The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-13
Notes Of the Churches.

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Notes OF the Churches.
Rev. R. z. Dunlap will return from st. Paul
on Thursday.
A revival began at South Park last evening.
1t is under the care OF Rev. r. N. Pickles.
On Tuesday night there will he a young PEG
pies business meeting at the First Baptist
church on Fourth. below Cherry street
Bishop Wells, of Spokane, will be at st.
Marks church. Fifth aud Olive streets, on Sun
day next, aud will confirm q class on that day.
Rev. +. W. Butler preached at Grace NJ +.
church yesterday. Hi, morning theme was
immortality" In the evening he spoke on
claw and Liberty"
Seattle. There was no service at Wesley church
yesterday by reason OF the insufiiciency of the
heating apparatus at that edifice.
The Epworth League OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church will give an owl social next
riday evening in the church parlors. Ladies
are requested to bring lunch baskets.
The concert for the benefit of the organ fund
OF Trinity parish. Protestant Episcopal church,
which was TO have come off at Petts' on Thurs
day evening. has been again postponed
After closing his work at Fremont on Wednes-
day Rev. James Connolly rested until yesterday,
when he, with Evangelist Struble, began work
ae Haven Methodist Episcopal church on How
ard, near Depot street. Meetings will be held
every night this week. Haven church can be
reached by the Third street or Lake Union car
line Mr. Connolly is stopping at the Arlington
hotel.
Rev. NJ. C. Baade, of the German Evangelical
Lutheran congregation, at Twelfth and Main
streets, has discontinued the English services
formerly conducted by him at the same place.
Rev. /. W. Read preached at Market street
Baptist church both morning and evening yes
terday. In the morning he spoke on ''Adversity
and Prosperity" and the evening on "a True
Friend
Charles C. Euglehardt has been appointed
choir master at St Marks church. Rev. d. c.
Garrett, the rector. pays high compliment to
II. sherman Sharpe, the retiring organist and
choir master, in the current number OF st. Marks
Fabric
Messrs. Martain and Easton, the evangelists,
will arrive fh Seattle next sunday to begin re-
vivsl for the First Christian church. They
will hold their meetings in the Congregational
church during the evenings of the week and in
the Armory hail on Sundaya
At Calvary Presbyterian church. Market and
King streets, Rev. Breyard d. Sinclair gave last
night the third Of his series Of sermons on tho
application OF mathematics TO Things spiritual.
His title was Arithmetic" His morning
theme was ''The Reward OF Love-"
A discourse OF Theosophy was delivered at
Pettis' chambers last night by Z. b. Rambo, of
San Francisco. His words were addressed
especially to those who were dissatisfied with
current conceptions of life and DEATH His
subject was "Objections 10 Reincarnation.'
Rev. W. 6. Eliots sermon yesterday on Phil
lips Brooks was a high eulogy of the dead bishop.
The speakers keynote was the Astounding life
of the dead man ana his great, broad and prac-
teal human sympathies and toierances. Mr..
Eliot's sermon was extempore, but was tine adj
dress.
service OF beuedietion was held yesterday
morning in connection with the presentation of
the new altar OF Guartered oak. The altar is a
memorial of Joseph W. Phillips, who died in
December. isai, ana is gift to the church from
his two sons, Joseph ". and William Il. Phillips
OF this ci,y.
Rev George Herbert Watson, n. D., rector of
Trinity Parish church, Preached yesterday
morning to a large congregation from the words
s.We have altar" la the evening he gave
the fiual instruction preparatory to the I.en,er
season. choosing Tor his text. Jesus OF Naza
re;h passeth BY.
The Methodist Ministers Association OF this
city and vicinity Will hold a meeting al this
afternoon in the F.rst Methodist Episcopal
church Mrs Potter. of Cincinnati. and Mrs.
sulIiger, oil Port Townseud. Will attend the
meeting in the interea: OF tho Woman's Homo
Missionary society.
Kew GEORGE j. bifCAett preached tHlcc yes
;ercay at First Baptist church, on Fourth street
below Cherry. Ills morning theme Wa. christ
in Kneir Mids;." In the evening he preached
on THE superiority Of Nora over Physical
Miracles" aud conducted baptism service 81
the close OF the evenings worship.
Rev Kenneth J. duncan. pastor o. the Second
Pres byterian church, at OAK and Harrison
streets, IN ,his city. leaves soon 10 take charge
of the Howard Presbyterian cs-urcn OF san
Francisco. lie has buI one mote sabbath In
his city. sunday next. He acsirir 10 meet al
OF b = friends before leaving the city. His res-
dencc is at NJ Banner street
The brotherhood commission Will visit ST
Marks Seattle. SATURDAY ana sunday, March II
snr l. The commission VIII consist of Mr.
Ionr W " God, general secretary OF TIE brother
nuo. and Mr.. silas MeBea. TAsiv tour to the
Pactae viii % Tor the purpose o. surveying aud
stimulating the WORK Vi The various chapters.
Rev James Connolly closed two weeks of
suecessiu. evsassiist;e iahors at Asbury NJ l.
church. Fremont. on Wednesday night These
meetings uesan during tbs great storm, but
were we'll attended from the start Ao0u: f NV
came forward deslre!Us 10 lead a Dew ~. better
u!e aud nearly rnALy more stood I'D tor
rrsysrs on Wednesday evening q jubilee seq
vice vas held. which consisted OF prayer and
tssftt.i 3ny short S1iresses, reception ci mem
hers and baplisusi service key r. D. White
and Rev fioraiio Aii!us. of eea.i.e, and Rev T.
A saver, 0. Fremont baptls. church were
yse.sa. 90 Isrt.ci ysied.