Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-03-07


ing congratulated on the arrival of
a little daughter in their home the first
of the week. Rev. Mr.. Inwood is pas
tor of the Boyle Heights Methodist
church.
Seven sections of the Mems league
of the First Congregational church will
| meet at homes of the members next
Tuesday evening. The meetings will be
for men only and plans will be made
| for the Passiontide services.
| Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
| the First Congregational church, will
lecture next Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday at the state conference of the
Y. M. c. A. at Long Beach.
Tomorrow morning the two weeks
mission by well known Jesuit priests
will open at the Cathedral of ST. Vibi-
ana with a solemn high mass at 1890
! O'Clock. Services will be held each
morning, with sermons each evening,
excepting Saturday.
| Bishop Conaty will of1iciate at the
dedication of St. Patrick's church on
March %. March % he will dedicate the
home of the Little Sisters of the Poor
on Boyle Heights. Following the mis-
sion at the cathedral Bishop Conaty
will preach series of Lenten sermons.
Very Rev. DIR. Glass, c. NJ, will
preach at ST. Vincent's church at the
1915 o'clock mass tomorrow morning.
Rev. Father Richardson will preach in
the evening.
Rev. P. G. Gay will speak at st.
Patrick's entertainment in Conaty hall
on "A Nations Heirloom"
Eastern Adopts and Western Medi-
ums Compared" will be the topic of
DR.. Frederic Bell, pastor of the First
Humanity's church, Sunday night at
O'Clock.
"ShalI We Go to Warp
The regular Sunday morning service
of the Los Angeles Fellowship will take
place in Blanchard hall, 23S South
Broadway, at IL o'clock. In accord
ance with the current rumors and uni
versal discussion concerning warfare
Mrs Benjamin Fay Mills will deliver
an address on "Shall We Go to WARP"
Alfred Walper. the violinist, will play
"Serenade," by Aitkin. Seats are free
to all. but it would be advisable for
visitors to come early if they wish to
obtain them.
Benjamin Fay Mills, minister of the
Greater Fellowship, is having a very
successful evangelistic tour of the east.
addressing crowds of people daily. He
has left Salt Lake City for Kansas
City, where he is now conducting meet
ings.
Preceding the regular morning serv-
ice of the Fellowship the Young Mems
lyceum will meet in room 100, 232 South
Hill street. Mr.. Bowley will speak on
Intuition" Young men invited TO at
tend.
THE Hidden Hand" will be the topic
of a sermon by Rev. Frank Cornell in
First Friends church, corner Third
street and Fremont avenue. Sunday
morning at II o'clock At 7:30 p. nj.
his theme will be Christian Require
ments."
The regular bi-monthly meeting of
the Gideon band was held at the
Broadway Christian church Thursday
evening. Several new members were
initiated, and beside discussion of I'M
portant business, a good social time
was provided.
The committee of twenty five ap
pointed by the Prohibition union met
yesterday in the Coffee club, when the
committee was enlarged to 100 men,
bers. TO inaugurate a citizens move
ment against the liquor traffic \
womau's committee of 100 members
will also be organized to help lr the
work.
Hon. o. w. Blaine to Speak
Hon. o. w. Blaine of Michigan. ore
of the eloquent Prohibition speakers of
the nation. will address the Los Ange-
les Prohibition union in Symphony
hall Sunday nj p. m. Charles stan
ley of New York will sing and great
interest is manifested i'm this meeting.
Central w. c. T. L. will hold its an
nual meeting today at 1890 o'clock.
Reports of superintendents will be
made. paper will be read by Mrs.
Garbutt on Temperance and Labor
At the city Rescue mission. COG Fast
Fifth street, Saturday evening a spe-
cial praise service will be held George
w Trotter, superintendent of the City
Rescue mission, Saginaw, Mich, for
merry of Los Angeles will speak. He
is brother TO Melvin r. Trotter.
Sunday afternoon this mission will
unite in services at Temple AuditOri-
um, conducted by Melvin f. Trotter.
Sunday evening ]. NJ Berkeley, su-
perintendent of the City Gas company.
will speak. assisted by Capt. Chas NJ.
Stanley, author. speaker and singer.
who will sing some choice selections.
Monday evening Rev. c. c. Pierce
will make an address.
Rev. Baker p. Lee will speak at the
Murphy Gospel temperance meeting,
Chutes park, Sunday at 2 p. IN. VIII
liam j. Murphy will also speak on
Gospel Temperance. Soloists: So
prano, Mrs. Ruth Terry Schaefie; bari
tone, Francis Murphy; sacred concert
Porter Catdllna Ddnu5 CoInet SOlot
Prof. d. c. Rosebrook.
At Blanchard hall Sunday evening
the old-time Gospel song service will
be held at 7.SO p. m, led by Howard
H. stowe Soloists: Mrs. Wayland
Trask and Francis Murphy, jr. Speak
ing begins at s. William j. Murphy's
subject will be Gospel Temperance.
Everybody invited.
The Sunday meeting of the Young
MEMS Christian association will be held
in the First Methodist church. corner
of Sixth and Hill streets. The Rev.
Henry Clay Morrison, VINO is conduct
ing a series of meetings in this church.
will deliver the address at 3 80 o'clock.
The association male quartet and the
vested boys choir will render musical
selections.
Those who attend are asked to con-
gregate at the association hall at 2:l5
for the home hour, after which pro
cession headed by the brass band, Will
move to the church.
The Evangelical Prayer union Will
hold an all-day meeting for prayer and
the promotion of prayer Friday, March
10, at the Central Presbs terrain church,
220 South Hill street. The meeting will
he under the leadership of represen-
tative ministers of Los Angeles and
yicinit-, who will make important adj
dresses on the subjects noted in the
following:
ORDER OF SERVICES
9:3O-lO a. m.-Devotonal half hour
worship thanksgiving, praise,
1O-11 a. m.--Prayer for the Holy Spirit.
HIP a. m.-Prayer union hour-What
can we do to promote prayer?
12-1 noon-Prayer in relation to business