The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-27

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The First Msshodsss Episcopal Sunday
PARK next Sturday.
Rev; Dr. William A. shanklir hse night
preached ME- regular monthly sermon TO
Soung men, his subject being -Moses-"
Plymouth Conversational church. taking
time by the forelock. has already begun
active work Tor its annual CHRISTMAS sale
TIE evening services at the First Metho-
d.st Episcopai church are preceded By an
organ recital Of sacred music conducted
by Prog. Harry s. Sharpe
The annual summer campsngs and other
oALnru and exercises are now diminishing
the attendance 1T many Of the city
ennrches and Sunday schoolx
kev Goitfrsed draedel. pastor Of the
INK street Conversational church, Bal
German and his evening services in En-
glish.
The employment department Of the r.
w. &. A win be closed until August IL,
put the rooms AZ us Third avenue VIII
Gli CD y. N.
Tae fourth .quaSeriy meeting services
or the First Methodist Episcopa, church
viii be held next Sunday. the presiding
e ess,or pTsso aIs tn the morning and tho
The r. W. C. A. held meeting for wo-
men only at O'Clock yesterday after
noon IN the rooms at us Third avenue.
the song ssrv<e being conductea BY the
Episcopal church Epworth League.
Rev. r. +. Powell. pastor of the Third
Cumberland Presby tersan church. at q re-
cent evening service. introduced a pleas
to the hymns. Upon announcsng each
hymn he gave . sketch OF its history and
an anecdote or two connected with It
Rev. George II. Lee. pastor Of Taylor
from Cincinnati under date Of July IS
says that he finds many things In that
city TO remind him OF Seattle, among them
the soubriquet Queen City. He contributes
Churchbell ChimeA
Rev. w. H. q. Temple and his con. Har-
~ Temple, spent last week in the log
glng camp Of Mosher 4 Mcdonald. at
accounts the plymouth pastor fairly rival
ed Gladstone in bis morning exercise with
the ak. A lumberman suggests that IL -
sSs hss lei n sss ehpsy M s e shss
may"
Rev. J. N. Smith, pastor Of the First
Christian church. has been ENJOYING his
summer y sns.. vacation q KINGSTON, returning
services: He reports the air at Kingston
to make FIRE comfortable. He observed
q large number Of campers, bound chiefly
for Hood canal and that vicinity.
Mrs. II. A Denton. OF Salem, Or, 10 ex-
pected to arrive In Seattle this week on .
visit Of several weeks to her parents
Rev. and Mrs. j. N. Smith, OF the First
Christian church Mrs Denton is prest-
dent Of the Safe Christian Woman's
Board Of missions OF Oregon. having re-
Gently been elected TO that position for
the fourth consecutive time. Her father
hopes that q visit to this city will i'm
prove her health. which 10 far from good.
The music committee OF the Y. p. 5. C.
E.. First Methodist Protestant church, II
one Of the most active and faithful work
inc bodies OF that church. Besides paying
for the anthem books and other inciden-
tai items. IL has paid the salary of the
musical director. thus enabling the church
to ma.main a high standard of excellence
In the choir Under itS auspices basket
social win be given at the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. n. Hutchinson. coiS Third
avenue
Some of the benevolent women OF Seat
tie VIII give towel social next Fricay
n4~ht at 3z04 Fourth avenue for the bene-
mt OF the Seattle General hospital. Towe.s
are not TO be sold, as one might suppose
from the name OF the entertainment. A
towel il carried by each visitor and hand
ed In At the door as the price of afrnis-
sion. The towels go to the hospital. and
In return the guests arc provided with
cake. lemonade. a musical programme and
q good social time.