The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-18


Davis church.
Rev. W. +. Taylor. q the First Baptist
church, has taken MP his residence ~ la2
Marion street, and will be at home every
evening this weak except tonight and
Thursday.
The Independents Order Of Forssters. Of
Seattle, and visiting members from Ia
coma yesterday attended the IL O'Clock
services a. the First Methodist church,
corner of Third and Pine streets, Rev
Clark Davis. pastor.
A very successful revival 10 in progress
at the Jones street African Methodist
Episcopal church, just of Madison street.
under the management Of the evangelist,
have been made. TEese meetings will
continue about two weeks longer.
Bishop d. A. Goodsell. of the Methodist
church, whose jurisdiction extends over
the entire Pacific coast, arrived from San
Francisco yesterday TO visit the pastors Of
the churches IN the Northwest de viii
remain here few days and will then leave
for the Sound.-0Tegoniaa, jane g.
The Y. p. 8. C. Z. of the Edgewaser Con-
gregational church last Wednesday even
ing elected the following officers: Presl-
dent, Mr.. w. A. Gordon; vice president,
Mr.; 5. B. Galloway; secretary, Mr.. W. I.
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Ashworth; treasurer. Mr.. Il. F. Giles.
During Rev. Mr.. Shankiin's absence the
pulpit of the First Methodist Episcopal
church will be supplied by the Rev. DIR. r.
s. Cantine. of San jose: DR.. i. B. Ford, of
Seattle: DR.. f. J. Moore, Of Tacoma: DIR
Stratton, of Portland, and DIR. y. T. Ted
rick, OF the Trinity church of this city.
Rev. r. E. Dunlap will attend the
national Endeayor convention to be held
In Cleveland, o., in July. He will accom-
pany the excursion from Seattle and
Tacoma to the convention. The excur-
sionists will tarry at Spokane TO attend
the state convention on the Sd of July.
In view of the hard times the Rev ID. C.
Garrett, rector of St. Marks church, Seat
tie, has voluntarily reduced his salary Is
per cent, or $3.50 per annum, and the ves-
try has reluctantly consented thereto.
hoping that return OF better times will
see the old salary restored.--ParisA Leafet.
The Seattle Christian Endeayorers will
hold mass meeting tomorrow evening in
the First Methodist Protestant church.
The programme will be the annual cleo
ton Of officers and reports of committees
of the work done during the year and out
lining plans for the coming state conven-
ton.
A Baptist Young Peoples Local Union
was organized last week. which means the
utilization of all the Baptist union socie-
ties ia Seattle. Meetings of the local
union will be held every two months.
Eight different Baptist Young Peoples
Unions in tie city were represented a. the
union.
The Y. p. s. c. z. of Plymouth church
will give q social on Friday evening of
this week at the church. One of the inter-
estiug features of the evening programme
will be a unique species of election TO
secure delegate 70 officially represent the
society at the coming state convention in
Spokane.
The following meetings and service are
announced for ST. Marks church for this
week: Monday. q sociable in the guild
room under the direction of the Christian
Endeavor Society: Wednesday, Bible
class for men at the Y. NJ. C. A. rooms:
Thursday, Chancel Guild meeting at 2:3O
in the Guild room; Friday. service with
lecture on church history, $780,