Los Angeles herald., 1907-08-03
SUMMER SCHOOL
ENTERS LAST WEEK
THE FELLOWSHIP LEADERS WILL
ADDRESS THE SESSIONS.
Subjects of Whitman the Poet viii Be
Prominent Features Of Lectures
DeIiveredENews of the
Churches

The Fellowship summer school, under
the leadership of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Fay Mills, enters upon its fourth and last
week next Tuesday. 1t will be called
Whitman week and it is expected there
will be large and enthusiastic gatherings
of the lovers of 1.-The good gray poet"
The evening sessions will be held in the
art gallery of the Blanchard building, 2S2
South Hill street and will be open to the
public. Mr.. Mills will lecture each night
except Wednesday, when Mrs Mills VIII
speak The subjects are as follows:
Tuesday "Whitmans Appeal to Original
ity;" Wednesday, exposition of The song
of the UNIVERSAL" THURSDAY, whitman
"Forbidden Vices;'' Friday, "Cosmic Con-
sciousness." Mr.. Mills is recognized ma
tionally as a commentator and lecturer
on Whitman and these lectures were de-
= livered recently to appreciative audi
ences in Denver, Chicago and othereast-
ern cities. The lectures will begin at S
o'clock.
Will Give Outing
Next Tuesday the Salvation Army will
give it's second outing this season at Long
Beach Old people will be the guests of
the army and an enjoyable day will be
receiving donations for these outings,
which makes it possible to give a days
outing to those who would otherwise be
Obliged to forego. the pleasure. The last
outing, August 13, will be for poor chill
dren and mothers.
Colonel George French, in charge of the
Salvation Army work on the Pacific
coast will visit Los Angeles August 10
and IL. He will hold special services at
ctrn
y here he will probably arrange for the
new headquarters building to be erect
ed by the army.
Retreat to Close
The annual retreat for the priests of
the diocese of Monterey and Los Angeles
which has been conducted during the
week at st. Vincents college, Will close
thisp morning The priests will return to
their respective parishes for the serv-
ices tomorrow. Rev. William OBrien
Pardow, a we'll known Jesuit, has con-
Quoted the services
Yesterday the priests emerged from the
retreat to attend the solemn pontifical
requiem mass for the late Mgr. Joaquin
Adam, former vicar general of the do
cese, who died last Wednesday in Lon
don.
The special feast of Importance in the
GdInOllC CHuTcH lIG WSCh was
that of Portiuncula, which was celebrated
in st. Joseph's and the Plaza churches. 1t
is Franciscan feast with special in
dulgence.
Church Is Being Decorated
Work has been begun on the decora-
tions of the interior of the Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. Services will be
held in the Sunday school auditorium
during the month of August Rev. Hugh
X. Walker, the pastor, and family are
spending the month at Catalina.
- Mrs. Sawyer, member of the Pico
Heights Methodist church, will conduct
the services tonight at the City Rescue
mission, 6O6 East Fifth street. Sunday
school service will be held at o'clock
tomorrow at the mission. Superintendent
Leary will speak at the evening service.
Monday night an evangelistic service will
be held.
Rev. William Ireland, the converted
actor, will speak at the Westlake Pres
byterian church tomorrow Rev w. D.
Landis,, the pastor, will preach at the
evening service.
Rev. James Lilley to Preach
Rev. James Lilley, C. M, will preach
at the 10:45 o'clock mass tomorrow at st.
Vincent's church.
Women of the Westlake Presbyterian
church gave reception in the church
parlors last Thursday evening.
Rev. Dana w. Bartlett, pastor of the
Bethlehem church, with his family is en-
joying vacation in the mountains.
Rev. Mr.. Smith, rector of st. Matthias
church, and wife are spending several
weeks in the east Rev. H. Wilson is in
charge of the parish.
Rev. j. ID. Mohorter, secretary of the
Benevolent Association of the Christian
Churches, will preach at the First Chris
tian church tomorrow morning. In the
evening Mrs. Ida w. Harrison, secretary
of the Centennial board of missions, will
speak
very Rev. ]. j. wilkins, dean and
rector of st. Paul's pro-cathedral and
wife will go east the latter part of
August. Dr. Wilkins will attend the
Episcopal convention in Richmond as
delegate. They will return in November.
Rev L. M Idleman, DIR. Wilkins assist
ant haa .rat,,rned from his vacation He