The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-08
AT cHAUTAUouA.
Lectures. Musicale and stereop-
tison Entertainment.

~ p. IN. Saturday Prof. Miller, Of
Portland, delivered lecture on the
"Upas Tree OF Strong Drink" The
leetarc aboInded in apt illustration
and forcible argument, which with the
earnestuess Of the speaker and hi.
thorough understanding OF the subjec;
held the c.ose attention OF his audience
for almost an hoar.
The largest congregation OF the
season assembled in the pavilion at s
p. m. 10 enjoy the musical and stere-
0piic5n entertainment. The following
programmes WAS carried ont:
Hymn, Come Thou FOunt OF Every
Blessing -Congre zation.
Dnet with gllitar aeeompaninent-
Mr.. and Mrs. W W Beck.
keeifsiiaa, With All Her Faults
Love HERETOFORE Crane.
y Iartette, Moonlight ON the Lake
Mr. !, Beck Mis- Calhoun and Messrs,
Beck and Miller.
Guiiar solo. The Siege OF Sebas-
toTol' Mrs Beck.
Song. All Sid"-George Crane.
Quartette. Come Where Nv Love
Lies Dreaming Mrs. Peck, Miss Cal
houn and Mes,rs. Beck and Miller.
The stege9pticon views were ar
ranged by Mr.. ludkins, OF seattle,
Rev Mr.. Pierce describing them when
presented. The pictures were OF his
toric places in Egypt, especially along
the line OF march ol the Children OF
ISRAEL, olnsiag with dissolying views.
showing the fight OF the soul. While
the latter were being shown, the hymn,
Jesus Lover of Ny Soul, . was sung
which added to the impressiveness o,
the scene.
A party OF Congregationalist had
come over IN the evening on the La
tona. After the steresrticon enter
tsinment, Mrs. DR.. kilbourn, Miss
Helen Wilder and Messers. Coleman
and Ronman we're called upon. and
sang the "Serenaaen and The Way /.
Dark whifh elected storms OF APP
plause from the audience.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
At II a. m. Sunday Rev. w. W.
Beck preached 10 a large congregation
on the work al Nehemiah in the re-
building OF the walls of Jerusalem.
Mr.. reck said that the work oil
the church and various other
religious organizations were similar to
that of Nehemiah. The speaker laid
great stress upoa the fact that il
ChaItauqaa would prosper she must
kecp iuyioiate the Christian Sunday.
II he mi ed in this, her destruction
was certain.
MIR. b. u. Wheeler conducted the
S.nday school at 3 y. IN. There we c
seven urge classes and i05 scholars.
Mr. Wheeler said it was. 4 model
school.
fne young people. meeting at Csc
p. M. was led by Mrs.. Wheeler II
wa yery enjoyable occasion. Prof.
Miller tlok charge of the music.
At 7;30 p. IN. Rev. \. +. Powell on
OF Tacoma, preached on The Personal
influence OF Christ" The music BY
4 special choir was very good.
MONDAYS PROGRAMME.
At $50 q. m. Monday Rev. Richard
Y. pilNarth delivered lecture or
Revelation, in the New Re lament "
Mrs. Palmer conducted the temper
anre meeting IN the afternoon. The
attendance Was large ana much inter
e was mantle ted. The que t.on-hoz
proved useful in-iit ,tion. MR..
Palmer spoke OF her past work. and
eeiingiv told OF several conversions 10
gp-pei tempstance work that had oc-
curtci in her meetings.
The table near the speakers stand
has Teen cove ell with good temper
auce liiefRt re, which il fee to all.
a campfire had been arranged for
p. m ia irunt of Rev. Mr.. Bdtes'> resi-
So A -. - -
wa, the subject oi the evening. Rev,
Mr.. Pieree related some b'oodcurdling
stories OF his adventure IN the mining
camps Of Wyoming.
Rev. Nj Bates exploded the theory
that ministers We're anything more
Il an human. He mentioned the Old
laay who thought that a theological
seminary was little heaven. Having
teen there he could not coincide VITA
her view
Prof. bradley departed from the
thought OF the evening by presenting
the eau Of education and the inter
est Of thc Northwest Normal School
At Lynden.
Mr.. T. 4. Whre'er, Of Porlla 4. re-
lated his experiences in travelling over
the mountains oi Oregon aud Wash
ingtou territory. The positive and
ne -ativc qualities Of tue Baptist Meth
o tand pre>hy icIian horse were Tally
brought oat.
Eey. Mr.. Cheasile narrated some bear
stor e.. Illustrating how brave min
iter might be ami how hatly fright
e..ed a hear a,iSht be when an irtti
preacher is on the Narpath. Mr. Chca'
les carly experiences IN the miai -try
were highly appreciated by those Nho
intc',s ssi entering that protes ion.
srof. Bradley reciied parody on
Io1 L0sel and tie meeting a.
iuurned.
N0rrs From CAMP
Miss Knight u New Orleans and
NJ Mar-hau IT Peadleton, Oregon
are pending q few days at Caau;aC
qua.
Mr.. Jackman OF Port Tovnseni
with her -i.tcr Mr.. stoIk Of Olympia
syc plea-anjis located On Emerson
avcuac. Their tents are beautifully
afFan Ell.
R.v. NJ. Hanson. Mr. Tnrrel and
Prof Jones have shown much tt>tS
ia the arrangement 81 their tent>
proving that there can b. com ort and
= easurc N . home "a the wc2ds.
George Oranc &c ightet cveryon'
Win HI musical and literary selcc, ION
en- "a. lg,lay evening His transit Son;
from tsne Sublime 10 the ri4ieAlou'
we're " wonderful .,
Pp6c s-or Pomer0v, Bradley Miller
ri,s ey and oae>, have lent dignity L
the ChsutAug "a gathering.
The v.eN ii Mt Rainier from tn
ll1g. SUNDAY night was . naasni'-ceu
one. A. It iaoGled uP srlsd the e.uads'
il 4aoke as Ii Il Sugiace acre coSeft
With FURNISHED rcia. one lady s.'i'i J
,l,ne ~. wnrfa crossing The cont
usnt 10 ~.
Ale Mad-Csp In con Gsnd ei Cap
fsin Var. e. N.ccn. j. hecaG ing pop
lar tor >siilng parties
The bath nS tents have arrived ar
vsiIs L., erected thi- Netk o. IA
To-glo.row tWeinssd4vl AL .
Wor.ca's chi .tian Temperance Onio'
cay.
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