Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-05-23

returned from a long course in vocal
training in New York city under the
best masters, will sing soprano solo,
abide With Me- (Liddle). Prof. Kings
| ley will play Wely's "Offertoire." The
sermon will be delivered by Rev. DIR.
Erwin S. Chapman, the noted superin-
tendent of the Oregon and California
| Anti-SaIoon leagues. His subject will
be what Is My Country" At the
close OF the sermon the quartet will
sing "Give Us the Stainless Flag" a
hymn appealing for the cleansing of the
nation from the curse and stain of the
| liquor traffic.
At 10:30 a. m. the associate pastor,
Edwin r. Brown, will preach at the
| Temple street branch, 1910 Temple
street, on the subject Eternal Life"
The regular Bible school will be held
| Immediately after preaching services.
The Baptists of that vicinity are work.
ing and praying for a new building in
which to hold their services in the near
| future.
The prayer circle will meet at 2:30 in
| the children's hall Tuesday afternoon
to pray for the spiritual welfare Of the
church.
To Hold Bible School Picnic
The date of June has been settled
as the day for the Bible school picnic,
where the exclusive use of the beach
| has been secured and special cars have
| been secured.
| The midweek prayer meeting will
meet as usual in Berean hall at 1880.
The topic win be Prayers of the
Bible" and each member of the church
will be asked to mention that prayer In
! the Bible which has been of the most
help In their religious life.
~ wife DpAH0nS
Edwards and Green, are in attendance
at the Oklahoma convention Of northern
Baptists and expect to return May 3d.
The regular meeting of the Women's
union of Temple Baptist church will
be held Friday afternoon, May 20. at 2
o'clock in the church parlors. This will
bc an important meeting.
The forty hours alteration service
will be opened at the Church of st.
Vincent de Paul tomorrow morning
with solemn mass at 10:45 a. m.
Solemn services will be held in the
evening. Masses will be celebrated
Monday and Tuesday mornings at
o'clock and each evening a sermon will
be delivered. The alteration will close
Tuesday
Women of the Church of the Holy
Cross are actively preparing for the
lawn fete to be given June 1, and 8.
concert week from tomorrow evening,
when selections from the "Stabat
Mater will be given. Rev. 7. F. Fa-
hey, the pastor, has charge of the pro-
gram.
"Amerlcan Ideals" Is Topic
| Bishop Conaty lectured last Thursday
evening at Burbank on American
Ideals" Tomorrow he will administer
confirmation at Gilroy in the morning
and at Tres Pinos in the afternoon.
During the week two important
events in local Catholic annals have
been observed: The first Eutheristic
conference at the cathedral Tuesday
and, beginning Wednesday, the three
days celebration in honor of the silver
jubilee of Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. NJ,
the popular pastor of St. Joseph's
church.
Rev. Joseph McManus will preach at
the 1890 O'Clock mass tomorrow at the
Cathedral OF st. Vibiana. The pro-
motors of the League of the Sacred
| and the Ladies' Altar society will meet
at o'clock. Rev, Paul Dillon will de-
liver the evening instruction.
| The annual elocution contest will be
| held at st. vincent's college next
| Thursday evening.
| Me- ,rial Sunday is to be a big day
at the First Baptist church. A for
| NAL invitation was extended to the
Stanton post, G.. A. r., the Woman's
Relief corps, Rosecrans camp Of Sons
of Veterans and the Los Angeles drum
corps. all of which have been accepted.
In addition Informal acceptances have
been made by representatives of other
patriotic organizations. It is expected
that 600 or 700 members of these va
rious orders will be present. The vet
eran drum corps will meet outside the
church and play a number of patriotic
tunes before the various organizations
march into the church. where seats will
be reserved for them.
DR.. Henry's sermon will be on 1.-THE
Hand of God in American History"
The music will include an organ pre-
Jude by Professor Wycoff, Fantasia
Triumphal," by Du Bots; Anthem"
by choir led by Fred Bacon; Amer
ica," "The Battle Hymn of the Re-
public" Kipling's occasional, God of
Our Fathers" "Blest Be the Ground"
by Leavitt; male quartet, Firmly
stand, My Native Land" by Nagelli.
In the evening DR.. Henry will preach
on ISLANDER the Foulest Whelp Of SIM"
The twelfth evening sermon on Scarlet
SINS" with brief prelude on "The
"
and the choir will render "rhou Who
Like the Wind Dost Come" by Am
brose, and 1.-THE Evening Hymn" by
Martyr, the latter being quintet, with
a soprano solo and male quartet.
The church will be beautifully deco
rated with flowers, palms and flags for
the occasion! A beautiful feature will
be the presence OF number of little
girls carrying baskets of rose leaves
to be scattered down the aisles of the
church as the grizzled warriors make
their way to the seats that have been
reserved for them.
The usual converts praise service will
be held this evening at the Union Res
cue mission, 145 North Main street. To-
morrow evening Rev. Mr. Emmett of
the Y. M. G. A. will speak and Mr..
and Mrs. Baker, the blind singers, will
take part. Monday evening Rev. G.. E.
Foster, pastor of the Newman Meth
odist church, will speak. Young people
from the Asbury Methodist church viii
furnish the music.
Very Rev. Dean MacCormack, the
new dean of st. Paul's pro-catiredral,
will speak tomorrow morning at the
pro-cathedral on Qualities That Make
a Man." In the evening his topic will
be, "The Problems and Claims of a
Great City"
ssrhe Holy Spirit and the Church"
will be the topic Of Rev. A. M. Prewitt
tomorrow morning at the Calvary Pres
byterian church. In the evening he
will speak.
Rev. A. b. Prichard, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian. will speak Tues;
day evening on 1.-THE Life of Christ"
w. r. Ruddock will speak at the