The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-06-19

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1sasaary-
T1eoxs, saae as-Ths fsf:A aransl
rannenrerncnfc Annss w-isayese.ns-
mary suok place this eveafng. Miss
Francis Dayss WAS she vaiessrser.aEs Of
the class, aud Miss Stella Sherman
the s.lasatsrixs. Both yosrs ladies
acquitted themselves NEST aecsptabav.
ard the papers rreraret. hy
bosa showed Entsch research
and careful preparation. An
ex>ealent lstcFary ard naasIsal pro-
g-2m1sae Has rendered cart nsenlosr
u the rassRassng class ssSA iesrss;ng.
s7sa every number wss rsaslsrea
III inest cre0lsaEsa msn-
her. The literary hunters xere
very geod. ssHs thx masiesa part de-
serves especial colo aseudasscn- / he
graduates are. Mary Frances Davies,
Esn;sy Ruth shsrusaEs, stella Garrett
soa Sherman NtAEie Mav Mower,
MARI EsteIsz Princeton and Frances
Bertha stalser.
tesorsss II. +. Gayretson. acting as
muster oss.eer Tor .sse commander of
the department Of Washington and
Alaska. will muster in Phil A. Shesi-
dan Post, No. "A. of Tacoms. tnfnor-
row night. Ia the room ~ joining Gus
ter Post, No. S, la Grand Army hall.
There are forty-three charter MEM
bers OF the new post
The large dyeager which IL 10 cut
channel fifteen or 'twenfy feet
deep 10 the head of the bay. was
put TO werk at the foot of Twenty
tnird street this morniag. The
dredger Is supposed to take out about
1000 suesc feet Of earth every twelve
hours. The machine viii be kept
working night and day. How long il
viii pc kept working is not known.
tut IL is understood that
IL will be kept at WORK until q channel
large enough 10 aIRalt Sound
and ocean steamers 10 run 10
the head OF Commencement bay.
A heavy fog oveThung Tacoma
this morning and the sound OF
steamer whistles was continuously
heard. The steamer Fanny i..ka
narrowly escaped coliiding with the
Willamette.
Oliver Bernard and Marie Jose
phine Foatains, OF Seattle, we're mar
riesi by Justice fest last evening.
A reception wa. rendered Henry Viz
lard ny The Chamber of Commerce at
the Tacoma this evening. The parior
was iastsfuliy decorated with peauti-
iul flowers and tropical plants and re-
freshnienfs were served. IL Was
most delightful affair ana equalesi the
reception to sas Senatorial party some
tinle since.
The reception committee were
Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Mrs. G. III. fres
cotf, Mrs. samuel Co.lysr, Mrs.
Geo. Browne. Mrs. l.. n.
Mrs. Frank Allyn,
Mrs. l.. X. Manning, Mrs. Charles
sprsgae. Nayor Wheelsrighi. Messrs.
q. ". Cover. Nelson iieanett, Isaac
w. Anderson. g. H. Prescott, Samuel
Ceilyer. Geo. Browne, l., y. Camp
bell. Frank Allyn. j. X Manning
0sss sprague and Henry Drum. The
reception began at Q o'clSsk and s
large number attended.
John Gonna today sssye&i notices Of
eonTt marshal ON tor following MEM
hers OF the Tacoma Guard vino failed
TO respond 70 the order from Captain
File to go 10 Seattle. Ihrv viii be
tried al Camp Moore AT Seattle iofnor-
row; sergeant ]. T.. Hupfcuzitz, 4. T..
;. Brown. Joseph nlilancy,
r. w. Barton, G. ~ Boyd, j. l..
F.;ghoix. III Kaufman, %. y. Calvin
as,s L. L. Fritz.
The members OF The Tacoma Boat
g'lnb held n meeting last evening and
decided ~ bui1d boat house. Jasnes
Anderson viii be the architect.
A telegram vas received in this cisy
ass evening from Washington. D. c.,
that the prot osition oi
L. &. Abbott To erect a building and
5t M room for the
ase Of The postotHce ia this city near
he corner of q street and Seventh.
There y considerable dissatisfaction
sFnong the husiness men. who claim
hat the site selected is too far from
.he center OF the city. A petition 10
he postosEce department IA change
.he site is among toe possibilities.