, 1892-06-07
GLASS DAYS CLOSE.
Programs Of The Literary Socie-
ties, at The Institute.
Address by Rev. w. P. George, of
SeattIe--"Brain and Brawn.''
His Snbject--Other Exercises of
the Week..FrIdav,s Servtces.

SeattIe--ssBrain and Brawn.,s
His Snbject--Other Exercises of
the Week.-FrIdaY's Services.
Another number in the exercises of the
closing week at the Olympia Collegiate In
stitute was the JOINT programme of the Di-
dascalion and Crescent Literary societies,
which was given in the assembly room of
the institute Monday evening.
The room was tastefully decorated and
more than $50 people gathered within the
walls of the college building. Mr.. Ander-
son rendered an excellent cornet solo, and
was followed by Misses Barr and Coving-
ton in vocal duet entitled 30, That we
Two were Maying," Miss Wakeman,
Miss Snow, Miss Chilberg and Mr.. Fisher
showed superior ability in their declama-
tiOns, and David Crandall in his essay on
"The Temperament" evidenced much
thought. Piano solos by Miss Nellie
Brown and Miss Phipps delighted the
audience and the vocal duet by Misses
Wakeman and Sulliger were greeted with
applause.
The Rev. Mr.. George, of Seattle, ad-
dressed the young men on brain and
Brawn," showing that the history of the
world demonstrated the great truth that
| brain always wins. He made elaborate
| quotations from history in proof of this
fact. "The purer the brain, +" he said, "the
more subtle and powerful its work. Sim
! pie knowledge puffs up, but charity love
and purity, build up. Purify the heart,
and you clarity the brain"
| This evening the class day exercises will
] take nIapp the fOl1Oxnya1 n
musical recital by Miss COvington.
ToNIGHT's PROGRAM.
This evenings program is as follows:
Overture, (Dichter and Bauer) Brunner-
! Misses Brown and Barr.
Cossack's March, Gillis-Laura Rose.
OriOle Waltz, Yates-Edna Robertson
"There are None Like to Thee" Hope
Temple-COra Covington.
Polka de Concert, Andrews - Eta
Phipps.
IdyL(sabbath Mornl spencer-Ida Toen
ner.
Trio, .'Morn is Beginning" Rossini-
Misses Barr, Snow and Cora CoyingtOn.
Ca) Hungarian Bridal Procession, March
Greig.
(b) Grand Waltz, Chopin-Lula Hunger
ford.
Song of the Skylark," Mendelssohn
Glee Club.
(a) Musette, Bach; (b) Dreamland Waltz
Folsom, Carrie Ford.
Spinning Song" Spindler Mrs. Car
penter.
THE Love of Old" Name, Irena Snow.
Fifth Nocturne, Leybach, Nellie Brown
Jerusalem" Parker, Jessie NJ. Barr.
Waltz de Concert, Mattel, Misses Phipps
and Toellner.
Character Song, "We'll Have to Mort
gage the Farm, Lockwood, Misses Flor
ence Mann, Jessie Barr, Irena Snow, Ada
Brown and Cora CoYington, assisted by
Prof. Ferguson.
The annual meeting of the board OF
trustees will take place on Wednesday
afternoon, at which the faculty will bt
elected for the ensuing year. In the even
ing the commencement exercises will take
place in the theater with an address to the
seniors by Rev. @. L. Diven.
There will be an all day meeting of fasting
and prayer at the M. e. church on Friday
The order of the services will be changed
every hour, commencing at 10 am. anc
continuing to pm. From 10 to IL am
devotional services; II to II am, preach
ing by the pastor. Subject: "How to OBJ
tain religious experience :"
From II to PM, devotional service
to pm, love feast; 1 to 8 PM, preach
ing by Evangelist Bell; subieet: 9Th,
Baptism of the Holy Ghost" :" 8 to4p.m.
conservation. Ali sister churches and the
public are cordially invited to this service
1t would save confusion if persons woulc
come at the beginning of the hour, as there
Will be an intermissiOn of five minutes be-
tween each hour for any enter or leave.
The alumni business meeting follows or
Thursday, with the banquet in the evening