The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-12


James and Cherry; Rev. g. J. Burchett,
pastor: Tomorrow morning President Trimbie
OF Grace seminary will preach: subject in the
evening, THE Souls Permanent Turn to the
Light" Sabbath school Immediately after morn
ing service; Young Peoples Society Christian
Endeavor meets at ESQ p. m. every Sabbath:
prayer-meering every Thursday evening at 30
p. M: seats free; all are most heartily welcomed
TO all these services: strangers especially in
vited Pastors residence. 2a6 Albert street.
Free Methodist church-Corner Tenth and
Pine streets: services: Preaching IL q. m. and
7:S0 p. m, class meeting l. q. and $50 p. M;
Sabbath school GAS q. m; Wednesday prayer
meeting $50 p. m. Friday holiness meeting 80
p m; all are invited to attend: Rev. C. e. Nc
Reynolds, pastor; residence, 90 Pine street,
Seattle. Wash; the Free Methodists will hold q
csmp-meeting at Fremont, commencing July Is,
1890; every one is invited to attend; come one,
come all; ministerial help from abroad will be
there.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner
Third and University streets, Rev. George A.
Tewksbury. pastor; services tomorrow at II a.
m and p. m, conducted by pastor; evening
subject: ''Inspiration--What Is II? Are All
men Inspired?" with blackboard illustration;
Sabbath school at 1890 p. m: young peoples
prayer-meeting 6:45 p. m. All cordially well
come to all services; Sabbath home for
strangers.
and Pearl streets, Bart B. B:gler. pastor: rest
dence corner Jackson and Pearl streets; preach
ing services IL O. m. aud p m; Sabbath,
school 1920; Young Peoples Society of Christ
ian Endeavor, p. m weekly prayer-meeting,
Thursday Sp. m; the pastor will preach to-
morrow, morning subject: Peter: evening
subject: "What Shall We DO with the Liquor
Traffic?'
First Methodist Episcopal church-Corner
Third and Marion streets. Regular preaching
services tomorrow; the pastor. Rev. D. D.
Campbell, has returned after q six weeks vaca-
tion and will preach at II q m. and 8 I'm. ::
Sunday school at $50 q. M; class meeting at
1920, and young peoples meeting at SIS D. m. !;
excellent music will be rendered Mt ell the
services; strangers and visitors cordially well
come.
First Presbyterian church-Corner Third and
Madison; services Sabbath morning and even
ing, Elliott w Brown. pastor; residence. 81
Madison; morning service at IL: subject: what
Christ Needs Us For;'' Sabbath school at II 20:
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor
at 4; evening service at 8; subject: "A Young
Man Promoted, or the Way 10 Get On in the
World" seats free; strangers welcome
st. Marks Episcopal church 10 to give q re-
ceptiou to Rev. d. c. Garrett. its new pastor at
the Hotel Rainier next Tuesday evening. Time,
from to II o'clock Not only the entire con-
gregation, but the pastors of the city churches
nominational connection, are cordially invited,
and will receive hearty fraternal welcome.
North Seattle Baptist church, corner Third
aud Cedar streets, Rev. Thomas Baldwin, pastor
Sunday services II a. m, . p. m. Sunday school
at 1870 p. m, Immediately at close of morning
worship. Young Peoples meeting at $50 D. M
Subject: Cost OF Not Being Disciple" Prayer
meeting Thursdays at p. n. All are cordially
invited.
The Reformed Presbvterians meet in Pike
street hall, corner OF Pike and Fifth streets, Rev.
s. Dell Johnston, pastor; residence SIS Blan-
chard street; services at II a. m. tomorrow;
preaching by the pastor; Sabbath school at l.
This Is the only "psalm-singing' congregation
in the city. Strangers are cordially welcome.
Trinity Episcopal church-Rev. George Her
bert Watson. rector; services are temporarily
held in the chapel at Second and Blanchard
streets. Take Front street cable. Sunday July
Is: Holy Eucharist at a. M; usual services IL
a. m. and p. No.; Sunday school at $50 D. M
All are welcome.
First German Methodist Episcopal church
Corner Thirteenth and Stewart streets; Sunday
school Q: 80 g. M; morning service at 1890 a.
m: Epworth League at 7:So p. M; evening SER
vice at s p m Everyone cordially invited to
attend. Rev. A. l. Koeneke pastor.
| First Christian church-Seneca street, be-
| tween Third and Fourth; services as usual at II
| a. IN. and p. m. conducted by the pastor, j. g.
MCCal UNI, sunday ScnoOi at III q. m, young
| peoples meeting at 6:45: prayer-meeting at 8
| o'clock Thursday evening.
Methodist Protestant church--Corner Third
and Pine streets; Clark Davis, pastor: services
at II a. m. and "a, p. m; Sunday school at 1915
| p. m; young peoples meeting at 6:45 p. M. all
are cordially invited; quarterly meeting session
Saturday at p. In.
Trinity Lutheran (Englishl-In hall SOUTH
| west corner Fifth and Pike streets: Rev E. f.
| keener pastor; residence, Wilfred street. near
| Jackson; services tomorrow at p. m: Sunday
school AID Bible class at 23O p. ms All cordially
| invited.
Battery street Methodist Episcopal church
| Corner Third and Battery street, Rev. F. w.
| 10y, pastor: preaching tomorrow at Ii g. m ami
| p. m. by the pastor; evening subject: Saliva
ton Free, Full and Satisfying" all are invited
| Welsh Presbyterian church-Seventh and
Give streets; services as follows: At 1890 a. m.
preaching, o. m. Sunday school, 6:15 n m
| prayer-meeting, p. N. preaching by Rev. j. NJ
Hughes; welcome all: seats free.
Spiritnalism-Services Sunday at $50 D. m. in
hall northwest corner university grounds, en-
trance in rear OF building; questions pertaining
to the spiritual philosophy from the audience
answered; all are invited
Sacred Heart church-Corner Sixth and Bell:
nrst mass al 7:So: solemn high lass and con-
nrmarion by Right Rev. Bishop yunger Mt 10 80