Los Angeles herald., 1909-04-10

various branches showing the church in
flourishing condition. With a menu
bership of 300 during the year $4,000 was
raised for church work. The following
were elected elders: j. M. Snodgrass'
P. D. Martin, G H. Graves and w. Il
Leeds. Ralph L. Moore, deacon; s,
Monlux, John Brewer, Orion 9. Hol-
den, Henry Greenawalt and r. Stanley
Harris. trustees. Preceding the meet
Ing q church supper was held.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke will oc-
cupy his pulpit at the First Methodist
Episcopal church as usual. His subject
for the morning will be THE kesurrec,
ton of Jesus a Stupendous Historical
Fact" In the evening there Will be q
beautiful Easter service with Easter
songs, Easter exercises and an Easter
address by the pastor. The great
chorus choir will sing special Easter
music at both services and there will be
appropriate Easter decorations.
DR.. Henry will preach in the morn
ing on 1.-THE Resurrection and immor-
tality" and in the evening on Easter
Lilies and the Empty Tomb" The choir,
under the direction of Mrs Fisher, VIII
render Manney's beautiful cantata,
''The Resurrection" They will also
sing Christ the Lord Is Risen Ioday,
''Hark Ten Thousand Voices, up
from the Grave He Arose ana On,
What a Change" Prof. Stout VIII slns
solos at both services. A splen9 si.,
musical program has been aTrang ,si.i hO,
the Sunday school at $3.50. In additloI,
to the orchestra Miss Eleanor Lloyd
Smith will sing.
To Receive New Members
"Tbat Nav Know Him and the
Powers of His Resurrection" VIII oe
the Sunday morning subject OF hev,
William Horace Day, pastor OF Tug
First Congregational church. Az
o'clock the Easter twilight communion
service. at which thirty-ntne new mem
hers will he received: All Christians
are invited to participate in the com
munion service. There will be no eNen-
ing service at this church.
The annual meeting of the southern
branch of the Woman's Foreign ana
Home Congregational board for Soutn-
ern California will be held at the FIRST
congregational church, san Diego,
April ii to 16. About eighty uelegates
from Los Angeles and vicinity WI go
to the conference Tuesday a1te rluoii;
A children's Easter service VIII De
held at the Boyle Heights Methodist
church Sunday evening. The Queen
Esther circle of this church is planning
a social next Friday evening.
w. ]. Murphy will make his usual
address Sunday night at the Murphy
GOSPEL temperance meeting at Blan-
chard hall Francis Murphy and Miss
Matte Scherer will sing. Tom Mur-
ply will address the prisoners AT the
city stockade. 1905 Pasadena avenue
at 3 O'Clock Sunday afternoon.
The all-day meeting of the Southern
California Pentecostal association VIII
he held in the German Methodist
church in Pasadena Tuesday. Rev. c.
f. Wegele of the Friends church.
Chaplain George Wilson of the Soldiers
home and Rev. A. L. Whitcomb of the
Trinity mission will speak. Rev. M. H.
Haney will have charge of the services,
which will be held morning. AFTERNOON
and evening.
EASTER Thoughts on Evolutionary
Lines" will be the Sunday morning sub
iect of Rev. E. Stanton Hodgin at the
First Unitarian church.
1.-THE Value of the Resurrection
Fact" will be the Sunday morning sub
iect of Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor 81
the Central Presbyterian church. In
the evening Rev. Mr.. Prichard will
give the tenth study of series in The
Progress of Divine Revelation
Flower Service
The annual flower service will be held
at the Church of the Epiphany Sunday
evening, followed by procession and
presentation of the Lenten offerings.
Rev. e. L. Howe, the rector, VIII
preach the sermon. Special music VIII
he rendered at all the services. Next
Tuesday afternoon the Woman's auxil-
iary of the parish will be entertainel
by Mrs. w. C. Mushet. Mrs. +. u
Hubert will make an address.
Bishop de sylvia of Lisbon, Portugal
and a member of the Spanish nobility
IS a guest at ST. Vincent's college over
Eas+er The bishop. who holds titu-
lar bishopric. has been in San Fran
cisco assisting Archbishop Riordan pre-,
ceding the arrival of Bishop O'Conneil
and is now on his way to Lisbon. he
will nontificate at the last mass Easter
morning at st. Vincent's.
In honor of Bishop Conaty, VINO
leaves Wednesday en- route to Europe
Monsignor Harnett will give dinner
for the priests of the diocese Tuesday
noon at Hotel Alexandra. II Is eS.
nected that about $50 priests will be
present to wish the bishop bon voy-
age. The bishop will pass the summer
In Europe, going direct to Rome and
then touring the continent.
! Special Easter services Will be held
Sunday evening at the new Methodist
mission, 255 East Fifth street, with q
sermon by Rev. G. e. Foster Kew
Matt Hughes of Pasadena spoke at the
mission last night and c. n. Law
renee will speak this evening. The
first wedding at this mission was cele-
brated last Tuesday evening, Rev. Mr.
Foster officiating at the nuptlals OF
Alfred Jeffries and Gertrude W1lliams
"The Story of the Resurrection" Will
be the Sunday morning topic of Rev
A. S. Phelps, pastor of the central Bap-
fist church. which will be followed by
baptism. In the evening Rev. Mr.
Phelps will speak on "Rueben, tht
Young Blade" This will be the last OF
a series of sermons on Men That Got
Left Behind" and will be for men only.
At the Westlake Presbyterian church
Rev w. d. Lands will take for his
Sunday morning topic, Immortality
In the evening the choir will give
praise service.
Jesus Is Risen" will be the Easter
morning topic of Rev. A. c. Smither
pastor of the First Christian church.
In the evening the subject VIII be,
Jesus Assembled"
Easter services will open at the
Union Rescue mission, las North Main
street. with a sunrise prayer meeting
at 6 o'clock Sunday morning. In the
evening a special Easter service will be
held.
At the Church of the Angels HeV'
Harry Thompson, vicar, Easter SER
vices will be held at 1880 and IL a. m,
with sermon and an evening service at
$3.50 o'clock in the afternoon.
The Los Angeles Fellowship will hold
a special Easter service at Blanchard
hall, 233 South Broadway. Reynold r.
Blight will speak on 1.-THE Kind of I'm
mortality 1 Want" Special musical
program.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow