Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-14

Christian Temperance union convention
sermon
The Sunday school of the Epiphany
Episcopal church viii meet IN a body
at the church Sunday afternoon at 2
O'Clock to go to the Sunday school rally
at Christ Episcopal church. On ac-
count Of this service there will be no
evening service.
Prof Peter Bilhorn, the well known
evangelistic singer, will conduct the
Sunday evening service at the Bethesda
Presbyterian church, Clanton and Pa
Iona streets, the service to be held
under the auspices of the Mems
Brotherhood of the church Prof. Bill
horn will sing some of his own hymns
and will also make an address.
Rev. II. Francis Perry of Vancouver,
B. c.. will speak to men only Sunday
at 1920 p. m. on "Superlative Duty at
the Y. M. c. A.
To OPEN CONVENTION
The annual diocesan convention of
the Episcopal diocese of Los Angeles
will open with the usual Sunday school
rally Sunday afternoon at o'clock in
Christ church. Bishop Joseph H. john
son and Rev. Lewis G. Sanford, secre-
tary of the eighth missionary depart
ment, will be the speakers. The schools
will assemble at 2:45 o'clock prepara-
tory to entering the church. The junior
choir will furnish the music.
Monday the annual Sunday school in
stitute will be held in st. Paul's pro-
cathedral, opening with communion at
$3.50 o'clock. The sessions Of the insti-
tute will be held in the parish house.
Rev. L. c. Sanford to speak at the
morning session. Following business,
Rev. A. A. Butler will speak on 1.-THE
Greatest Need of the Church"
At the opening of the afternoon ses-
sion at o'clock an adult Bible class
will be held, followed by a round table
and an address by Rev. L. G. Morris on
How to Increase the Enrolment and
Attendance" followed by a general dis
cussion. At the close of this session
prize essays will be read and prizes dis
tributed.
In the evening a Sunday scroo insti-
tute will be held Rev. r. l.. Windsor
will speak on week Day Duties" and
Edward Spencer and Charles T. Nee
will make addresses. The church cate
chism will be sung by the children of
ST. Athanasius' church.
Bishop Johnson is president of the
institute, Rev. l.. e. Gooden vice presi-
dent, and Rev. L. T. Howe secretary
and treasurer. Rev. F. u. Bugbee,
Mrs. ]. Arthur Evans and Miss Emily
NJ. Hibbard form the executive board.
Tuesday the the annual session of
the Woman's auxiliary will be held,
vention will be opened. Thursday
evening the annual bishops reception
will be held.
WILL OBSERVE WIHTSUNDAY
Whitsunday will be observed at st.
Johns Episcopal church with special
services Sunday. At II o'clock the SER
vices will conclude with the singing
of the "Kyrie," Gloria" "Tibi,"
"Credo," "Sanctus," and agnes Del"
by Tours, and Barby's king All Clio
rious.' The quartet is composed of
Mrs. Bertha Vaughn, Miss Crystal
Waters, T. H. Ostrom and ]. A. Stock
man. Mrs. Hugh Macneil will assist
Waldo F. Chase, the organist, and Miss
Myrtle Ouelet will give harp numbers.
The early celebration will be sung by
the auxiliary choir.
Rev. William MacCormack, rector
of ST. Pauls pro-cathedral, will take
for his Sunday night topic, What
Shall We Do with the Prize Fight?"
"The Greatest Need of the Churches
Today" will be the Sunday morning
topic of Rev. D. B. Koenig, pastor of
the Evangelical Association church.
The evening subject will be THE Lazy
Mans Lion"
peace day" services were held last
evening at the Temple B'nai Birth,
DR.. S, Hecht, the rabbi, speaking on
Swords VS.. Ploughshares." The usual
service will be held at the temple this
morning at 1O:3O o'clock, conducted by
Rabbi Hecht.
The feast of Pentecost will be OBJ
served at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana
Sunday with elaborate services, begin
ming with the celebration of first COM
munion for a class of the children of
the parish who have been preparing
for the event by a retreat which opened
Thursday. A novena in honor of the
Holy Ghost will also be closed with
the celebration Sunday.
At 1890 o'clock Bishop Conaty will
celebrate pontifical high mass and at
the close of the mass will confirm a
class of thirty adults, all of whom are
converts to the church. At p. m.
the bishop will officiate at the con-