The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-02-21

ae Ayrault. Mr.. and Mrs. z. n. ouimette,
bliss ouimette, Mr. D. v. Tyler, Mr.. C. B. Nib
lock, Mrs. Sherman, Miss Sherman Miss Say
mour' Mr.. w. L. Best, Mr. F. o. Reed, Mrs.
Phiipot Miss Philpot, Miss Macrae, Mrs. Mayn-
ara, MI u. q. Maynard, Rev. and Mrs. John
lows HIS, Rev. and Mrs. Lemuel Wells, Nj. b.
Higgins.
Puget Sound University Entertainment.
Last evening the literary society Of the Puget
SOUND university gave an entertainment to the
ilienos OF the society, in which the following
ment being the costumes of the speakers, which
were typical Of the period which the speakers
represented:
ofaGfi o,nnsaIer Before Its Discovery by
orasiOn-"America From 1892 1920; -.
orasiOn-"Americ. From i6aoia IL; !" cs''A
oratiOn-"Amerca From I7s5-l77e" $3.50. q. n0'0
p;.,. Mr.. r. NJ. Halsted
orstio noio Miss Temple
o,.t;o. MI. G. Caushran
Essay-"America From 1857 ISIS" ............
o.,..-;....----......-. Miss Mullen
a. .A.nai oetn.. ....-...Mr- L. ). Handeacker
orasion-"America From 1sl51s4s" .....
oration-"America From 1913 1867 ..........
oration-"America From 1855 ise2' -.
M. A M. Hoyey
Essay-"Gcorge washingto -. Miss Berkmaf
"usic-"Amerlca .-.-...-...... .Glee Club
In Commemoration of Washington.
In commemoration of the birth OF George
Washington the Irving Society last evening
rendered the following programme in the audi
forum of the Bryant high school:
Music High School Orchestra
oration-"Coonial Hardships": ............
Musie-"Hearts' Wishes. Miss Mabel Higgins
Observation-Disclosures Washington ...e..
Nu.ic-apiis,;;, T.,ho,. Miss Msude crimson 1se,a
Narrative-'Coionialc Customs" :,;:..:.:.
Recitation-"Liberty Calf. .......... :.
Oration-"Eulogy on Washington" ..........
Met. Mr. Arlnin V. Kalendorn
Recitation-aThe Little Black Eyed Rebel. 0'
.-..-........--..-.....Mis Miss Mabel Macfarlans
UU1cnesIta'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
49,. ......--''.'''.-.''-
The Tacoma Young Peoples Societies.
The Young Peoples Societies OF Christian En-
deayor met Tuesday evening at the First Presby-
terrain church. The societies now have $50 mem
bers. programme was rendered as follows:
Scripture reading. $500. Miss Hattie F. Stocking
Prayer. -............ Mr.. Alexander Thomson
Messrs. Edgerton, Merritt, McLafFerty and Colby
Quar;ette ..............--..
Messrs French, Roberts Mann and Stacy
"The Duties OF a Corresponding Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss Bourne
Address. Professor c. A. Stanley
Observation-Disclosures Fellowship" ..
................M Mr.. II. Willis Carr, of Seattle
"cHristian Growth....:..Mr. john G. McIauT r
Amateur Opera Next.
The various committees in charge of the local
amateur opera company, which will give an ex-
hibition February &C. and which is to be called
the "lEsthetic Flower Show" are busily at work
completing the details The ladies who are
painting the signs to be hung on the outside of
the street cars promise to astonish the public
with their cloth posters, and anticipate that
Germsnia hall is going to be crowded as a result
of their efforts. Mrs. Savage has completed an
extensive number of stanzas Of topical interest,
which show great merit, and which cause some
people to smile who are not "hit."
Personal and Chat.
DR.. G. V. Calhoun was here Monday.
Miss Dickinson lef: this last week for the
East.
Mr. Frank Clark left on Monday for San Fran
cisco.
Miss Ferry, of Olympia, was in the city yes
terday.
Judge Frank Allyn has returned from North
Yakima.
Mr. John W. Hanna was present at the masquer-
ade ball.
The Whist Club did not meet last week at Mrs.
Loekwood's. The prevailing epidemic, Ia grippe,
seems to have played havoc with the members