Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-28

/ Monday evening III tue -Shuis...i -. -
llors on the third floor of the auditorium
building the pastor will hold the
monthly reception to the members OF
the church from to TO- This will be
"set ACQUAINTED" reception for members
of the church, and it is hoped that as
many as possible will attend. Tne
class of young ladies' taught by MIS-.
George B. Cash will serve refresnnenss.
! Wednesday evening the topic for the
PRAYER meeting will be "All Fools Day;
or. Traps for the Soul"
Friday. April 8, at 2:30, the regular
meeting of the foreign mission depart
ment of the Women's union Will occur
in the parlors. Mrs. G. Milton Adams
will review the fifth chapter of Gloria
Christi" and Mrs. J. A. Rosesteel VIII
| tell of Baptist missionaries in Africa.
At the Echo Park branch there will
be the usual preaching service at 1880,
| and Sunday school at 1880. The work
is growing in a steady and encouraging
way, and it is hoped to gather in all
the Baptists in that vicinity.
Dr. Burdette announces a series of
Sunday morning sermons during April
on the general subject, 1.-THE Way of
the Pilgrimage" The particular sub
jects will be as follows: April 5,
Bondage: April 70. "Deliverance";
April 49, Service; April 26, Glory"
In the Sunday evening services during
April he will preach a series of SER
mons on Boys" as follows: "A Coun-
try Boy" "A Boy About Town." "A
Mothers Boy, Your Boy"
Judge Lindsay viii Speak
Judge Ben b. Lindsay. the famous
juvenile court judge of Denver, Colo.
who has recently arrived here for
short time after an extended eastern
lecture tour, will address the Los An
geles Fellowship Sunday morning at IL
o'clock in Blanchard hOll, 233 South
Broadway. His subject will be "Sav-
ing Our Children" and any person who
is at all familiar with the wonderful
work that has been accomplished by
this man within the past dozen years
will know that a greater authority upon
such a subject could probably not be
obtained anywhere in the country. Mr..
Lindsay has at two different times,
simply by his fearless integrity, en-
tirely defeated the terrible political
machines of Denver in being elected by
overwhelming majorities to the posi-
tion of county judge. He has achieved
notable victories toward the cleansing
of political wrangles in that position,
but perhaps his most remarkable
achievements have been along the lines
of the splendid juvenile reform work,
for which his name rings from ocean
to ocean and in many foreign countries
with highly deserved fame. This may
be the only chance that the citizens of
this city may have to hear him on this
trip.
Alfred Walper, the violinist. will play
"Canzonitta," from concerto by Tschai-
kowski
All seats are free. Doors open at
1880.
"Get Busy" Is Subject
will ha ho r11nr1iOcr tonic
of Rev. Edward A. Brooks, pastor of
the Figueroa Street Baptist church, to-
morrow. His evening sermon will be
illustrated with stereopticon views.
DR.. George Soltau of London, Eng
land, will continue to preach at the
Garvanza Methodist Episcopal church,
Avenue Sixty-six. Sunday at IL a. m.
and 730 p. m. and during the week
except Saturday, at 7:45 p. m; also
afternoons from Tuesday to Friday at
o'clock. when his topic will be THE
Holy Spirit Under the Symbol of Fire"
This will be DR.. Soltau's last meeting
before going north.
1.-The Young Christian and Social
Life" will be the topic of Rev. Alfred
Inwood tomorrow evening at the Boyle
Heights Methodist church.
Rev. DIR. Hunter, who was unani-
mously elected to the pastorate of the
flISI presbyterian CuuICIl last w tull6S-
day evening" returned to Spokane the
first of the week. He is expected to re-
| turn to Los Angeles soon to take up
his new work as successor to Rev.
Frank Dewitt Talmage, who is now
touring Europe.
"Thankfulness, a Condition of Spirit
ual Success" will be the topic of Rev.
A. B. PTichard tomorrow morning at
the Central Presbyterian church. Rev.
IT,.1f I mill eriTr Cfn nNfi
ture in the evening on 1.-The Congo"
This will be under the auspices of the
Christian Endeavor society.
The Christian Ministers association
of Southern California will meet week
from Monday at the First Christian
church.
"Neutralized Ideals" will be the topic
of Rev. Burt Estes Howard tomorrow
morning at the First Unitarian church.
Will Tender Banquet
Arrangements are being completed
for the visit of j. Campbell White, Sec
retary of the international laymen's
missionary movement, April 5, 6 and 7.
Monday evening, April 6, banquet
will be rendered Mr. White at the
Church Federation club. A series of
meetings are being arranged for the
three days.
1.-The Light of the World'' will be the
| topic of Rev. w. D. Lands tomorrow
morning at the Westlake Presbyterian
| church In the evening he will speak
on 1.-THE Valley of Humility" Next
| Wednesday evening the annual congre-
gational meeting will be held at the
church, when officers will be elected for
the ensuing year
Deasoness Drant of the Episcopal
church in Hawaii spoke of the island
work last Thursday afternoon at ST.
| PauPs pro-cathedral.
| Goods Record of a Human Life" will
| be the topic of Rev. Will A. Knighten
| tomorrow morning at the Union Ave-
nue. Methodist church In the evening
! he will speak on Love and Obedience
| to Authority"
The First Christian church is pre-
| pairing for a month of revival services
during May to be conducted by Rev.
John L. Brandt of st. Louis. Tomor-
row morning Rev. A. c. Smither, the
pastor, will speak on Revival" In the
evening he will give a stereopticon lee
| ture on "Amid the Ruins of Rome
| The Queen Esther circle of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church gave an en-
tertainment at the church last Thurs
| day evening. The Ladies' Aid society
of the church will give box social next
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
B. F. Grant on Plymouth street.
Plan Religious Drama
The Young Ladies' sodality is re-
hearsing the religious drama From
Darkness to Light" which will be pre-
sented about the second week after