The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-27
News OF the Churches.


Bishop Z. Junger will perform the connrma-
ton rite at the Jesuit chapel next Sunday.
committee OF the First Presby terrain church
Is out looking for q suitable site for a new
church.
On Thursday evening there will be a novel
entertainment 1T Rankes hall for the benefit
OF ST. Marks church.
The Rev. Wallace Nutting will preach his an
nversary sermon next Sunday at Plymouth
Congregational church.
The Rev. A. Brown, rabbi of the Hebrew syna-
gogue will shortly visit San Francisco in the in
terests of the local synagogue.
On Wednesday evening DIR. Z. C. Kilbourne's
class, of Plymouth Congregational church, will
give twilight social at Green lake.
The Theosophical Society held a meeting
yesterday at Pettis' chambres de musiQue and
discussed "a Practical View of karma."
A basket picnic to one of the many pleasant
resorts of the city is pleasure which the young
people of the Welsh church will participate in
In the near future.
The Rev. J. E. Bailey. pastor of the Second
Methodist Protestant church, delivered All adj
dress at his church last night for the especial
benefit of young men.
The district Methodist Episcopal conference.
held ut Port Townsend Wednesday and Thurs
day OF last week, was quite a success. A num-
Der OF able papers were read.
number of prominent officials of the
Brotherhood of 81. Andrews will visit this city
in September. The order Is made up OF men,
bers OF the Ell iscopal church.
The Rev d. C. Garrett yesterday morning, al
ST. Marks church, preached on the subject OF
"Solomon's Choice of WISDOM" emphasizing
the value of true spiritual life
Miss May E. Means, one of the graduates of
this years High school class is librarian of tho
Sunday school OF the First Baptist church aud
takes great interest in her work
DR. VIZ. George preached before q crowded
congregation AT the First NJ. L. church last
night. Ho explained the miracle of the sun
standing still at the command OF Joshua.
Yesterday afternoon tho Rev. Thomas Bald
win gave an earnest talk to tho members of the
Young Mems Christian Association, taking as
his theme Christ, the Friend OF Sinners"
The Rev. W. p. George, of the First NJ. E.
church, Will deliver the opening address at tie
Sunday school convention TO be held on thurs
day evening at the First Presbyterian church.
The Rev. NJ. I. Murphy, the minister sent
here By the mission board OF the Methodist
Protestant church. will leave Baltimore for this
CITY today He will DO assigned TO chuIch
al Columbia
There will be a special meeting OF St Mary's
Chapter OF Trinity Episcopal church al O'Clock
this afternoon. There will be special meet
ing OF the trustees in the evening at the rec
tory. and ST Agnes tAapter VIII iaS~' "' 'AAS
Guild hall tomorrow at 3 O clock.
The Rev d. I. Carnshan, ID. d., wei-Kno~n
and honored Presbyterian minister. tcr severai
wears at Port Townsend. has recently had the
degree of doctor OF divinity conferred upon him
nv his alma mater, the Western University OF
Pennsylvania Rev. DR.. Csrnahan Is now a.
Barkersville, Allegheny county, near flttsourg.
A Young Peoples Society of Caristlan En-
deayor was organ. zed yesterday in the welsh
church. The prospects of the society are bright
and encouraging. and il is hoped 70 make i's
influence lelt for good in the church sno
ar,ouy the Welsh fraternity. Is will inset every
sunssv AT Gas n m. Mr.. W. q. Jones was
elected president and J. E. Thomas secretary Tor
thn r,exf 9 months.