Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-03-06
ON
INSPECTION TRIP
GEN. BOOTH ON HIS WAY TO
LOS ANGELES
WILL MAKE ADDRESS ON WORK
OF VOLUNTEERS
National Secretary of Baptist Move
ment VIII Give Two Talks Sum-
day-Other News of Re-
ligious Bodies

General Darlington Booth. tounder
and president of the Volunteers of
America, will arrive in Los Angeles
next Saturday and will leave the fol-
lowing Wednesday for the north. He
is on an inspection trip of the Noiun-
teers in the west. He is accompanied
by Mai. Gen. Edward Fielding of Chi
cago, vice president of the Volunteers.
Sunday morning. March IA, General
Booth will deliver an address on the
work of the Volunteers at meeting IN
Blanchard hall, and in the evening will
speak at the. First Presbyterian church
at Pasadena Monday evening he VIII
address a meeting in the First Meth
odist church and on Tuesday evening
will be the guest of honor at BAN
quet to be rendered by the Federation
club. This event will be the formal
opening of the new club rooms.
DR.. John M. Moore, national secre-
tary of the Baptist forward movement
in missionary education, addressed a
meeting of young people last night.
Sunday morning DR.. Moore VIII ad-
dress a meeting of the b. Y. Z. u. at
the Temple Baptist church. He Will
preach in the Memorial Baptist churcn
Sunday evening. Monday morning at
1915 o'clock DIR. Moore will address
the meeting of the Baptist ministers
guest of the Baptist Monday club. In
the afternoon he will address a general
conference in Berean hall and at b
O'Clock will be guest of honor at a
mems dinner at the Y M. c. A.
To Close Theater Discussion
DIR. Charles Edward Locke at the
First Methodist Episcopal church Will
occupy his pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. In the evening he Will con-
tinue his series of sermons on III
Christ Should Come to Los Angeles
What Amusements Would He APP
prove? ?" In this sermon DR.. Locke wlli
conclude his discussion of the tainted
theater. and will also refer to other
forms of amusement.
The choir of the Immanuel Prespy
terrain church will give concert next
Friday evening at the church under
the auspices of the Young Ladies AUX
iliary. Alfred A. Butler Will assist the
choir.
Rev. A. C. Smither, pastor of the
First Christian church, will speak at
the vesper service Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the Y. W. c. A.
Giles Kellogg. president of the Union
Rescue mission, will speak at the mis-
sion sunday evening. Monday evening
Melvin Trotter of Grand Rapids, Mich,
will be the speaker.
Last Thursday evening Mr.. Sher-
mans Sunday school class of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church held pusi-
ness meeting and social. BUSINESS
evening by the Philathea class and the
Sunday school board.
THE Faith That Heals" Will De the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. William
MacCormick, dean and rector or 81.
PauPs pro-cathedral. In the evening
the choir will render Hayden's Pas
sion."
Rev. Eli McClish. d. D., pastor OF
the West Adams Methodist Episcopal
church. will speak in the auditorium of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
721 South Hope street, Sunday AFTER
noon AT 800 on the subject, "All
Things Are Yours" Beginning at 2:3o'
the association orchestra will play in
the lobby. Following the address by
DR.. McCIish will occur the home hour
in the lobby. All men, especially
strangers in the city, cordially invited
"Mothers' Jewels" Attend
The Mothers Jewels" of the Boyle
Heights Methodist church were enter
tanned with a birthday party last
Thursday afternoon, it being the nrst
birthday anniversary of Esther, the ut
tie daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. IN
WOOD,
tendance and program concluolng
with refreshments was the order or
the afternoon.
"whv observe Lent?" will be the
subject of Rev. w. d. Lands, pastor
of the Westlake Presbyterian church,
Sunday morning. The evening subject
will be 1.-THE Man That Missed the
Meeting"
Rev. q. e. Foster is holding series
a
avenue Methodist church, which VIII
close tomorrow evening.
The western district of the City
Christian Endeavor union VIII nolu
rallv at the Central Baptist church
Sunday afternoon at 5:45 o'clock, the
subject to be 1.-The Quiet Hour:
The Brotherhood of ST. Andrew IS
conducting largely ATTENDED noon
Lenten services for men In the Elk
position theater, 800 South Main
street. The services will be conductor
by the following clergymen:
March 6, Very Rev. William Mac
Cormack: s, 9 and 10, Rev. Baker Lee;
IL, 10 and 10, Rev. j. d. II. Browne'
16 and II, Rev. G. T. Murphy, Jr.; IL,
and "a, Rev. F. r. Henstridge; 25, 26
and 81. Rev. William e. Maison; 30,
20 and 81, Rev. A. M. Smith; April |.
Q and 3. Rev. e. L. Howe; and .,
Rev. T. C. Marshall; 7 and 8, Rt. Rev.
]. II. Johnson; 9, Rev. G. 7. Marshall.
Los Angeles Girl to Speak
The women of the Central Presby-
terrain church will hold their annual
praise service Sunday morning. DR.:
Maude Mackey, who has had charge OF
the Paoting Flu hospital. China, and
who is a Los Angeles girl, will be the
speaker. DR.. Mackey is spending
wear in this country after having
served in China for the past eight
years, being sent out by the Los All
geles presbytery
At the First Baptist church. at tho
morning service, DIR. Henry will be as
sisted by Rev. John NJ. Moore of Bo5-
ton. who Is now in Los Angeles in the
interest of the forward movement
among Baptist young people through
out the country. In the evening the
pastor will preach on 1.-THE Divine
Image; or, What Makes Man?" This
is the second in a series of Sunday
evening sermons of "Perplexiny
Problems" Previous to the sermon
the pastor will deliver a brief pre-
Jude ON 1.-THE Liquor Dealers on the
Run" On Monday evening an old
fashioned birthday missionary social
will be held in the church, when 1t IS