The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-16
CHURCH NEWS NOTES.

An association of all the sunday-school super
tntendents of the city has been formed.
81. Agnes Chapter of Trinity Guild will hold 9
meeting on next Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
st. Marks club on Monday night last had an
interesting meeting at the Chamber OF Com
merce
Yesterday the Rev. D. C. Garrett went to Edge
water, where st. Marks church has establish he'd
new mission.
The Rev. s. Aionzo Bright, D. D.. has been
quite sick for the past two weeks, but is getting
on his feet again.
The Young Peoples Fraternity OF the Cnitar-
ian church at the Wednesday evening meeting
discussed George Eliot's "RoHaola."
Dean Watson yesterday morning preached an
eloquent sermon on Goods Interchangeable Law
of Life and 1--we in Nature and in Grace"
Quite a neat sum was realized for the North
Seattle Baptist church on Wednesday evening
by the giving of q successful chocolate tea.
Endeavor Chapter OF the Epworth League of
the First Methodist Episcopal church held the
monthly business meeting on Monday night
week from Wednesday next the Young Peo-
pies society of the First Presbyterian church
will give concert for the benefit of the Fremont
church at the First church.
The Young Peoples Society OF the Norwegian
Danish Lutheran church will hold meeting on
Wednesday evening. literary and devotional
programme has been arranged.
Rev. C. o. Rosing, of the Norwegian-Danish
Lutheran church, preached yesterday morning
on 'The Holy Spirit and Its Work in Man s
Heart" In the afternoon he preached at Bal.
lard.
A Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-.
deavor is being organized at the South Seattle
Methodist Protestant church, OF which the Rev.
J. Shepherd is pastor. 1t promises to be very
successful
The choir OF Trinity church under Professor
C. E. Roberts is making fine progress. 1t is ex-
pected that the choral work at the dedication of
the church will be among the finest ever heard
In this city.
The Rev. CLARK Davis preached a sermon in the
First Methodist Protestant church yesterday on
the application OF Biblical parallels to the prac-
teal affairs of life 1t was both interesting and
scholarly.
H. Willis Carr makes an efficient superintend-
ent OF the Sunday-school of the First Methodist
Protestant church. He has under him now tif-
teen classes. which have an average Sunday at
tendance of 175.
The Rev. John F. Won Herrlich, rector of 81.
Clements Episcopal church, preached yesterday
on the mature and Duration of Future Reward
and Punishment" The church was filed to its
utmost capacity.
The annual conference OF the Episcopal
church of the state of Washington will be held
at Walla Walla on June 20, at which a number
OF important ecclesiastical matters will come up
for consideration.
letter was received on Wednesday from the
Rev. o. V. W. Chandler, who departed for the
East on Monday. He wrote from Medicine Hat,
the journey fairly we'll
There will be q song praise service next Sum-
day night at the First Methodist Protestant
church under the direction of Professor George
Munson, the leader OF the choir. fine pro-
gramme has been arranged.
The Rev. A. Brown, rabbi of the Hebrew con-
gregation, breaches sermon every other week.
He teaches Hebrew also twice a week, and has
q Sunday-school of over sixty-fve pupils. All
these duties keep the minister quite busy.
John Fiske will lecture Friday evening at the
Unitarian church on "The Discovery of Amer
ica," and on Saturday evening on alexander
Hamilton" Mr.. Fiske was formerly professor
in Harvard and has high reputation as a pub
lie speaker.
Rev. Elliott w. Brown preached a sermon at
the First Presbyterian church yesterday on
"The Evils of Intemperance" He has been
promised that his pulpit will be filed next Sum
day and the week following by Professor Craig,
of the Mccormick seminary OF Chicago.
The Rev. J. E. Bailey, who will supply the va
cancy created by the departure of the Rev. o. V.
w. Chandler in the Second Methodist Protestant
church, will be here in time to preach his
initial sermon on the frat Sunday in June. Rev.
J. Shepherd preached in this church yesterday
morning on the "Purity OF the Character Of
Christ"
The Rev. D. C. Garrett preached at st. Mark
Episcopal church yesterday morning on the
difference between a knowledge and belief in
God. He and Mrs. Garrett leave this week for
Chicago and will be absent for about two Sun.
days. Next Sunday the st. Marks pulpit viii
be filled by the Rev. Mr.. Cheal, and the follow
ing Sunday the Rev. Mr.. Wells, of Tacoma, will
presch.