The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-05
CHURCH NOTICES.

Inc speciaI music at Clark Davis church III
morning and evening viii he of A verv kl-S
order, carefully Tehearsed and conscfeufio-si,ss
rendered. At the morning service Prof..s<..
Munson will sing baritone Solo. and a duet n.
Professor Manson and Mrs. Munson At close q
service. In the evening music will be a fsl
lows: Voluntary meyer Helmundl bv ~.
church orchestra, specially arranged for thar,
by Professor Munson: gospel hymns; quintstss'
Secret of His Presence (Stebhinsl, orohessr.i
accompaniment arranged by Professor Mnnson
Mrs. G. c. Munson; offertory; flute solo. P-ass
lessor Munson; closing hymn Come al and
sing the hymns.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church-coru~
King and Rainier streets. Rev. H. D. Brow
pastor. sundAy-school at 9:45 q m: preaehins
at IL q. m; class-meeting at Il m: chfIdrsn's
meeting at p. m; young peoples meeting In
lecture room at p M; preaching ct D. NJ.
Morning subject, "Beauty for Ashesv Tssish
lxi:1-3; evening subject, Romans vfii:Is ssFar +
reckon that the sufterings of this present time
are not worthy to be compared with the uIorv
which chall be revealed in u.s." cordial lnv.
tation is extended to every one.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church-cornsr
Mercer and Kentucky streets, Rev s. Alousn
bath-school at 1880 p. m; Epworth Iesrus
uervices for the young at P m: preaching
at II a. N. and : F. m Morning subject
sermon Suggested by the Fourth OF Jrlys
Prayer-meeting every Thursday at D m cor.
dial welcome will be given ali who will attend
these services. Seats free.
Church of the strangers-Services In CHI.
holm's hall, SIS Front street. every sabbath q
ii a. m. Rev. Benjamin Parsons psstor
Residence. 40 Bell street. supported By yolaa-
tary contributions. Mrs MaEde v. Parsons -
Gently from ST. Paul, will assist In the unsse
Mrs DIR. Newlands. organist Bring No. C.
pei Hymns. Frequenters of West, Froct "a
second streets are earnestly requested toxfnnd
this, which IL the only church services hsj d
these thoroughfares.
First Baptist church-Fourth street bsfxsea
James and Cherry. Preaching at La M snd
1880 p. m; Rev. G. J. Burchett, pastor. Subject
for Sabbath morning, sThe Nations Altr the
Nations Safety" In the evening the mtaion-
after morning sermon. Y. P. 8. C. T. att:an
n: prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:0 M
seats free. Pastor residence, Jog Eighth street.
The Second Methodist Protestant chufcA,
North Seattle. corner Republican and Warrsa
streets-Rev. o. v. w. Chandler, pastor Rsy
J. Shepherd, recently appointed missionary %
the Pacific coast, will preach morning and even
ing at thessusl hours. A cordial invitation &
extended all TO attend the services sabbath
school Immediately after the morning service.
D. B. Ward, superintendent.
Plymouth Congregational church-Corner d
Third aud University streets. Rev. Wallaes
Nutting, pastor. Communion service at II . N.
Evening services at 7:45 The pastor will preach
Subject, .sThe Congregationalist's Obligation to
Teach Patriotism" Sunday school at 1870 n
m; Y. P. 8. C. E. at As D. m. mid-week prayer
meeting of the church Thursday, at 7:45 p. N
North Baptist church-Corner Thirt and
Cedar. Rev. Thomas Baldwin, pastor. subject
in morning at II o'clock, ''Honor, Power and
Character" Sabbath-school, i2:l5; young peo-
pies meeting at Gas p. m. Subject OF lecture
at rs p. m, 'Reproof and How" Public in
vited. Seats free.
Rev. J. Shepherd, of Manchester, o., 70
Gently appointed to the mission work of ths
Methodist Protestant church in this city, arrived
with his family last night and will sssist Rev.
n Chan pakf hx.E H. .1f. n~~s-
estant church today.
Episcopal church, Lake Washington district
Service will be held at p m. in Calvary Pre-
byterian church, Market street. near jackson.
Ri Rev. John A. Paddock, ID. D., bishop Of WISH
iugton. will oficiate. All are cordially invitsd
to this service.
Methodist Protestant church-Corner Third
and Pine streets. Preaching at ii q m. by
Major George A. Hilton; at p. m by the pss
tor, Clark Davis. Sunday chool at 12:15 D n.
young peoples meeting at p m. All are In
yited.
MISUNDERSTANDING Sunday at $50 d n. In
Masonic hall, northwest corner of Uniuniy
grounds, Mr.. Cromwell and others TO participate
IN making the meeting one of interest. Al arc
invited Seats free. Lyceum meets at Tia
Unitarian church-On Seventh street ~
Pile Services and Sunday school suspense
Tor the summer until further notice. LosE
open every sunday forenoon for those who .
sire books and magazines.
Trinity Episcopal church-Eighth street. ~
tween James and Cherry. Rev. Dean Watsos,
rector. Divine services IL g. m. and p. N
Sunday-schooi, 10 IA. m.
Liberal leeture-Dr. York, the Liberal orator,
speaks at Cordray's theater tonight at O'Clock,
sharp, on "what the People Need" Seats free
St Marks church-Fitth and Olive streetk
Services withHolv Communion and sermon sk
at IL o'clock. Choral service at 5 p. m.
Theosophieal society-Meets at Smith build
ing, second floor, James street, entrance corner
OF Second street. at S p. m Sunday.
81. Marks Acknowledgements and Repub-
ican streets. sunday school, $50 q. M; SER
vice, 40 p. m.