The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-20

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adjournment was taken Until evening
Evening Closing Exerci-ss-
From s.ss unrfg - o'clock last evening
there were Young Peoplers Christian EE-
cesy0r uss-ets-ags n ali the churches. =
Marks, ire ethocsfst Episcopal and Ihe
Plymouth drawing tremendous asfsiI@uceS-
From "a 70 s-3a o'cioek there we're me
usual evening services 81 al f7S churches.
and then from 8 szntA j. c'clock there was
q 2 impressive conservation meeting n ire
Ffrs- Presbyterian church which was
he'd under The direction % Father EE-
daavor Clark. ~ ne opening OF the even
inZ meeting IL ri1ts church President Hart
ruan n the State mon. came forward
ard announced that ar important feature
q the afternoon progrz tlTne had he71
overlooked the preseTl "A tion o. union
banner for the best junior organization II
the state TIE fsaEuer. a handsome Six
che. With suitable wording. was then pre-
serted % tne iasnsors o. the Plymouth
Correctional church. O. this city. for
having made the rnosr rapid enhancement
during the past year This society VIII
hold ire emblem uutlI next year. and Sill
continue r. hold & after thar = the SNOW
ing Sc superior 20 that Of other junior or
eanzzarfoas n ths state.
The delegates were all seated tOEetafr
on the main aeor OF <he church. me visit
ors being given The gallery Great care
vas taken 70 get he delegates rom the
several parts OF she state ~ no4les ana
together. Mr. Clark then called on them
separately 70 give an experience or
token % some motto which they INTENDED
10 carry our during the following year.
He called on The Ia e0rna delegation frsf,
and Seveury-fiVe yo31nG men ana women
rose in a body and sang Throw our TIE
Life Line" and then repeated me Hollow
ing verse a. their message 70 me con
xenffor. BE thou faithful unto death ana
7 viii give thee the crown 6 ne COW
lffz county was called on and one man
arose and repeated a passage from the
Scrlptuve Theu Douglas county was
called and TWO persons. young man am
"A young woman. arose SIDE ny soc anu
likewise gave a verse from the btbfe at'
r.~or.rja 70 10 the occasion From Garfield
county three men and TWO women arose
and delivered their message one young
LADY, represented island county FROM
SnoLans county twelve delegates IN the
orchestra seats arose. At least 100 repre-
Ssnfed the White River Local I mon ah1
sang a song and gave a verse. rom Sed-
ferQon county twenty arose. from Snoa0-
rnlsh county a. least sixty resI'onot71'
ah,tf nfev responded from Whafcom
county. and thirty from Thurston county.
Lincoln. Kitti1as. Pacific, whitman, SKA
-fr Yakima. Chehalis. Walla Walla. Lewis
and other counties all responded II HE
manner and with great impr lVeless-
From Kfsap and Colunoaa counties each
(,,l,, one delegate arose and IN each IN
stance Fl was q young lady who thus rep
resented the work OF Christianity IN this
society il each OF these great common
v4althr. Though simple. the service haa
great weight and mea ming Last OF a Il ne
Seattle Union. filing one whole SIDE OF me
church several hundred strong, ar0se anu
80 a song and repeated a verse.
And thus closed the convention IN
manner alike eongratulatory 20 those VINO
r,srticfrated and TO the city In winch IL
took place.