The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-13

The vesiry and trustees Of Trinity parssh viii
meet this evening At the rectory at 7:sa
The Chancel Guild OF St. Marks Episcopal
church will meet ut the rectory Friday afternoon
at o'clock.
The Columbian Chsutauqua Circle Of Ply
mouth Congregational eSgreh meets In church
pafiors AZ 7.f5 o clock Wednesday evening.
The Market street Baptist congregation win
probably call paator about the first Of the year
TO succeed Rev. /. W. Read. resigned.
Services win Be held this week in the Choir
istry Of Trinity parish church on Wednesday al
10: s0a. m and on Friday at s;30 p IN.
The ladies Of the organ fund circle Of Ply
mouth Congregational church will meet with
Mrs. Ethel Drew, 1872 Fifth street. Friday, No
vember "a
The mems chapter OF Trinity Guild viii meet
meet on Wednesday evening at the rectory. and
81 Agnes chapter ON saturday afternoon al the
parish houae.
The Epworth League of the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give q reception to
strangers AMI q social in tho church parlors
Saturday evening. All are invited.
The Free Methodis,s are holding meetings in
Pioneer Place every sunday afternoon. They
are characterized by eafnesiness and iervor and
usually receive respectful hearing.
The annual bazaar OF the women's Guild OF ST.
Marks Episcopal church will be held on Tues
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supper viii be given the same evening at $50
O'Clock.
Proi. J. N. Taylor. of the State university, will
deliver the second of his course of lectures on
astronomy 81 the FRS. Presbyterian church this
evening ct O'Clock. His subject will be .sCos-
mos. or How Worlds Are Made"
Delegates from Trinity parish will attend the
semi-annual meeting of the woman's Auxiliary
OF the Jurisdiction OF olympia 10 be held at 81
Ink Thxxra a.
next Dean Watson viii address the meeting.
The special collection taken at the First NJ
L. church yesterday morning Melted over 5000
This SUM viii be used In paying. and will be
suf!seicnt 90 pay. all debts contracted by the
church up TO the beginning OF the present con-
ference year.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the First Presby;
the church next Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock. The Renton bill division will meet on
Friday at o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. Dun
can on Matches street
Rev. Thomas Baldwin. &C ting pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Is coat cd 90 his bed by a
severe attack of the grippe. he was not able to
al bis pulpit yesterday evening, and Rev. d. J.
Pierce took his place, bat as 10 expected 10 be
fully recovered by next sunday.
Notices OF sunday services must be handed in
By o'clock saturday evening to insure pabliea-
ton. The fOsf-INTKLLsGxNcER Is glad TO print
all notices OF religious meetings where seats are
free and no admission Il charged. but must hare
them IN time 20 classify and edit properly.
The GOOD Tssaplsr wesk of mission temper
anee n setings opens tonight az o'clock I'm
olympic bail 90 second street, between Spring
and seneca Rev. Clark Davis. OF this city, viii
conduct the devotional exercises this evening.
The programme includes good singing and reef
taiionk Mrs J. C. Stone, of Cleveland. o., viii
make the address OF the evening, her subject
being, "Fhe Liquor Question" In her own
state aad throughout the East Mrs stone 10
rated as one of the moss successful, entertain
tag aud practical speakers oa tbe temperance
platform She has already Ieetared for two
months At outside towns throughout the state,
aud the reports srem her work are most COM
mandatory