musso's orchestra
Will assist in the services.
Baracca Class
The Baracca class of the Westlake
PRESBYTERIAN church held an enthusiastic
business meeting at the home of Arthur
Meyer, 1906 Wesley avenue, Iast MonuaS
night
Soon after the New Year the rooms
for the men's club OF St. Marks church
will be opened in the church building.
Next Wednesday evening Robert A..
Gibbs will give a stereopticon lecture at
the Central Baptist church on America,
giving views of the beautiful sections as
we'll as the slums.
An old-tirne testimony meeting will be
held this evening at the City Rescue
mission. Tomorrow evening John Willis
Raer. president of Occidental college,
will speak. Samuel Todd will sing.
Grove E. Walter, attorney, will speak
Monday evening on What VIII You 10
with Jesus?" The Memorial Baptist
church choir will take part in the service.
A converts rally will be held this even
@1,o 1ni Pas mission. at
which the Lowe family will sing, To-
morrow evening Judge Curtis d. Wilbur
viii speak. Miss Tedford will sing.
A week from tomorrow evening spe-
cial Baracca service will be held at the
First Congregational church, Judge VIII
bur presiding. debate will be held by
Young men of the class on Relative
Merits of Home and Foreign Missions"
DR.. Warren f. Day, pastor emeritus, Will
preach at the morning service, which viii
be the last Sunday of the year.
At the monthly meeting of the mems
league last Wednesday, j. NJ Johnson,
city engineer, made an interesting ad-
dress on What the City Is Doing for
the Streets" which was followed by a
discussion.
Christ Church
Modern Knighthood' is the subject
on which the Rev. Baker P. Lee OF
men at Elks' hall, at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association, and is in the series
OF greater mems meetings which the
association is now holding on Sundays.
The music will be furnished by the male
quartet, the vested boys choir and Pro-
lessor b. P. Stout Of Philadelphia.
The home hour will be conducted at
IN. association building, commencing at
2:sO, during which time the Trinity or
chestra will play. At o'clock men will
form in line and. headed by the Y. M.
C. A. brass band. will proceed to Elks'
hall, 2S1 South Spring street.
This will be the Christmas mems meet
ing, and all men are cordially invited.
Strangers In the city will be heartily
welcomed.
Second Church of Christ Scientist will
hold the usual services today at II a. M
and p. M, at Simpson auditorium, 7S4
South Hope street The lesson sermon
will be from the Christian Science Guar
terly, the subject being. Christ Jesus"
The reading will be from the Bible. with