The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-20
CHURCH NOTICES.

Second Methodist Protestant ehurch-North
| Seattle, corner Republican and Warren streets
| Rev. y. V. W. Chandler, pastor. Preaching SAB
tain morning at IL O'Clock A service OF song
spersed with hye-mInute gospel talks Thu
music will be mostly new. Sunday school i'm.
mediately after the morning service; con.
Quoted by ID. b. Ward, superintendent very
cordial invitation extended 70 the public to Al.
tend these services
Plymouth Congregational chureh-Rey. Wal.
| lace Nutting, pastor. Services are held in The
Armory on Union street during the erection "A
| the new edifce. Morning service, II q m:
subject, "Liberty." Sunday-school, I2:sDu N
Young Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor,
7:45 p. M: subject, "The Aristocracy Of int.
| lect-" Seats Tree. cordial welcome to all
Trinity church (MethodIst EpiscopaD-Cauer
| Mercer and Kentucky streets. Rev. : AIonso
| Bright, ID. D., pastor. Glass meeting at BAN;
sunday-school, l2:aop II. Epworth Laagas. go
p. IN. Preaching at IL a. m. and 1880 p N. Morn
ing subject: "A Night Scene Evening"
.'opPortunties.sPasta and Present" rnyrnee.-
| ing Thursdays az 40 p. N. All viii meet With
cordial welcome at Trinity.
First Methodist Episcopal chureh-consr
Third and Marion streets. Rev. Levi Gilbert,
ID. d., pastor. Class meeting at 10 q. m Sun
League meeting. $50 p N. Public worship and
preaching by the pastor, IL a. N and T:45 p. u.
Morning subject, "Salvation by Hope" Even,
ing subject, Remember"
First Methodist Protestant church-Cornef
Third and Pine streets. Clark Davis, pastor.
Preaching at II a. N. by Rev. Z. b. sutton, Of
the State Temperance Alliance. Evening ser
vice at 7:3O p. m. Conducted by the pastof
Sunday-sehoO at 1915. Young Peoples Society
of Christian Endeayor at $50. Seats free, and
all heartily welcomed.
spiritualism-The society heretofore meeting
at Red Mems hall will hold the usual sunday
service in the building formerly used By the
congregational church on second street, DO.
tween Spring and Seneca, at $50 p. m. Ad.
dresses will be delivered on the subject Of
"God. Lyeeum meets at same place Mt | D. N
First Baptist ehurch-Fourth street, between
James and Cherry: subject for IL O'Clock q
m: "The Peace Offer" subject for 7:30 D. m;
"Modern Phllstines." Young Peoples Union
meets at $50 p. III. Sunday-schooI at close o!
morning sermon. Seats free. All are weicoms.
Holy Trinity English Lutheran)-Cor
ner Seventh aud Union streets. Rev. E. y
keever, pastor. Residence, rear OF the church
Preaching at II a. IN. No evening service. sun,
welcome.
Unitarian church-On Seventh street. near
Pike. Services at IL o'clock. sunday school
at 12:15. Religious Study class at l2:30 All
seats Tree and strangers are cordially vel
coined. Rev. w. g. Eliot, IT,, pastor.
Young Mems Christian Association-1.n7
Front street, between Union and Pike. Song
aud gospel service at p. m. Rev. E. d. White
viii speak on THE Conversion OF Zacheua'
All young men cordially invited.
The United Presbyterians-Meet In the Y. NJ
c. A rooms. l,4l7 Front street. Rev. 3. Dell
Johnston, pastor; residence 1854 Depot street
services at IL g. IN. and 7:45 p. m Sunday
school at L.
St Clements Episcopal church-servfces
will be held in Guild hall, Market street near
Jackson, al 80 p. IN. Sunday-school at E9n
IN. Conducted by d. G. Mackinnon.
Grace Lutheran Sunday-school, Rev. T. r.
keever, pastor, meets in Rainier. hall, ccraf
Jackson aud Alton streets at 2:30p. M Send The
little ones.
American Union Of spiritualsts-The usual
sunday services at $50. Children's Progressive
Lyceun at 1880 At Masonic hall, University
grounds.
The Union Mission has secured the room I'M
der the Seattle National bank. In q few days
gospel mission services will commence.
The Theosophical Society meets at room II
smith block, at 1880 p. M Sunday. The public
Il invited.