The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-31
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.

The Rev. Clark Davis, of the First Methodist
Protestant church. preached last night on the
"Periis OF City Life to the Young"
The Rev. Wallace NuttIng next Sunday or the
Sunday following will preach a sermon on
"How Men in Seattle Spend sunday"
In the Free Methodist church yesterday, H.
n Nichols delivered an address on missionary
work in India, which was full of interest for
all.
The FIVE minute sermons for children which
have been inaugurated by the Rev. w. G. Eliot,
in the Unitarian church. are proving great at
traction.
The Dominican Sisters OF this city have pur-
chased large tract of land at Angel lake. near
Des Aoiues, and will soon start to erect large
convent there.
The Mems chapter OF Trinity Episcopal church
will meet at the rectory on Thursday evening,
and the ladies of St Marys chapter will meet
Friday afternoon.
The Chinese mission conducted under the
auspices OF the Baptists of the city is meeting
with great success There is constant In
crease of attendance and interest in the work.
The jewish people of the city will begin to
hold special Friday evening services at the
synagogue at Eighth and Seneca streets. The
aim Ii to make the services especially attractive
The Rev. Kenneth Duncan preached yesterday
morning at Calvary PresbyteSian church, while
for the morning service by the Rev. Calvin
Stewart
sunday afternoon sermons have been inaugu-
rated ~ the University of Seattle, the Baptist
college, and the fret of the series was delivered
by the Rev. ]. W. Read yesterday to an excellent
attendance.
social was given on Friday evening at the
residence OF Mr.. and Mrs George kinnear for
the benefit of Trinity II. +. church. The attend
nd all tap M
that was rendered.
DR. w. p. George, In the First Methodist Epis-
eopai church yesterday morning. preached on
..Death In the White House." referring in a
touching manner to the life and character of the
presidents late wife.
A meeting of the board OF trustees OF the
Jewish synagogue was held yesterday after
noon. Several matters of importance were
discussed. and IL was decided TO throw open the
religious school to all.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
ceavor Of Plymouth Congregational church met
yesterday afternoon under the leadership of
Frank Gardner ami discussed "The Difference
Between Words and Deeds"
The Rev. II. w. Brown, the evangelist, of Chi.
cago, who has been conducting "a revival for the
past two weeks Mt the Market street Baptist
church, addressed the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON anu " edhesday, AZ H0ugh-
ton, the Association OF Congregational churches
of this district will hold meeting. The dele
gates To the meeting from Plymouth church are
Everett smith and Mrs. Wallace Nntting.
The regular month mesting of the Woman's
Guild, of 81 Marks Episcopal cnurch, will be
held Friday morning a. the church. The
Brotherhood of 81. Andrew of the same church
will give a sociable on Wednesday evening.
A special collection was taken up IN Plymouth
Congrel aiionnl church yesterday morning for
the Y. NJ. c. A., and II is thought that it will
amount 10 about 8. 100. which il about the same
90 was given by this church for that purpose
last year.