Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-10
BEACHES ATTRACT
CHURCH PEOPLE
CONVENTIONS ARE HELD AT THE
OCEAN BLUE
Evangelist Torrey, Who Is Conducting
the Methodist Camp Meeting, viii
Hcic. Revival Services in
Los Angeles

The beaches have continued to attract
large numbers of church people to the
various conventions being held
The Methodist camp meeting, after the
most successful series Of meetings or TWO
weeks, will close tomorrow at Huntington
Beach. Evangelist Torey. who has con-
Quoted the services, has been secured by
the Church Federation for series or
services to be held in Los Angeles from
February to March s. A committee has
been appointed to secure suitable place
for these services.
During the week members of the Chris
tian church throughout Southern Cali
fornia have flocked to Long Beach to at
tend the annual convention of that de-
nomination. A interesting program has
been arranged, including several well
known local speakers.
What Is Faith?" will be the topic of
Rev. DR.. j. ]. Wilkins tomorrow morn
ing at st. Paul's pro-cathedral In the
evening he will speak on Justification by
Faith"
Prof. Stout Will Speak
Prof. B. P. Stout will give his sermon in
song tomorrow afternoon at the Y. M c..
A. Prof Stout is a prominent evangelist
and has been secured by the association
at the request of the members. The SER
vice will be held at $3.50 o'clock in the
association rooms.
Dr. William Horace Day. pastor of the
First Congregational church, has gone to
Glen Alpine Springs, Lake Tahoe, for a
months vacation. He Is accompanied by
Mrs Day. DIR. Warren F. Day, pastor
emeritus, will preach at the morning SER
vice tomorrow. In the evening an echo
meeting will be held by delegates to the
National Christian Endeavor convention.
Monsignor Fowler will preach tomorrow
evening at the service at the Holy Cross
church. Rev. T. f. Fahey, the pastor,
will preach at the 1890 o'clock mass.
Rev. G. j. George, c. M, will preach at
the 1O:45 o'clock mass tomorrow at st.
Vincent's church. Rev. T. ]. Devine, c.
M, of ST. Vincent's college has been en-
toying a vacation at Santa Maria.
Tomorrow morning the usual sunshine
service will be held in the Venice aud
itorium Miss Mabelle Biggart, who con-
ducts these services, will preach special
sunshine sermon at the Soldiers home.
Rev W. C. Gage of Santa Monica will
conduct the Venice service.
The Boyle Heights Temperance legion
will unveil a drinking fountain corner
Chicago and First streets tomorrow after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Elaborate exercises
will be held.
Army to Build Headquarters
Col George French, head Of the Sal
walton Army on the Pacific coast, is In
Los Angeles in connection with arranging
for the new Salvation Army headquar-
ters building which will probably be
erected on Fourth street, between Main
and Los Angeles streets. Col. French will
hold special meetings at Citadel No. l.,
Monarch skating rink, tomorrow. He VIII
remain over Monday. Maj. Percy Morton,
local provincial officer, returned yester-
day from a tour of the province.
The fortieth anniversary of the First
CONGREGATIONAL church was closed last
Wednesday evening with the second even
ing of '4recollections of these forty
wears" Interesting "reminiscences were
given by the various members and the
anniversary services closed after
pleasant series. DIR. Warren f. Day.
pastor emeritus. presided at the last an
niversary service. -,
St Rartholomew's feast, August "a will
mark the fortieth anniversary of the Or
dination to the priesthood of Rev. A. G..
4. Trew. rector of All Saints church,
Highland Park. special service is
planned, in which Bishop johnson and
various clergymen of the diocese OF Los
Angeles will take part. This service Will
also mark the retirement of Dr. Trew
from the active ministry of the Episcopal
church. He will attend the Episcopal
convention at Richmond as delegate.
The feast of the Assumption will be OBJ
served next Thursday in Catholic churches
as a day of obligation AT the Plaza
church a special fete will mark the day.
An outdoor program will be given in the
patio at which the old Spanish dances
will be given.
Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor of the Cen