Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-06-20
WILL PREACH TO
SENIOR CLASS
REV. WILLIAM HORACE DAY TO
ADDRESS STUDENTS
SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM is
ARRANGED
Congregational Church Arranges Ser
vice for Normal and Other
sohools--ActivIty In
Religious Work

One of the important baccalaureate
sermons of the season will be preached
tomorrow morning at the FIRST Con-
gregational church by Rev. William
Horace Day before the graduating class
of the state normal school, the mem
bers of which will attend In pooy'
with the president and faculty.
Tomorrow evening an especially In
teresting program of Mendessohn mu-
sic has been arranged by Harry Clifford
Lott, the choir master, for the COM
nencement season, and students rom
the various institutions have been IN
yited to be present. In addition to the
regular quartet and organ numbers, the
Congregational Choral club and Con-
gregational orchestra will take part in
the program, which will be composed
entirely of numbers by Mendelssohn.
Benjamin Fay Mills will not speak.at
the Fellowship all through the sum
mer, but will fill that pulpit for the re-
naming two Sundays in June. He
will speak In Blanchard hall, 233 South
Broadway, tomorrow at IL a. M, on
1.-The Rediscovery of God" Miss Helen
Tape, soprano, will sing 1.-THE King OF
Love My Shepherd Is" by Gounod.
Seats are free to all. Sunday, June 2S,
Mr.. Mills is to deliver an address on
Ibsen's play of "Rosmersholm," which
Mrs. Fiske will be playing in Los An
geles the week before.
DR.. Burt Estes Howard, pastor Of the
First Unitarian church, will preach his
farewell sermon at that church week
from tomorrow. He VIII take Tor ms
topic tomorrow 1.-THE Light of the
World" Steps have already been TAX
en- to secure DIR. Towards successor.
Boys to Enjoy Outing
The boys brigade of the First Con-
EDUCATIONAL church will hold its annual
summer camping outing at Laguna
beach. They will leave Friday, June
26, to be away one week. The camp
will be in charge of Captain Leslie
Bryant 1t is expected over 100 boys
will enjoy the outing.
Mrs. Emily Phillips Boiler wife or
Rev. B. F. Boiler. pastor of the Olivet
Congregational church, will speak at
that church tomorrow evening on THE
Great World Evangelist, Dwight L.
Moody-His Life and Work"
William Murphy will address the
usual gospel temperance meeting to-
morrow evening in Blanchard hail.
Francis Murphy and Mrs. Wayland
Trask will give vocal selections.
The Southern California Baptist as
sembly has issued an interesting pro-
gram for the annual assembly to be
held in the First Baptist church, Long
Beach, July 20 to August 10.
Sunday morning the congregation of
Temple Baptist church is again to have
the pleasure of hearing the Rev. AL
bert Hatcher Smith of Pasadena. Mr..
Smith will speak in the morning on
1.-THE Problem of Being Good" The
music for the morning service will con-
sist of a selection from Dudley Buck
by the quartet entitled SIT Is a Good
Thing" The choir will sing Fosters
anthem, 40 Jesu, thou are standing"
Prof. Bruce Gordon Kingsley will play
an organ solo from the French, "Simple
ct,
a baritone solo from Bailey, 20 Day of
Peace"
M. 3. Jones to Speak
The senior B. Y. P. u, which meets
in Berean hall at $50, will be addressed
by Mattison B. Jones, who will
speak on "How to Get and Keep
Z Situation" Mr.. Jones is an orator and
business man and will give an inter-
esting and helpful address.
The intermediate B. Y. p. T., which
meets in Children's hall at 6:15, will
be led by Miss Elizabeth Hasty, a
young business woman Of Los Angeles,
who will discuss the same subject as
that upon which Mr.. Jones is to speak.
At the evening service Prof. Bruce
Gordon Kingsley will play selection
from the famous composition by Verdi,
"Il Trovatore." The professor will play
the prison scene music, and ii will be
a rare treat to all lovers of classic
music. The anthem will be Sauls bril-
liant composition entitled Great and
Marvellous Are Thy Works." and Mrs.
Bussing, the eastern soprano, will sing
Massenet's "Alleluia." Rev. Albert
Hatcher Smith will discuss THE Prob
lem of Being Somebody" and at the
close of the service the quartet has
been asked to sing "When the Mists
Have Rolled Away"
At the Echo Park branch, the assoc
ofo CT 1UTiT7
preach at 1890 on Goods Doers," and
Miss Mabel Clarke, formerly soprano
soloist at the First Methodist church,
will sing Sunday school will be held
Immediately after the church service,
which begins at 1890.
The midweek prayer meeting will be
led by the associate pastor in Berean
hall at 7:45 Wednesday evening. The
topic will be Lessons from the Life of
Peter"
Friday at the Women's union of
Temple Baptist church will meet for
the election of officers for the ensuing
year. The Daughters of the Temple
will meet at the same time for the same
purpose.
Hold Services at County Farm
The Episcopal City Mission society
has begun services at the county
farm, to be held in the chapel there the
second and fourth Sunday afternoons
of each month. Rev. II. C. Marshall is
superintendent of the society and con-
duets these meetings.
A neighborhood concert was given
last Thursday evening at the Neigh
borhood church.
Rev. S. Y. Bugbee, assistant rector
of Christ church, will preach at st.
Marks church tomorrow evening. Rev.
II. G. Marshall, the rector, will preach
at the morning service.
Women of the Church of the Epiph-
any are planning TO give a lawn fete
at the homes Of Mines. Hendrick and
johnson, 265S and 1853 Pasadena ave-
nue. on the evenings of July ! and 2.
Programs are being arranged.
Bethesda Presby church will
observe Children's day tomorrow with
the following services: At 9:45 a. m,
Sunday school lesson review; II O'Clock,
primary department exercises, address
by the pastor; 1870 p. m, chidren's day
program by the Sunday school.
The Azusa w. c.. r.. u. will give
reception TO the state and county Of
ficers Of the union next Wednesday
afternoon at o'clock at the First Bap-
fist church, Los Angeles.
The closing session of the Home Mis-
sion section of the Woman's union of
the Temple Baptist church was held
yesterday afternoon. Rev. i. A. Gould
spoke of the present aspects of the
immigration question.
ST. Luke's and the Church of the
Epiphany will unite in a Sunday school