Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-25
HITS DECOLLETE
IN DANCE HALLS
EVANGELIST HART TALKS ON
DANCING AND CARDS"
SPEAKER DEPLoREs INFLUENCE
OF BATHROOMS
Says That Parents Want Their Chill
dren to Become Graceful In
Quicksteps and They
Are Led Astray

"If I should go into my pulpit with
out my shirt on people would get up
and rum" said Evangelist Hart at the
Methodist camp meeting in his sermon
on Dancing and Cards Thurday
night. "Yet people go into the ball
room in just about the same fix and
nothing is thought of it.
80 many people want to have their
| children educated to be graceful, so
| they have them dance. 1 never knew
| before that the brains were in the heels.
| Out of 100000 fallen women in the
United States 100000 have fallen
| through the dance"
Evangelist Hart has proven very
popular at the camp meeting and will
close the meetings of two weeks with
a series of all-day services tomorrow,
| opening at a. m. He will speak on
IAN Unanswerable Question" in the
afternoon.
Rev. e. P. Ryland, pastor of the
Memorial Methodist church south,
Hollywood, will return today with his
| family from vacation in the noun
! tains.
A concert was given for the old peo-
pie at the county farm yesterday after
noon under the auspices of the Episco-
| pal City Mission society, of which Rev.
T. c. Marshall is the superintendent.
Church services are held twice monthly.
During the summer short services of
song will be held Sunday evenings at
the Central Presbyterian church.
Pastor to Visit Alaska
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, will
preach at the morning service tomor-
row, it being his last sermon before his
summer vacation. Early in the week
he and Mrs. Day will go to San Fran
| cisco, From there they will take a
| short Alaskan trip and thence go east.
Bishop Conaty will offlciate at the
ordination of Rev. M. H. Benso to the
dra1 of st. Vibiana. Bishop Conaty is
now enjoying rest at his Santa
| Monica residence.
The annual Catholic picnic and re-
union of the diocese will be held at
Redondo Beach August %.
Rev. Edward Brady will preach at
the 1920 o'clock mass tomorrow morn
ing at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana.
Rev. e. A. Antill, C. NJ, the well
known vice president of st. Vincent's
college, has been called to Kenrick
seminary, st. Louis, where he Will re-
ceive a new appointment His sue
cessor has not yet been made known.
Father Anti1l was formerly priest OF
the college and returned year and
half ago to assume the office of vice
president.
Bishop Conaty has appointed Rev. E.
r. Cook temporary assistant at San
Bernardino and Rev. l.. Golden tenn
porary assistant at the Church or the
Sacred Heart, East Los Angeles.
Detained by Illness of Wife
Rev. Ira Landrith, general secretary
of the Presbyterian Brotherhood OF
America will speak tomorrow morning
at the Westlake Presbyterian church.
Dr. Landrith has filed all his local APP
lpointments, but has Cancelled his eastern
engagements. While on the journey
here Mrs. Landrith suffered stroke OF
apoplexy and is now at the Good
Samaritan hospital, where she is I'M
proving. Rev. Mr.. Landrith probably
will be detained here some time on
account of the illness of his wife.
At the Temple Baptist church Rev
John Roach Straton, D. D., of Baiti-
more, Nd, will preach on rs There
| Living God?" In the evening DR..
Sraton will speak on els the Bible a
Revelation from God?"
At the Echo Park branch of the Tenn
pie Baptist church, which meets at l640
West Temple street, the associate pas
tor Rev. Edwin r. Brown, Will preach
on what 1t Is to Believe on Christ at
10. 20 The Bible school follows at II: 80
Next Wednesday evening at the regu-
lar midweek prayer meeting in Berean
hall the evangelistic committee or the
church will conduct the services.
The first annual summer Bible con-
ference of the Bible institute began
Wednesday at the headquarters of the
Institute, 260-64 South Main street.
Revs. A. B. Prichard, 7. c. Horton, X.
s. Hadden, J. A. Gordon, Samuel Todd
and Giles Kellogg have been the lee
turers. The conference will continue
during next week daily from S:25 a. m.
to 1900, noon. The public is cordially
invited.
Sunday evening at 1880 a special
evangelistic service will be held in the
Bible institute second floor, 260-64
South Main street. Revs. T. c. Horton
and r. A. MADDEN will be assisted by
i Mr. and Mrs. w. V. Baker, the blind
singers.
Major Hughes Is I'll
Major Hughes of the Volunteers of
America has been suffering with ty-
nhoid fever. He is at his home, BIS
Il La Sale avenue. The officers of the
local corps are in charge of the Volun-
i teers until Major Hughes can get about
again.
Major Frank Waite of the Salvation
i Army held his farewell service to corps
mo 2 last Thursday night. Captains
Kemmings and Hales who go to I'M
nerial to start the Army work there,
and CAPTAIN Bruce, formerly of corps
i No. /. who goes to Visalia, and Lieu
tena McAllister took part in the SER
vice Major John Smith, who was APP
pointed to Los Angeles, has not yet ar
rived. =,
The Church federation council will
meet next Monday noon at the fedora
/ ton rooms.
Second church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
4 at IL a. m. and p. m. at Simpson au-
ditorium, 734 South Hope street The
4 lesson sermon will be from the Chris
tian Science quarterly, the subject be-
j ing ssTruth." The reading will be from
the Bible, with correlative passages
! from the Christian Science textbook,
Science and Health, with Key to the
Scriptures"
w. A. Amend, attorney at law, will
speak at the mems meeting at $3.50 p.
m. at 6211s South Broadway, the Young
Mems Christian association headquar-
j tiers, Sunday Subject, 1.-THE Los An
geles Young Mans Opportunity" All
men most cordially invited to attend.
At the City Rescue mission this even
ing a praise and testimony meeting Will
/ be held. Mr. Britton Ross, the mis-
i sion's Oldest convert will speak.