The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-17

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Large audsgnce assembled IN the
sxsassos,s school rooms OF the Academy
- fbe HOLE Names On Friday after
,,..o,, 10 usten 20 the commencement
exercise. The day was dark and
storm. but many bright, giriish faces
AMI fre@h wfaItc dresses. together with
artistic fforai siccrafion-. made q
cheerful and pretty picture. There
w.v~ hs,t tive graduates. Miss Mary ].
Fr.~<e. az New Westminster, Il. G..
and Mis- Margaret Hayes. Of White
The exercises began with piano
sexfeft from Rosini's Barber de
s~y;lIa. = performed By Misses Freese.
Conner. Otf,riers, Masei. Mckinney
anil Mnn<on. Then Miss N. Lamont.
IN A clear sweet voice. delivered the
saIutatoYy. which was followed by the
chorus. We joyfully greet YOU. sung
by The entire school The next num-
her was a double piano dtets by the
Mieses MaseI. Mckinney. Freese aud
Conner.
assems from natures casket" was 4
recitation By the second eiecaiio'i
class and was well rendered.
The Juvenile roundalay sung by the
primary class. was sung by an in-tru-
mental quartet fsy the Misses MeSanl-
era. Nufsofs. Mcdonald, Young. She
han, Mckinney. puifaek. NeEed-
moslI, Carmichael, Fonts, Nash and
st,auliing. The young ladies kept re
uiarkabIy good time and showed the
effects of careful training.
ssself Sacrifice. the Essence OF Hero
ism, was the subject of Miss Mar
garet Hayes essay. The young Lady
handled her subject in very clever
manner, and read with much express
sion.
Twelve young ladies then sang the
guartette, Come Where the Lilies
fiioufn.' ssRonsio lie t'xerny. an IN
strumegsal trio. was played by the
Ni~ses Hayes, Blaekiy Connolly. Els
enheis. Gard Tysie. Ffeesc. Foslts and
Arnold. Then followed Little Mary's
Wish." a concert recitation by the
urinary classes. The little folks
seemed To enter into the spirit OF the
piece. and gave il great expression.
The piana solD, Romance" q
TRANSCRIPTION from Aseher. was finely
executed by Miss Freese. who Is mu-
stefan Of much merit.
The next number was Paths To
Happiness, an ailegory. Each OF the
two paths. that Of pleasure and that
OF Wisdom. was represented by aqueen
with her followers, each having ban
ner with the appropriate motto. The
Brizht.n and the other, Wisdom :
NAYS are Pleasant. The poor Pill
grim was sadly puzzled which Of the
tao 10 follow. but was finally per
suasics! BY Conscience that Wisdom :
s.Marche dos Tamtours, piano
duet. was performed by the Misses
Conner, oBrien. Mckinney, fouts.
Masei and Eisenbci-. Thea Miss
MARY =. Fgecse, the vl.edsetorian, ia a
few well chosen words. babe farewell
o. her teachers and schouiniates.
After the diplomas aud medals had
been conferred on the graduates and
the Coronation March and distribu.
tiaA 81 reports, the exercises closed
with the chorus Clasp Hands, Dear
Friends, Farewell" in which all the
pupils joined.
The friends and patrons of the Acad-
emy Of the Holy Names may vel be
pleased with the work of the Sisters.
the result Of which was clearly shown
bv the way in which each young lady
did hes part and the interest which
even the tiniest seemed To take in the
exercises.
In Que OF the reception rooms was
an art exhibition. the paintings and
embruiieries OF number of the pn-
pills being displayed and calling from
the visitors many favorable COM
mesit-
MEMORABLE tSESr.
An event which viii long he remem.
herel with more than the ordinary
degree OF pleasure rs the society PEG
pie OF Seattle was the elegant party
given at the residence OF Hon. II g.
Strive ON Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss NcNracken. OF Portland, who
has for some time been visiting Mis-,
strive and DR.. struVe, OF Germany
who * for the first time visiting hi
brother. Hon. II. G.. Struyc. Mr.. and
Mrs, strive are famous entertainers
and when the invitations for the party
OF Thursday evening were issued, Il
was known that the gathering would
he decidedly the event OF the season.
\ glance into the spacious paflcr:
of Mr.. Struve'~ residence on Ihursda,
evening would have revealed a charm.
ing scene. Dancers gliied over the
fiour, keeping time 20 the perfect meas
are OF the music. Here and there were
greaps who watched the dancers whirl.
Ing near them or devoted themselves
To the quiet enjoyment Of converse.
tion. The roons were made beautiful
with flowers. the dee 5rations being
such a. are rarely seen in Seattle
Everywhere flowers and plants nei
the eve. and the bank @. ro~vs which
covered the Fireplace aud maatel Of
the rear pAfias was a work ~ arr which
called forth Explanations ol delight
iron all Who saw II. Altogether, the
scene was one al animation and beau
% not SION to he forgotten. In the
upper rooms the gentlemen 10 Whom
dancing asd bot offer >seh induce
meats a. whist. enjoyed their favorits
game, ustsaing all the while u the
strains Ut waSlc watch assembled from
beiaw
The toiletteS OF the ladies were IN.
usually beautiful amt elegant. Among
those htftfi Nfrrt
Mis- McCraeeca. White raaave lace
Mlss Sseave. WHITE Sgrah and lace,
Mtsy NicksEsoa. white aad yellow
China silk
Miss Myra Nicker.on. hsek ialle
pink hSSisSc.
Miss Furth. white nuns yelling.
Miss kanA Spafling. Piak velvet.
Mis- forass, taae nuns yelling.
Miss EInsry. Mne surah-
Mss Mcknight, pale has cashmere
and lase.
Mis- Flint, white lace, pink ribbons
Miss Nottingham pale hl0e tale.
Miss Hcary pase blue nuns yelling
Miss Ferry, PINK SIX.
Miss Atkinson, white nun's yelling
Mrs Haller, white sir ~ asiase trim
mel with white ana crimson bFoeasis
velvet
Mr.. Heiftron. white silk - fsIias.
Mrs, Nc MiS Aen. white aan : vesiinS.
Mr.. HSiae>, Mahogany velvet
Mrs. Eartoa, lasck Xix
Mrs.. cAFSeek. black six.
Mrs.. HaltiAse. black sisk.
Mrs sssfass<, hack sils lace
Mr., Harrington, &A,.k lace and jet.
Mrs. Wessi. ns;e gvrca.
Nh. Hatfield taAck six.
Nrs. kht.axer. nile green six.
Mrs snAFsyFg, white eAshnsere,
Mrs.. >ssfy garnet s.ik.
Mr.. MAaaxeT. hsagk SIX