Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-13
ENDEAvORERS TO
DEDICATE CHAPEL
C. E. Society to Hold First Service
in New Place of Worship
at County Hospital
LIBRARY NOW is ESTABLISHED
Plans Started to Build a Home
for 0onvaIeSCents Under
Unions Supervision
LIBRARY NOW is ESTABLISHED

The Christian EndeaVOrerS Oh lne
Los Angeles city and county unions
will dedicate the chapel at the county
hospital Sunday afternoon at 2:15
o'clock. Fred P. Rossiter, president of
the Los Angeles City Christian En-
deavor union, will preside. Harold
Cross, president of the intermediate
union will lead the music and DR.. Hugh
K. Walker will give the opening scrip
ureelesson. Mrs. e. r. Hudson, hospi-
tai superintendent, will speak on Hos
pital Work. and Arthur j. Cater,
president of the county union, will un-
veil a memorial window. Mrs. e. +.
Rossiter will give a vocal solo, and
the closing address will be made by
Rev. w. Gantz, counselor of the city
union. This will be followed by the
formal dedication.
The Christian Endeavor work at this
hspital has been enlarged greatly dur
ing the past few months and the chapel
to be dedicated tomorrow will greatly
facilitate the work of the unions
During the part year the evangelistic
services of the union were held in a
large tent until bad weather inter-
vened and this practice had to be dis
continued. The board Of supervisors
then made an appropriation to build a
chapel at the hospital. In this chapel
the union conducts religious services
each Sunday afternoon, the various
pastors of the city churches occupying
the pulpit. The young people furnish
the music.
In connection with the chapel a school
is established for the convalescent chill
dren, under the supervision of Mrs j.
II, Heidenreich. Aside from the chapel
work the Endeavorers are conducting q
large benevolent work.
The union has library of more than
500 volumes of the best standard books
for the use Of the patients of the hos
pital, with a branch library at the
tuberculosis pavilion and in the nurses
home The books for the tubercular
patients are kept separate from those
for other patients.
Mrs. Hudson, superintendent of the
hospital work, has started plans for the
establishment Of q Christian Endeavor-
ers. convalescent home.
WILL OPEN NEW CHURCH
Opening service of the new Vermont
Avenue Square Methodist church, cor
ner Vernon and Budlong avenues, will
be held Sunday morning at IL o'clock.
The Rev. w. Sapp, tho pastor Will be
assisted by the Rev. e. A. Healy, dean
OF the Methodist theological college,
who will preach the sermon.
The Sunday school will open at 1880
a. m under the superintendency of
Hugh c. Gibson, general secretary of
the Southern California Sunday School
association.
The Epworth league will meet at 6:45
p. m. The Rev. Mr. Sapp will preach
the evening sermon.
DR.. w. II. Geistweit of Peoria, Ill,
will speak Sunday morning and even
ing at Temple Baptist church. His sub
1ect will be Food or Fodder" Sunday
night he will speak on 1.-THE Touch of
&c mill I,a Cafcf yEyaitic a of
Sunday in Los Angeles, as he will re-
turn to Peoria the early part of the
week.
DR.. Burdette will occupy the Temple
pulpit for the following two Sundays.
The people of Temple church are look
ing forward with great pleasure to hav-
ing him in the pulpit again after his
long absence.
DR.. Geistweit will speak at the young
peoples meeting at Temple Baptist
church at 6:15 p. m. Sunday. His topic
will be Getting a Grip" All young
people are invited to this service.
TO ARRIVE IN JERUSALEM
"Boys with Eyes" will be the Sunday
morning topic of the Rev. DR.. Warren
F. Day, pastor emeritus of the First
Congregational church. AS the main
auditorium is closed for repairs, the
services will be held in the parish build
Ing duJOlHlIlS. Will Db hO CNCI-
ing service. At the recent meeting of
the missionaries Of Western Turkey
DR.. William Horace Day, the pastor,
preached the principal sermon at Mar
mora. Tomorrow he is expected to be
in Jerusalem, accompanied by Mrs.
Day.
vacation Experiences in the South
Seas" will be the Sunday morning topic
of the Rev. Arthur S. Phelps of the
v Central Baptist church, who has re-
Gently returned from his vacation in
the South Seas. He was accompanied
by his son, Dryden l.. Phelps, who will
not return until the latter part of Sep
tember. A week from Sunday evening
the Rev. Mr. Phelps will continue his
series on his vacation experiences, il
Illustrated with stereopticon slides. AT
the Sunday morning service he will
speak on "a New Campaign
"Unsatisfying Springs will be the
Sunday morning topic of the Rev. A.
B. Prichard, pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church. M the evening
the Rev. r. II. Bender will give a
stereopticon talk on his work in San
Salvador
Miss Bertha Conde, national student
secretary of the Y. w. c. A, will speak
Sunday afternoon at the vesper service
at the association building at o'clock,
The Rev. ]. Green, pastor of the
H1Rnlanu GdTk CITlSLldn CnuTCH, Will
preach at the union outdoor service OF
the churches of Highland Park Sunday
evening at Occidental Athletic Iark.
The Emmanuel Presbyterian church
choir, under the direction of r. H
Hastings, will give a sacred concert
Sunday evening. The program will
consist of numbers by Mozart, Beetho-
Ven, Wagner, Verdi and Hastings. DR.
Hugh K. Walker, the pastor, will
preach a short sermon on 1.-THE Patron
of Art"
PREI4ATE TO PREACH
The Rt. Rev. Monsignor Harnett will
preach at the 10:30 o'clock mass Sunday
morning at the Cathedral of ST. Vibi-
ana. He will take for his subject Nor
tai Sin Compared with Leprosy"
The Rev. William Ketcham head OF
the Catholic Indian bureau, with head
quarters in washington, has been Wis
iting the Indians of New Mexico, Ari-
zona and California and has been a
guest at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana
during the past week.
The Rev. M. ]. O'Brien, vice president
of st. Vincent's college, is passing his
vacation at San Diego. Very Rev. DR.
Glass, the president, is expected to re-
turn from the east the latter part OF
the month.
The Rev. Edward Riordan, who was
recently ordained for the priesthood In
Carlow college, ireland, arrived in Los
Angeles during the week and Is now
stationed at the Cathedral of st. Vibi-