The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

waYd min tbs hours again began to multi
NV music and rnirth prevailed. The we'd
ding march was admirably played BY Mira
Criyelsi, who presided - the piano and
subsequently, eAve some enhancing num-
bers. Among those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. IS. Mehihorn. Mr.. and Mrs j. l.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Rsneke, Mr..
and Mrs. John Baaer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Damon. Mr. and Mrs. Powers. Or. and
Nrs. shannon. Mr. and Mrs. crivelli,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. LeibIy. Mr..
and Mrs. Kruger. Miss Gertie wanier.
Miss sehweszer, Miss Barbara l. Wander.
Miss Eose Wunser. Mr.. II. /. Van Brock
lin, Professor stesnie. Fred Gasche.
George w. Waite. Mr.. Bell. Mr.. Muller.
Mr.. Harry Byres. MY. snd Mrs. Scharer
viii make their home in Seattle
HIGH SCHOOL IrrrxAEY SOCIETY.
The High School Literary Society rem
dersd the following excellent programme
Thursday afternoon at its regular weekly
meeting:
keading ne Saanfsi ns'oss
Maggie Eestsse.
ssosy 80. .sThe Burning af Chicago"
Bessie Burwei.
spef-"Chrsstfiisx $4,000 BY Ida Corey
Resd by Dottic smith.
Recitation .....-.--s- .....+.. The Drummer
Dora Ciymcy
Recitation s.. pupil Of cimsbee"
Hattie Dan.
Dialogue, ....... VIM Eeaftie, Rufus Buck.
BeIden Bowen.
Pen portrait. Matte Carl
Recitation .ssSss2.s. "itomaaee OF Rose"
Fred Crockett.
Resaine. ssiirss scfslcf's Story"
Era Alderman.
Reading ....3.......ass...s 'bomebooy
Hstsis Bray.
Editors paper Observation-Disclosures. Anita Hunt
News Of the week e...s..... Mssgfe Bird
SENATE LIrREsRY SOCIETY.
The Senate Literary and Debating So
cicty met 1T the Central school on Friday
evening and elected the following officers
to serve during the ensuing year: Presi-
dent. Frank II. Corp; vice-president,
George ID. Wilson; secretary, Samuel
Houser: treasurer. Seth Morford. editor,
Charles Thornton; doorkeeper, Enroll r.
Cabanski: marshal, William w. Fees.
Owing to The election Of officers, which
consumed considerable time the regular
programme Of the society was somewhat
shortened. The following are the selections
rendered.
Reading. s'rse Crisis Van smith
Debate--ke.oissd. THAT the scheme Of depor:
fne the negroes 70 the central portion OF Africa.
for the parpose oil civilizing the natives. IL
communicable
Anirlastsve--H o. waltz and Ralph Andrews.
NeEative-Frank H. copp and L X. cahanski.
The debate was decided In favor OF the neg
alive.
EMERSON LITERARY SOCIETY.
The. Emerson Literary Society OF the
South school held very interesting meet
ing and social Friaay evening. More than
hundred scholars from the grammar
grades and several teachers were present.
The evening was spent in social games.
fancy marches, etc., after which refresh
ments were served and the following ex-
ceIlent programme rendered.
Piano solo. .E........., Storm at Sea-
Alice Alger
Recitation .........s.... smack In school,
Jessie Espiin.
Essay. .4.................Em Immigrants 10 the West"
Mary Zeck.
song. ................ ss,..... Hush Little Baby
Willie Ask.
Recitation ......s....s.s........ Resignation
Adelaide Burke
Piano solo .-........s........ Ellen Olsen
~
Rosie Finnigan.
Piano solo 49,. !. ss......s.s.s.s. .Gertic butler
Address TO the Emerson society .s....
..-......s........... Principal J. d. Atkinson
WHIST cLUB.
The Japdasoia Whist Club, composed OF
eight ladies and eight gentlemen. are play
ing series OF seven games. At the close OF
which the two ladies and two gentleman
1nt fvsrv ho t<<.xs IN .sx H..
club banquet They have now played six
games and the excitement runs high. Last
Wednesday evening the club was enter
taiiied ut the residence of Mr. and Mrs. X.
w. Jones, on Clara street. and an enjoyable
evening WAS spent The members OF the
club are Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.. Gagxam,
Mr.. and Mrs. George Donworth, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. II. Barnes, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Boutwell,, Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Jones, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Il. Patterson, Mr.. and
Mrs. J.. G. Gilman, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. y.
Blaine.
TURN yEREtNs.
The dramatic section of the Seattle Turn
verein, recently organized, win give per-
formances at Turner hall upon the first
sunday OF each month. The next play,
entitled How To Lose Mothers-in.law.
viii Reproduced Sunday evening. February
:, and cordial invitation il extended TO
friends 10 he present. The following mem
bers viii assume the leading roles in the
play; Mrs. Linderman, Mrs. wicy, Miss
Wicy. Mr.. q. overweg, Mr.. overweg and
others. A dance will follow the perform
ance. Ii is the intention OF the society 10
engage professional actors In the Fast
soon, when comedies. operettas and dramas
win he rendered in English
PHEASANT RECEPTION.
Yesterday evening Mr.. ]. II. Atkinson.
principal. and Miss Jennie Lombard. vice
principal. of the South school, at the home
OF tho latter. i,iiT Washington street. gave
q reception TO the pupils of the eighth
grade, A class, who are now prepared TO
enter the High school. The evening was
passed very enjosahly in the way OF social
games, music. ehsrades, recitations,
speeches ard refreshments. The members
III the class present were Julia and An-
ME orth. Mamie Morris Lizzie Boyd.
Anna BerYsy. Annie MeEschern, Gnsta
1ottste,n, Sara Levy. Alice Cox. Ruins
Johnston, James Wilson. George Allen
and j. Chris Johnston.
ALsTnXSasftS SOCIETY.
The weekly meeting og the Alethenonian
Society OF the University vas largely at
trisitnsi Frssiav Tho fa3lowinp axesifrat