The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-10
NElC)ME TO MRS. BAXTER.
DENOMINATION TO BE GIVEN SUy-
DAY NIGHT IN HER HONOR
Plymouth Church rendered to w C.
Tt for M~eting-Nationai FEnan-
ciaI Agent of the Organization IN

More thar Ordinary Interest was mani
f~te9 At yesterdays regular meeting e
The King eat1rty executive committee q
ne w C. r. L.. ne5i At ,hs headquarters,
z ire seatt-@ National Bank baisfiaR- Al
ne reaz4s1 OF taa cf:lce~s Il re aRjon.
Mrs Marion &. Baxter. II Ch.caSo. Eais01-
Al 6aazclaI agent os tne ". K T. Z. was
present. ard by sEc134l Invitation explain
81 .. some lengsh ne S;atGs os tae
Wofusn,s tempe TIE local unions have
contributed literally toward q fa,d to- -
t.rins fhe tenp.e trust sends asgrega,ing
se1a,o0a and Lake Union ur.e-l A4s con-
,r1bg,eI So. while rhe Central Ca.oa has
given $3.50. G. mnieh SO Vas borrowed .or
he purpose
These contributions we-e forwarded 10
Mrs. Matilda b. Carse. al Chicago. gresi-
dent OF 1he temple trustees. an organiza-
iloa entirely Independent of Che National
Wamans Christian Temperance ru.on.
Wben Mrs. Baxter explained. Is is
s,atei IL me CEtoa Sigaal. hat tns money
should hage been sent TO Mrs. Cornei.a VI.
Dow. daughter OF Neal Dow. ~ Portland,
NJ. the only recognized agent OF ,he ".
G T. l.. appointed al the request o: Mss
Willard a short time before lar death,
members OF the iocal unions expressed
some surprise. After discussing the mat
Ter at considerable length. il was decided
t5at hences0rth contributions fer charitable
purposes should be sent into MISSIONARY
work direct.
II was decided 10 hold i county CONVEX
ton in Seattle the latter part % Septem-
Der or early in October, Al such time as
the state president. Miss Mary l. Page.
o. Olympia, can conveniently attend.
The women &c the local unions have
heartily welcomed Mrs. Baxter. In add
lion 10 the reception last Wednesday at
tended by ali the representative members.
including Mrs. John r. Rogrs. as well as
large number OF humber workers III the
ranks. they have decided to hold monster
welcome meeting Sunday evening. The
meeting viii be held IN Plymouth CoGgre-
gat!onai church, which has been rendered
<or tie occasion by Rev. w II. G. Temple
form orator has made her renowned
throughout the United States. viii speak
or The theme OF Christian Citizenship"
Although she is one Of the besI-kn0wn
workers in the National ". c. r. l.. and
BY no means stranger on the Pacific
coast, this viii be her first APPEARANCE n
Seattle.
Preceding the address Mrs. Beatrice Bax-
Ter Mcclure. i graduate Of the Columbia
School Of Oratory, viii give a select read
ing.
Fer a long time Mrs. Baxter was leader
Of the now famous MONDAY prayer meet
ings n Willard hail, in the temple. Chlca-
go, and under her leadership they grew
Until ali the COO chairs were filed every
day, and in letter 10 tins Chicago
Record Miss willard pronounced them un-
questionahly the largest nooa-day prayer
meetings in the world
AS financial agent Of the National W G.
I. L. Mrs. Baxter receives donations for
the carrying on OF missionary work. al
my meetings" she said Yesterday "an Of
fering Is taken. and I like 10 have The peo-
pie know IL beforehand, SO that there may
be 10 rlisun3ersta niing / believe IL free
viii offerings ot god an6 silver 20 the Lord
as a means Of grace. ara have an abii-
ing faith that people will give OF their
| treasure Il they know how and where to
give