The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-26

worthy Of special nsntton. Orx,n.
lied To San Funcisco II Tebrusrv
1873. Oy thfee Young men. IL already
numbers 90 members and TT fnssi.
stlfu'es. The organization Is con
nned principally 70 the Pacific coasf
puf institutes have also been e~fab.
isned IN Sew Iork, Ohio, Kentucky.
fennsyiysnia, Mississippi and Mon
tzns- The institute Is composed of
CatDosic young men between the aee-
OF - ana 70, Of every trade. profession
ana GAZING The objects are. Mutual
AID and benevoience. and the n.orai.
Int.iiecsusi and social improvement
The loci branch. 10 81. OF Seattle
mas about ~eventy-fiye members. an.i
is, IN quiet Way, accomplishing much
gvod among the young men Of the
city. flourishing branches have al.o
been established At Spokane F.IIs
Tacoma, Esiensbnre, Victoria and
New Westminster, B. G..
AT THE UNIVERSITY.
The following students from abroad
are attending the territorial univer-
sity, which opened for the faii term
last Monday: Miss Dolly Simpson. OF
6reene river, Miss Lulu Thompson. of
snoquaiinie. Miss Winnie Esing, Of
Kent, Miss Frances Miller. IF Yakins
Miss Hertie Wood, of Minneapolis.
Miss Rosa Ciernen. OF Eiseu-s,lryh
Miss Ella Dnnn,. of Houghton, Miss
Abbse Drew, of Port Gamble. Mis-.
Edna HaiDes. Of North Yakima Miss
Jennie Jorsion, OF snohomish. Mis-
Annie Monroe, OF North Yakima. Mis~
Gerfa Teachoub, of AideYton. Ms.
Anna Berry, Of Co.fax. Ni.s
Thrina Bryggers, of Salmon Rav
Miss Edith Bsackmore, Of Snobcmi.b
Miss Emma White, OF Port GsmtI.
Miss Lillian Keene. Of Skavit Ofto
Ceilings, Of Vancouver, w. TN. r.
Raeustei, OF Vancouver. j. a
schirner. Vancouver, Mr.. shaw. Of
Coltax. Mr.. Bry~on, OF Colfax. Frank
Thompson, snoqualmie. w. 8
Thompson, Snoouaimie, Charles p
Boyce, snoquaimie, Henry TavIor
Port Townsend. X. T.. Mctiinnis. of
kos!yn, j. A. Kellogg, Bellineham.
Eivin II. Weldon. IF Bellinrhsm.
Peter Mcpherson. OF Blaine, q. q
Wakefield, Of Elma, Joseph Miller. of
Shelton, Charles Frerburg. OF Saelton.
Charles +. Beach. OF kouewick. Ed
ward Z. Drew. Of Port Gamble. Robert
K. Hubbard. VI Tumwater.
THE c. c. eLUs EsrgRrAtSgD.
Il The usual weekly meeting OF the C.
/ Z. Club was held at the residence Of
/ Mrs, Whitwofth, Oh S-.ieca street.
! ia Friday afternoon. The lessons of
tae lay We're the entertainment Of
/ uses by Aicinoas with thu sof,r< ~
Dsmn!oens, ana the game oI the
Youths oi Phalacia, and saw on
Japn and the Golden fleece by Mr.
Wldtmrth.
The pretty drawing-room was pro-
fnseiy decorated with flowers in ex-
qui-itetaste. On the niantel was ar
rangeda solid bud of pansies. in all
the colsrs aud variety, while on the
base were bands of the delicate lace
vine catgbt high above the graceful
festooDs and held in place by a large
bouquetot inignonette and ferns. la
France roses stood in fragile vases
about tie room, and were tastefully
arranged amid the folds OF the fieecy
/ lace curtains, which served as a most
effective background for the whole.
The hostess pte>ided with easy grace
at the collation. which was served at
O'clock. The next meeting OF the
class will BE- at the house OF Mrs.
| Simpson ia Queen Anne.
THE ". c. r Z.
Tie members of the Women's
Christian Temperance Union held
Their regular weekly meeting in the
Methocist church Friday afternoon.
President Parkhurst in the chair.
Several new names were added to the
already large membership. A number
Of cases Of restitution we're reported.
aud relief rendered by The ladies'. A
young woman in poor circumstances,
who has been DESTROYS OF securing a
good education, has been taken in
charge of the good ladies, and will be
sent " the Willamette university at
Salem, Or. where she will be educated
at the union's expense.
The union is in f!ourishing condi-
ton, Ii entirely out of debt, aud il is
the intention Of the ladies to engage
competent person constantly to do
missionary work among the poor and
needy of this city. A committee was
appointed for the purpose OF making
u crusade against obscene literature,
such as police papers, etc, That OF
late have sue eeded ia attaining such
a hold on this vicinity.
YOUNG MES's HEBREW ASSOCIATION
A meeting of ten young lsrealites
was held on Thursday evening for the
purpose OF organizing q Young Mems
Hebrew Association. A permanent
organization was effected and the fol-
lowing officers elected. President, sol
Blum viee-pTesident. VI. III. Armhoid
-ecre,afy, Ralph Goldberg; treasurer,
bernhard GorJan. trustees. |. Brown.
/. RosenthaI. l.. GottSfein. The OH
jet OF the organic alton l. toestabiish
sociai intercourse amongSt the grow
ing isre4lste population of Seattle and
vicinity. The entertainment proposed
viii be of literary, musical. dramatic
and terpichofesn character.
Qaite number OF the young people
gave the first of series of social
dances at th. courthouse Saturday
evening. Light refreshments were
served duriag the progress OF the
dance. and " hen the party broke up
al midnight ali went home voting the
evening one Of the pleasantest OF the
season.
CAMPING PARTY AT 1rAstTA.
4 merry party oil young people Went
over to Juanita. on the east shore OF
Lake Washington, on Friday after
noon In spend few days camping.
Tents, fishing and hunting supplies,
and all the necessary eqnippage Tor
having a good time were taken along.
The party will return some time tnis
week Following are the names OF the
rarity: Miss Maggie Moore. Miss
Annie Rint hart. Miss Nieia buriow,
Mes Edith Beam. Miss Emma Alien,
Miss Jessie Manning. Miss Knox,