The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-15
rnE cnAurAuorA crEcLEs.
All Preparisg for an Active winter
Work.


The week among Chausaaqusns vas
quiet owing to the late arrival Of the
books. Circles generally bad some
syecgal programme a. on the week pre-
vtes1z bat since enough books have come
duriag the latter part Of the week - sup.
oily ali the circles already organized she
members are looking forward 20 the COM
ing week With interest and enthusiasm.
The programmes OF the Columbia Circle
Tor October Is IL as follows:
Leaesr-ara. C. Y. Robinson.
Roll call.
Name United States senator. his state
and his attitude on the silver repeal bill.
Paper--''The Clearing House, Sir. j.
w. Fairbank.
singing ChAuiauqaa songs. by the
circle; Mr. Shipper. leader.
EeadIng-Sesectsd. Miss Hyde.
Music.
Papsr-"Adam Smith. His Life and
Works" Or. T.. ID. Andruss.
The Tyse circle holds its FIRST regular
meeting on Wednesday. the 18th inst. ia
the parlors Of the First Presbyterian
church. Their programme will be:
Roll cali. What Have i on Read During
the summer ?" MAP study of Places in Ro-
man History" Mr. Alex Myers. "Ques-
lions on Outlines oil Ecoaomizs," +. ;.
Osborne Music.
The Young Peoples Circle--the ~ s.
had a pleasant and interesting programme
at their meeting Wednesday evening. II
was as follows: Map study OF Rome, first
chapter, Mr. X. r. IIawley: second chap
ter. Miss Florence smoke; questions on
Rome by Mr.. krouse; talk on economics
by Mr.. V. Crossant: paper on clearing
house aud its workings by Dir. Henry Ew-
sue. The remainder OF the evening was
devoted to singing. The circle decided To
devote fifteen minutes each evening TO sing
ing college songs. The members Of the ''Y's"
are as follows: Mrs. James Campbell.
Miss Eva Campbell, Miss Jessie Iiurd.
Miss Grace Hntd, Mss Lillian Smoke,
Miss Florence smoke, Miss Nellie Conner,
Miss blanche Treen, Miss Alice Baker.
Miss Cattle Gillette, Mr. Henry Ewing,
Mr.. v. g. Croisant, Mr.. ". u. Conner. Dir.
D. @. Krouse. Mr. X. r. Hawley, Mr.. y.
&. speir an Mr.. T.. 4. Lyons.
The Columbian circle met again last
Tuesday evening and passed an hour in
social converse. no regulars work being
done except the announcement of the pro-
Rramme for the next meeting. to be held on
Tuesday. October II. The programme Is
as follows Roll call some one fact which
helped 20 establish Roman history; study
OF lesson from beginning of chapter to
page Il. Mrs Hall. leader: from page 81 TO
end of chapter. Mrs. Foote, leader; Mr..
Denman's paper on Roman law Mayor
J. T. Ronald Will take charge Of the class
In economics. The members of the
Olympus are rs follows: Hon. and Mrs.
J. 7. Ronald, Hon. and Mrs. J..
Nj. Frnk. Mrs. aud Mrs Frank T.
Lee, Mr. and Mrs. c. +. Smith, DIR. and
Mrs. l.. q. Johnson, Mr. aud Mrs. A. c.
Mcbride, Prof. aud Mrs. ]. ID. Curtis, Mr.
aud Mrs. 5. H. Plies. Mrs. aud Miss Foote,
Mrs. r. Croft, Mrs. +. II. Tyler. Mrs. y
Nj. Peek. Mr.. aud Mrs. James A. Hall, Mr.
A. y. nenman, Mr. Ralph Ross, Mr. J. G..
Whtlock Mrs. NJ. f. Barnes. Mrs l.. J.
Rogers. Miss X Il. Markey. Miss Lula
Thompson and Miss Lizzie Ament
ballard Social News.
The Columbia cornet band gave a
domino social in the Sons of Veterans
hall, on Ballard avenue. Wednesday even
ing. for the benefit of their leader. Prof.
Cfamer. supper was provided bv the
ladies OF the Women's Relief Club, and the
affair was socially. though not financially,
success.
The members of Park Lodge, No. 50.
Knights Of pythias. gave Mr. and Mrs. W.
II. Vail a surprise party Friday evening AT
their residence on Times street. near Third
avenue. The guests passed delightful
evening. aud amused themselves with
dancing. cards aud refreshments Among
those present were. Mr. and Mrs. ". II.
Van. Mr. and Mrs II. T.. Leader, Mr.. and
Mrs. Avis, Mr. and Mrs. George {. Guy,
Miss Nav MeNabh. Miss Kate O'nonnc!i
Miss Nina Shields. Miss Edna shields
Miss Nelson. MIR, e W Scott. Mr.. ]. Ne.
Nabb. Mr, George Shields. M }. Me
MILAN. Mr.. ]. Bourgett. Mr.. Harry Johns
Mr.. seth Chandler, Mr.. IA sullivan, Mr.
J. ". TOWlo. Mr.. I. Sutherland. Mr. Lv.
man Burke. Nr. Eugene Ming.
The members of the Nomen's Guild o,
st. stephens Episcopal church wall give
a New England supper OF Hallow Zen
a. the otd Fellows hall. An attractive
programme and soeial evening will follow
after the supper.
The odd Fellows will give pink te,
social supper and dance at their ball or
next Tuesday.
Mrs. George NJ. Armour and two children
len yesterday morning TOR the World
fSiF. Mrs. Armour expects to be absent
about two months.
The public schools will begin tomorrow
morning, Nearly all the teachers have re
turned refreshed after their long vacation
froi J. VI. l.ayhoo returned three week.
age Miss nopgan and Mss f.. Howarih
arrived two weeks ago from Pennsylvania
Miss l.od Warren came Friday from I.ofel
island Mise Hunt, the ncN teacher. cam,
from botacil Saturday. Miss McKelIa,
and Miss n. C.uEstous are expected 60 AZ.
rive today, the iovuler from Billings. Mont.
the lattes from Ia Grange. Ind.
Bolivia ohIceis 60 Mr.. Taylor.
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