The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-30

siitution and bylaws. II is expected also
lhAt officers VIII be elected at that meet
ing. The society VIII then be in good
working order.
The Lake Union wornan's Christian
temperance Union will hold its regular
meeting Friday afternoon a. 80 o clock
ia the Haven Methodist Episcopal church.
All The women connected with s..
Marks church win meet al The rectoTy
next Friday afternoon AT o'clock 10 dis
soss matters concerning a bazaar to ba
held early IN December.
The Sabbath school Of the First Tnitar-
ian cnnrch Is rapidly growing The inter-
est has largely increased under the su-
perinfen1ency OF Mr.. Huntiy and Air.
shipper as leader OF the music.
An animated meeting was held in the
xestry OF the Plymouth church last
Thursday evening. after the regular meet
Ing. Tor the purpose OF finding some means
OF raising SO before January ]. A special
committee was appointed 10 work the
matter UP.
The Eastern Washington Baptist con-
vention meets ar Spokane Thursday. The
territory represented by the convention
embraces all the eastern portion of Wash
lngtou and the northern part OF Idaho.
The Rev. u. u. Proper, general correspOn-
dtnE missionary secretary, leaves today
To attend the convention.
Rev. W. Il. 9. Temple viii begin "A series
OF sunday evening sermons October 8.
which he calls the Hearthstone series.
dealing with phases OF home life. The
dates and topics are as follows: October
:, The Hearthstone:" October Is. To
Husbands" October -. To Wives" Oc-
ioher y. To Fathers" November g. ITO
Mothers. November ~. ITO Sons" No
vember Il. ITO Daughters" November n,
'aThe Heavenly Home"
The state missionary convention Of the
Christian church will hold its annual ses-
sion in Tacoma from Thursday 10 sun
day Rev r. T. Dunlap, the state mis-
sionary, was az home last week prepar-
ing his report for the session. All de-
partTnents Of church work viii be repre-
scented. and the ablest speakers of the
denomination in the state win be present,
AS well as a fun representation OF the
various churches by delegates.
Rev. Walter S. Crockett. of Marshall.
Mo, spent Saturday In the city. interview
ing Rev. r. j.. Dunlap about the work OF
the Christian church in New WhatCom.
10 which he has been called. Mr.. Crockett
Is young man OF great promise, and
has had line educational advantages. Re
sides graduating at Baldwin university.
ONO. he did advanced work at Oberlin.
He took the steamer for New WhatCom
Saturday night, and preached his first
sermon there yesterday.
There was an interesting service at the
First Methodist church yesterday morn
Ing. The nrSt quarterly meeting Of the
new church year will be held next Mon
day evening, and ordinarily the commUn-
ion service would be held on the preced-
ing day, but as the holding of the confer
ence deYolVeS on DIR. w. a. Shankllu. by
request of the presiding elder, the quar-
terly communion was held yesterday.
Three persons were baptized and eleven
were received into fun membership. At
night DR. Shanklin preached an apporpri-
ate post-communion sermon from the
text. Thy VIII be Done"
Herbert Haven. druggist. moved to Gem
Drug Store. Second street Occidental block