The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-24
THE DAY AT THE cHuEcaEa
Coed Weather Attracts Attsndanes-
New Hebrew RasbI-rhe Services

Coed weather Attracts Atssndanes-
New Hebrew R.sAI-rss services
The beautiful sutumnal day with its
warm sunshine that prevailed yesterday
tended to bring oGt many people and thu
church services generally throughout the
city we're exceptionally well attended, the
more prominent ones being crowded
Rev. Simon Peiser, the new rabbi OF the
0hsveth shoIam congregation of this city,
left Cincinnati Yesterday and will be met
on his arrival By G. Winehill. Levy Cohn
and s. Arcnsou, the committee appointed
for that purpose Ii Mr.. Psiser ARRIVES ia
time services wilt be held in the syn agogus
next Friday evening. al which he viii
preach his FIRST discourse 10 his new
charge.
The First Presbyterian church Was
crowded yesterday, morning and evening.
20 hear Rev. DR.. Alexander Alison dis
course, in the morning on The Harden of
Eden" and in the evening the first of .
series OF short diseourses on the Bible. en-
titled biblical Inspiration. Mrs. Sto-
well. Of Portland. representing the board
of home and foreign missions. addressed
the Sunday school in the afternoon and
the Y p 8 C. E. in the evening.
we're held at in the afternoon. Rev. ID.
C. Garrett preached in the morning on
What Think Ye of Christi" and in the
evening on Putting Strength Into Weak
ness"
Rev. W. A. Major, pastor of the North
Seattle Presbyt terrain church, preached an
interesting sermon yesterday morning on
"a Sword" and in the evening on
Pal to h..
Life"
The pulpit of the United Presbyterian
church yesterday was iilIed by Rev. J. NJ.
WEIGH. of Olympia. who interested his
congregation in the morning with a SER
mon on ''0ur Caretsker." and in the even
ing on "Boantifal Goodness"
Rev. W. A Shanklin, of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, yesterday preached
the first sermon of his second conference
year 10 an audience that filed the church,
his subject being ssThe God OF the Chill
dren of righteousness" In the even
ing he preached on "a Personal Question. :"
The musical programmes of morning and
evening services have become quite a feat
ure in this church.
The festival of St Matthew was cele-
brated ut ST.. Marks church last Friday.
Mrs. A. W. stowell. of Portland, the
foreign corresponding secretary of the
North Pacific board Of missions, is making
q tour of the Puget Sound Presbytery in
the interest of missions. She made sew
eral addresses in this city and Ballard Last
week.
At the Plymouth Congregational church
the Rev. Wallace Nutting has not yet suf-
ficiently recovered from his long illness to
resume his duties as pastor. Yesterday
his pulpit was filed by DIR. L. IL. Haliock.
of the First church of Tacoma. who
preached morning and evening.
This has been q successful year for the
North Seattle Presby sesian church. The
attendance at the preaching services has
quadrupled. The Sunday school has now
an enrolment of go. The church is
building a living branch of the church at
the corner Of Oak and Harrison streets.
Rev. Henry A. Dexter, of st. Clements
Episcopal church. held morning services
In Kent yesterday.
The young people of the First Baptist
church and congregation will meet in the
church parlors tomorrow evening TO orga-
nize the winter study classes. It Is pro-
posed TO take up the line of study known
as the &c. G. c." or Christian Culture
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