The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-11-03

and Heredity."
FHILoMATHEAs MEETING.
The Philomathean Society OF the Uni
yersitv gave It's usual Friday afternoon en-
tertainment last week The exercises pre-
pared for the afternoon were excellent and
we're heartily enjoyed by all present The
programme was as follows:
Reading. Quotations from Shakespeare
Recitation. Otto toillngs
Select Reading Miss Minnie Reeves
Instrumental Duet......-,........ ,.-..+..,...
Misses Bessie, winsor and Minnie Patton
Select Reading kiis EOlity
Vocal Maud Ward
Debate-"Resolyed. That the masses are gov.
erned more By fashion than reason. Afiirma-
tive, Herman Schener and Misses Clemens and
Cr0sno; negative. :. W. Powell, Ed Mcclellan
and Miss Minnie Pelton.
Decided in favor OF the affirmative.
A MUSICAL ARRIVAL.
A very important addition TO the musical
community of Seattle was made during
the past week by the arrival OF Miss Sarah
Hoskinson. late of Chicago. who comes
with the purpose Of establishing herself
here professionally. Miss Hoskinson is a
pianist. pupil of Louis Falk, of Chicago.
and Is commended highly both as per
former and teacher. Those who have had
the pleasure OF hearing Miss Hoskinson
play, as yet only few persons TO whom
she brought letters OF introduction. speak
of her performances in terms OF unquali-
fed compliment. Miss HoSkiBson has not
vet found "A permanent home, but IS shop
ping for the present at 90s Second street.
THE JoHNsoSIAN SOCIETY.
At the regular meeting of the Johnsonian
Society Of the University Friday after
noon a very enjoyable time was had by the
members. The following literary pro-
gramme, arranged by Mr.. 5. Ballard, Miss
A. Anthony and Mr.. 4. 5. McGinnis, was
rendered:
Residing. ,.-.....-.s.---...., Boyce-
Composition --.s,...-,......... Ward
heetstiOn.. Beta PARSONS
Reading. star Ballard
Dtbate-ReSoived that fire is more destructive
than water. Affirmative. Miss H. anthony
Mr. " Wheeler, and Mr. A Linn Negative,
MesSrs. l. simon. II. Moss, and Fred smith.
Decided in favor of the negative
THE SENATE SOCIETY NETTING.
The Senate Debating Society held a meet.
ing last Friday evening in the North
Seattle Methodist church. There was a
large attendance. and during the evening a
carefully prepared literary programme was
rendered. The programme closed with a
debate upon the following topic Re
solved, That One VIII DO More for Love
Than Money" II Is needless TO add that.
as a large number al ladies' were present.
the debate was decided in favor Of the
affirmative by reclamation. The society
will occupy rooms in the Central school
building within few weeks.
PLEASANT EVENING
Mrs +. If. Phillips entertained A fssn.
her Of young people at her home on Third
street. Ecar Fell, last Saturday erening.
+ Dancing and other social rastimes. fol
lowed by luncheon, caused a delightful
evening for the following guests: Mr.. and
( Mrs Iinmau, Miss Daisy kendrick OF
( Annie Wright seminary. Tacoma. Miss
/ fotyia, Mis- Lillian r0tgjn. Miss Emma
+ Vincent Miss Harriet y. Phelps. Mr..
Howa ra Baker, Mr. Anen Bagch. Mr.
Elliott BS!ch, Mr. Elliott Henderson and
{ Mr. q. V. T. Lansing.
PERSONAL
Z Mr. and Mrs r. J. t;rant leave for Olyrn.
p.a today
Mrs. r. f.. saxon. OF Snohomish. is visit.
+ INK Siends IN seattle
M u a. Wakefield, OF Elma. is spend
/ ING iew days in seattle.
Miss 5 y. Tol.o. 81 Pueblo. Colorado. is
I t8 tbs ellv fora {ew days
+ A.r. and Mrs. 3. q. Plank left weanes-
+ daS sog s5lcaeo. where they wiH peTma.
ge1ag reside.
Miss Josephine EendfIek. ~ RaGgaio. y
+ J is,vis.iag Mrs. e. n Phillips Third
ard Eel streets.