Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-15
TWO FOREIGN
BISHOPS ARRIVE
BOTH COME IN INTEREST OF
MISSIONS
AID SOUGHT FOR AFRICAN DlA-
MoND JUBILEE FUND
Bishops J. C. Hartzell and w. S. Lewis
VIII Both Discuss the Needs
of Their Respective
Fields

Fields
Two foreign bishops of the Meth
odist Episcopal church have arrived
in Los Angeles. Bishop ]. c. Hartzell
of Africa came Thursday morning and
Bishop w. S. Lewis of China arrived
yesterday afternoon. They are here
in the interest of the missionary work
of their foreign fields.
Bishop Hartzell will endeavor 40 in
terest the people of America regard
ing the securing of workers and finan-
cial aid and to increase the Africa
diamond jubilee fund to S95O,oOo, which
will require $4,000. He win return to
Africa in February. Bishop Lewis
will work principally in the middle
western states in the interest of the
laymen's missionary movement, and
will remain until next June.
Bishop Lewis will speak at the Uni
versity Methodist church on 1.-THE
Awakening of China" Sunday morn
ing. In the evening he viii speak at
the First Methodist church on THE
Revival in China" preceding DR..
Locke's sermon. Sunday afternoon
Bishop Lewis and Bishop HartZell will
address a massmeeting to he held at
2:30 o'clock under the auspices of the
Foreign Missionary society. Bishop
will preach at the First
Methodist church Sunday morning.
To Open Primary School
Preparations are being made for the
opening of the primary school of the
parish of the Holy Cross under the
direction of Rev. Il. +. Fahey, the pas
tor. The members of the choir, sun
day school teachers and ushers of this
parish We're rendered a reception by
Father Fahey and Miss Fahey at the
parochial residence last Wednesday
evening.
Bishop Conaty left for San Diego
Yesterday, where he will officiate to-
day at the profession of the Sisters
Of Mercy of St. Joseph's sanitarium
and also the graduation of nurses from
that institution. Sunday the bishop
Will confirm a class at the Church OF
The Sacred Heart, Coronado, of which
Rev. j. w. Collins is the pastor.
"What a Boy" Is Topic
"What a Boy" will be the subject of
l lecture to be given by Rev. Frank M.
Bowling this evening at the First
Christian church.
The Christian Endeavor society OF
he Westlake Presbyterian church will
rive "The District school" at the home
If w. H. Hillman, 1856 West Forty
seventh street, next Friday evening.
Rev. Arthur S. Phelps, pastor OF the
Central Baptist church. Will address
he intermediate Christian Endeavor
society of the Emmanuel Presbyterian
.hurch Sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK
N Sin and Its Wages"
Install Glass Officers
The ! O. c. class of the First Con-
church held it's annual in
;taIIation of officers last evening in the
,hurch. DR.. William Horace Day, the
,astor. officiated. Following were those
Installed: Mrs. Alice Payne, president;
Trs. Mabel Bacon, vice president; Edna
secretary, and Hannah Mo
inc, treasurer.
Revnold %. Blight minister of tho
,os Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
hall, 233 South Broadway,
1t II o'clock Sunday on why Dlogenes
Couldn't Find a Man.
Congregationalists of Southern call
ornia will hold fellowship meeting at
he Garvanza Congregational church
i
,venine will be given by Rev. William
Jorace Day, pastor Of the First church
IF Los Angeles.
To Hold "Fun" Party
A FUN party" will be given by the
-hristian Endeavor society of the First
church next Friday
,vening in tho social hall OF the church.
rhe members will be attired as chill
dren.
The sodality Of the Immaculate Con-
,eption of the Holy Cross church Is
preparing to give a comedy before Lent
untitled Help Wanted"
A months mind requiem mass for the
ate w. Fl. Wheeler will be celebrated
his morning at . o'clock at the Church
If the Holy Cross.
The travellers aid committee and dea-
,onesses will have charge of the Yesper
service of the Young Women's Chrls-
ian association Sunday afternoon at
o'clock.
Indian Missionary to Speak
Rov. Fred Mitchell, missionary to the
navajo Indians, will speak in the Pico
Heights Congregational church Sun
lay evening.
REV. A. w Rider will assist Rev. a.
5. Phelps, pastor of the Central Baptist
church, Sunday evening in stereoptl-
,on lecture on Life in Africa, India
and China" At the morning service
rev. Mr.. Phelps will speak on RIVER
side Echoes" The recently orSalllzed
chorus choir will sing at both services
The annual dinner of the Home MIS-
;fonarv society was held last night at
he Boyle Heights Methodist church'
VIII Preach to Students
Rev William Horace Day, pastor OF
-ho FIRST congregational church, will
nreach a. sermon especially for the high
school students Sunday evening. He
viii take for his subject "Marconi OF
fhe Wireless" Ralph Ginsburg will
give violin solos at this service. Rev.
DR. Day will speak at the morning
service on For He is Our Brother"
DR.. Warren +. Day, pastor emeritus of
his church, will preach Sunday morn
ing at the Hawthorne Congregational
church, when thirty new members will
be received into the church. Com
nunion will be celebrated at this
service.
To Address Brotherhood
Rev. E. p. Ryland, pastor of the
Methodist church and for
me. president of the Church Fedora
tion, will address the brotherhood Of
the Westlake Presbyterian church next
Tuesday evening at the home of the
John II. Brown, 1925 West
lake avenue.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church to-
morrow evening, will continue his series
Of sermons on Truth About the Devil"
and will discuss the subject Some
Devils in Our City Beautiful thar
ought to be Killed, and that Without