The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-20
CHURCH NOTES.

Next Friday will DO the festival of st. Mat.
thias Holy Communion will be celebrated at
ST. Marks at 1880
Rev. U. Grant Murphy, pastor OF the Columbia
Methodist Protestant church, alteruates between
that church and the Renton church.
The rector OF ST. Marks announced yesterday
the formation of another confirmation class to
be presented soon after Easter Sunday.
There will be service every day this week at
St Mark ut 4:30. except Wednesday and Fri.
day, when the services will DO ut 10 80 and $50.
A neishborhood service will DO held Tuesday
evening by the rector OF st. Marks church at
the residence of Mr.. W. II. H. Green. 12lO Main
street
Rev. T. W. Butler spoke at Grace NJ. f. church
yesterday morning on "The Way of Success"
In the evening his theme was: "Man and His
Possibilities"
Rev. T. W. Butler, of Grace NJ. T. church,
goes every sunday afternoon to East Seattle to
preach at the mission maintained at that place
by this church.
Dr.. W. T. George preached twice at First NJ. f.
church yesterday. His morning theme was:
"This worldliness aud Other woridliuesS" In
the evening he spoke on "The Horrible Pit"
The Market street Baptist church had morn
ing and evening services yesterday. Rev. l. W.
Read spoke in the morning on "The Presence Of
God" In the evening his subject was: "Things
Small"
St Marks Club will meet this evening at 8
O'Clock at the Chamber of Commerce. Mr..
Westwood will read interesting paper All
OF the men friendly to St Marks are invited
Rev ". p. George. of First NJ. E. church, has
been equested 60 repeat his sermon o. sunday.
February B. on Lessons From Late Desths of
Statesmen. Miliionares, Ministers. Etc." and
will probably do so In the near future.
The Women's Guild Of ST Marks church has
undertaken special work of various kinds dur
ing lent Those who desire 20 embroider linen
prepa-atory 10 a future sale ask ed to call on
Mrs H. r. Whitney, 1917 Spring street.
Large audiences greeted Rev. 5. Z. Wilson. of
Trinity N. + church, yesterday morning and
evening. Hls morning subject was: THE
Product OF the Highest Spirituality" In the
evening he spoke on 1.-THE Profession OF Faith. -
Rev Dr. I. b, Ford. presiding elder of the Sc
attic district. conducted q Sunday school serv-
ice at Wesley n. +. church. in South seattle,
and also preached NJ South Park NJ. Z. church
atsn ~ He administered communion at the
latter place.
The Rev {. A. Coegeshail, al evangelist d.
rect from Prov ideace. K l.. has jurt completed
a series of union revival meetings extending
over three weeks AT saohomish. The Ministers
Alliance has co-orcrated to make the season
a successful Que
Rev George J. Rurchstt Of the First Baptist
church, il TO be found at his church every day.
Mr. Burcheit's sermons yesterday were highly
sppreciated. His morning theme was Inter
views Vita Col; Can They BE Had In Tnis
Ase." In the evening he spoke on the subject,
Reading aud Running"
Rev. J. shepard Of south Seattle, has inter
eats in fhrae places of worship IL that vicinity
Ma charge Is the soath seattle Method st
proteetan, church. He Also alternaiss with
Rev. Daniel Basley At the Columbia sunday
school and breaches on Sunday morning at the
Duwsmish Methoaist Protestant, church.
The Union Mission which meets every nicht
except sunday in the basement of the seattle
Rank block - now conducted under the aG
,nicss of the First Methods Episcopal church
ana the name will be changed 30 the Methodist
Mission MI Harry BASe and Mr.. Fred Hitch-
ing, have charge. Mr.. Mcconnell. who has had
charge Of it, leaves town shortly