Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-18
FEAST
OBSERVED SUNDAY
BISHOP C0NATY CELEBRANT
OF MASS
Salvation Army Preparing for Visit of
Commander Eva Booth-other
News of Religious
Interest
st of Pentecost will be OBJ

The st of Pentecost will be OBJ
served tomorrow at the Cathedral of
ST. Vibiana with a solemn pontihcal
mass at which Bishop Conaty will be
ceebrant. Rev. ]. M. w. 3eaudry
will preach the sermon. A class or
adults will be confirmed following the
mass. First communion will be OBJ
served at the o'clock mass. At 3:3O
.. m. Bishop Conaty will administer
the sacrament of confirmation to a
large clas, of children in the cathedral
and will give the temperance pledge
to the boys
The .irst class for first communion
will receive the sacrament tomorrow
morning at the o'clock mass at the
Holy Cross church. Solemn mass will
be celebrated and following the service
a breakfast will be served to the chill
dren on the church grounds. Rev. L.
F. Fahey, the lastor, will preach the
sermon. Father Leo will hear confess
sions at this church this afternoon in
German and French. Confirmation
will be given to a large class Wednes-
day evening by Bishop Conaty. The
children of the first communion class
have presented a beautiful missal to
the church.
Prepare for Commander
Local members of the Salvation
army are IndhllS plCPoio
tions for the visit of Commander Eva
Booth a week from tomorrow. Miss
Booth will be accompanied by Com
missioner Kilby and Col French, and
will arrive a week from this evening.
On Sunday afternoon she will speak
at the Temple auditorium on THE
Grand March Past" which the various
city pastors and Y. M. G. A. will take
part. On Monday evening Miss Booth
will CiUa pe1ahrQt6d lecture.
rags" in Simpson auditorium. Miss
Booth will be attired in the ragged
dress of the slums and will tell the
story of broken heart and will sing
song of love in which chorus of
twenty-five voices will take part. Miss
Booth spent several years in the slums
and will tell of her experiences.
City Mission
The postponed meeting of the City
Mission society will be held next Tues
day evening at the First Baptist
church. Supper will be served the
delegates at $50 o'clock, the public
Frank w. Reynolds, the new city mis-
sionary, will speak. Rev. Robert Bur-
dette will speak on Baptist Possibil-
tiles in Los Angeles" and Rev. Arthur
S. Phelps on 1.-THE Tie That Binds
No services will be held by the
Temple Baptist church Sunday, the
congregation to unite with the Dunk
ards in their services, to be held in
the Auditorium. The Sunday school
session and young peoples services
will be held as usual.
| James Young of the Annie Russell
| company gave lectures on Shakes
peare to the students of st. Vincent s
college last Thursday and Friday
| . Next week the ember days of fasting
| ohc lha OH iyo : +I,o
Catholic church.
At Fellowship
Benjamin Fay Mills, permanent min
lister of the Los Angeles Fellowship,
will speak at Blanchard hall tomorrow
morning at Il o'clock on "Cosmic Con-
| sciousness." There will be special
music by Miss Helen Tape, soprano,
and Alfred E. Walper, violinist. Seats
free to all.
Much interest in being shown in Mr..
Mills series of lectures on the Bhaga-
vad Gita, which is the heart of the
Vedantic philosophy. The lectures will
be given In Blanchard assembly hall
on May 21, %, 26, 28 and 80.
This evening at the City rescue mis-
sion, COG East Fifth street, o. D. Con-
rey, manager of the Coffee club, will
speak on present Day Life and Re-
ligion." Sunday afternoon services:
At o'clock Sunday school, from to
$50 evangelistic services, gospel wa
gon at 8, as usual. Sunday evening
Benjamin F. Pearson, superintendent
of the Edison Electric company, will
speak. Subject, "How Shall We Es-
cape?" He will be assisted by Eman-
uel Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
choir. Monday evening Rev. T. C.
Horton will preach on "The Devil and
His Ways" assisted by converts
chorus.
Observe Whitsunday
Tomorrow Whitsunday will be OBJ
served in the Episcopal churches. Rev.
T. G. Marshall, rector of st. Marks
church, will exchange pulpits in the
morning with Rev. Walton Hall Dog
gett, rector of Epiphany church
The Ladies' circle of the Boyle
Heights Christian church gave a social
last night at the home of Mrs. j. w.
Byce, 1877 North Soto street. A pro-
gram was rendered and games played.
1t was the closing of series of socials.
The second anniversary of the dedica-
ton of the church will be observed to-
morrow.
Solemn mass will be celebrated to-
morrow morning at st. Vincent's
church, at which Very Rev. Dr. ]. S.
Glass will preach the sermon. Rev. P.
II. Mcdonald will preach at the even
ing service.
The semi-annual business meeting of
the Central Baptist church will be held
next Wednesday evening. Reports will
be given from the various departments
Mr.. Sherman's class of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church Sunday
school gave a social last night at the
church.
Dana BartIett's Topic
SIN Slavery" will be the topic of Rev. |
Dana w. Batlett tomorrow morning at
the Railroad Street Bethlehem church. |
o. D. Conrey will give stereopticon
lecture at the evening service. The new
Bethlehem work at 618 New High street |
will be dedicated June g. Yesterday
afternoon Rev. Mr.. Bartlett spoke at |
the Fullerton high school and this af-
ternoon he will assist in organizing an
association at Anaheim.
Women of the Holy Cross church are |
planning a three days lawn fete to be |
held on the church grounds the first |
week in June.
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps. pastor of the |
Central Baptist church, will address the |
Christian Endeavor society tomorrow
evening on "The Revised Version"
Children's day services will be held |
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