The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-08

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Kisses REby EsEy, Nanste Ruff and Lsin
Reynolds.
Song-'sMervfIv fsszan schiipzs-ta
Master Paul Hubbard.
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soag--The Proposal -streiezki
aFs ~ :. story.
Duet--s'w anaerarss Night cong 49,. Rubenstein
Mrs. II story sud Mrs. J. B. Lyon
Miss L'IiH Eeyrolas.
Vocal Duet-'.0n the Noaniis str& I'M --.Ceioel
Yrs ~. :. story and Mss lillian Burroughs
song Rose and Robins -.chas. Bray
Miss RUBY Bray.
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Pitt Eiag-.......-...-..Miss Mamie Bray
Peep BE-. Mr. Geo. F. Meaeham
solo--sA Wandering Minstrel T'..-.-Nsnki Poo
Mrs. Fagleson.
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MaSfcT GEORGE Beede
solo-...~.-....--.~v.-~. Pitt sing and Chorus
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SOLO and chorus.
FAREWELL BANQUET
On last SATURDAY evening Gr. 3sbez b. Nelson.
who during eighteen months had held the posi-
tionf0f news editor on the FosT- IyTELLIGEscKE
severed his connection with THIS psper and de-
parted for Portland. where IA future he via be
found 81 the telegraph editors desk 81 the Ore
foaazn. Previous to his departure he Was ten
cesed banquet a. the Pullman restaurant by
the editorial STAT Of the F0sT-iNTELLiG zNeER.
Covers were laid for eight aud delicious spread
served. ToastS were offered and responded 70
by the different ones present and the departing
bFuthers health drank ia flowing bumpers Ct
champagne. Mr. Nelson leaves many friends
on the PosT-IHTELIIGE ScER, who wlll watch
with interest his fstnre career, and should for
tame smile upon him. the ems ployes Of the paper,
from tue galley boy az. VIII Eel personal pride
ia their former associates advancement. These
at table were Mf. Jsbez b Nelson, NJ. Alfred
Holman. Ar. Aiil II. Parry, Mr.. John Egan. of
the Press sir. Msrtin Egnn. Mr. George Z. Piper.
NJ. L. n. wood. Mr.. j. ". tirannls and Mr..
Arthur H. Chester. OF Boston
HfGn SCHOOL LITERARY SOCIETY,".
The following excellent programme was rend-
cred Ia the usual excellent manner at the regu-
lar meeting OF the High school Literary society,
THURSDAY afternoon: