The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-07-31
YOUNG PEOPLES DAY.
Over One Thousand Take i'm
Delights of Chautauqua.
EARNEST CHRISTIANS At WORK
Rev. Robert Mcintyre Creates Power
fui Impression by Brilliant Lecture
The Programme for Today.

Yesterday fully 1000 persons were on
the grounds at Chautanqua Beach. and
the Rev. Robert Mcintyre. q noted orator,
remarked that out of thirty-two assembly
grounds in various parts of the country
this was the prettiest of them all The
special feature was Young Peoples So
ciety Day" and the young men and
women fioched in, took possession and did
themselves great credit.
The Sehome left the City dock at 9
o'clock in the morning with $50 on board
At noon she made her second trip with
ABOUT as many more, and at 6:15 in the
evening came in with over $50 more
while the Skagit Chief brought as many
more from Tacoma, and with them the
gifted orator OF the day, Rev. Robert Nc
Intyre.
The address in the morning by Rev.
John Ried. jr., OF Great Falls, Mont, was
an inspiring one. II was addressed to the
young people as holding in their hands
the future greatness of this great state and
country. Mr.. Ried is an earnest speaker.
and words that flowed from his lips welled
up from an overlooking heart as he de-
picted the great needs before his hearers
In the afternoon the pavilion was filled
women. On the platform, beside Secre-
tary J. W. Fairbank, who represented the
Plymouth Y. p. s. C. E., were Mr.. J. O.
Hestwood. representing the Epworth
leagues. who was chairman of the meet
ing; Mr.. Ovid A. Byers, of Presbyterian
Endeavorers, Seattle; Mr.. Willis Carr, of
Methodist Protestant; Mr.. II. A. Shuey,
president of Seattle local union; Mr.. J. P.
Hartman, of Tacoma. president of State
Y. T. :. G. E.; Mr.. ". Q. Hardin, repre-
sentlng the Baptist Young Peoples Union;
Miss Downing. of Tacoma. representing
the Kings Daughters.
The meeting was opened with prayer
by Rev. DR.. Cherrington. of Tacoma.
Professor Munson led the singing. which
was from the Endeayorer edition of Gospel
Hymn No. 6.
Earnest enthusiastic short talks were
given by all these and 1t was evident that
the Chautauqua Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. would be great success. All Young
Peoples Societies in all churches could
unite together for local union work.
Amongst the city pastors who went over
yesterday were: Rev. DR.. G. J. Burchett,
First Baptist church; Rev. w. F. George,
First NJ. Il. church; Rev Mr.. A Inwood.
Battery NJ. T.. church; Rev. Dr. S. 4.
Bright, Trinity NJ. E. church; Rev Mr..
Dunlap, First Christian church; Rev. Mr..
White, Lake Union NJ. Z. church.
The session of the Woman's Club dis
cussed Reading and Conversation" I'M
der the guidance OF Mrs. c. F. Fishback.
Upwards OF 200 ladies were in attendance
The evening exercises We're opened by
fine choral selection rendered by the
chorus under the direction of Professor G..
c. Munson. Mrs. G. c. Munson then
sang beautiful solo. Then the lecturer
OF the evening proceeded to please his
audience. Thirty Hours in the Sunless
World. or a Trip Through Wyandotte
Caverns," was the topic of DIR. McInvre's
address. 1t was brilliant lecture, full of
originality, and showed the power of the
speaker as a word painter. Some of his
descriptions were magnificent.
The following programme will be given
today:
s a. m.-Morniug prayer.
9 a. m.-Bible reading.
II 4. m.-sermon by Rev. Robert Mcintyre
2;30 p. m.-Chautauqua Bible school.
p. II. - Chautaudua Christian Endeavor
meeting.
3 p. nc. l. S. C. vespers
sp m.-Sermon BY Rev John Ried, Of Great
Falls, Mont
The programme for tomorrow will be as
follows:
II a. m.-Lecture by DR. F. B. Cherrington.
Subject, Literature Of India
p. m.-Leeture by Robert Mcintyre, But
;oned-up People"
5 p nc. l. :. c. round table
sp m.-Lecrure by DR. Selah W Brown Sub
ieet, "Half Round the World Eastward from
New York"
DR.. Brown has lectured with great favor
at the Chautauqua assemblies in Cali
fornia.
The assembly is only half over, and the
best weeks attractions are still TO come.
Tomorrow DR.. McIntyre's lecture on
"Buttoned-Up People" will be an especial
feature. On Tuesday there will be two
lectures. and a fine literary entertainment
will be given IN the evening
The new hotel has been an excellent
feature of the assembly and has proved
an absolute accommodation to the public.