The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-18

""s my A"ssfc1. having ABOUT 5000
memoersl The society now has csasses in
0erman. rench and stenography. II IL
proposed ITO start others a. soon ~ A.
rsngsmsn.s for rooms can be made. Some
are pianrtng TO build house that will
come up % the requirements on lots near
Innisy Church. Although this society 10
connected With the Episcopal church. no
mention made Of the fact, and young
ladies of!aI denominations are invited.
It's object. being to uphold women both
intellectually aud spiritually. After re-
iseshnenfs. consisting of ice cream and
cake. had been served. there was
some daNcin8 by the young ladies.
Among those present were. Miss Harring-
ton, Misc: Mamie Harrington. Miss May
Dryer, MSS Burgess. Miss Lewis, Miss
Pentecost; Miss Wilkinson, Miss Clark,
Miss Ryder. Miss Ryder, Miss Murray,
Miss Fiork Mcdonald, Miss Cooper, Miss
Moves. MS Hunt. Miss Braden, Miss
buckmasatr, Miss Smith, Miss Wroe,
Miss Cretmer, Miss Florence Creemer.
Misses us3sfoovage, Miss Shumway, MISS
luton. Mss Adcock, Misses Church, Miss
Savage, Mss Worisy. Miss Bell. Miss Ayi-
win, Missile Wolf. Misses Paiiies. Miss
Hoover. sdisses O'Brien, Miss Kulling,
Miss vietS, Misses Stotler, Miss Freeman,
Miss Corn1iius, Miss Levake. Miss Burke,
Misses Wsrd. Miss Maude Braden, Miss
Rushesforp. Miss White. Miss cosper, Miss
Mullen. Miss kidder, Miss Myhan, Miss
Taylor. Miss Desimavais, Miss Waite, Miss
Daisie LsTion. Mrs. Palmer. Mrs. Melon
aid. Mrs.1 Emerson. Mrs. Morley. Mrs.
Bell. Mrs. Ringau. Mrs Steeb. Mrs. Taylor.
Ws.ld's Fair and the East.
Monday afternoon the largest train vet
sent out III. the Worlds fair and the East
left the Northern Pacitt depot. There
was sboarT large party Of Tscomans. in
Guiding mtny school teachers. Nearly all
had arranted to visit the Worlds fair on
arriving a Chicago Friday morning. In
the special and regular tourist cars there
were supplies In baskets and hampers
sufficient u, sustain small camp commits
sary tor two weeks or more. One lady had
two large toast chickens. two pounds OF
coffee, tin coffee pots and tin plates and
cups. all ,sf which--the tlnwsre-was to
10 thrown away on nearing Chicago.
Several pSssessed . like amount Of tin
ware. This warrants the belief that some
enterprisirig tin plate man will dis
cover . pine along the Wisconsin
Central n@ar Chicago during some sub
sequent eEoch. Among the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. 6. w. Brenner, Mr..
and Mrs.. c. A. Bliss. Miss Mabanira
Shrubsole.s Miss Fay Fuller. Mrs.
Thomas Simmons. Master Wheeler Sam
mons. Miss Cowden, Mias Forbes, Miss
Amanda forbes. Miss Caroline Carroll.
Miss Kelly Miss Nettis Kelly. Miss Angie
Rice. Mist Cunningham. Miss lie Prad,
Mr.. c. HI Barlow, Mrs. Cranston, Miss
Cranston, Miss Genevieve Bush. Miss
kato leo Hardy, Miss Elsic ]. Couch,
Miss MARGARET koutx. Miss Winnifred
Gale. Prpf Alvin Wheeler. Mr..
Harold Holmes. Mr.. Fred Conden,
Miss Maid Peeke. Mr.. and Mrs.
Resting, Mr. Kelly, Mrs. johnson. Before
leaving Ms Bremen was presented with
$40 gold piece watch charm, with ono
side smoots,ed and with this inscription:
Presented to G. w. Bremen by his fellow
employees sof Gross Brothers, Tacoma,
WASH. Juss 10. isas."
Tsc.sma Hotei Opening Hop.
Thursday evening the opening hop was
given at tsc Taeoma and was very de-
lightful aneir. This first one was full
dress hop, j,nd after this there will be one
OF this chatacier given every month. The
Others will; be held on Saturday evenings
On Thursday evening among those who
received we're: Mrs. Frank Clark. Mrs.
Nelson Bshnet.. Mrs. Bowers and Mrs
Baldwin. There was programme Of
twelve dan{,cs. after which no extras were
played. Turing the latter part Of the
evening refreshments we're served. Among
those prestn. were: Mrs. &. J. Kershaw,
Miss kcrsf;aw. Miss Mabel kcrshaw. Mr..
Leavenwof:h kershaw. Miss Amy Bur
nett. Of SETTLE; Mr.. Norden. Miss Norden.
Miss Grigxs, Miss Lucy Griggs. Miss
Phillips. .of Olympia; Mr.. K. Il.
origgs. NEr. and Mrs. J. Seeiey. Mrs.
Fred smish. pr. and Mrs. Baldwin.
Mr.. and Ms. J. c. Brockenhrough, jr., Mr..
Frank C,aEs. Mr.. A. T. Prichari. Mr.. H.
:. rhomas. jr.. Miss Mitchell. Mr.. L. J.
Fransiold. ;Mis, Lane. Mr.. George Lane,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hyde. Mr.. +. Wolf. Mr..
George Waite, Mr.. NJ. Tytler. Mr.. +. Il.
Wright. Mss Underwood. Miss Helen
Woodruff. Miss Knowles. of Philadelphia,
Rev. NJ. i. {. Lacey. Mss Seymour. Miss
Jessie Seymour. Miss Macdonald. Mr.. ".
r. Best. Ir. \. y. Wright. Mr.. Walter
Harvey. Sir. Norbert ouimettc. Mr.. J.
Anderson, Mr.. sydney Hummer. Mr.. T.
Y. Tyler. YE. Harry sharpe. Miss Bowen.
sshooi Days Are over.
On MONDAY and Tuesday evenings we're
held the posing exercises AZ the Annie
Wright SCI ;s'nary. In spite % the cold on
Monday evening the class day exercises
were held outdoors. where were also
gathered some OF the friends Of those
present. Sae members Of the graduating
sifss weres Mss AIeline A Piats, Miss
Lena Nai!on. Mss Stella Applegase, Miss
Ethelyn MASON, Miss Sarah Taylor. Miss
Frank o,tsand. Miss Msssci Huatoon,
Miss sophia feek. Niss Henrietta Ayres
Mss Asuye Porter. After the exercises
ora Moadiy evening there was a party
gwen at tive seminary On Tuesday even
Ing mus: aie was given; there VAS also
an address, nv the Rev. Dean Richmond
Bahhiss. i:aen the silver snd gold badge
ccrtiticatc4 were awarded. The diplomas
were confssrrcd by bishop Paddock. the
names being called bv Rev. 7. t. Lacey
A rceepl;os, Was held later ia the evening
rs~a,.ss Musicians 1T the Fair.
The Laises' Musical Club OF Tacoma. ..
a srecial Meeting held on Saturday. tane
10 decided to send delegate 10 represent
their club ~ the Congress of musical clubs
=, the Wasid's fair. Mss Pauline Bengel,
one Of Thomas leading psanists. was
chosen 90 represent the esah aad sss!s, a;
the eonee.s which takes place June II
Besides Mss Rengci Mrs. l. c, Mas.nson
and Mrs. Z. AcDaaiels, Of Tacoma, viii
lender sol@s az this concert.