The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-02

at the residence of Mrs Capt J. Z Nichob
Another ladies' circle has just been organized
at Lake Washington, under the direction
OF Mr. A. ]. Smoke, an aIumna, and the follow
Ing ladies have united with It: MrG Abbie
Fripk, Mrs. s. w. Parsons. Mrs. W. H. Hayes,
Mrs. l. W. Smoke. Mrs. S. J. Holmes, MrA A. b.
Notion. Mrs. Bertha L. Fiske
The Queen Anne circle was newly organized
ct the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.. Everett 6imp-
SON on Wednesday evening with about twelve
members. They will meet on alternate Wednes-
day evenings
The Tyes circle organized last Wednesday,
meeting in the First Presbyterian church. Mr..
Eben s. Osborne, one Of the board OF manage
ment Of the assembly, is the prime mover IN
working up this new circle. Already they have
twenty applications signed and more are ex-
pected They will meet every "wednesday even
ing. The following are the members: Mr.. and
Mrs Eben S. Osborne, Mr. and Mrs George A.
Virtue. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Myers. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. d. Curtis, Misses Hattie and Kate Girls
void. Sarah Cameron. Grace E. Laney, Ruth
Cole, Mrs. +. c. Laney, Charles E. Crane aud MI.
David A. Galley.
The Columbian Circle 10 the name OF the new
circle which organized Thursday evening in the
parlors OF Plymouth church. Rev. Wallace Nut
ting gave q prelude to his sermon the week pre-
ceding on the 'chautauqua Idea" He said ne
recognized Chautauqua circle as great bless
ing TO any community. About 100 were present
twenty-five signed applications, and as many
more win be brought in at the next meeting. 1t
10 proposed to have this circle all place in the
central part OF the city, and any persons inter
ested are invited to join. Next Wednesday even
ing Is the first meeting The officers will then
be elected, the committee of instruction ap-
pointed and work outlined for the month to
come. There will be "Round Table, talk on
matters of interest Those who have already
Joined, and others present who intend to do 30,
were: Rev. and Mrs Wallace Nutting, Hon. J.
T. Ronald and wife. Hon. J. W. Fairbank and
wife, Nh. and Mrs. Joseph shipper, DR.. E. ".
Young, Judge and Mrs. W. d. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. h. Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Gordon, MI.
and Mrs. Wilson Denny, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. CAL
vert, Mr.. aud Mrs. Burt j. Humphrey, Mrs N.
Murphy, Mr.. and Mrs. d. d. Harger, Mrs 8. l.
Drew, Mr.. and Mrs. N. d. Brand, Mrs. Rose
Pauley, Mr.. and Mrs. Franc p. Lee. Mrs. H. Ellen
McCulloch, MI. and Mre. +. d. Crandall, MI. and
Mrs. stoddard. Messrs c. Leon Mears, E. c.
Baird, II. c. Hills, W. D. Conner, John E. Aver,
Ernest S. Lyons. Paul Land, Misses Alice n. Orr,
Jessie Z. Hurd. Imogene Peck. Martha Armour,
Lila S. Huey, May Banks, Emma A. Shumway,
Jessie Banks, Carrie II. Shumway, Frances Mack
intosh, Eva Maude Campbell, Lillian Fairbank,
Blanche Treen, Amy George. Secretary Fair
bank reports great activity around the Sound.
In Tacoma the three old circles have all re-
organized. One new one OF twenty members
Ut work, another Of fifteen to organize on Tues
day, another one of the same number 1t the
Excelsior suburb. A circle is also begun in Old
Whatc0m, one in Sehome and one in Fairhaven,
each OF about twenty-five members. Prof. J. N.
Hit, the county superintendent of schools, 10
Chautauqua alumnus and promises to dot
Whatcom county with circles.
From Olympia comes word from City Super
intendent of Schools b. w. Brintnall that the
circle had reorganized there and new one in
prospect. Castle Rock, Gilman, Puyallup and
New Westminster have all organized new
circles.
On Thursday evening there will be q meeting
in the parlors OF the First NJ. E. church, corner
Madison and Third streets, to organize . circle,
Dr. w. p. George presiding.