Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-12
REV. H. X. WALKER
TO TOUR WORLD
PRESBYTERIAN PASTOR TO GO
COMING WEEK
LOS ANGELES MAN TO ATTEND
EDINBURGH CONFERENCE
Or. William Horace Day VIII Repre-
sent Congregational Churches
of California at Important
Gathering

Rev. Hugh X. Walker pastor of the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, viii
leave next Friday for his four months
trip around the world. DR.. Walker Will
be accompanied by his wife, sailing
from Seattle on the Minnesota direct to
Japan. They will visit Japan, CHINA,
Egypt, Italy, France and England, and
DR.. Walker will attend the world mis-
sionary conference in Edinburgh, TO
which he has been elected a delegate
to represent the Presbyterian church in
the United States
DR.. Walker will be Joined in Edin-
burgh by DIR. William Horace Day,
who will represent the Congregational
churches of California at that gather
ing.
DIR. Walker win return TO New York
to preach at the Brick presbyterian
church of the metropolis on the third
Sunday of July.
The Emmanuel church is planning to
give DIR. and Mrs. Walker a farewell
reception at the church next Thursday
evening.
DR.. Walker will offciate at both
services Sunday, at the morning serV-
ice celebrating communion and wei
coming new members into the church.
In the evening DR.. Walker Will preach
on There Go the Ships" which viii
Dean to Speak at Stanford
Rev. William MacCormack. dean and
rector of st. PauPs pro-cathedral, is In
San Francisco. He will speak at stan
ford university the first of the week
Canon Hubbard will preach at st.
Paurs Sunday morning.
The choir of st. Paufs pro-cathedral
will render Dubois setting of the
"Seven Last Words of Christ at the
service Sunday evening. The following
Sunday evening the choir will sing
Stainer's "Crucifixion."
Palm Sunday evening, March 20, the
choir of ST. Johns church will sing the
oratorio, 1.-THE Seven Last Words OF
Christ" by Dubois The soloists VIII
be Mrs. Bertha w. Vaughan, Miss
Crystal Waters, Messrs. ]. A. Stock
man and T. Harold Ostrom. Miss We
mona Huntley will assist at the piano.
Reynold f. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway, at
II o'clock Sunday on THE one Thlng
Needed TO Make This the Greatest Age
in History Prelude, THE Phila-
delphia Strike"
Will Speak on "Culture"
Rev. Arthur s. Phelps, pastor of the
Central Baptist church, will begin n
series of five Sunday evening lectures
to young people on Culture" Begin
ming Sunday evening, he will speak on
the culture of art, companionship,
travel and music. At the morning
service DR.. Phelps will speak on THE
Laymen's Missionary Movement" Next
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the
annual roll call of this church will be
held. the members whose names are
included between A to NJ, inclusive, to
answer the roll on the first evening.
Basket suppers will be served each
evening in the lecture room at $50
O'Clock, which will be followed in the
evening by informal toasts DR.. Phelps
TO preside.
Sunday afternoon at 1920 Rev. j.
Whitcomb Brougher, D. D., pastor OF
the Temple Baptist church, will speak
at the Y. M. c. A on "Heads, | Win;
Tails, You Lose" Prof. p. P. Bilhorn,
gospel singer, will sing. Personal
workers conference meets at 2:55;
meeting for younger men in Triangle
hall at 1880; meeting for boys in boys
parlor at the same hour.
Secures New Church Site
The Hollywood Methodist church, Of
which Rev. e. P. Ryland is the pastor.