The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-01-31

tended eri much interest RS been mani
zsstsu esH1 Svenfsig- Last evening = union
ssssu-a temperance rneer.ng Of The Congre-
ea1AIal- Baptist and Methodist churches
was held q. the Edgewarer Congregations
ehurca Mr. Wcrtsaea gave the address OF
tae eTeT.xng
"Wednesday the festival os The Prsseata-
t3cn G Christ il the Temple viii ID OBJ
sserVea a. Trinity parish churc!l bv eea@-
grafton or TIE holy communion AZ ~ a.
u. Acccglfng 70 3 custom. msny centa-
Esss- 0sc s-s--*sst.zy which - Use known as
ssaF1dI-r1as 9ay. is the last aay or whsca
the Christmas decorations remain NJ.
AZ the monthly meeting OF TIE womea's
Missionary Society o. Plymouth CGngrsg3-
sf9FAa cEE-csa. which - 20 10 held in the
church az c'c.cek wednesday, afternoon.
the society wll. widen It's scoEss into that
o. general missionary conference. BaS-
kst sxncae0a VIII he served at O'Clock 70
be foslowed ~ ne discussion Of varsous
TORIES o. interest 10 missionary workers
TIE first ladies' night meeting OF the Sc
attic IuTTeE51 Topics Clao will BE held IN
the choir room Of - Marks church next
debate. 6Dt musical and literary pro-
s-alnzne VIII be rendered. and light re-
the members ef the club and their friends
are cordially invited There Will De n aa-
mission fee
Rev II r. Goweu. rector Of Trinity par
ssh Church. having just completed a year 5
work IN Seattle. vii be officially lnducsed
into the charge af this par-sh on sunday
morning Eext. The ceremony win o. per-
formed by the Right Rev. W. NJ Barker.
9gisfogs OF C,ivrnrsa Who MI also reJe5r1ge
ao!y communion AZ the - a n service
\ large congregation IS expected on tais
occasion
There vas A large audience at the song
festival IN The First Presbyterian church
last night Prof ArfhnT,s violin auaFtet1e
acquitted tfssIf very cFeda.aaly indeed
Aiss BaTslotzr made her first appears nee
before Seattle audience. playing 4 violin
SOLO "a i manner Iaat showed a tine taste
for music AS well as = good degree OF
/ training on the sweetest Of all musical IN
] ssrursssfs Mss MeKlnnev sang a So
pEEan SG30 IL Ter usual sweetness. she
! was il gDod voice ard sang al her best
! Tie lecture on Dante and HIS Tines" a.
the Cham her Of Commerce rooms or Tues
1 one. and Introductory 10 tie more special
course 70 - slFeH Oh the Tuesday after
Rooms in Lent. The lecturer VIII touch u1sos
the rise % Italian literature ard the tai
i ian language The politics al ilaiy II the
i thirteenth century. the lie Of Dante and
the romantic storg 81 Danie's love for Be
+ afrSEe the story ~ the exile ard the plan
! media
Interest in The BATTERY Street NJ e.
/ churen revival meet Irgs. which are being
J conducted by Miss Amanda Smith. the
I great eoiDFed evangelist. continues I'm
/ aoeted. in fact. the longer TIE meetings
caurea l. completely Iliea row AZ every
/ meeting. People come n from Tacoma.
Everett and all the surrounding towns.
even Port Angeles. 20 attend them. AID a
/ large nG.ubsr 81 people here from fne East
" no heard Ger on previous occasions fake
/ advantage 81 the opportunity 10 bear Alss
/ Smith agar.
The members o. the walla Wafla s.
! Club and their friends will ENJOY a pleas
! AMI evening IL the parlDrs of plymouth
/ Congregational church Friday evening OF
. this week The club has now twenty
FIVE members. and from now TO convention
! time they expect the club TO grow very
Z ft~et in esfa y
/ arranged for a phonograph, which viii
/ add to the pleasures OF the evening. Ev-
| .ry EnGearorer in the city. whether a
member OF the elus or not. is invited 10
! De present Admission viii le free.
! The officers OF the club are: President.
nss y T. pe @ TIe'pls r., vice ri aressd e
urer. Miss Ida NJ Carlson. chairman of
/ the executive committee Rev. a. l..
State President Ewing reports that al
ready much Interest Is being shown hy
The Christian EnGeAForerS throughout
[ the state ia the next state convention.
last Of june or the first Of Jn.y. The
exact dates for the meeting w-ill
b. definitely known in two wee1s' time.
East IN the way x speakers viii be the
/ very best. Invitations have been sen,
oat BY tie state executive committee ID
All Baptist sorfetfse not ,suvs 1shrisri ) !,
Endeavor societies. asking them 70 Join
ln he convention. and stating shat one
for members OF the baptist Young People
Jnien 10 transact any business perfaiu-
ins specially % the warx of its 6snoulina.
ton M. Ewing states that. although
Il Is Jess than twe weeks since these Iii
Nitatl0nS were mailed. i number Of srcf.
cites have responded. All taking very Kind.
/ ~ - The iGea, and scnlr saving thar they
I had already elected delegates 10 he ii
I attendance at the gathering
grand musicale WI be given in the au
! d!togi1an Of Plymouth Congregations
church "Wednesday evening under the aus
pices Of The Yoang Womaas League Of n.
church some u she best talent ia th'
sraune:
Ladies double qaartette-''Glpsies''..-
Mr. I)r t,5srrf'lt Ma. a,i..S sci An
Dawson Mrs Ballinger, Miss has
~. Ms Nichols. Mrs. Whii1iesey,
M!ss Nfitler.
1rio-ABdaa'e-Ailesro. op. 80.
PREF Arae Krog Jansen. Prot Geo.
B&c}Srrana and Nj VIM. Martius
ofs5a S.3fal scs'frzino ...----. I-ertr1aer,
Ms- Wlnnlfred Andrs.ss. ''-'''''
Veal trte-'on Thee Each Living Soul
Nrs Marvin. Mr Williams. ST..
Tatefmisg.o0 ana coilectIon.
Ladies lo1ale Qasrte;te-ta) Spring
- @Mother song -. Nedi.are
NlollH ~Ailegreto ala Ro-nanzs. 49,
Allsxro ApIss ssoaasa -, -.
prof Arue krew Jansen
: Nocai S0ie-fa1 '-SMmtsf Song . Matte
Goj 'Wshout The --.. Il Haft5elc
, i Mr. u eiif}essy.
{ Organ Solo-- Snegz0 ........... I.enlaf ~
Mrs. Eallnger.
. : Veal sa1o-"l fafsamt'f -....-.... SchEr
! Mrs Marin.
Organ so'o~C,yerfart - radella" ..Floto'
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