The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-02-19

car line. At the beginning of the Chau
tauquan year the Olympus circle was di-
vided into two divisions, No. and No. 2.
for contest over the questions in the
Choutds9ua., the victors to be enter
tanned by the defeated side. Division No.
? will be bsnqueted Tuesday evening at
the above-named place. Members Of the
circle are requested to meet promptly st
$50 p m. The following programme has
been prepared:
Roll call, Proverbial ssyincs: Grccian history.
chap. IL. Mrs. Foots; Greek architecture and
sculpture, chap 8, c. +. smith: Word picture OF
Socrates' life. trial. death and his services in
behalf of Athens Mrs. Cloe; Reading. est.
Valentines Day." Mrs. Rogers: critics report:
Greek character games. Miss Hall and Miss
Foote, leaders.
The Weewyck Circle met at A. P. Bur-
wells Monday night. The following pro-
gramme was rendered:
Roll call. An Original Valentine. Greek
history. chapter Is Questions by Miss Andrus.
"Callias." chapters - and y Criticism by A.
:. Burwsil Music-A song in Greek by Joseph
shipper. president of the ChautauQua societies.
who also played on the huts Greek architec.
turs and sculpture review by Miss Ellen Reid.
American school at Athens. review BY Mr.. Cath
cart. Leader, Mrs. A. T. Burwcll
Alter the IetiultiCu Oh tie programme
reception was rendered by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Z. Burwell to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Griffith during which refreshments were
served.
February % is observed in the Chau-
tauqua calendar as Founders day." ont
of love and respec. to Bishop John II.
Vincent. II has been decided by tho
Seattle Chautauqua Union. which COM
r<I
hold fitting celebration on the evening
Of the I'D. The gathering will be in
Plymouth church. DR.. C. c. Stratton, the
chancellor OF the University of Oregon,
will be the guest of the union and will de-
liver the address of the evening. All in
terested in like educational matters are
invited to attend.
Music Address OF Welcome. Mr. Joseph
Shipper, president of the Seattle ChautauQuA
Union Records OF last meeting. Mira C. C.
Wade. secretary. Roll call Of circles, responded
to BY each circle through its president, giving
statistics OF the circle ~ to tts membership.
active or local, attendance at circle meeting and
the work accomplished. Music, duet, piano
and flute. Toasts--"To the Fouuders," Colum-
bus, response BY Mayor j. T. Ronald, OF olym-
pus Circle: Warrington. response by Mrs E. II.
Loyhed. Of weewyck Circle: Lincoln. response
by Mrs. c. +. Fisnback, president ChsutauQua
Alumni Association; Vincent, response by J.
W. Fairbank, secretary ChantauQua Assembly;
Music. Addrsss-"The ChautauQua Movement,
or ChautauQua . Power in Educational Circles.
Chancellor G. C.. Stratton, Of University OF
Oregon. Music-Baritoue solo, Mr. Joseph Ship
pen. Toasts: "Our Chautauqua Assembly
The Past'-Dr. d. J. Pierce, ex-pessident Chau-
tauQua Assembly. "Our ChautauQuA Assembly
The Present'-Mr. A. r. Burwell, presidens
Chautauqua Assembly. Closing song-"My
Country IT'S Of Thee
The second in the course Of Chautauqua
extension lectures was given on Friday
evening by Mr.. Fred Rice Rowell on the
"Home Life, Dress and Status of Women
Of the Ancient Greeks" Mrs. g. g. Num-
son sang a solo. The Rev. S. p. Wilson
will deliver the lecture this week, which
will be on Religious Belief and Ritual of
the Greeks" Every Chautauqua reader
should attend.
Columbian Chautuqua cirle met as usual
on Wednesday evening with good attend
ance. Miss Jessie Hind prepared paper
on "Epaminondas" and Mrs. E. NJ. Cor
don one on ''Pericles." The character of
each were discussed by the circle. Mr..
f. w. Craven. with maps and diagrams.
explained the Parthenon and all the styles
of architecture in so delightful and in
structive . manner as to call for q special
vote of thanks. The circle holds no meet
ing this week, giving up their evening to
the union in observing "Foundefs' Day"
Make soup today from Cudahy's Rex"
beef extract ApDetizinc and wholesome