The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-11-01
IN GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religious Services Will
Be Held Today.
FRANCIS MURPHY AT ARMoRY.
Plymouth Congregationalists In New
Church-Consecration Of Trinity
Lutheran-Rev. Garrett Returns.

Nearly all of the churches of the CITY will dis
pense W tn the evening service tonight to allow
their congregations TO attend the union temper
anee meeting at the Armory, ut which the noted
temperance evangelist Francis Murphy. will
speak. The Plymouth Congregational
church at Third and University streets has
reached such state OF construction that the
services this morning will be held in the lecture
room. II marks an important day in the history
OF the church. This afternoon the Trinity
English Luthern church at seventh and Union
streets will be eonsecrated, the day being the an
niyersaTy OF the Reformation. Interesting All
Saints Day services will be held at Trinity
Episcopal church and Rev. D. c. Garrett, of ST.
Marks, who has been East for six weeks again
occupies his pulpit
Following are the services at the different
churches:
Theosophieal society-Lecture this evening at
T:30. Haller block, room 81 The public is in
yited.
Brooklyn Congregational church-w. w. Fer.
rier, pastor. Services at ii a. m. Subject: emo
tives in Christian Work"
Dr.. J. L. York viii deliver his lecture at Cor
drsy's this afternoon AZ $50 on "Our Pedigree
and Relations" All invited.
North Seattle Baptist church-Corner OF Third
and Cedar streets Preaching morning and even
ing by Rev. NJ. L Rugg, of Victoria, 2. c.
Yesler Methodist Protestant chureh-Service
In the church at IL a. m. conducted by DR.. Bag
ley. "reminiscences from the late ecumenicaI
ALL.
Uuited Presbyterians-Neet in Y NJ c. A.
rooms. l,4l7 Front street, near Pike. Rev. ).
Del Johnston, pastor. Residence, 1854 Depot
street services at IL a m. and 30 p. Sabbath
school at p
Young Mems Christian Assoeiation-l4l7
Front street, Pike. Song and gospel SER
vice today at 4 p. m. Rev. s. Dell Johnston will
speak on "Ihe Christians Race" All young
men cordially invited
ST. Marks Episcopal-Corner of Fifth and
Olive streets Rev. d. c. Garrett, rector. Morn
ing prayer and communion at II a. m. Evening
full choral at 1880 p. m. Mr.. Garrett viii occupy
the pulpit morning and evening
First Methodist Protestant church-Corner
Third and Pine streets. Preaching at IL a. IN.
BY the pastor, Clark Davis No evening service.
Sunday school al 12:15 p. m. Young Peoples
Society at $50 p. m. All are invited.
Trinity Parish chureh-Eighth, between James
and Cherry streets, George Herbert Watson,
rector. All Saints day services at II a. m. and
7:30 p. m. Morning sermon, "Useiui Memorials
or Useless Monuments" Sunday school, 10
am.
Union temperance lecture-At Armony hall
at7:3O p. m. Francis Murphy, the famous tenn
perance orator. and father of the "blue ribbon
movement will hold his initial service in this
city. All seats are free. Remember all
fully welcome.
Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL ehurch-Rev. Wal
lace Nutting, pastor. Morning worship Spe-
cial service for reception of new members in
the new church, corner Third and University
streets. Union services in the evening. MUIR
ply meetings at the Armory
spiritualism-The regular Sunday evening
service will be held at 80 in the old Congrega-
tional church, ITO Second street. Subject "Evi-
dences of Mans Immortality" Questions from
the audience relative to the subject will be an
swered from the rostrum after the discourse.
Edgewater Congregational church-M. P.
Jones pastor. Morning service at IL a m. Sub.
the morning service; Mr. A. J. Goddard, super
intendent The evening service will be omitted
On account OF the Murphy meeting at the Ar
mory.
Unitarian church - Seventh street. near
Pike. Services at IL o'clock q. IN. and 7:45
p. m. sundsyschool and Religious Study
class for adults at l2:15 Seats free and strangers
are cordially welcomed. Rev. w. G. Eliot, jr.,
pastor. Address, COS Seventh street Usually
ct home mornings from TO TO-
Second Presbyterian church-Corner Of Harri-
son and Oak streets. Rev. W. w. Coe, pastor;
residence, 105 Republican street. Preaching
and communion service at IL a. m. Sabbath
school at 12:15 Y. =. s. c. f. conservation
the evening on account OF the Francis Murphy
temperance meeting in the Armory.
