The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-25

the second scene. IS a. foitS%s+ falhFIs
Mr. Carter mother. Miss l. Noiand. old
est son, Mr. Anderson oldest daughter.
Miss r. Graves: smaller children. Aphte
starr. Edna Howe Walter Yott AMI little
Matte Faux IN the angel choir VIII oe
the following: Sopranos Miss lone Clark
Miss Mary Anderson. Miss Young; con-
fralto. Miss Sue Hartley; altos. MISS
Craze Thompson. Miss Rivers The dis
trihtIrion OF presents from tree Hlh end
the good time.
santa Claus al Fremont and Ed-ewater.
The children OF the Asbury Methodist
Episcopal church were given q treat an1
q Christmas tree at the church last even
ing Santa Claus appeared with a great
tinkling OF slelghbells and toouns o.
horns and distributed candy ana other
dainties 20 the little folks The church
rssented very attractive appearance.
being handsomely decorated with ever
green's
The members OF the Edgewater Congre-
gational church gave a pleasing CHRISTMAS
exercise and entertainment at the cnurch
last evening At the close OF the pro-
gran1me Santa Claus appeared through
large old-fashi0ned frt place, and dlstr.-
bused bricks OF cardy and other gifts 10
the children. as they passed IN review be-
fore him The interior OF the church was
beautifully decorted. one pretty effect BE-
ing caused by a large FISH net. interviewer
gracefully in and out among the decora-
tons Of evergreens and palms.
Midnight Communion at Trinity.
1 yesper service was conducted at Trinity
parish church last night. beginning at II
o'clock by the Rev George Herbert Wat
son u D. and at midnight came the Holy
Eucharist. The musical programme was
excellent, and viii be repeated a the ser
vice at Il o'clock this morning. II is IS
follows:
ProeessionaI-'Adeste Fideles' ........
Introit-"Lord. Thou ART Become era
cious' --.-..-...-....- -.-.....-....--...
"Kyrie'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sir John Goss
Gloria Tibi'' ..-................W H Monk
''Nicene Greed in F. .................-.-.-
"Hark. the Herald Angels" Mendelssohn
Authentic Came Upon the Midnight
Clear" ...---- ,.-.-.--.. ...-...--
''sursum Corda. "sanctus. g." 'Benedlc-
tgs.'' "Agnus Del .....,..-..W. II Monk
20. Little Town OF Bethlehem Rednes
Gloria in Excelsls,' ''Nune Dimittis
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, Christian Sol
diers" Observation-Disclosures.
Turkeys and Cigars for P.-I Employees.
The employees Of the Post-Intelligencer
10 the number Of fifty-fiye. representing
the force actually engaged within the
building. were each most pleasantly sur
prised by the present Of a turkey and
. D1A OF cigars from the BUSINESS manager
James u. Hoge. jT The turkeys had all
been specially selected and were fine big
juicy fellows and the cigars were Of a
superior brand So far is known. this
is the first instance OF the employees OF a
newspaper or other enterprise in this city
being so handsomely remembered Mr..
Hoge is now at GAINESVILLE o. spending
the holidays with relatives but he made
the necessary Arrangements before ne
left Pressmen. stereotypers. operators.
editors. reporters and the business Office
force all came in for remem brance and a
pleasant acknowledgment was made in a
dispatch 10 Mr. HOge signed on behalf OF
the whole establishment by the Oldest en-
/ ploye Of The paper as dean OF the force"
salvation Army Exercises
/ The Salvation Army held special SER
+ Wees last night al both its meeting places
IN this city In the hall on Second avenue
south and Yesler way the attendance was
not as large as Il might have been, and
4 the speech by Mrs Capt Simonson. Ca
diets Farrler. Parsons Hooker and others.
i though fun of FIRE and enthusiasm did
not appear 10 hold the attention OF the
audience as they should have done
The meeting place az The corner Of Third
avenue and Pike street was packed The
+ principal business was the enrolment of
four recruits Mai. Morton and Capt.
i Milne. from division headquarters also
Capt Stevens. from Spokane were pres
+ emit Spirited addresses on salvation and
/ Christianity We're given by various mem
! hers OF the Army. and the coffee and cake
lunch was we'll patronlzed at the close OF
the meeting. about S. being received Lieut..
! May. who assisted capt. Chappeu in con-
! Quoting the meeting. made "A collection
/ from the audience Of $L70
This afternoon the officers OF the Army
i IN Seattle VIII give dinner. at their own
/ expense. 70 the soldiers Of the three corps.
4 Only members Of the Army VIII partake
ami the bin of fare holds forth the great
/ est possible inducements for all 10 at
tend.
/ he Poor Remembered.
The ladies Of the Bureau Of Associated
. Charities VIII long lie remembered bv a num-
! Der of Seatue's poor families. Al yesterday
. afternoon they were busy at re Third av-
euIe. distributing bountiful supplies Of food
and clothing 90 all the poor and needy
/ Who applied No one was turned away.
ana each child Was given a bag Of candy
. and toy. The work was done in a sys-
. teWatic manner. A list OF all who came
/ aud another list containing the names az
+ Ia henen-iariss OF the bureau were kept
70 prevent any family receiving a double
allowance Al express wagon loaded with
flour, sugar. tea. coffee. meat. butter AMI
TOYS was run ming all day - ppiy those
Nho had lot called The workers were:
Mrs W II III Green. Mrs. r. r. Blaine
Mrs g. j.. NeJa. Mrs b =. Bush. Mrs
r : Wood. Mrs J. p Alien. Mrs r W
/ Price. Mrs W. T. Wickwave. Mrs ". Z.
BROWN. Mrs II. :. Parkhurst Mrs. J "
+ Gresory. Miss Peterson NJ - Bella Fisken.
I ard Mss Nellie Lewis Mr.. Robert Nor
ford. Mr. W L. Brown and AIR g. +
EHgrlhardt
Midnight Mass At Catholic Churches
n in.g'.t mass was observed at all threa
81 the tatho'ic churches. cur Lady 81