The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-12-31
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at 1f:3o this evening and close shortly af-
ter midnight. and viii be quiet and devo-
uonal in character. The service will be
held In the crypt OF the church editice
the rector, Rev. III. II. Gowen, will preach
Services win also be held New Years
morning at 731 and IL O'Clock
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OF the Catholic churches, Our Lady of
Good Help will have the most elaborate
watch services, with the pastor. Rev f.
x. Prefontaine. In charge. The musical
programme will be under direction Of Prof
Arthur Lueben, the organst. and will con-
sist OF many beautiful selections OF sacred
music. rendered by trained soloists and by
the church choir Of seventeen voices. The
services viii commence at II D. m.
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At the Battery Street NJ. r. church the
watch services will begin promptly at s.4S
o'clock and continue until after midnight.
The pastor, Rev. III. %. Brown, will con-
duet the services. and will be assisted by
Mrs. Mary r. Wilson, of Greenfield. Ind
w 10 paarss na ?, the church work
DC interspersed with appropriate music.
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The series Of special revival services at
the Madison Street NJ. T. church will close
open al SIS o'clock and close shortly af-
ter the advent OF the new century. Rev.
=. =. Grssg, the pastor, Will speak. A
and familiar gospel music such as was
common In the churches a generation ago.
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Watth services will also be held at the
rirs, n. T. CHURCH. N charge Of the pas
peBin at 3 O'Clock. Great interest Is be-
ing taken by the congregation In the ex-
s sv ,hs which are expected 70 be marked
istic OF the denomination.
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The union watch service of the Chris
tan Endeavorers at Plymouth Congresa-
lonal church promises to be one OF the
most Interesting held In the city tonight
4 'args number OF the young people OF
ton IN Seattle and their friends are en-
pected TO be present. The meeting will
commence a 10 o'clock. and from then an
tsrcourse, AZ II o'clock the religious SER
Wees VIII begin. and addresses will be
7, maa &C., by Rev, W A. spaulding and Rev.
VIII be BY the pastor of the church Rev.
W II g, Temple. The last three minutes
% me nineteenth century win be passed in
steal numbers will be rendered during the
evening by the choir
At tho Westminster presnv,er,.n cn,re,
the watch services will begin at 7:sO
o'clock and last ia H. The first hour viii
pc given over TO the children OF the con-
$50 viii be a social hour, and will b. fol-
lowed by devotional exercises lasting to
y. when conservation service will be
the church. Rev. Hugh Gilchrist and Rev.
James Thomson. viii preach.
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The services at the First Baptist church
VIII commence at 10 O'Clock and continue
untiis after midnight Rev. Mr. Hayden.
president Of the Anti-saioon League, Will
have charge IN the absence Of the pas
tor REV, Louis =. Bowsrman, who In IN
There win be music by quartettes and bv
members Of the church choir An hour
VIII b" given over to social intercourse.
The Luther League of the Tfoiv Trtni,v
Lutheran church will observe the close OF
the century with social and watch meet
H A. W. Yung. 1910 Ninth avenue AZ
elaborate musical and literary programme
has been arranged for the occasion By
VIII close with devotional exercises am
proprtate to the passing OF the year ana
the century. AT II o'clock New Years
the chapel. corner seventh avenue and
Union street.
The. services a, the First Christian
church win be largely. % devotional ma
tare. ana will be n charge Of the pastor.
Rev, u, H. Lingenfslter, Appropriate
mas'c VIII be rendered.
New Years reception will as usual. he
the big annual event Of The Young Mems
Christian Association. and tho prepara-
tiana this year for the entertainments 81
the members and friends OF the assoeia.
tlan promise 10 excel all previous efforts
This reception will he ia the assoeistlan's
building. AiT-isie First avenue tomorrow
afternoon, and win BIO open 10 the general
public. men. women and children. from
lsM To u IN the evening, with an almost
continuous programme arranged and az
yide1 ala follows
From t.so 20 Z concert by the Y NJ C.
A. orchestra, which has been strengthened
and is to-day very efficient
From 70 2 20 p. m. light refreshments
served BY TIE Ladies' Auxiliary In the
members pasfpr
From 4 20 $40 there Will he a rnlseet-
lanecus programme In association hall
iram te 10 p, m, fymhassic and attn.
The miscellaneous programme 20 be rem.
deTed IN the afternoon. IN detail. VIII be
as fellows
Alteration waitxes .,..,-.s.., Fabian Rose
Y. NJ, c. A. orchestra.
Gymnastics ,s-..,,+. Y, NJ G apmnasfN
Rsadias ''Fne Going Of TIE s's wsl,s
Miss Mae EiixaSeth stephens sf ''N''
Miss Katharine A Glen
Magic .,.4....s4r.4.ss... ne, fohn A Hanna
IAN Hah the Spirit Of Liberty" 1nss)
w c. 4. orchestra.
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