The Second Methodist Protestant church
North Seattle, corner Republican and Warren
streets, Rev. o. V. w. Chandler, pastor. Preach
Ing AZ ii O'Clock. Sunday-school Immediately
after, ID. b. Ward, superintendent There will
be no evening services on account OF Francis
hurphy's gospel temperance meeting at the
Armory.
African Methodist Episcopal church-Rev. 1.
Blskeney, pastor, No. l,3O Jones street.
IreRcu1nR TO-DAY AT III a.. m. anu D ID. m. by Kew.
D. E. Johnson. Sunday -school at 5 p. IN. An
effort is being made to pay of the debt, and q
grand rally will be made. An entertainment
viii be given Tuesday evening for the Paul
Quinn college.
Market street Baptist church-Corner Market
and Main streets; l. w. Read, pastor; residence,
Us Taylor street Services at IL g. m. and 1880
p m. Morning subject: "Pushing Forward
second annual sermon. Evening subject:
"Counting the Cost" sunday-school at close
OF morning service. Young peoples meet
In oil De-, Ia
prayer meeting Thursday at 1880 p. m.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran)-Cor-
nsr Seventh and Union streets Rev. K. +.
keever, pastor. Residence, rear of the church.
sunday school holds its Reformation festival at
m The congregation and friends are In
vted TO be present AT l2:I5 P. m the con-
h. l. Zweizg, of Portland, Or, will preach the
sermon. Everybody invited.
Calvary Presbyterian church-Market and
King streets Rev. ]. NJ. Boyd, pastor; resi-
I:Sl p: m. sabbsth-School, l2:l5 D. m. Y. p.
;. G. E., $50 p. m. Experimenting Thursday
evening al 7;SO. Subject for morning sermon:
'Cross Bearing" Evening subject: "Christ
and the Dying Thief" the second OF a series on
Comfort and Consolation From the Cross"
First Baptist church-Fourth street, between
James and Cherry. Rev. g. J. Burchett, pastor.
for sasnng at II m w ana 7SG 1D subject S
ssyiors second Coming" Subject, evening:
.Christanity as Judged by Its Enemies" sun
after morning sermon. 1ouug REQ
pes U MON at 80 p. III. PRAYER meeting Thurs
Gay evening at 7:S0. seats free. Pastors resi-
osnce, l,l06 Eighth street.
First Methodist Episcopal church-Corner
Ihird and Marion streets. Levi Gilbert, ID. D.,
pastor. First quarterly meeting love feast in
euhoay-school room at 10 O'Clock a. m. Public
,slfces at IL o clock a. N. Sermon by Presiding
Alder 1. b. Ford, d. d.. followed bv the sacra-
nehtot the Lords supper sunday school ut
I;S ?. m. Young Peoples meeting at $50.
mere will be no evening service, the congrcga-
s.Vh uniting with the other churches Tor the
Aurphy temperance mass-meeting in the
Armory
Welsh Presbyterian church-Seventh and
oAse streets. Rev. J. NJ. Hughes. pastor. serv-
sses al ~ 80 and at l. Preaching by the pastor.
SvHHluulon alter evening service. sabbath
school at p. m. Monday evening at 80 meet
tank OF the Literary Society President. II. 1.
"I4IAins; vice president, John A. Davies; secre-
az u. H. Jones; treasurer. J. 4. Jones. The
Eieteutou committee Will meet the same even
aestr meeting. All who are conyersant Win
sne welsh language sTe invited 10 attend all the
meetings Seats free
Trinity church Methodist Episcopall-Corner
nnelvef 0ui kentucky streets. Rev. :. Alonzo
T'IgAt. - u pastor. Class meeting at 10 n m;
n ,ayhe, leader; Sunday school, l@;S0 y. IN,
- ". IL hughes, supGrlntendenti specla.
,,stfICs by The EpWorth League at go p m. All
-. tSuug People IA North seattle are urged 10
u'e"a 'his soTF ce. Preaching 10y the pastor al
~ N subject: "IuceutVes u soul saving
.oeenlnE service, and the congregation VIII
shG the Murphy meeting al the Armory hall
% p II. Experimenting IAursdays at 7;SO
Ballard Church Notices.
aslhodist Episcopal church OF Ballsrd-Rev.
80 rams pastor. Preaching a. IL g. III. ana