Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-26

was rendered by the church orchestra
under the direction of F. o. Glazier
The main event of the evening was the
address of the bishop, who spoke with
his old time energy. This was the nrst
public address of the bishop in Los An
geles since his recent serious illness.
Misses Carrie Adams, Olive Keyes and
Gladys Smith had charge of the refresh
ment booths. They were assisted py
Misses Fannie Tupper, Bessie Gilmore,
Lillian Jensen, Hazel Coweland, Ola
Grant, Ethel Fellows and Bessie Cor
bin. DIR. e. Allin was chairman OF the
refreshment committee.
Bishop Hamilton will leave today for
the north.
W. e. Cronemiller of the First Meth
odist church was elected president of the
union; E. H. Stagg of the Highland Park
church, vice president Frank Heron,
University church, secretary Mrs. Hole,
Westlake church, treasurer
Bishop Hamilton left for the north yes
terday accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
A special rally service will be held to-
morrow mdrning by the Sunday school OF
the First Christian church. The rally
service will be held at $3.50 o'clock and
will be marked by the. attendance of the
members of the cradle roll department
who will be on exhibition. DR.. John Will
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will make an address.
| In the evening Rev. A. G. Smither, the
pastor, will begin series of four lecture
sermons on 1.-THE City of Jerusalem" IL
lustrated with stereopticon views. Rev.
Mr.. Smither recently returned from a six
months tour of the holy land, and while
there he took large number of photo
graphs, which will be used as lantern
slides. Rev Mr.. Smither is giving gen.
oral COURSE on '"The HOLY Land"
Tomorrow evening will also mark the
closing week of j. P. DuPuy as musical
director Of the church. Mr. Dupuy has
held the position the past five years and
has resigned to accept another church po-
sition The Euterpean quartet will take
part in the service.
Rev. Walton Hall Doggett, rector of the
Church of the Epiphany, will preach his
| farewell sermon, tomorrow and early next
week will leave with his family for the
east. Rev. Mr.. Doggett has been very
popular rector and will be greatly missed
in Episcopal churches. Tomorrow morn
ing Rev. Mr.. Doggett will speak on THE
Faith" and in the evening on THE
Prophet
Mrs. d. K Edwards Baraca class Of
young men of the Central Presbyterian
church has fitted up a room in the church
/ for social gatherings every Friday night.
Mrs. Prichards class of girls of this
church meets twice monthly for Bible
study. Rev. Mr. Prichard is conducting
Bible class each Wednesday evening for
the study of Matthew Mark and Luke.
| Bishop Johnson is expected to return
next Saturday from the Episcopal conven-
tion at Richmond.
| Rev William Palmer will preach at the
10:30 o'clock mass tomorrow morning at
the cathedral of st. Vibana. Rev. ]. M.
W. Beaudry will preach at the evening
service.
| Active work on the new building of the
Westlake Presbyterian church will soon
be commenced 1t is expected that the
chapel will be completed by February A
concert for the benefit of the church
will be given by Los Angeles talent next
Tuesday evening.
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Central
Baptist church, will preach tomorrow
morning on 1.-THE Story of Samson. In
the evening Rev. Mr.. Phelps will open
series of sermons on Shakespearean
titles. He will speak tomorrow evening
on 'As You Like It." Other sermons will
be November 8, Macbeth; November 10,
Loves Labor Lost: November IL,
"King Henry VIII' November a. Much
Ado About Nothing" At the Christian
Endeavor service tomorrow evening Rev.
l.. A. Gould will speak on China. Next
Wednesday evening, following the cove
| nant meeClnR, the pdSlOI Will 6iNO oh
analysis of the Sunday school lessons for
November following which teachers
meeting will be organized.
| An adjourned meeting of the First
Congregational church business session
was held Wednesday evening. The re-
ports showed a wide range OF work sue.
cessfully carried on. Rev. Warren F.
Day, the pastor emeritus, presided at the
meeting.
Rev. W. D. Lands, pastor of the West
lake Presbyterian church. and wife en-
tertained the brotherhood of the church
last Tuesday night at their home, 979
Ell Molino street Guessing games and
refreshments were enjoyed.
| Under the auspices of the Los Angeles
Woman's Christian Temperance Union a
concert was given last Thursday. after
noon by the pupils of the Los Angeles
Conservatory of Music
"Severty Times Seven will be the
topic of Rev. T. G. Marshall, rector of st.
Marks church, tomorrow morning. In the
evening a song service will be held, which
will be styled "An Evening with the Old
Hymns"
Rev. DR.. Mahood will open two weeks
series of evangelistic services at the
BOYLE Heights Methodist church Monday
evening. The four Methodist churches of
BOYLE Heights will unite In these SER
Vices Preparatory services have been
held during the week. conducted by Rev.
Alfred Inwood, the pastor. Rev. Mr.. In
wood will preach at both services tomor-
row.
.'Do You Know How to Cash Your
Chocks?'' was the topic of Rev. George
Soltau at the Y. M. c. A. yesterday
afternoon The third session Of the mis-
sionary class was held Thursday night at
the association. Rev. l.. A. Gould has
charge of this class, which is increasing
in attendance.
The fair given by the Polish Catholics
in the church on Pepper avenue will
close this evening after successful
series. Rev. v. Organisciak is the pastor.
| o. d. Conrey, manager Of the Fedora
ton Coffee club, will speak at the Union
Rescue mission this evening" 3. -E. Pear