The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-27
grace Methodist church. and Rev. /. w.
Read, OF Market Street Bantist church
NOTES OF rHE caURCaxs.

hesd. OF Market Street Baptist church.
N0rEs OF THE cHURCaEs.
Next Sunday morning the bi-monthly com.
munion service wtil b held.
Mn Maria B. Woodwork. the eyaneeiiat
closed her series Of meetings ct Olympic hall
today. -A''
.ne Epwofsh League city cabinet council will
ncao 10 meeting In the pariors Of the Flint n Z
cnufcn this evening. A full attendance II
earnestly desired.
Kew George Herbert watson, rector Of Trinity
-. = Parish church, held the services u Trim
ssy's West seattle mission in the West seattle
scnoolhouse yesterday.
The Methodist Protestant OF South Seattle
sN moving. The pupils and friends OF Rev.
Josiah shepherds church are preparing liter.
afy entertainmsnt to b held at the church in
the near future
On Sunday next Evangelisr 8. NJ Martin Will
pseech In the Armosy TO women only On SUN
oay. March II, he viii preach In the same place
exclusively 20 men. on the subject Of the "5oci-
ely Conduct and Personal Habits Of Mem"
ID. Alexander Alison preached to the young
men on amusements last night from the text
Ecciesiaste, xL9: Rejoice, Oh young man. in
tiny youth" II was a discourse iu,l of instruct
ave suggestions to young men - to the profit
able use OF their leisure
On Wednesday evening the Ladies' Aid OF Bat
terry street n. E. church will give an entertain
ment in the church. The song service, ~ he
Man That Spoil the Music," will b rendered:
the readings being given BY Rev. Dr.. w. r
George. OF First N. Z. church.
There 10 one sect with churches In Seattle that
holds its services on the Jewish Sabbath, that IL
70 gay, saturday, the seventh day Of the week.
- commanded In Genesix The Adventist
church, ct 500 Poplar street, has Sunday school
at 10 q. m. and worship at II every Saturday.
At South PARK the Rev. F. N. sickles Is carry
Ing on . revival meeting with gratifying rs-
suits. He has been assisted 20 far BY Rev. 7. h.
Ford, D. D.. presiding elder OF the district, and
Rev. Nj. Hamley, student ct the university.
The Rev. T. w. Butler, Phi D., 10 announced for
this evening.
Rev. G. W. Eliot. IT,, has accepted the call OF
the First Unitsrian Society to be its permanent
pastor. Mr.. Bliot's services for young men
only in the church parlors on Sunday evenings
ere heartily appreciated By his hearers. Last
night his subject was "Ethics aud Theology
Compared With Morals and Religion"
Mr. Melvin G. winssock. assistant prosecut-
Ing attorney. will on Friday at 1880 O'Clock de-
liver critical lecture on the book of Esther in
the Jewish synsgog at Seneca and Eighth
streets. in connection with the Friday evening
service. An augmented choir will DO present
DENOMINATION,
cordially invited.
Battery street N. Z. church was held yesterday
afternoon. The former Officers were reelected
Tor the year. The average attendance for the
year was $50. Arrangements were made for the
addition OF large number OF books to the
library, aud for special sunday school exercises
on Eester Sunday
The Universaiist are now conducting regular
Geo. A. m
day at IL at Freed's hall, Ninth aud Olive
streets. The late visit OF their missionary, Rev.
J. H. Shinn, OF Galesburg ILL.,, has basn pro-
ductive OF good results Those interested in
the congregation may confer with Mrs. Porter,
ITO Twelfth street.
Rev. ID. J. Pierce, president OF the faculty OF
the Seattle university school, is adnering to the
design OF that institution In giving regular re-
ligious instruction - part of it, curriculum
His series of sermons on evidences OF Christian
ity Ia stone, which was interrupted by the late
storm, IL now again under way. Yesterday his
subject was, 1.-The Rock OF Ages"
Rev. Wallace Nutting, of Plymouth Congro-
gati0nal church, WAS Ill yestefday morning and
his sermon was read from his pulpit by Judge
w. ID. Wood. In the evening. though suffering
from . boil on his chin, he gave his sermon on
the subject of enjoying religion" his text
being Luke 10 "a bring you good tidinss Of
great JOY which shall be to oil the people"
The noted Evangelist, Connelsy AID stsubls.
have been engaged for . series OF meetings At
Grace NJ E. church. corner OF Rainier and King
strests. The meetings are to begin on Thursday
evening aud will continue for at least two
weckA The evangelists are both good singers
and able preachers, and the indications are that
. very successful meeting will b had. The
public IL invited to attend.
The union social and business meeting OF the
Christian Endeavsr Societies of seattle, which
was postponed from February I on account of
tho snowstorm. viii b held on Wednesday
evening at the First Methodist Protestant
church, Third and Pike streets. full attend
ancc from every society in tho local union 10 de-
sired. The programme prepared for the date
originally planned will be given.
At the close Of prayer meeting in Plymouth
church on Thursday evening, the pastor, Rev.
Wallace Nutting, presented Z plan for the
enlargement Of the church. The committee on
the enlargement OF the church together with
the pastor were authorized to interview archi-
tects and secure bids, and report next Thursday
evening. The work In not to DO commenced
until the money 10 all raised.
The young people OF Grace Methodist church
meet at the home of the pastor, Rev. T. W. But
ler Phi. D., on Wednesday evening, for the pur-
pose o; completing the organisation OF their
Epworth League. A constitution was adopted
and Q good staff Of officers elected. The league
starts out with twenty six charter members.
aud many others will Join at once. The name
chosen was Harmony Chapter OF Grace NJ T..
church. After the business refreshments were
served, and the company departed after Q very
pleasant and profitable meeting.
Interesting services were held at the First
NJ +. church yesterday, being baptism service
In the morning with water from the Jordon.
DR.. Georges evening sermon was Q repetition.
by special request, of bis sermon OF Sunday,
February 4. the title OF which was 'Leasons
From the Late Deaths OF Statesmen. Million
aires, Ministers. Etc" DR.. Georges special ref
erence to mi!iionsircs was in regard 70 the
death OF Jay Gould. lie argued that the exist
euce OF the riches OF such men while many were
starving. argued fatal defect somewhere in
our system.