The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-15

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certainly worthy Of the best instruction.
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proud.
PHTLoMAxEKAs SOCIETY.
At the regular weekly meeting of the
Philomathean Society Friday afternoon
the following excellent programme was
gwen.
Vocal solo .....---...-.Miss Hattie Frocfos
Recitation --..-----.--...-.----s Sc ARIA Berry
Joint dsseEzxscn FIRED Hess and John Carte,
Belle McDlagzztd
geaaing. ....-.....--......--.--.tsu GUY xfrcApas
Recitation .-.--..Mi Miss Hattie Proctos
Debate: sRSsogsed, 7hsf E1urstioa Lessons
Crime. AalrmxtiFe-MisSes Anna Parsons ard
Carrie willard GHd Ed Mcclellan and Mr..
Ward. Neganve-Joseph Miller, Q. Boysen. ard
the Misses CleHzen sna Evans
ptNsER PARTY FusIPoyKn.
The dinner 70 have been given at the
Rainier Thursday evening By the Oregon
and Washington Society of Harvard grad
uates was given up owing 10 the sad death
Of DR.. T. r. Minor. Mr.. @. Morris HaIleT
and Mr. e. Louis Cox. The several gen
tiemen from abroad. who had assembled
In Seattle for the occasion, were enter
tanned during their stay in the city at the
Rainier by graduates residing here.
xoRMASDExES sANeFoRESIss.
The Ncrwegians OF Seattle formed sing
ing society last Thursday at West Street
ball, named "Normandenes Sangforening.
Ninety yong men joined the society and
the following gentlemen were elected Of
feers: NJ. Bjornstad, president: julius
Sunde. vice president: Johan Blaauw, I'm
sncial secretay: c. +. Christensen, re-
cord ng secretary; C. ]. smith, cashier ;
Professor Netting. instructor.
SUCCESSFUL BALL
The Painters and Decorators Union
held its first annual at the Armory FRI
Cay evening. and il was most successful
affair. socially and financially, there being
over 80 couples participating. The fol-
lowing gentlemen composed the commit
tees, to whose untiring efforts the success
Of the ball Is Cue: d. e. McTavish. e.
Huff, c.. T. Horton, II. o. Bliven. E. A.
McTayish, J. +. Logan, e. ]. Sheen, r
Orchard w. 7. Somerville, c. NJ. Price,
William Dixon, :. J. Thompson, +. G..
Hendel, o. K. Leyda, L. V. Gregson, A. A.
Rhodes. T. F. Roat. C. E. Fasting, J. c.
SHETLAND and w. H. Carnahan.
COMING EVENTS.
Miss Sanderson's calesthenic and musical
entertainment 20 DC gwen next thursday
evening az the Armory. promises to be one
Of the most interesting events of December
amusements. Sixty young ladies and
misses viii give an exhibition in Gales
thenie exercises. marching, kindergarten
songs, and Mrs. u. Z. Story. Mrs. ]. P.
Lyon and others win sing The First Regi-
ment band viii be in attendance and fur
nish marshal music Following is the pro-
gramme:
PART
Grand March.
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overture--sIlyal,, Peet,e
First Regimentsl Band.
calisthenie Class
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Chorus 'sThs Boots
Young Ladies' Glass
eonirAi1e
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selected
Mrs. N. S story.
Final
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