The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-30

happenings ef Social Nature in the Key
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happenings ef Social Nature in the Key
City.
PORT TowxsKxp, Dec. 2S--The Normal
college gave an excellent entertainment At
Coed Templars' hall last Monday evening
60 large andieuce. The occasion was the
close Of the winter term.
Following was the programme:
Mae Quartette Evening hy the Seaside
AsssrsS Thompson. Seaie. Harper and
Fufham
E&aao Ata&A stlni Viye
Messrs + ticoeh and /. wakeraan.
nseiszaatien The Choppers Child"
Miss FioreRee Brock
Grafton .-.-.-....--.. -our Sea Coast Defense
f. Fl. Nash.
Focal SOLO Angels serenadeH
Miss Evangeiine Bash
Defamation az histiiHg in Heaven
Miss Susie Thompson.
Grafton "fhe AdxAnce ol Civilization"
Waiter Geodwin.
Piano Solo sscaehncha Caprices
Hiss Laura Psnmaner
Assay The Rorid 0wcs Ne living
Miss Esfells Bradshaw.
orafion 'sOas Relations With Canada
q. A. Brooks
Vocal Solo. ~The sands osDees
Mrs.. A. I. Turner.
Detamaflon Tale ef ths Atlantic Cossse
Miss Annie Lindsay.
oration ..s...s....%..s .s.0ar Foreign Commerce
W G. Hint
yscsi Duet .......-....... THE Pilot Bsave''
Aessrs. J. II. Bel and J. A. Mood
A most pleasing feature OF TIE evening
was the fine art exhibition from the art
school OF the college. This department has
been built up by the efforts of Mrs. II. +.
Beecher talented and accomplished arr
ist. and an enthusiastic iastructress. The
Oh paintings, water c0iorS and crayons tx-
hihlted included pieces by her pupils rs
well as her own work. Mrs Beecher has
the gold medal Of the San Francisco Art
school and Is an artist OF recognized ability.
She has recently completed large paint
Ing representing &C evening view OF Mount
Baker, its summit piercing the twilight
dimness and rejecting the beautiful sub
dued gl1ry of the suns afterglow. This
painting was purchased by Mrs. Robert
Hill and presented TO her husband Christ
mas, and is perhaps the finest painting
ever made Of this rugged giant OF the Cas-
cades.
There was 9 very pleasant social gather
ing at the rectory Friday evening The
frends Of Miss Taylor were ont in force
and passed an enjoyable evening with
dancing, music and games
A New Years day reception 70 young
men viii be given at the Young Mems
Christian Association. At IL 80 O. m. Rev.
ID. i. Carnehan will deliver a special adj
dress to young men. After which the
ladies committee viii be in attendance the
rest OF the day TO receive and welcome
young men. In the evening a choice
musical and literary programme will be
rendered by some OF the best local talent.
The evenings entertainment will take the
place ef the usnaI monthly members
social.
II Is hoped that every young man in Port
townsend viii visit the Young Mems
Christian Association on New Years day.
There were interesting Sunday schoolen-
tertainments in the NJ. e. Congregational
and Presbyterian churches Christmas eve.
These entertainments inclCde nearly all
that has been done in social way in Port
Townsend this week
AT the Congregational church the follow
ing was the programmes;
PART
Marching song-No. ~ .....,.... school
Reeitaiation Christmas Dreams"
Nellie Latimsr.
Recitation The King and the chila"
Ber ie sprague.
slngfng-No 500 .4.......... School
Recitation. THE Child's Faith in SAINTS Claus
Jessie Hamilton.
Reeitation-"A window Mabel Hent
sEngiug-Eo. ioa ....s..- schuol
Reciistion--''Christ's ChIldls Day" Henry Lake
Recitation Little Bospeep' tnew version;
Marcia Latamer.
rART III
Recifason-"Tlny Tat Pearl snyder
SOLO Mrs A. l. Turner
Recitation "HAng rp tho BABY stocking
Jessie Hamilton.
stneing-No rs School
Rsciiation-Hosd SAINTS Claus Matte shat mex
sole. io....ss......s.......-.... Mrs W. W. Ferrier
Recitation. ou..............'face Against the Pane
Florence Brock.
singinr-No. Ias ............-... school
Recitation .................''Ch &C hFietmss Morn
ou2rsetse-M Messss. Thoapsou, Seaie, Harper and
FahFnann,
The preshgterians provided entertain
ment after the following order AZ Red Meas
ball
poxoioSy .s-s..s.s..s.+ss-s'.-ss % E'eflnfe n1eat
Greeting --e...-.........s-.- Ida Filisp
sang ..............-... srhSoi
Recitation. n..-..-..........-...+... John Pileber
Recitation .s.........-se...s !. Clfs5e Richie
Trio Iis kixht
oirtie Trlsnble, LAZY noTn, R Pitcher,
Recitation ..-..s-. .--+-. floFencS PaTne
Recitation a..s................, John Pitcher
Trio sBeantifai star
Misses G. Trimble. B. PilcbeF, /. Horn.
Eeciafion .....-...-......-.-.-..ss. Ida Eewceit
Recisntsoa ............ ....... Susie Duncan
song. s.se,..--. -seaeoa
DlAlogue--Lutie HolbeFz. Ollie Adams and Gerry
ChznseFiaaa.
Soag ...-..t....--s-s.- school
Recitation .......e.....-....e... Belle Learned
2crltafsgft Eagaas1 Ha1tta
Ranedtction.
Trea
The II. e. Sunday school bad fruitful
Christmas tree. and in addition had the
following programme
Prayer ..................s-s.+.-- Kae FAstag
ssseesies. .....s..--....- Msis quartet
iufAntry ssse rs
Rotation .............~..Aun Aunie fsal ssy
g9~ssssa4 resrs ......-. MisS E. warsss
S9aw ........-S Saasag seaool
p.~s.s.ioa Fred Haxg4f
Tree.
a heausifuI Christmas service was beid
~ 81 pauiSs church on Wednesday, con
sauetea by Rev. Jesse Tavl0F. assisted ey
Rev. j. p. Alexander. Rsitssh S5ce-epEs'li.
The church vas beautifully ascoFasesi with
swe-g-eprss ard fsozer& fhe altar being set