The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-01-06
RCH WORK AND WORKERS.

p ,ers will be said in the choristry
~ n nifty church on wednesday at
oicIoV a m. and on Friday at p. m.
CT Mary's chapter OF Trinity guild will
bol3 81 an important business meeting in
tbe 1oristTy on Friday afternoon at
o clot <
49, brotherhood OF Andrew and Philip
viii A. Id a business session at S.te o'clock
tbis enfng in its room. a full attend
ance requested.
Thai Plymouth Debating Society VIII
5iseii II the Venezuelan question tomorrow
eveniX at.s:45 O'Clock. and viii also elect
ofTiNel for the new term.
mr. ieorge II. Watson, OF Trinity par
len a. Ia service and preached at Renton
-; ening. At the close OF the service
coN erence of E,piscopalians was held.
IookirG toward the organization OF a
rngseirE and the erection Of q church
ri Ladies' Society of the Norwegian
,Ath II an Emmanuel church viii give
sn~iafV at the home OF Mrs. Erland,
oE6 lliott avenue, tomorrow evening
Al - eresting programme has been pro-
,,iJa1 III and refreshments VIII be served.
No adv mission fee Will be charged.
rodA being the Feast of the Epiphany.
.or1r,G moratfon OF the visit of the Magi
10 - infant Savior. there will be a Cele-
~ 10 Of the holy communion in Trim
~ d fish church al 1880 o'clock A. m,
follow q by Twelfth Night sociable
In ~ Guild hall, from 10 10 p. m
-
,oIrrE tn Congregational church Thurs
/ ~ sning. ten members were dropped
$50, le roll, and twenty others were
r,IIIootntta5I on the retired list until further
+ 81 ton could be had concerning them.
rbie n ayes the church with net MEM
bs .,I OF $50.
rho nuuaI meeting of the Ladies' Aid
SocietN OF Plymouth church was held
TS5,E and the following officers were
49, for 1895: President, Mrs. NJ. d.
fe{,sr vice president. Mrs. 0. A. Water
somsa secretary. Mrs. John schram;
.-oas7 r. Mrs. ". p. Harper; chairman
~ ~ N flower committee, Mrs. W. L.
pav H. d. Brown. of Portland. occu-
- G pulpit OF the First Methodist
hE1tso al church yesterday morning and
e,iaa5{vl At the service last night he
,,-esa-0 "a the work OF the national society
for n lwding homes for children. ana
rrIosedo by saying that he would be glad
- ~ n 4 OF children that wanted homes
81 III homes that wanted children
w installation OF the new officers and
.ttHbW = OF Plymouth Sunday school was
bei5 vi esterlay morning. The admirable
.-~N- mme was well carried out The
PIG N w. II. G.. Temple. delivered the
px to the officers and teachers, and
snlna1I tendent w. d. Wood and Assist
go 81 perintendents A. p. Burwell and
III Willard. made appropriate remarks.
T.; lsic from the organ and orchestra
ne der the direction Of Miss Kellogg.
Th pilgrim Sunday school repeated its
Christi las SaLl.ana IIua s oI-,s,7o r-lH
was -otsH - anie-,.aS-c,, - re a,-e,
~ ~. a good audience. The programmes
was Fl -ttV'' 80 +,i,~L ,e,,sc,z r,,,ch
800, On w II. Lewis and his efficient
! = ell' 4 helpers. Nothing but the most
consCi( ltIoIS ~ i4. s,,,b tr,-oi,-ing as n
perfor So - -. - i;tt.ie ,rerrIs
IN revival services have been in
30 AZ the Third Cumberland Pres
by-terE S.5-' - - ~ t.4rrs ~ The nasfor
as thev rsn--au aseisted nv Rev T.
Rev. - w w psck thirty
- Bed ( ana 49, 49, 'Save been brought
four q l IN, d. -,ee,tnrs have CON
into ~ cnuzDn' g., ir.ares+ ana after the
-lhuaI last night eighteen persons Joined
sefihOI rch Others are expected yet TO
come D aS 20 $3.50 ---------