Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-20
BURDETTE OFFERS
SERMON ON SMILE
Pastor of Temple Baptist Church
to Preach Sunday of
Life Sunshine
PARISH SCHOOL WILL OPEN
Work Being Hurried on Structure
for Use of ST Mary'S
Parish
PARISH SCHOOL WILL OPEN


The people of Temple church have been
looking forward to the event. me
morning sermon will be "Smile." DR..
Burdette is the apostle Of sunshine and
good cheer, and this should be sermon
that will radiate into the darkest life.
In the evening the preacher-humorist
will sneak on "A Preacher Breaks
Jail" There will be special music at
both services. DIR. Burdette will lead
the prayer meeting in Berean hall next
Wednesday night, the topic being An
Evening Walk with Jesus"
DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, who has
been on a vacation for the past SIX
weeks, is expected to return about sep
TENDER 1. He has been passing the
time in oregon with his family In their
summer home at Gearhart
Are the Methods of the Emmanuel
Movement Sane?" will be the subject
of the Rev. William Mccormack, dean
of st. Paul's pro-cathedral, Sunday
evening. At the morning service he
will speak on Under His Wings
f. d. R. Moote, secretary of the
Church Federation, will speak on the
work of that organization Sunday even
ing at the Bethesda Presbyterian
church. The service will be under the
auspices of the Mems Brotherhood OF
the church.
ITO Whom VIII Ye Liken God?" will
be the Sunday morning subject of the
Rev. A. 3. Prichard, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church. In the
evening he will speak on Individual
Builders"
BISHOP JOHNSON TO PREACH
The Rt Rev. Bishop Johnson will
preach at st. Matthias church Sunday
morning at the IL o'clock service.
"A Legacy of Peace" will be the sun
day morning topic of the Rev. Arthur
S. Phelps, pastor of the Central Baptist
church. In the evening the Rev. Mr..
Phelps will speak on the subject, In
Far Taaiti," illustrated with stereop-
ticon slides. Next Wednesday evening
a praise service will be held at that
churhch, the general subject to be
Your Favorite Hymn
The Rev. w. B. GantZ, pastor of the
Highland Park Presbyterian church,
will preach at the union service of the
churches of that locality Sunday even
ing in Occidental college, Athletic park.
The Rev. e. p. Ryland, pastor of the
Hollywood Methodist church, VIII
preach at the First Methodist church
Sunday morning. In the evening the
choir will give a sacred concert under
the direction of DR.. Eugene Davis. In
addition to the we'll known quartet
of soloists and the chorus choir a
number of prominent artists will par
ticipate. Mrs. Grace Widney Mabee,
soprano, recently from Chicako; Miss
j. Georgiana Mills, contralto; G. Haydn,
tenor of the music department Of the
University of Redlands, and James H.
Childs, baritone, identified for a num-
Der of years with st. James Episcopal
church of Brooklyn, will be heard in
solos as well as a quartet by Parker.
The regular engaged soprano, Mrs
Leo l. Stadden, assisted by the choir
will sing the 150th psalm by Randegger
Assisted by the choir, Mrs. Mabee
will be heard in the soprano solo In
fammatus from the "Stabat Mater
by Rossini.
This musical evening has become an
annual event in the First Methodist
church. and the program for Sunday
evening is looked forward to with UNI
usual interest. The Rev. Hugh Smith
will speak at this service on Music.
TO OPEN PARISH SCHOOL
Work is being rushed on the new par
ish school and hall for the Holy Gross
parish. The building is located at
the corner of Main and Forty seventh
streets, and will have six school rooms
on the first floor with a hall seating
300 people on the second floor. The
school will be opened about the middle
of September with the full eight gram
mar grades. Two sisters of ST. Joseph
from st. Mary's acadamy, assisted by
two lay teachers, will have charge. of
the classes. During the past year a
kindergarten and the first two grades
have been conducted in a small build
ing on the site of the new school build
ing. The Rev. T. f. Fahey, the pas
tor, expects a large enrolment for the
first year.
The Rev. John Hegarty, young
priest recently ordained in Carlow,
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arrive in Los Angeles Saturday He
will be stationed at the cathedral Of
ST. Vibiana.
Word has been received in Los An
geles of the death of Sister Florian
of st. Augustine's acadamy, Fresno.
Funeral services will be held at that
place Monday morning. \
The Rev. Father Riordan, recently
ordained for this diocese, will preach
at 1920 o'clock mass Sunday morning
at the cathedral of st. Vibiana
The Rev. James Cody, c. M, will
preach at the II o'clock mass Sunday
morning at St. Vincent's church. The
Rev. J. Donneally of this college re-
turned Friday from his vacation in
Illinois. Rev. j. Allenbach, c. M, also
returned Friday from a visit in New
Orleans. The Rev. Father Guerovich,
G. M.,shas gone to San Juan Capistra-
no for a short stay.
NOTED ASTRONOMER IN PULPIT
The Rev. A. L. Cortie, S. j., repre-
senting English astronomers at the
coming convention at Mt. Wilson, and
one of the best known astronomers Of
that country, will preach at the 1890
o'clock mass Sunday morning at the
cathedral of st. Vibiana.
1.-THE Tragedy of the Unpassed Tires
hold will be the subject of DR.. Hugh
K. Walkers sermon in Emmanuel Pres
byterian church, Sunday morning. In
the evening, there will be a special
program of music and a short sermon
by DR.. Walker on 1.-The Center of Com
merce"-the distinguishing character
iciis of a great European capital.
Lorin A. Handley, brilliant young
orator, will address the Los Angeles
Fellowship, Blanchard hall, 233 South
Broadway, at II O'Clock Sunday, on
Good citizenship" Special music.
The Rev. DR.. Warren f. Day, pas
tor emeritus of the First Congrega-
tional church, will preach at the Sum
day morning service on "One Per-
SON" This service viii be held in the
parish hall adjoining the church. There
will be no evening service Wednes-
day evening the Rev. c. B. Olds from
Japan will speak at the prayer meet
ing service Last Wednesday even
ing a large number of the members
nreapred a surprise reception for Nine.