Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-06-27

RssIaIsa ~ the cesssaE sehsei Build
iag Laaa EvenIng.

Rsaaisa ~ the CestrnI sehsol Bald.
LAG LAst Eveasng.
A large audience assembled at The
Central School building last evening IN
response 70 Invitations issued By The
scholars Of ths High school, the ecsasioz
being the snn1al reunion Of the sceoI.
aFs and graduates Of shs school. 0ns
u The spacious school rooms had been
tastefuliy decorated With banners and
everRfeehs. and sssts had bsen ssfsugsd
for the guests Of the school. The room
was comfortably Allied, and on tbs plat
form, whick had assumed very stage
like appearance, were seated th0ss vhG
we're 10 taks part in the exercises Of ths
syehiuR.
Shortly after 8 o'clock the exercise.
were opaned BY prayer By Rev J. r
Damon. This VS. followed By q piano
solo By Miss Hadie Gasoh. The YOUNG
lady acquitted herself admirably. rem
slerine difiiouIt selection with an ea-s
ind grace which vas charming.
| Damon, was neIt on the program. II
VEM HENHiA8E Az tu1Ak4h 004 DBGA VEL
kioii and was well delivered.
AIiss Belle Vrooman nsxt diseased
ahs .fmportAnes Of Little Tunes
Her subject was one which has beef
made the text Of many Q learned dis
QUESTION, bat the young lady handlse
u In Q plain, ooHnm0n senss manner
whish lift . good impression on Cd,
minds Of al who heard it.
William Simon recited Paddy's Ex
esIsior." one Of the many paroaies OF
Longfell0w's beautiful poem, with tell
inG effect, bringing tears OF merrimeni
70 the eyes Of each and every one Of hi
Antiieness.
PIP. Ferry discussed " The FAN o.
tho 0ladstons Ministry In Q calm
phAioaohpical and ssatesmaniike msn
ner. Hs vas rather inclined 10 espoas'
the cause of she fallen statesman, bu
be vas not blindly enthusiastic In hi
admiration. His delivery was exesl-
Isn't.
Three exesllsnt reoitstions followed
Mics Florence Stoweil reciting An Or
| der for Pictare," Miss Clara Wilsol
The Widow Of Glencoe and Mis-
Mile piokard, Time at Last Make
All Things Rysn.n The reoisationi
we're all rendered exeellenily we'll.
The second part Of the program va
opened by duet by Misses Carrie LAX
aud Belle Vrooman, which was charm
inslly rendered. An address TO %,
members Of the High school by Judg
Burke followed; and next Miss Mani,
Calhoun. q eharuine little lady, render
cd most delightful piano solo. Thi
Young Iadv pusaazeaa femar kable talent
and The audience enjoyed 10 the utmoe
the difhcnlt selection which she rem
| dered.
a short intsruission followed and
then came ths Prephecy--in Uhiei
the destiny Of the members Of eacl
class and OF the High school as a whel,
~ forecast This was scene remind
tuG one fornibly OF the appearance o.
the Wisrd Sisters In Macbeth, exosp
that tbe Number Of the 9ierd ones VA
increased 10 SIX. the parts being takeg
BY Missea Florence StowelI, Caroiin,
Lake, Hadie Gasch. MAY Fonda, Allies
Clarke aud Nola Covden, and Il mus
Be acknowledged that the young ladiel
played the witch exceedingly we'll. Tn,
future vas tors 10 shreds ~ their tren
bling hands, and the fragments were
heid up before the eyes Of the audience
wtih adasiinetneea tlat might have beer
horrible, II Il bad NOS been relieved b.
q dash CT idly fun.
A vacation sosR by Miss Annie Riue-
hart cloissd the evenings entertainment
ana theaadienos dispersed highly pleas
I'd with the iatelleosual feast Of whict
tnsg bad paFtaken.