The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

Olympia has her Potlatch Club. her
Woman's Club and other social organ,xa-
tons, but another institution of particular
interest has been recently added in the
form of . musical rendezvous. where the
lovers OF the lyric art may find refresh
ment
The parlor musicales instituted by Mrs.
s. n. 4. Jones are . good thing. and will
undoubtedly prove public benefit here.
A programme is now being arranged for
. parior concert to Be given at Hotel Olym-
pia in week or two. in which the best Of
Olympia, Seattle and Tacoma talent will
participate. The proceeds are to be applied
towards purchasing grand piano for the
hotel--an ingenious and praiseworthy idea
that merits encouragement
PRESBYTERIAN rREssYTERr.
The session OF the Presbyterian Presby-
terry of Olympia. was held 1t the Presby-
terrain church in this city from Tuesday
night until Thursday evening. DR.. j. r
Thompson. of Vancouver, was the moder-
ator. Several young clergymen were Or
dained. and one hcentiate preached his
first discourse. Revs. 81. G.. Mann. w. A.
Mackey, +. r. Young. Il. Il. Diiworth, A..
Mckenzie. T. J. Weeks u. w. Brown, w.
b. Williams, ID. Thomas, u. II. Muliin. T.
G. Wiilert, were present; also two natives
who represented the Puyailup Indian res
ervatlon.
CONCERTS or THE wEEK.
There Was scarcely standing rom at the
cornet concert Of the Levy Stars on Tues
day night The boys in the balcony, how
ever, we're quite too noisy and numerous
for the comfor. of many whose apprecia-
ton of the grand tones OF music was
marred by their incongruous and inces-
SAINT whistiing and juvenile applause.
The -boom" performawce of the Fisk
Juhilee Singers on Thursday night was
more in accordance with the juveniles and
all others who attended.
AN ELOQUENT CLERGYMAN
Rev. q. A. Landen. OF this city. delivered
the opening address before the Methodist
clergymen at their convention in Tacoma
on Tuesday. His subject related to
wonan's foreign missions. He spoke OF
the iabors of Joan OF Arc. Ciothiida, De-
bora. Esther aad other noted women Of
history.
INCIDENTAL
The local Y. NJ. C. A are to hold An i'm
por,ant meeting on Wednesday evening
next.
The manager Of the new Hotel Olympia
viii give . grand opening bah May 1.
Among the new and noted arrivals in the
Capital city Is young Master Williamson,
son oil Mr.. and Mrs Charles Williamson.
Who Was born on Tuesday Last
PERSONALS.
Mr. O. G. White. state printer. visited Sc
AID on Wednesday.
M ]. 4. Calder. of Mcntesano, was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
Judge Raleigh Scott. Of Portland. was in
the city Friday. on legal business.
Fred :. Holmes. Of this city, has been
appointed private secretary to the coIiecto,
Of customs at Port Townsend
Captain r. b. Johnson. editor OF the
wsila wsiIa Uasea. dropped in on oiym-
psa hurriedly Thursday morning.
Professor z b. Bryan. state superin-
tendcnf Of schools. Is absent visiting the
surrounding towns ~ Gray . harhor-
Mr. William NJ. Chsndle-. late assistant
clerk OF the House Of Representatives. left
for his home IN Whitman county on Tues
day.
Hon. Edward calIow. Of Kgmiiche. vas in
Olympia on Thursday. He says Mason
county ia al excitement over the subject Of
railroads.
Heu- Henry L. Wilson. 81 Spokane
Falls. brothsE OF Congressman John l.