The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-19

regular meeting are 70 be regarded as charter
members, and thereafter those who have ut any
time beeu connected with any department OF
the university may become members upon .
two-tkirds vote BY ballot OF the members at
tending any regular meeting. The officers shall
be: President, vice president and secretary and
treasurer, who shall constitute the executive
committee, TO direct and manage the affairs OF
the club Regular meetings shall be held quar-
terry about the first of days OF July, October,
January and April. Regular annual dues shall
be Is, and ten active members shall constitu'e
quorum. The order of business provides ior
social, literary ana musical exercises The CLUB
then elected officers for the ensuing year, and
Mr.. Joseph Shipper was elected president M1.
I. G. Tyler, vice president, ana Mr.. George "a.
Preston, secretary and treasurer. After remarks
by the officers and other members concerning
the aims and objects OF the club, reso-
lutivns were unanimously adopted tnss
the secretary be directed 70 COM
municate TO the secretary of Harvard university
the fact OF the organization of this CLUB, ana
that il desires to be advised at any time IN WHAT
way IL can promote the interests OF the uni
versity; and that the secretary communicate 70
the officers of the Harvard Club OF the North
west the fact OF this organization ana tnat u
desires to affiliate and co operate with fnat ciuo
in the most cordial manner. and that the presl-
ident be requested 70 organize the musieai tai
ent of the club, as its membership embraces
some Quite equal to rendering its meetings at
tractiye with both instrumental ana vocal
music At the conclusion of the business the
members repaired to the dining-room to partake
of lunch, which was followed by singing of
college songs and general good time before ad-
journment As some Harvard men were unable
To attend, Il is thought the membership will be
increased to thirty. The next regular meeting
will occur in the fail, but previous thereto the
xusf hv<ia a han
of the Harvard Club Of the Northwest, to be held
at Tacoma in August
RfdgeIey Lodge Entertainment.
Some of the ladies of st. Marks church COM
bined with the members OF Ridgeley Lodge, No.
6, Daughters of Rebekah, last Thursday evening,
ut Odd Fellows hall, North Seattle, and made it
quite interesting TO those who were present to
witness the programme and enjoy the dancing.
Mrs. Williams sang solo entitled 'The Gyp-
sies," Miss Rebs Kirkpatrick gave recitation
entitled "Home, sweet Home" Mrs. Fannie p.
Gage rendered q solo which so pleased the audi
ence that she was recalled, and Mr.. Gibbons
sang solo. The audience was then treated to
q Shakespearixn burlesque, in which Miss
Teress Randall, Miss Rebe Kirkpatrick, Miss
l. Bruins and Mrs. Williams took part and
highly entertained their hearers. The door
was then cleared and to the splendid music OF
the orchestra all who desired TO avail them
selves of the opportunity enjoyed good dancing
until IL O'Clock. The ladies OF 81. Marks church
and others who assisted in making the evening
pass SO pleasantly were kindly thanked by the
master of ceremonies on the part of Ridgely
lodge, and the hope was expressed that none
too often could they meet on such occasions.
Among those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John
F. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs w. /. Ames, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Leland, Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Knott.
Mr. and Mrs. 7. r. Farr. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
and
Mrs. D. w. Gross, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Roland,
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. l. n.
Msrtell, Mr. and Mrs. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mrs Fannie P.Gage,
Miss Olive Manning, Miss Mollie Walch, Miss
Edith V. Simon. Miss Lulu NJ. Brown, Miss Dora
Walsworth, the Misses May and Ida Sprague,
Miss Erie Latimer, Miss Maude Pierce, the
Misses kirkpatrick, Miss Corinne b. Leland,
Miss johnson, Miss Robson, Mr.. g. H. Wood
house, Mr.. NJ. Longuet, Mr.. J. olcovich, Mr.. ]. C.
Rose, Mr.. II. Glib, Mr.. +. A. Johnson, Mr.. c. B.
Walsworth, Mr.. A V. Gray, Mr.. Jacobson, Mr..
G. Robson, Mr.. l. J. Robson, Mr.. H. Souder,
Mr.. F. A. McRae, Mr.. w. Buck, and Mr.. William
Pierce.
Cartain Spaulding's Clambake.
Captain A. P. spauldings elambake at Eagle
Harbor last Sunday was a very enjoyable affair.
About forty invited guests participated. The
party YVES towed over by the tug Wasp, on q
Rogers entertained them on the way over with
recital of number OF his sailor yarns. At the
picnic grounds various sports were INDUCED
in, and Captain Rogers again distinguished him
self by taxing the first heat in the old mems
race. o. A. schade filed protest on the ground
that Captain spaulding held him back, allowing
Captain Rogers 10 beat him. Finally it was
agreed to run again, but Captain Rogers
gave out in the second heat and Mr.
Schade was declared the winner. Then
there was a race between the married
women and one between the girls, but the result
of those contests was not made public. Captain
Rogers says that the lady who won challenged
Captain spaulding for race but he dare not
accept The party feasted on clam chowder,
clam soup ana clans served in every conceivable
style, besides various other edibles which the
members of the party had taken along. 1t was
long after dark when the happy crowd returned
10 the city. Following are the names of those
In the party: Captain and Mrs. A. p. Spauldng
Captain and Mrs. n. L. Rogers, Mr.. aud Mrs H.
Sheahan Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Schade, Mr. and
Mrs. b. f. Tabbutt, Mrs. J. T. Wallace, Mrs. h.
7. Drisko, Mrs. A. Huson, Mr.. and Mrs r. Fitz-
henry, Miss Laura Miller, Miss Birdie Fitz-
henry, Miss Kitty Foster, Miss May spauldng
Miss Carrie Tabbutt, Miss Carrie Miller Miss
Abbe spauldng, Miss Mabel sheahan, Miss
Laura Schade, Captain George C. spauld-
ing, Captain K. A. Campbell, Captain H. Leigh
ton, Mr.. II. b. Drisko. Mr.. w. +. Drisko, Mr.
George schaar. MI George Fitzhenry, Mr.. Frank
Miller, Mr.. Lucian CavRlha. Mr. Guy Drisko,
Mr.. Amos Tabbutt, Mr.. NGcie Fitzhenry, Nj
John Fitzhenry, Mr. Elton Drisko, Mr.. o. A.
sehade, jr., Mr.. P. spauiding, jr., and Mr.
Frank Rogers.
A Coming Lawn Festival.
The central division OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the First NJ. Z. church will give lawn
festival on FRIDAY evening, July "a. at the resi-
~ NJ ay,4
Third and University streets. The handsome
lawn will be dotted with tents and booths of
every description, while the trees overhead will
be hung with various colored lanterns 1t is the