Los Angeles herald., 1908-05-09
DENOMINATION OFFICIALS PLAN
BUSY WEEK
Gathering viii Be Marked by Special
Lines Connected with the Lead
ing and Auxiliary Work
of the Diocese

| pe dWdIoeu' BISHOP Johnson vii
make an address, as will also Very
Rev. MacCormack, the new dean of the
pro-cathedral.
Monday morning the annual Sunday
school institute will open at O'Clock
In the pro-cathedral parish house, tc
continue during the day. In the even
Ing the Sunday school children of St
Luke's church will present the mys-
terry play, THE Little Pilgrims and the
Book Beloved at Gamut auditorium
This will be followed by a reception
to Sunday school workers.
Tuesday the twelfth annual meeting
of the Woman's auxiliary will be held
in the parish house, when the follow
ing program will be carried out:
| 9:15 a. m.-Celebration of the holy
communion. The bishop of the diocese
celebrant.
10:S0 a. in.-Meeting called to order in
parish house. Reports of officers.
11:3O a. m.-Pledges.
| 1900 m.--Noon-day prayers.
1915 p. m.-Conference for all d.
ocesan, parochial, Junior and babies
b. anch officers.
| 1915 p. m.-Luncheon for delegates
and clergy.
1:15 p. m.-Luncheon for members OF
conference.
2:15 p. m.-Hymn. Auxiliary collects
Question box.
To Give Annual Address
2:45 p. m.-Annual address, diocesan
president. Discussion of junior work
Discussion of Indian work in the dio-
cese. Addres and appointment of Of
ficers, the Right Rev. Joseph H. John
son, d. D., bishop of Los Angeles
Doxology Benediction.
Tuesday evening a mems mass meet
ing will be held under the auspices
of the Brotherhood of st. Andrew. Rev
Afford A. Butler will make an ad-
dress.
| Wednesday the diocesan convention
proper will open with Bishop johnson
presiding. 1t is expected that the con-
vention will close with the bishops re-
ception on Thursday night.
What We Know and What We May
Know" will be the topic of Rev. VIII
A. Knighten, pastor of the Union Ave-
4 nue. Methodist church, tomorrow morn.
| ing. In the evening he will speak or
1.-The Origin of Man-Was 1t a Specia
Creation or Evolution" This address
will be given by special request.
The usual converts rally will be helt
this evening at the Union Rescue mis-
sion. Tomorrow evening Giles Kellogt
will speak and Mr.. and Mrs. Baker th
blind singers, will take part in the ser
vice. Monday evening the young peo
pie of the Asbury Methodist churcl
will have charge of the service Rev
w. A. Sterling. the pastor, will speak.
"The Holy Spirit" will be the subjec
of Rev. A. NJ. Prewitt tomorrow morn
ing at the Calvary Presbyterian
church. In the evening he will speal
on 1.-The Home"
Miss Wilbur to Speak
"Whom the Lord Commendeth" will
be the subject of Rev. William Horace
Day, pastor of the First Congregation
al church. tomorrow morning. In the
evening he will speak on BE Ye
Reconciled to God" In addition to the
address by Or. Day, Miss Theresa M
Wilbur of New York city will speak
Miss Wilbur is sister of Judge Curtis
d. Wilbur an graduate of Stanford
where she distinguished herself After
serving the college Y. M. G. A. there
she became student secretary for the
coast and a short time ago was called
to become national student secretary
with headquarters at New YORK, where
she has already made a remarkable
record. Because so many Los Angeles
friends have asked her to speak. she
h. consented to do so tomorrow even
ing.
In the Auditorium Sunday mornins
the chief items of interest on the ordel
of service of the Temple Baptist churcl
will be as follows: Invocation; respon
s;ye reading, Joy of the Righteous;
quartet. 20 Thou, to Whom in Ancient
Time" (Morrison); scripture, Ezekie
37:1-14; anthem, Great is the Lord
(Erb); prayer and response; soprano
solo. Great is the Holy One of Israel
! a
mon, Living Bones" by the pastor
Rev. r. J. Burdette D. d.
At $3.50 the young peoples meet1ns
will be held in Berean hall, led by Mis-;
Grace Packard on the topic, Being
Christian in Our Work and in Oul
Play" This will be very interesting
meeting for all young men and young
women.
At the Echo Park branch, 1910 Temple
street Rev. e. r. Brown. the associate
pastor of the Temple Baptist church
will preach at 1O:30 on Some Essen
tials of Christian Life" and Sunday
school will be conducted at 1880.
In the evening service DR.. Burdettt
will preach on 1.-THE Twilight of tht
Heart" from Genesis 24:63.
Will Give Squadron Points
DR.. Burdette has been the guest O
the San Francisco committee on flee
entertainment during this week ant
will return Saturday evening. He viii
probably relate some of the things t
be seen in San Francisco in connection
with the reception of the Atlantic
squadron. The music for the evenint
will consist of baritone solo by Mr.
Granger, ''Still, Still with Thee" (Neid
linger), and Sphor's great anthem
Savior, Whom 1 Fain Would Love-
The prayer circle will meet as usua
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 to pray fo
the welfare of the church and thu
country.
Wednesday night the regular mid
week prayer meeting will be devoted
to prayer for the young women of thu
church. The subject which DR.. Bur
dette has chosen for the evening Ii
Jewels for Our Daughters" the scrip
lures being the forty-fifth psalm.
A memorial service was held las
night at the Temple B'nai Birth ii
memory of the late DIR. Voorsanger
who was one of the most prominen
rabbi of the Pacific coast and wa
pastor of the largest Jewish. congrega
tion in San Francisco. DIR. Voorsange,
was prominent in relief work following
the San Francisco disaster. Following
the memorial service last night DR.
Hecht spoke on the Sabbath question
whether the Jewish Sabbath should b,
observed Saturday or Sunday.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood of th'
Westlake church gave a reception ii