The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-30
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Lake yisw-kcv. C. Z : s-rrz. pastor
OiyIapia--issF l. J. sssrssr. paztor
Peri tiasnbie--Kss. Y. y Ksss- pssser
xe<fsie--FlymSufh ksF. H. Z. Bates
pastor: W D. Wood. Mrs fr1aess Slckeis
H. sssderson. 4 H. Foster. lir Water
hppse axieasfes
seattle Taylor Memorial. Rev. ". Y
Dawson. pastor: q. ~ FURRY. delegate
ssns4hinoc ana West ferndase-- Rev
Geo. Baker, F1zsfe<.
tor: Prof. q. G. Palmer, delegate
Tacoma, Esw-Eev. = 49, theasfie. pas
tor X. ", Tsyt3r. delegate.
" hates1n-kes. J. Woife. pastor.
white Rivsr-Res. o. II. Fowler. passo-
Upper Columbia Association. tssif4x.
Pssey Junction. -prsxEe ssa -sariuek =
key. r. W waitax, acting jsastsr.
Endisust-ksy. y. v floyt pastor.
PuIiman-kev. J. Davis. pastor.
Pheasant Prairie. Spokane Falls and Hall
mssou Pratsie--IEes. J. Edwards. pastor
waiia waiie-Ises. T. K I1sonais, pastor
Mrs. A. J Anderson, drlegn,e.
Permanent organization sss effected bs
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Is.sserstor. and Rev y X Lsonsis. clerk.
Tbs programme - yutsishe<s by the con
fa.tsee Of ARRANGEMENTS Hss adapted.
Ia The evening ggf. r T. rIspt preached
the association sersnon 10 q large audience
sEeawD psr--nonxfss sEsslss.
The association convened NJ nine n. m.
Yesterday. Devotional exercises we're GOA
daeieJ BY the moderator
4 cofanittee oa resolutions was ap
I.ssrr as to the afyssaldlifS Of dividing the
association. A eosnmirfsa OF three from
Washington and three from Oregon, with
the moderator ~ chairman. MAS directed
20 report a resolution covering the ground.
TIE committee reported iaysing the di,
vision. The report was tabled 20 be called
up tomorrow.
Rev. 5. slrcene. registrar. read the mar
rattse Of the churches.
The association then adjourned 20 give
place 10 the annual meeting Of the Hsyae
Missionary society Of Oregon aud Wash
inxfon. watch was called u order By -.
shlndier. president. Rev. D. ssager was
elected secretary pro TEN. The reports OF
James steel, treasurer. nr. Atkinson,
superintendent Of Oregon aud East Wash.
iugten. and Rev. :. tsrccne. Superintendent,
ii home missions FOR Western " ashsagfon,
were read and adopted The society then
adjourned.
AFTERNOON %Efrtp$.
Two o'eloek being the hour assigned 20
the wnrnan's home and foreign missionary
work. the whole time WAS occupied, Mrs.
J. y. Kills, yscspro-ldeaf Of the womsn's
Foreign Missionary -arsety presided DURING
the devotional exercises fog fhc frgt hall
hour. Mrs. Geo II. AikiBss5n. president Of
the wotaan's Home Missionary Society
fosfk the ebaIr An interesting Fefs,rr by
Mrs " n C0hicigA was read by Mrs san
a. ffsr
Mrs. II. r. Fucker, of Arlington. Oregon. on
the subject Of Home Nississss, was read
BY Miss Edith Sandersoa. after which the
president gave a reyiew Of The w0fk FOR the
past year. hrs. Ellis again hook charge of
the meeting. fsrst on the programme was
. chiiirens convert exercise, 10 the Res.
enc which was admirably rendered. aad
was mn excellent feature 81 The hatr,
Twenty five misses and youths PARTED
pafed. who seyera.iy performed their parts
" lth credit 10 themselves and ia Mrs. ". A.
Kelly, who had sole charge OF their prcpa'
faiion.
The exercise was enc prepared by Rev.
part wefr. Jessie Hufa. Jessie Reeves,
kthei Brown, Bersie Fryr. Ella nagsn.
