Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-09
WILL LECTURE ON
NEW ERA IN ART
HECTOR ALLIOT TO ADDRESS
THE FELLOWSHIP
Sneaker VIII Give Results of His Re-
cent European Observations.
Mrs. Mills to Speak.
Church Notes

services at the LUIS AHBeiSS II oiAo"S---F
tomorrow will be of special interest.
The address in the evening will be OF
interest to the art loving people OF the
city as we'll as the members of the Eel
lowship. Mr. Alliot is well known as one
of the most prominent art critics IN Los
Angeles and his address tomorrow night
will doubtless draw large number OF
people.
Mary Russell Mills, associate mHnister
of the Fellowship, will speak at IL O'Clock
on the subject Robert and Elizabeth
Barrett Browning" Mrs. Mills has been
an appreciative student of the Brownings
for many years, and this lecture promises
to be fascinating and Instructive. Miss
Helen Tape, soprano, will sing 20 Love
Divine" by Nevin, and Alfred e. wal
per. violinist, will play Romance" by
Reubinstein- l. Eclail. All seats free.
In the evening at 7:45 at Blanchard
hall, Hector Alliot, the famous artist ana
lecturer, will deliver an address on 'Tne
New Era in Art This is a new address
and is the result of Mr.. Alliot's recent
studies of Spanish, Italian and other
European art. Mr.. Alliot is an eloquent
speaker and his address will be OF
popular nature Miss Maude Langstaff,
formerly of New York, will sing.
DIR. Day is selected 0pcdheT
Rev. William Horace Day has been Sc
lected as one of the university preachers
at Stanford university for the month OF
December. He will speak December 8.
DR.. Day is well known at the university,
where he is very popular.
special service for Koreans was held
last Sunday afternoon at the Central
PRESBYTERIAN church. Several Koreans
were baptized by Rev. A. B. Prichard,
the pastor
"The Faith That Hath Made Thee
Whole" will be the topic of Rev. t. c.
Marshall. rector of st. Marks church. to-
morrow. In the evening Rev. Mr.. Mar
shall will speak on "Quarrels."
'The Duty of the Present to the Past
will be the topic of Rev. A. B. Prichard
at the Central Presbyterian church TO-
morrow morning. In the evening DR..
Prichard will speak on Lessons from the
TRANSPORTATION"
Miss Minnie Oliphant will speak tomor-
row evening at the Westlake Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening the Presbyterian
brotherhood of this church will give a
supper at the home of Miss Woodson, 1853
Coronado street, for the men of the
church. Supper will be served at
o'clock. f. R. Nellums will act as
toastmaster and addresses will be made
by Rev. .. IL. montgomery INSN' - N'A'
Newell, M B. Golden. s. A. Minton and
Rev. w. D. Lands, pastor of the church.
Members and friends of the Central
BAPTIST church gave reception to Rev.
Arthur 8. Phelps. the pastor, and Mrs.
Phelps last night at the church Rev.
and Mrs Phelps have recently returned
from tour abroad.
Women Plan Bazsr
Women of the First Congregational
church are planning for Christmas ba-
zaar to be given on the first Friday in
December
''The Modern Significance of an Ancient
Rite" will be the topic of Rev. Stanley
Ross Fisher, pastor of the Church Of the
Messiah. corner of Washington street and
Van Ness avenue tomorrow morning. In
the evening Rev. Mr.. Fisher will speak on
'0The Power of Life: An Account of
the Life and Teachings of Henry Drum
mond."
The secretaries of the Y. w. c. A. will
have charge of the vesper service for
women tomorrow afternoon. The topic
of the afternoon will be Praise for What
God Has Done: The Masters Call Chal-
lenge and Preparation"
The converts rally tonight at the
Union Rescue mission will be followed by
a meeting of the Good Samaritans in
charge of B. r. Pearson. Tomorrow
evening Rev. DR.. Walker, pastor Of the
Hollywood Baptist church, will preach
the sermon.
DR.. Mahood Holds Services
Evangelistic services held by DR.. Ma
hood at the Boyle Heights Methodist