The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1899-02-16
Among the Churches.

the beginning Of Lent. which will be oh
served by all good Catholics as a time oil
fasting until Easter, or about AZ days.
The Catholic church will have special
services appropriate to the Lenten season
including Good Friday preceding Easter.
The recent pastoral letter to his parish
toner's by Rev. H. NJ. Bartlett, which
would have produced mild sensation in
the larger cities, seems to have had the
desired effect in awakening an interest
10 the congregation of st. Michael's.
The services in Sunday night were largely
attended and the timely, eloquent ser
mon by the rector for the Lenten season
greatly appreciated.
At the Congregational church last Sun
day night rendered most delightful ''mu-
sic. Mrs. Horsley, Misses Lombard and
Meyer, sopranos Mrs. Gilbert and Miss
Hewitt, altos; Mr.. Gilbert, bssso and
Mr.. Vance, tenor, with Mrs. Whitson 40
organist, form c'mbi ', ION of must
clans rarely equalIed as choir. The
anthem, Sweet Sabbath Eve" was
sung with spirit and melody. Mrs. Gil
bert's contralto'solo in "Ye nations, oh be
joyful" was sung with artistic feeling
and effect as was the off-rtory duet by
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, Il know that my
Redeemer liyeth.' This fine choir is
designing some choice musical selections
for each Sunday evening song sservce
that will be rare treat to lovers. of sacred
music. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Dent, ar
nounced that there would be Colonial
tea party at the church on the evening Of
Friday, March 24th, to which all are is-
vlted. The pastor preached from a text,
an old chestnut in new burr, sof tie
prodigal son. Rarely has there been 30
much thought, power, originality OF
treatment and sparkling apothegms as
the speaker delighted and instructed his
auditors with, leaving an indelble i'm
preston for the good of all, especially
The youth, who were therein force.
The Salvation headquarters Of the city
are enivened this week by the presence
Of Captain Swanson, of lie Grand, and
Lieutenant Childers, OF Portland, Oregon.
The retiring Captain Spencer and. Cadet
Zeigenhaggan 90 to Roslyn, the scene OF
their new lsbors.
The Salvation Army ia now"',holding
forth in their new hall onl First street.
Meetings will be held every evening at 8
O'Clock and Sunday morning at IL holt
ness services will be conducted at p.
IN. junior meetings, to which all childr en-
will be invited. At3 p. IN. Free and
Easy" meeting; all christians Especially
invited. An interesting meeting will be
held Sunday night. Lieut.. Chlders will
recite "The Day OF Judgment" All are
invited.
st. Michael's church, LIST Sunday in
Lent-Services at IL and 7 80 o'clock.
During Lent there will be service on
Wednesday evening at 80 O'Clock, and
Friday afternoons at 4 O'Clock.
| On Sunday at the Congregational
church the pastor will preach at l / and
7 80; Sabbath school at 10; christian
Endeavor at 80. The evening service
will open with song service. All are
invited.
There will be Willard commemorative
service at the Congregational church in
North Yakima next Sunday afternoon, at
2 p. m. All are invited to attend.
Beginning Friday evening, Feb. oath,
Rev. Smith of the Seventh Day Advent
lists, will commence a series of several
meeting in the Wenas Congregational
church.
Space forbids extended notice at this
time of the successful meetings at the
Christian church. The Smass meeting
was great success last night. iAnother