Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-22
DISCUSS NEW
CLUB HOUSE
MEMBERS OF vEsTRY MEET AND
FORM PLANS
ST. Athanasius' Episcopal Church
Feels the Necessity of Specific
Action for Boys and Men
Of the Parish

copal church at its social evening anc
smoker last Tuesday night in the guile
han discussed important plans looking
toward the establishment of a club
house and gymnasium for the men and
boys of the parish.
The evening was opened with an in
formal social hour, after which Rev
C. T. Murphy, jr., the rector, spoke OF
the lack of a specific work for the
BOYS and men of the parish. A gen.
eral discussion was held and 1t was
decided that steps will be taken soon
toward the establishment of clubs and
a gymnasium. c. M. Gair, I. L. Mertz
and DR.. w. L. Millspaugh were APP
Dointed a committee to take charge of
arrangements.
II was also decided that another
smoker and social will be given Tues
dav night March 3, at which the SUBJ
iect of the boys and young men of the
parish will be again discussed and DER
mite action taken. All men or the
parish and community are invited 10
be present.
of Rev. ]. ]. wilkins tomorrow morn
ing at ST. PauPs pro-cathedral In the
evening a clergyman of the RUSSIAN
church will give a lecture on the MS
tory and traditions of the Russian
church.
Rev William Horace Day, pastor OF
the First Congregational church, Will
nreach tomorrow morning on the topic,
ssRehold. Now" In the evening DR..
Day will give his second address on
ssVital Problems" under the auspices
of the Mems league on us the Bipie
Inspired" The Young Mems Religious
Question club, which meets after the
Sunday evening services, has eiected
George B. Culver as president; A. A.
Kidder. vice president, and Jack Clark,
secretary. The next Congregational
Fellowship meeting will be held at this
church March 2.
Students Are Successful
According to the returns from the
recent examinations by the state board
Of pharmcy the students of the Young
Mems Christian association class IN
pharmacy came through the examlna-
tion with flying colors.
Three students, c. c. Abbott, +. L.
Falls and r. B. Graves, took the ex-
animation, two for assistants papers
and one for the licentiate's papers, and
all three were successful. In view OF
the fact that many of the applicants
failed Educational Director Austin il
highly pleased with the record made
by the association students.
A new class in pharmacy composed
of drug clerks preparing for the state
examinations in June has been formed
Arthur Mas of the University OF
Southern California, who taught the
last class will also have charge or the
present course. The class meets Tues
day and Friday evenings.
r. A. X. Hackett editor and proprie
tor of the Fort Wayne Sentinel, For
WAYNE. Ind, whose talk at the Young
Mems Christian association home hou
a short time ago was so much enjoyed
will address the mems meeting at asso
citation hall Sunday on the topic, I'll
the Sight of God" The vested boys
choir will render musical selections and
the male quartet Will also take part
During the home hour, which will be
held from 230 to 1920, Immediately be.
fore the services, the association or
chestra will play.
Al 2 o'clock the Sunday Training
club. under the direction of c. III. Price
the physical director, will meet In room
q. and at the same hour the boys viii
gather in room to enjoy an illustrated
lecture. Men are invited to attend any
or all of these meetings at Association
hall. 621ss South Broadway.
The usual services at All Saints Epis-
copal church Sunday were varied by
the presentation of professional
cross given by Miss B. M. Byham in
memory Oh HtT ldliCl, 1Cliti al 1SS hhh
of her majesty's Eighteenth hussars
At the same service Mrs. Jesse Knight
bestowed handsome brass candlestick
concentrating the life of her husband
The gifts were accepted by the rector
Rev Herbert e. Bowers, ID. ID. The
ceremony was impressive.
In the evening DR.. Bowers received
twelve young women and girls into the
fellowship of the Daughters OF the
King.
A requiem mass for the repose OF
the soul of the late Rev. j. Brann was
held yesterday morning at st. Matthias
Episcopal church on West Washington
street. Raker's requiem for the dead
was sung. Rev. Father Gushee of On
tario was celebrant. Memembers OF
the Catholic club of the diocese were
in attendance.
Monday will be observed as the feast
day of the parish of st. Matthias
church. Bishop johnson will admins
ter the sacrament of confirmation to q
class of eight in the evening. At this
service the, bishop will also make an
address. Rev. Mr.. Smith, the rector
will preach tomorrow morning on 1.-THE
Parable of the Sewer and the Seed"
Essential Love- will be the farewell
topic of Rev. Frank De Witt Talmagt
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
church of Los Angeles. DR.. Talmagt
and his wife will leave during the week
for the east, en- route to Europe.
Women of the First Unitarian church
will give their monthly at home Thurs
day at the church, from TO o'clock
At this event a sale of home cooked
food will be held.
1.-THE Making of a Man" will be the
topic of Rev. A. s. Phelps, pastor OF
the Central Baptist church, tomorrow
morning. In the evening Rev. Mr.
Phelps will conclude his sermons or
.'Lifes Sea-" taking for his topic ''Ship-
wrecked" Tuesday evening the annu-
al dinner of the Baraca club and the
mems Bible class will be held at the
church. social home will be held
from to o'clock, when the banquet
will be served by the young women Of
the PhiIathea class. Rev. A. s. Phelps
the pastor, will act as POSTMASTER
Rev. J. J. Wilkins. dean of st. Paull
pro-cathedral, will speak on "A Mar
and Hie Money" Short addresses will
be made by p. c. Roseberry on docs
It Pay to Be Honest?"; A. p. Green
Does 1t Pay to Be Generous?'; II. B
futile on .Holding Down Your Job"
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