The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

vesSes a No. % from the Enleavor
nymnAL 4 scripture reading by Rev. J.
shepherd. Of the Second Methodist
Protestant church, followed A prayer
va pronounced By Rev. George H Lee. Of
the Taylor congrexssiona: church. Focr-
teen Of tie societies Of the union then re-
sponded TO the roll call With
verses OF Scripture. Then followed
. short basines. meeting. Nr.
cars resignation a president OF
the local union Was read His reasons
sor % doing we're that since he has been
elected state secretary he finds il impossi-
PIE 70 carry On the lines Of the work Miss
Lila J. Csoghsy. "a act,ve member OF the
first Presoyterian society. vas chosen 70
nii the vacancy. Three societies. ali JIM
Tors. we're then voted into the union. the
First Christian. the United Presbyterian.
and the Second Methodist Protestant.
This makes the number Of societies Of the
local union tuenty-svo. seven Of which
Are junior socissies-
The matter Of sending delegates to the
international eonvention ct Montreal in
July waa discussed and il Vas decided 10
send ~ least one. Almost enough money
was pledged By the different societies 70
pay the delegates expenses.
The next hour VS. Junior Endesvof
hour. IL Vas opened With music By the
junior orchestra The rest Of the pro-
Gramme vas - follows:
Dscismasson--'lf wsss You" Maatee ChaS-
lie Davis, OF Fifys y. r. Jusios society.
Junior sddrss-By Mn. b D. Sinclair. supse.
inisndsns OF the Calvary Junior society.
Instrumental seio-soasea By Beethoven.
EAsf8 NJ Tks<~n II - hpxnf An
Junior Society.
kscitatson-Miss Amy Pomssoy. os shs Yifst
Ffesoyt<rtan Junior society.
Addfoss-Aiss Mary Burr Stsey.
Instrumental trio-Jhs Mass Aheana. OF
Plymouth Junior Society.
observation-disclosures Endssvon." Taylor Goa
grsGattoosi Junior Society.
Recf:atiou-sHo Lovesh the Little On1o Best"
Edna Asdnssd, Of Calvary Jrnios society.
The social part of the evening consisted Of
IN autographic contest Books had been
prepared and distributed and those getting
She largest list Of names in their book In
given time were awarded . prize. The
frst prize, . gold &C. 4" scarf pin. No. 2.
was won By Miss Lilly White. OF the First
Methodist Protestant Society. The second
prize. gold &C. +" scarf pin, No. 3. was
won by Mr.. Jay n. Robb. Of the First
SactnO0i3t fIotc9xa0t cuuHCu. no oau.
ner. which for the past two months has
been held by the United Presbyterian
Society. was awarded 10 the First Metho-
dist Protestant Society. 1t had 50 per
cent. OF its members present.
Mira Sinclair said in her address that she
thought superintendents ought not to be
too chary Of starting junior societies She
considered them the best means Of bring
Ing children into the church and Christian
life. and urged that il any church had but
six children who understood what 1t was
20 take pledge. that they should be Or
ganized.
Mrs. Stacy spoke With deep and evident
feeling. She said to be successful super
intendent one must have natural love
for children, and try in every way to win
them. But the teachers must be very care
full ~ 70 the example which they set, ~
the child looks to them in everything -
just about perfect. She said that no
matter how mischievous the child might
be, never to deal harshiy with 1t. but win
II by kindness Her talk was listened to
BY all present with great interest.