The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-03-19

was CaTTleu out.
Roll CALL
Couuudrums
"Greek Lterature-Miss Hawkins.
Recitation-Miss Smoke.
Debgte-"Should the Hawaiian Islands Be
Annexed to the United States?' Affirmative,
Mr.. George Allen; negative. Mrs. c. Richardson.
Paper-"Greek Architecture" Mrs. Coming.
After the programme was rendered re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
The Columbian Chautauqua Circle at its
meeting the past week enjoyed the Art
of Conversation" in the midst Of its pro-
gramme, which was quite Grecian. 1t
was one of the most instructive of the cir
cle's gatherings. The roll call this week
showed two good Greek scholars and two
others who had studied the language
some, while fifteen of the members were
quite proficient in Latin.
The programme for this week is as follows;
Leader-Mrs. II. c. Ewing.
Roll call.
Answers to questions in question table in
March Chautduqudn.
Paper-"XanlhIppe's Side of the Story" Mrs
Character Sketches-"Xenophon," Miss Ethel
Drew; Socrates" Mr.. c. Leon Mears.
Questions on Greek Architecture-Mss Mary
E. Hyde.
Mr.. A. p. Burwell delivered the fourth
lecture in the Grecian lecture course last
evening. On next Saturday evening in
the pariors of the First Presbyterian
church Mr.. Joseph Shipper will deliver
the fifth of the series on 'Grecian Games
and Theaters." closing with reciting
Browning's poem on Pheidippedes. The
national hymn of modern Greece will also
be rendered in Greek with piano accom- pa
niment.
"Chautauqua in Seattle" is the an
nouncement of the Chautauqua Lyceum
Bureau in circular just issued. Secre-
tary Fairbank announces a series of six
realistic travels and art entertainments, to
be given by the distinguished lecturer,
c. E. Bolton, of Cleveland, on April to
II, in Plymouth church.
The arranging of the programme for the
assembly this summer is progressing well.
1t is expected to have series of meetings
from July to September 1. They will
include nearly all the topics of the day.
July will be the opening day and the
Fourth at Chautauqua will be q great
occasion.
The Weewyck circle met Monday, at the
house of Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Burwell, and
rendered the following programme, under
the leadership of Rev. S. Dell Johnston:
Roll call
Original conundrums.
Critics report.
Chapter II. Classic Greek course in English
....-.................... Griffith
Greek Architecture and Sculpture. ..........
=. ...;,.....:. Mr. J: l. Dawson
MUsic-VOcal solo. Mrs Dawson
Influence of Greek on English Language.
,;.........-...........-,; Mrs. Loyhed
"Ouf Navy .........-- ovid A. Byers
After the programme, an amusing men,
tai gymnastic called Library" was intro
duced, each man present selecting one of
the opposite sex, who represented some
book, and had five minutes IN which to
guess the name. 1t is the custom Of the
Weewcks, when any Of its members are
married. to give them a reception. A re-
ception was accordingly rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. James s. Bushnell.
The Xuonian,circie met Friday evening
at 1916 High street. The following pro-
gramme was ca rried out under the leader
ship of II. l.. Oldheld:
Roll call
Answers to educational questions from Chau.
tauQua Question Table.
Greek Architecture and Sculpture. pages So
80 Observation-Disclosures. Miss Rose Hegardt
Evolution OF n summer Town. .Cnautauouau
Miss Harriet +. Flower.
Music. Marie Hegards
Classic Greek IN English, pages A. 6S .......
.-..-..-......-........Miss Harriet NJ. Bishop
Table Taik-Mining Prof Charles Pagan