The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-03
News OF tho Churches.

The ladies of the First Baptist church will
hold missionary meeting on Wednesday after
noon.
The womer's Guild of St Marks church win
hold q meeting ut the church ON Friday morn-
ing at 1880 O'Clock.
The Brotherhood Of St Andrew OF st. Marks
church will give q social at the church ON
Wednesday eveaing.
On Thursday evening OF this week there will
be u concert CT prayer for missions held at the
First Baptist church
On the evening OF October II the Young PEG.
pies Society Of the Second Methodist Protestant
church will give social.
The vestry Of St Marks parish will hold
meeting this afternoon at the Boston National
bank, at Second and Columbia streets.
There will be . meeting at the First Methodist
Episcopal church on Thursday evening for the
purpose OF organizing Chautauqua circle.
The Northwest Baptist convention will meet
at New Westminster from October II to l5 A
number of the ministers Of this city will be In
attendance.
In the Chinese mission school conducted IN
der the auspices OF the Seattle Baptists, the
Chinese boys have bought an organ for the use
Of the school.
The local union of the Young Peoples soci.
ETY. of Christian Endsavor OF Taylor Congrega-
tonal church will give a social on Wednesday
evening at Birch and Thomas streets.
The subject of africa" will be discussed at
the women's missionary meeting to be held on
Tuesday afternoon, at the residence of Mrs. w.
II. Reeves, at Third and Seneca streets.
The Rev. NJ. q. Murphy. who has charge Of
the Methodist Protestant church at Columbia
and Renton, is doing very acceptable work He
Is fresh from college and is most enth siastic in
his work.
The work or the building of the new church
81 ,ha al pras n
week, and the contract calls for its completion
in ten weeks The location 10 At sixth and Sem
eca streets.
The ladies Of the Welsh church who have
been soliciting subscriptions for the annulling
of the debt ON the church have met with good
success, and it is hoped that the burden will DO
removed in q short time.
The little paper called the First Baptist ChurcA
Greetings was issued yesterday and read eagerly
by many of the Bsptists of the city, who were
pleased with the interesting matter that the
little publication contained.
On sunday, October 10. Rev. 70 wland D.
Grant. Of the First Baptist church OF Portland.
Or. viii preach in the First Baptist church of
this city. He 10 q talented pulpit orator, aud
will doubtless be greeted bya large congrega-
ton.
A Chautauqua circle has been established
within Plymouth Congregational church. and 1t
day evening ut the church, promptly att o'clock.
Apermauent Organization was effected on last
Thursday evening.
The Rev. W. q. Eliot, OF the Unitarian chnch,
returned yesterday from attendance at the con-
ference of his church at Oakland, Cal he said
that it was a fine representative gathering and
that 1; was decided TO publish a pamphlet on
the cardinal priacip of the Unitarian faith.
A collection was taken up in the Plymouth
church yesterday morning which resulted in
the getting in of 1857 in new money and IN the
renewal OF sen in money that had been be fore
subscribed, bat from various reasons had not
yet been paid an. The pastor felt that this was
q ereditabge showing for his church in times
that are considered dull
on Saturday afternoon the board OF church
extension Of the Methodist Protestant church
of this state held q meeting and organized by
the election of tile Rev. J. shepard president,
ID. B. Ward. secretary an6 treasurer, and sxecu-
tive commitiee. the Rev J. shepard. Daniel
Basey and the Rev. Clark Davis The other
two members OF the board ID. Il. Ward AMI
Dexter Horton.
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