The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-12-13

ierest has been awakened as 10 the sue
cess OF the experiment. tt IS hoped every,
one in the church viii ae present md
bring weii-niied bank
4 young peoples free book social. fol
the benefit OF the Nagasaki Sailors home
Is 10 be given al the parlorS OF the FRS
Presbyterian church tomorrow evening
The Young womeas League Of Ply N
o1th CoRgrega tionsl chtircfl Is 10 hold a
meeting Friday evening. AZ the residence
OF Mrs CAlile Gillette, 2iae Els>A avenue
The prudential committee Of the Plym.
outh Congregational church meets al t.S
O'Clock this evening Important business
Is 10 come up. and full attendance is de-
sired
A parlor melting OF the Lake Union w.
c. T. L. Is 10 be held next "Wednesday
evening at the residerce Of Mrs Il r.
I-indersm:th. on East Mercer street. De-
tween Bellevue and Summit avenues A
general Invitation IS extended.
Battery Street Methodist Episcopal
church IS undergoing extensive repairs ana
VIII present A fine appearance when the
ioc has been completed. Revival meetings
are held in the church every sabbath even
ing. The church is III a iieurishing condi-
ton.
Rev John Rrests. formerly of the Puget
Sound Methodist Episcopal conference
but now OF Muscatine, Ia, Is IN the c!ty,
and preached tho sermon at the morning
service IN Battery street METHODIST Epis-
eopal church yesterday. Nr- Breas eA-
poets to locate permanently in this cot'is-
try again.
Rev w. d. p. Bliss preached yesterday
morning at Trinity Parish church 20
very large congregation on christian so.
ciaism-" He emphasized the need OF
love. instead of greed. as the basis OF conf
bination. and showed how In the van OF
Christian progress the cross of Christ must
ever be horne aiofr.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday school
at Ballard has elected the following crfi-
GERS for the ensuing year: superintendent.
s. W. Baker, assistant superintendent,
Thomas Houlson: secretary, Robert Hop
kins: treasurer. +. w Shilistadt; mira
rian, Roy Sprague. organist. Miss Jennie
Brygger. chorister. Alfred w. ShiliIstau'
The election OF teachers was postponed
until the next melting of the Sunday schooi
board.
The second of the series OF services for
men in the Acme Business college was
conducted yesterday by Trinity Chapter
of the Brotherhood OF st. Andrew. SOLOS
were sung by Mrs. Griffin and Mr.. W.
Sterling and an address was given bX
Rev. II. II. Gowen on the subject Man,
dealing with man as a being physical IN
teilectual and spiritual. and from TINS
standpoint showing his true place IN ma
ture. The attendance was encouraging.
The third Sunday evening lecture in
Trinity Parish church last night. on the
.'Foregleams OF the Incarnation in Heath-
enis4n." dealt with ancient Greece ana
showed the true conceptions or Deity I'M
DERIVING the popular idolatries. the recog-
milton of sin. the need of sacrinee, ana me
prophecies of redemption contained IN the
rnyths of PromethAus. Apollo ana Hercu~
les The life and death Of Socrates were
also described as a remarkable anucipa-
ton in some of their main elements o.
the life and death Of christ. Thus, al
the very time the voice of Jewish prophecy
VISA still. the prophets voice was nearu
in Europe.