The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-06
NOTES OF THE CHURCHES.


Rev. NJ L. Rugg. of North Seattle, will deliver
the sermon at Grace seminary, Centralia, on
Junea
The organ fund circle of Plymouth Congrega-
tional church will meet this afternoon at the
church.
The question of building the new Trinity
Methodist church in North Seattle Is still un-
settled.
The pulpit Of Taylor Congregational church
was occupied yesterday by Rev. C. II. Percival,
Of Racine, Wis
The Rev. W w. Coe preached yesterday morn
In the Second Presbyterian church on "The
Mystery of Death"
The Rev. W. G. Eliot, jr. preached a sermon
in the Unitarian church yesterday on the sub
ject of Socialism"
The Rev. Benjamin Parsons preached yester-
day in the North seattle Baptist church in the
absence OF the pastor.
The Young Mems Institute, an organization
OF young Catholics, will next Friday night hold
meeting for the election of officers.
DR.. T. c. Kilbournes Sunday school class will
give twilight social at his residence at
Green lake on the evening of June IL.
The Kings Daughters OF Plymouth church
will meet with Miss Andrews, corner OF Tenth
and Spring streets, ON Thursday afternoon.
There was a large attendance at the services
of the Union Gospel Mission in the basement of
the Seattle National Bank building yesterday.
The Epworth League of the II unity Methodist
Episcopal church gave fine musical and
literary entertainment on Tuesday evening last
at the church in North seattle.
The Rev. G. J. Burchett was absent at Puyal.
lup yesterday, where he preached the dediea-
ton sermon OF the new Baptist church at that
city. His pulpit was filed by the Rev. w. II.
Black.
Rev. A. J. Bailey, the Congregational home
missionary superintendent, spent yesterday at
Genesee, Idaho, and viii this week attend the
commencement exercises of Whitman college at
Walla Walla
The music at Trinity NJ E. church yesterday
was very fine. Mr.. John B. Denny is making
great headway with his choir. and the quality
OF the music has steadily improved ever since
he took charge.
Dr. C. p Jones preached in Grace N. f. church
both morning and evening yesterday. The
morning topic was the American sabbath"
and the subject of discourse in the evening was
"Wines of the Bible
On Tuesday evening" the Rev. Wallace Nutting
will give pastors social at his church. The
object will be to acquaint the new parishioners
with each other. A programme OF an interest
ing character will be given.
The Rev. d. C. Garrett, rector OF st. Marks
Episcopal church, has returned from pleasant
trip East HIS family are in Boston, and, while
they are absent, he will reside with Mr.. A. NJ.
BrookeS in Queen Anne town.
sunday, June r. is children's day in the Con-
gregational churches of this country. 1t will be
observed with appropriate services by all the
Puget sound churches and sunday schools.
On Wednesday evening a strawberry festival
was given at the South Seattle Methodist
Protestant church, at which a neat sum was
realized for the benefit OF the church The
fund will be used for carpetiug the church
Children's day will be observed next Sunday
st the Welsh church The young folks nave
been making preparations Tor some tune past,
and an interesting programme, consisting OF
songs recitations, etc. will be given 0! them IN
the evening.
The Rev. J. r. Murphy, who has Just gradu-
ated from the Methodist Protestant college at
Westminster, Nd, has been assigned by the
hoard of home missions to take charge OF the
work ar the towns OF Columbia and fesier. he
will reach here about July and WILL at once De-
gin active work.
The local union of the White River Valley
Christian Endeavor Society will hold It's next
quarterly meeting at Christopher Ionsfeea,
fional church on Tuesday, June T. Trains VIII
s,on hv specfs request The session begins AT :
n m. and closes At p. IN. Seattle Endcaverers
are invited to attend.
The Rev. r. L. Dunlap. pastor OF the FIRST
Christian church, preached a sermon yesterday
,, al owes Reward He spoke OF God pater-
mol s,Y,ction for HIS children, the sons OF men,
aud illustrated that His love was not distant,
but was ever present
satisfactory progress is being made on the ne"
Jewish synsgogue Architect ste1nnian Is az
work ON the drawings for the Ark oil the 0ofe-
r.nt which il TO be- placed in the east enu % tAe
svnasogue and which is designed 10 noio 'a'
sacred scrolls OF the law.
The O'Clock meeting yesterday AFTERNOON ~
tho Y. M. C. A. wax addressed by General secfe-
tow George Carter. Mr.. Carter TOOK as MS SUD
;oct aKeys." and cited his hearers 10 many
messages which, il needed, would brihg muen
and lasting en- ioyment 10 many way"afu SOUL
Tho Rev. O. V ". Chandler, formerly paste.
=, ,he Second Methods; Protestant chufcn OK
tbis CITY. attended the conference oil the ae'h-
oii.t Protestant Oh arch at Westminster Mu.' as
a delegate aud took part III s'i she 49, -,
n Wsra received a letter from him on Ffidas
in which he stated that his health was 49,
imnroving, and sending his loving WISHES W III
his seattle friends
The Rev. J. shepard, pastor Oh the sou11 80.
,,,. Ma,hoatst Protestant church. IS ID lece pa
~ ,a,,ar from one OF the delegates 70 the e0a-
ta-a,cs ~ that church recently held 81 west
,,i,s.a- Ma desert hing the WORK OF ,ha' sEsa'
- which meets ouce in every ioaf !S~ES,
ana particularly Commenting on the us"A'S S
which resulted in granting 20 "olaeH -
representation with men in al the anaiIs y, .-s
ehureh DIR. shspard's correspondent. sNsd
,hst II vss the grandest debate ever ne1a ~ 80
-a"ne-,n-s of the church. and the esnse OF TIE
fZrsey