The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-24


at Z 30, followed by Christmas tree. The
carols will be: There DweIt in Old
Judea, '-Harki TO the Hymn of the Ages, /"
'.Ring the Glad Bells" and saint Peter s
Christmas Carol" This is the first SER
vice of the Sunday school in the new hall,
and all the children OF the parish are es-
peciaily invited TO be present.
Tonight at St. Marks Episcopal church
there viii be Christmas eve services, con-
sisting of the short form Of evening prayer,
the singing of carols and 3 brief address by
Rev. ID. 6. Garrett Tomorrow morn
ing at II O'Clock, there will be Christmas
services and holy communion. The chill
dren's Christmas festival viii take place at
) p. m, on Monday, December %, when
there viii be a Christmas tree. On Tues
day evening at clock, for children who
have had no Christmas. there will be dis
tribution of gifts from the Christmas tree.
Rev. Levi Gilbert, of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, preached his Christmas
sermon on last Sunday, but tomorrow
evening, in the audience room of the
church. the Sunday-school will hold a fes-
tiyal. Excellent music, arranged espe0-
ally for the occasion, will be given by the
Sunday-school, assisted by the church
choir and the sunday-school orchestra.
Santa Clans viii be there with gifts for the
children.
The Sunday-school of the Battery street
Methodist Episcopal church was TO have
had Christmas tree this evening, but on
account of the FIRE, which damaged the
church on last Sunday, it had 10 be post
poned indefinitely. There will be Christ
mas services, however. in the church on
next Sunday, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. Alfred Inwood
At the First Methodist Protestant church.
this evening, there will be Christmas
tree and musical services. On next sun
a Drkr Il Tkax~ L.
Christmas sermon
The Sunday-school of the Trinity
Lutheran (English) church will holds its
Christmas festival tomorrow night in the
Plymouth Congregational church, corner
Third and University streets. An interest
ing programme has been arranged in con-
nection with Christmas tree.
The Second PRESBYTERIAN church. corner
Harrison and Oak streets, held Christmas
services on last Sunday. This evening the
Sunday-school will have a Christmas tree
and entertainment in the church.
This evening at s O'Clock, at the First
Baptist church, on Fourth street, near
James, select musical and literary pro-
gramme will be given, followed by a
Christmas tree.
At the Norwegian-D Danish Lutheran
church, corner of Pine and Fourth streets,
there will be preaching by Rev. C. o.
Rosing on Christmas day, at 10:45 a. m.
and again at 7:45 p. m. On Saturday even
ing, December "a, there viii be a Christ
mas tree and distribution of gifts in the
church, beginning at O'Clock
Other churches of the city will fittingly
commemorate the Christmas season
AT Grace hospital the patients will be
cheered by Christmas tree, upon which
gifts from their friends win be hung. They
viii also have a nice Christmas dinner.
At Providence hospital the patients will
also be taken care Of
The inmates of the city prison are not to
be forgotten in the general rejoicing, for
Chief Monroe has announced that, while
they are not deserving of anything unusu-
ally good, Christmas is meant for all, and
in honor of the day they are to have first
class dinner. The county prisoners will
also have something out OF the ordinary
for their Christmas dinner.
At the Orphans Home the children will
partake of good Christmas dinner. but
their celebration proper is reserved until
Friday. In the afternoon at 8 O'Clock thew
will see Christmas tree and take from It
the gifts that Santa Claus has brought
them