The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-17

psstorase OF the Presbyterian church IN Cen
trails, aud has already entered upon his work
under very favorable auspices.
The monthly meeting of the Epworth League
OF tie Battery street Methodist Episcopal
church viii be held on next tuesday evening.
The Rev. Wallace Nut.ing, Of Plymouth Con-
gregational church. is at Minneapolis attending
the general conference OF tae Congregational
churches.
On November ! there win be given at Trinity
Episcopal church q choir festival in honor OF
the arst anniversary OF the foundation Of Trim
itys choir.
There will be a general convention OF the
Womans Foreign Missionary Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal churches st Battery street
church on November l.
The young men of Laurence J. Colnan's Sum
day school class have organized 8 debating club
and on next Tuesday evening will settle the
LAKE. Washington canal question.
The Ministerial Association of the Methodist
churches of the city will meet this afternoon
al the pariors of the First Methodist Episcopal
church DR.. W. z. George will deliver An ad.
dress.
The Seattle Ministerial Association will hold q
meeting a. the Chamber of Com raeres this morn
Ing at 10 O'Clock. paper viii be read by the
Rev. W. 2. George, u. D., OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
AAASaS hIteTuoOu the Is8leB Aiu scciSty Oh
plymouth church will hold q meeting at the
residence OF Mrs wickware, No. 1927 Seventh
street. These meetings are becoming both in
teresting aud popular.
The annual meeting of the Hebrew congrega-
ton Ohaveth sholom will be held at the syna.
gogue on next sunday afternoon at 2:So o'clock.
OHlcers will be elected and much important
business will be transacted.
There will be union meeting of all the Ep-
worth leagues OF the city at the First Methodist
Episcopal church on Friday evening next A
fine programme has been arranged. and il IS
hoped that much good will result from the
meeting.
The Rev. Roland D. Grant, pastor OF the First
Baptist church of Portland, will lecture for the
benefit OF the Y. NJ. C. A. at Plymouth church
tonight on the making and Breaking Of Ma
lions" He IL q magnetic orator and enchains
the attention every moment that he speaks.
The Welsh Literary Society of the Welsh
church has been reorganiz ed Tor work during
the winter months with w. O. Jones Is presi-
dent and o. T. Owens secretary. The meetings
OF this society for the past three years have been
very instructive aud interesting and have been
exceedingly well attended. The intention is
during the coming months to extend the scope
OF the society in general. in order to take into
consideration subjects which have hitherto
been ignored, and thereby extend the knowl-
edge and add much to the pleasure OF its mem.
bers. Exercises will be held at the Welsh
church OF Friday evening at O'clock, CON-
memorasng the 400th anniversary of the dis
covery OF America. paper on the "Landing
OF Columbus will be read by j. z. Thomas, and
an address will be given on the subject, ''Tho
Welsh in American History" by Rev. J. NJ.
Hughes These will be intersDersed by songs
and recitations by the children, and altogether
the meeting will undoubtedly be very inter-
esting, and q cordial invitation IL extended to
eli to be present