The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-03-29
n GODS TEMPLES.
Where Religions Services Are
Held Today.
THE GREAT EASTER FESTIVAL.


To-day, Easter Sunday, viii b observed IN all
the City churches Of Seattle, and special ser
mons win be delivered by many OF the minis
tcrs, touching directly upon the great feast day
the anniversary Of the resurrection OF the
Savior. Elaborate decorations win be made in
Gil OF the churches and the day win De one Of
unusual joy among al religious denominations
The Lenten season ends with today and also the
forty days fast.
The following announcements are Of religious
services where seats are free and all are well
come. Special invitations arc extended to
strangers sojourning in the city:
First Methodist EpiscopaI church = Corner
residences, SIG Pine street Class meeting 10 4
m Young people, meeting. p. m. Public
worship and preaching by the pastor At II q M.
day viii Be- appropriate to the Easter festival
Morning subject: 1.-THE Appearances OF the
Risen Christ Evening subject: side Lights
the Sunday school viii render IN Easter pro-
gramme of recitation and song. The choir wiz
furnish special music.
Second Methodist Protestant church, North
Wonlan's home: Rev. 8. V. ". Chandler. pastor
Easter services today - follows: At IL O'Clock
q sermon By the pastor on the resurrection;
Easter song service in the evening st 1:0
Music Win Be new, and every attendant viii BE
presented with printed responsive service, and
Invited TO take payt- Sunday-school immeci-
superintendent New papers win Be distributed
to the school.
First baptist church. Fourth street, between
James and Cherry-Preaching at II = m and
morning. sine Ever Ready seed-sower:" sub
jet, evening, ssSayed With Toll or Lost Without
Effort" Saobath-scho0l meets Immediately
2. M: prayer-meeting Thursday at 7:3o p. m.
Pastors residence. /, JOG Eighth street
Trinity Methodist Episcopal church-Cornef
Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev. g. Al0nxo
Bright, pastor Glass meeting, 10 Q. m; Sabbath
lEpworth League), Ut 6.SO p. m; preaching ct IL
am. and 5.0 p. m Morning subject, The True
Lesson of Easter" Evening subject, ssThe Great
Robbery Prayer-meeting every Thursday
evening ct 7:39 o'clock
st. Marks church-Fifth and Olive streets
Holy Communion 80 q. m Morning PRAYER,
Tenplar service. 2:Dp. m; children's festival,
p. M: even song (full choral service) with
sermon, 7:so p. m Attn night service the gold
choir boys Rev. D c. Garrett. rector.
Market Street Baptss church-Corner Market
At 10: IS q m and $50 p. m. Morning subject:
eighth in a series upon IA Bad Boys Career
His Welcome" Sunday-schooi at the close of
morning service. Young peoples meeting at
$50 p. m.
Unitarian church-Seventh street, near Pike
Services Sunday morning at II O'Clock; sunday
school At I2:i5 religious study class 1t 1850.
Mrs. E. T. Wilkes will occupy the pulpit today.
subject: "Why Cnitarians Celebrate Easter"
Special music and decorations
First Christian church-Senecas street, between
Third and Fourth. Preaching by the pastor, J.
s. McCailum, at II q. m. and p. m sunday
school at 10 a m. Young peoples meeting az
Up m. Pnyer-meeting Thursday evening at
6p m.
Trinity parish, Dean Watson, rector--Esghth
street, between Cherry and James Easter day.
Early communion, 7:30 q. m. Sunday school. 10
q M: Matins and Holy Eucharist, with sermon,
Ii a. n: ehildren's carol service at 7:3D p. m.
The Theosophical Society viii meet as usual
at the residence OF Frank l. Blodgctt, corner of
Yesier and Rochester avenues. on Sunday ct
$50 p. m.
Spiritual fsm-Anuiversary Berviees sunday at
II q. m. and 2:45 p. M, in Masonic hall, north
west corner University grouudx Appropriate
services for the occasion may be expected.
EAs1ER At sr. MAEKS CHURCH.
The following II the order of music for the
Easter services at St. Marks church: H. Sher-
man sharpe, organist and choir master. Vested
choir of forty boys and men. Auxiliary choir,
consisting of Mrs. Fannie Perry Gage, Mrs. w.
T. Grambs, Mrs. Loughary, Misses Randie, Pow
ell, Smith and kirkpatrick.