The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-16
curRcu WORK AND WORKERS.

The Second Presbyterian church, OF
which Rev W. A Major Is the p,s, $50
day. An interesting programme mas osen
arranged for the evening service on IlS'
day. ,.,--
--re congregation OF the First Unitarian
oh Inc co ns ,n.s citv Is steadily increasing
under the new pastorate. The Iaoits
auxiliary has recently introduced moh,hly
socsals In the church, whlCh nav T, t 49,.
largely attended. and the Young feople
circle is also actively engaged on com
edy TO be given in the near future
Bishon r. +. Lee. y. d, Of the y. NJ:
r. church. VIII arrive IN seat'le ngNS
THURSDAY on his annual visit or chufSn
work inspection He VIII preach IN tne
evening at I'D O'Clock AZ the Jones StI-e1
\ NJ E church. Bishop Lee IS accom-
nanied by his wife. IN whose hoioT IN
Informal reception will be given BY the
members OF the church
The Ladies' Ala Society Of the second
PRESBYTERIAN church has lust elected tile
p~est8ent Mrs ". NJ Baird; vice pres
i+snf Mrs. Leslie Maxwell: secretary.
Mrs ! 7. Noble. treasurer, Miss Netus
xSar's work. and its affairs are IN pros
rerous condition. Tho pastor resGr1s il
as one OF his most helpful auxiiiaTies-
The North Seattle Baptist church has
baa a oriet but steady and solid groWth
aa-t,,s, The wear The finances OF the
church are in excellent Con1it;on-, ne
ayarare attendance at sunday school ahf-
frr 81
atcf!uate church attendance, na~ 80.
,,5,efy-five. and the regular attendance ~
s;,a -hara have been thirty ad-
mons 10 he church during the year.
4. ,ba church OF the sacred Heart yes
.a~dav the work Of iustrucuuS the Chii-
sraf was begun preliminary 20 tHeif uISss
communion service. which has heen FNe1
- S1n4av September -. The service
xcas iuferferrei with by the scarlet isFer
during the early summer ne fAin-I9
vrho have charge OF the Institution re-
gard the class Of eighteen or twenty Young
T.crla who win present themselves iot
teef~ first communion a. unusIaiiy bi-kht
and promising
4 number Of young men met n the yes
~ 81 Plymouth church Friday evening
- 50 rf,rp1so 81 organising hrotlef-
hood az s. Andrew and $. Philip The
rastor. Rev. W X. G. Temple. naae
- >tnf~odurtorv remarks In which ne
1911 IRE growth OF the hrotNeTnCo1 "
tha United States. The constitution OF
- b~ot ne~hooa a. Philips church tsoS-
ION. VAS then taken as \ model an CTS
Cgsssd \ committee on membership Was
annoir.ed. and TIE meeting adjourned ud
Morday. September =
r,ha Young Mems Christian Association
se'5 - annual meeting Monday evening
panorts from the various stanclhg cont
,etfrees were submitted and received ne
t~ps surar's report especially contalntl m
,s~@Stsng matter. showing The aTaFs 81
,hs sxSo,istion 20 be in good connition-
-Tsss directors chosen fo- the ensuing yttE
are Is fellows; R e 6 n hi'R NJ carr g T. :
So Roger :. Greene. II II. Thomp-
son I. J colman, 4 r a5.l BgrT Ply. v; y
Ta-,es 4 C-athcart z. =. :. Phil
i,ns' J. r. Denny, T. J. Gable and = l.
Crawford.
A. the Puget Sound Fresoy;eTy, y ., .i
s5scurne9 F'~t3ay night AZ North anna
- " : Major had the honor OF oeir :
chosen r1o4erator. During the ccioers-
Yt,-,s - ths boGy - delivered az ao,e So
a~ass IN the m IS oDary work ~ me ga IT a
a. tsiS STATE ard this led him . sF,e.A 20
rs reopl- Yesterday OF the genera NoFA
81 lie PRESBYTERIAN church. Us eohS'
cation has heen E-owinS steAGi4N- 49, a.
gAs ra.vflar services yesterday tAe house
vas Hlaa White other ch1rcats -, -
been crying ha~l times the seem - -
h,-rr~fsn has raid oN 500 deet f1Til-
tAs wear besides meeting al is OILS w
Ns,rinasslike promptness \ speciA4 me-
S.s,.,r,f anniversary OF Mr.. Majors pas
rarafe.