The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-17

mrs. J. g Mitchell. Miss Hoyt. Miss Allan.
MISS Lizzie Russell, Miss Callie Gillette.
piss Maggie Russell, Miss Bernice Foster.
MISS Nina Foster, Miss Ida A Springstead.
MISS Mamie Morse. Miss Ida Luff. Miss
Annie Russell. Miss Archie Stetson, Miss
huby Bray. Miss Kate ConIey, Miss
Emma sieckart, Miss Haekie Lam
oon, Miss Z. McGraw, Miss Allie
hood, Miss Belle Hood, Miss Jennie
hilbert, Miss Amy Gilbert, Miss Nellie
hansen. Miss Cioe Hansen, Miss MoIlie
Jenny. Mrs. G. CottreIl, Miss Mckinney.
MISS Fannie Tout, Miss Sallie Clark. Miss
Maude Stull, Miss Ollie Manning.
MISS Maggie Moore, Miss Calligan.
MISS Clarke. Miss Maude Clouyh.
ar. A. Feek, Mr.. w. j. Lilliman. Mr..
Jams K. Hayden, Mr.. Max Louguet. Mr..
W d. Finck. Mr.. Joe Ring. Mr.. John Iry.
ing. Mr.. j. G. Smith. Mr.. w. B. Shaw. Mr..
=. e. Middleton. Mr.. r. Schoenfeld. Mr.. r
MacCartan, MIR. A. Gottschalk. Mr..
george Holcomb. Mr.. William Calvert. Mr..
GEORGE +. Cotierill. Mr. Charles Applegate.
Mr.. Richard Aggasiz. Mr.. Robert Nc
Mahon. Mr.. Yoodard, Mr.. Edgar de
Mers, Mr.. T. Dwight, Mr.. sam Irwin. Mr..
Z. D. Hughes. Mr.. A. H Shreve. Mr.. law
Z. Alien, Mr.. Edgar de Mers, Mr.. +. C. An
plegate, Mr.. o Mally, Mr.. J. Lent, Mr.. G. II.
Woodhouse, Mr. w. Fl. Chenoweth. Mr..
Charles Keller. Mr.. A. Bell, Mr.. John
BONN, Mr.. g. G. Faust, DIR. Sidney H.
Knowles. Mr.. Ed Bennett, Mr.. Link Pal
mer. Mr.. Charles L. Darst, Mr.. c. f. Feek
Mr.. Lent Muffitt, Mr.. A. Jackson, Mr.. A.
7. Ambrose.
SONS OF MAINE PICNIC.
Last Thursday the natives of the state Of
Maine. now residents of Washington. gave
picnic at Mercer island. The First Rspi-
ment band furnished the music Al repast
was served at O'Clock. and q pavilion was
arranged for dancing. At o'clock Mr..
III. w. Lovejoy called the assemblage to
order. S. F. Coombs acted as secretary.
george Donworth, as POSTMASTER, made
an opening address, after which the speak.
ers delivered discourses as follows:
"rhe Old State. Mainer G. Gt,m.n
seattle. the Queen City"
.rs. Sheriff John H. McGraw
Inc sons ana Daughters OF Maine as Pio-
New England Mr. po1 Tnrsor
THE New State, Washington" ...........'
-..-..-.--.-.--- Fred Rice Rowell
After the addresses a business meeting
was held and a committee on organization
was appointed to report at meeting to be
neid at the Chamber of Commerce on next
Saturday evening. The committee are:
MI .. +. Coombs, Mr.. John H. McGraw,
Mr.. Fred Rice Rowell, Mr.. A. s. Miller and
MT. Robert Calligan. The attendance was
about 500. Among those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hazsitine, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. &. Towne, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rice Ro-
well, Mr.. and Mrs. George Donworth, Mr..
ana Mrs. Robert CalIigan, Mr. O. G. Nc
Grau Mr. n n
Bean, Mr.. l.. w. Getcheil, Mr.. s. T..
Coombs, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Miller, DR..
and Mrs. j. P. Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H. McGraw, Miss McGraw, Captain
Nichols, Captain Gilmore, Mr. w. H. Ken
niston, and Mr.. George w. vining and
daughter.
ART RECEPTION.
Next Thursday, in the conservatory of
the art building, Miss Coan and Miss Bell
give an art reception, exhibiting their own
and their pupils work in painting and
carving. Miss Bell is recently from Oak
land, Cal. Her speciality is wood-carving
and china painting. Her pupils have exc
cuted some very crediIable work in the
Royal Worcester, Vienna and Hungarian,
as well as in their wood-carving, where
their talent is in that line. Miss Coan has
Mrs. Edward Terry will exhibit her work
in wood-carving, the best of which is con-
sdered an oak cabinet for china. Mrs. ].
G. Scurry. Miss Furth. Miss Sido Furth,
Miss Helen Mcknight and Miss Louise
Harrington are among those who will have
exhibitions OF work. Miss Coan will have
exhibitions from nature, still life, heads
and figures from life, and pencil and char
coal sketches.
GOLDEN WEDDING.
The relatives. friends aud members of
the church of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Bagley
gathered together at the First Methodist
Protestant church last Friday night to
celebrate the anniversary of their fftieth
wedding day. As Mr.. and Mrs. Bagley sat
in honored places, side by side. the
thought expressed by the words of coup
let suggested itself to the observers mind:
IAN old age serene and bright,
And lovely az a Lspland's night"
There was striking similarity in the
countenance of the aged pair, especially in
the expressions. which gave evidence of
The occasion was both pathetic and enjoy
able. suggesting past, present and future
Honored they were in the present. Hon.
ored not only by the love and respect of
their children. but by the love and respect
of all who know them.
TEACHERS ENTERTAINMENT.
The following programme was rendered
at the Denny school, as the closing exer-
cises of the teachers institute:
Instrumental music ...........-. Miss Amesbury
Recitation .........-... -. Miss Agnes DIVER
Recitation ........ Miss Gertrude Wakeman
songs-.The Stream" and The Little Brown
Thrush" Mss Kellum's Glass
Reeftation-"Parting Lovers Iven Yates
Recitatinn-"A Boy. Glen Tnygerson
Song-.Eerry sunshine Olive Ems rson
Song -.Thumpkins," Miss Olive Emerson and
....s...--.... Miss Ella Koch
Recitation-"In the Closet Ollie 0uiette
Diaiogue-"Piayins Elders" Two girls
Recitation-''A Boys Complaint
1870. Burton Jacobs
cborns-.Do You Know How MANY Stars" and