Ruby GRAY. Amy peauy, Lncy Baos n .
iianeh Kelly. Nellie Gillette. ktia
Acksrnan, blanche Treen. Alice Ba-
her, Ethel Foster. Jessie ballard,
tpfeHcC hdfffts ts"F aaIfstt -'ofn tsst
Abrams. iiugh George. Maurice Case. H.ii-
man case, Prank Foster, Ray Foster. Pred
Kelley, MaHsice Chick Ras Foster repre-
seated California, Nellie tsfilestr. oregon.
and blanche TreSa Washington Territory.
Maurice Case represented simmtgSation.
Hilimaa Case, ssociallsm," Frank Foster.
. Mermnaisln. aud fani Harp, .-iuicns-
four evils whirh threafen
our nation 10 its very hearts eore--earh
Inscription horne atofi upon symhnlie-
alis etiiorysi tauae-. A. = fcrneay isf fitss,
evils Aiicc fosier, Ethel Haiisrsi. florcisse
Harper and Aiaunhe Eells came bearing
ess'es and banner upon which ~Ss IN
.ssfiised "Chrisi For the World, The ne.
sF8asiea singing aud rectintio4tS the cpu'
ssct br;wecs tac gas'd aud evil fffrSs M
III finally the l.tsie girls presented ttihirs
10 the boys hearing SHE CIV II devices, y his q
significd their oyeFfhrow, and lrit Christ :
ianaef waving Hlctetionsly over the irsa
Tbs conception If the exercises wss ms
aud the execnsiou essosf IL All respects.
The SECRETARY OF the Oregon aaa " ash
tasi branch Of the waianns FgESsgn Ms
sionary society, Mn. George III. lee. 81
rcadicsna, made repssrt. covering the
work "a her department fng the past veal,
The report showed Increased Interest II
the work. and very msay encouragement
we're presented.
Ms ". II. Reeves. - Seattle. gave a pa
per on Japan In intrcssa,sng u. sas
.sid she subject was one II much Interest
10 her-~o much ~ that she hardly knew
where tn stop. Increased Interest was
given 10 thi. subject. beeausc ot one ~ ms
yonne ladies Of seattle Miss Nstt;e Horton
w no had recently gone there ca mission
arv work. aud letters were Just being re
cetveSf from her.
The rrt~srt ~ the treasurer. Ms. u. l.
Bates. u Jane - iSs-. uaS read By Miss
Ida Burwell total of ssii,ls bad bsen
collected in the field during tbs year, al
bat 81. g Of which had bsen dsshu-Sssi en-
thr soresgn field. Tbs encouraging points
~ the r.lars were of such character a,
10 elicit hearty applause from the audience.
A irafiet af~ar tfFe reason for T1reSnixl;s
Ysrstru Missionary societies IN Home Ms
<lptiary Churches. ess rad 10 al itntres
sivc manner by Mrs g u. FsfHrlclah- 81
Portland Following this an earnest E'isA
Nas tnasts. by Mrs Eiiss for thc wefk-
.r,a,sr oyhrr things she urged. ~ meats
~ crestsng an insercs,, that 4 sssse-a'aiss
course ~ missionary Fcaaine t'e sseFIsd
Ihi< viii quicken sas ose y 10 vii nisdSs
take Il With eSruestnssS biscG-siea tos
lowed. participated IN by Rey III }; tssi ~
Rev n wiri. Rev: I; X CisPf- Nes
faiiea- Rev. 6 y Sss .-''fs' NS' y - y
aud fseaessu q. >hSdter
Ia rx-1@sa-e ~ sn inquiry BY the rss'sid iss
elf3ser - - whether raslssgs vssssa.i Ssidt A.
or 4, secure. spntss to paw iFAfciiaE I t-s'
If tAe yss,ss Yresisra; in v.sitifS char i's'
10 ssrsantxe auxiliary >srrtcsis-- kes !. r
gfapn ard Rev "a ,. fSfsos riessges tIsia
selves - pnsent the nsstisf 7" tslea'
! hurehc, asssi d. what fhcy caala-
T.ss- exercises 81 the AftefhaeA EefN ~
the saas interesting ehasEctrs. S2a ~eFS
iiseenes. 10 with close astentita y 5 s,ssi
audience Adsearlsi
90
rrihate % Miss &snie Hail.
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