Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-04-17

and services each Sunday afternoon VIII
be held cottage has been rented 1ol
the work as there is no hall OF empty
store room, and chairs have been mace
and donated for the work. IL Is ca't e1i
the Mayf1ower mission and is Tor all
creeds and nationalities. For the past
month on Sunday afternoons about n1ty
people have gathered for the services.
~ An appeal has been sent out for con-
tributions to pay the cottage rent ana
other necessary expenses. An organ Is
greatly NEEDED, and it is hoped that
money can be secured to purchase one
William Eckels, the superintendent, IS
devoting much of his time to the work
eratuitously, and is working hard Tor
the success of the new mission.
William Murphy to Speak
William Murphy the noted temper
ance advocate, will speak Sunday after
noon in the auditorium of the Y. M.
G. A.. 721 South Hope street, at S:zU
Mr.. Murphy will speak on "A Round
with the Devil" The audience VIII pc
specially favored in hearing not only
Mons. Lefebre, the noted saxopnonlst'
but A. Salter of London, England, VINO
recently arrived in Los Angeles, ana
who will sing the tenor solo, If You
with All Your Hearts," from the ora
torio ,.Elijah." A social hour in the
lobby beginning at 2:S0, during which
music will be furnished by the assocl-
ated orchestra, and the home hour,
also in the lobby, at 4:4o, Will also De
observed.
Reynold f. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak on
"The Religion of Robert G. Ingersou'
in Blanchard hall, 2S3 South Broadway
at IL o'clock. Good music.
Francis Ireland, former actor, Will
speak this evening at the City Union
Rescue mission, COG East Fifth street
Sunday evening Prof Tully c. Knowles
of the u S. c. will speak and Mrs. E.
T.. Leary will sing. Monday evening
Rev. Fred Ross, pastor of the Newman
Methodist church, will preach.
Rev. w. e. Maison and family will
be guests of honor at reception to be
given Monday evening at the Masonic
hall, Highland Park, rendered by the
congregation of All Saints church.
Will start Revival
DR.. Charles Edward Locke at the
First Methodist Episcopal church will
preach tomorrow morning on the sub
ject, compel Them to Come In" In
the evening a three weeks revival cam
paign will be inaugurated. Evangelist
Hugh e. Smith, just home from notable
successes in the east, will assist DR..
Locke. The singing will be in charge
of j. w. Patterson, a noted gospel
nightly, except Saturday night.
At Temple Baptist church good sub
stitutes have been secured to occupy
the pulpit during the absence of DR..
Burdette in the east. Sunday morn
ing at the II o'clock service Rev. Will
liam Horace Day, pastor of the First
Congregational church of Los Angeles,
will preach. In the evening at the 1880
o'clock service Rev. John M. Moore,
national secretary of the Baptist for
ward movement for missionary educa-
ton, who represents seven of the great
Baptist societies of the north will speak
on "A Notable Investment in Real
Estate" The Young Peoples society
meets at 6:15 in Berean hall The les
son of the evening, the fourth in the
"Pilgrim's Progress" seKies, will be
illustrated with stereopticon lantern
pictures.
At the Echo Park tabernacle the as
sistant pastor of the Temple church,
Rev. Edwin r. Brown, will preach on
1.-THE Initiative of Christ" Services
are held in a large tent at 1889 West
Temple street at 1920.
Monday at the Federation club dining
room in the Wright & Calendar build
ing, the Baptist Monday club will meet
for luncheon at noon and listen to an
address by Rev. George A. Martells of
Massachusetts. All Baptists who lunch
down town are invited to be present.
Wednesday evening the prayer meet
ing will be led by the assistant pastor,
the topic for the meeting being En-
tanglements."
To Repeat Easter Music
The Easter Sunday music, including
q procession of the acolytes, will be re-
peated Sunday morning at st. Mat
thias' church. Merbecks mass will be
sung by the choir.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Nellums of Man
haitian place entertained the members
of the Westlake Presbyterian church
at their home last Thursday evening.
An elaborate program was rendered
Rev. DR.. r. p. Holey of Kansas City
will preach at the First Christian
church Sunday morning. Dr. Holey has
been a pastor in Kansas City for forty
years.
Bishop II. de Silva of Lisbon, Portu-
gal, who has been a guest at ST. Vim
cents college, will leave today on n
tour of the diocese, giving missions and
combinations to the Portuguese peo-
pie. He will stop at Oxnard, Santa
Maria, San Luis Obispo, Salinas, Con-
zalez, HOLSTER, Hanford, Tulare and
Fresno. this itinerary to occupy his
time until June. The bishop will re-
turn to Los Angeles next week and will
celebrate pontifical high mass Sunday,
April rs, at the church of st. Vincent de
Paul at the celebration of its patronal
feast. Father Williams, o. S. b, of
Catalina is expected to preach the
sermon at that service.
Owing to the large increase in the
membership of the parish four masses
will henceforth be celebrated Sundays
at the Holy Cross church. Sunday aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock the Easter Sunday
school celebration will be held in the
church with benediction at o'clock A
parish entertainment is being planned
for the LIST of May
Very Rev DR.. Musson, president Of
the Perryville seminary Perryville,
Mo-, and Rev. r. M. Hopkins of 81.
Louis, who have been guests at st.
Vincents college, left last Thursday
for the east.
To Preach First Sermon
Father Lucey, who was recently or
dained. will preach his first sermon
Sunday morning at the 1890 O'Clock
mass at the Cathedral of St Vibiana.
Father Donlavy will preach at the
evening service.
"Esther's Patriotism" will be the
Sunday morning subject of Rev. A. s.
Phelps, pastor of the Central Baptist
church In the evening Rev Mr.. Phelps
will speak on Friendship"
A special service for men only will be
1.eld at the Calvary Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon at o'clock,
when Evangelist Glen MacWilliams