The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-16
1s.s Ar DLAcG DIAMOND.


Tie LssdSss' Az 0Setety Give . "Dee.
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Ths Lst;ss' Aid sosissy Of Psstos ssepsrd's
ehnreh ~ Black Dsamond. with to sssistsncs
Of sboa. swsnsy eirssns Of the town. gave .
sDssstr5st eSuss- enterfainmsnt In shs hall %
Nondsy essnfns which surpassed tbs sociesy's
pesvsous highiy suecs0fai eRorss IN the diSec-
ucs Of giving snjoymsus and psonoting 20
eiaos!itr In the eonmuntfy. Tbs house VS.
aiisl VITA people, and the people were fiisd
With laughter and good nsfose. and . large cor
nss In tsss sseaeufy Of the Ladies' Aid society
worthy .aissfooafy ends. according 70 the Gus
tom 81 tie society.
TIE exhibifton opened with Ssusic b The
band followed By solo b. I. Tonkin. when the
curtain was lifted showing the "boys" on their
way b school and Ia game Of ''isap frog
synopsts Of the programme 10 ~ follows fors-
noon-Eoii call. song b. The school. infant
class. rs4ding class. geography class, grammar
esass. spelling elias, singing. Aftssnoon-Ad-
drsas Of welcome 70 the committeeman By Dolly
vasdsn. defamation By Abraham smith. com
position BY Betsy Bustexmiik. recitation By Niks
OFiyuns compos!fion BY Betsy Bean BLOSSOM
song b. shs Honeysuekss Twins, reeisstioa By
Sam Rsadaii. composition on the ''6oslin" By
josiah issfkilisr, recitation By Grover Cisve-
land. % e By George Washington. recitation BY
Sarah Ann Honeysuckle. parody b. Abraham
smith, exclamation ~ ciod Hopper Jack. sd-
dress &C. the COMMITTEES By Pssiencs riunksss,
REMARKS ny the COMMITTEES, soaG. "Ausd Lang
eyns."
The members Of the Ladies Aid Society and
ths etti-sns who took part In tho exhibition are
- foliogs: Mrs.. William y. Davis. president Of
the socaety: Mrs. John ~ Phillips, Mrs. K A.
LAngfosrs, Mrs. d. u. Stone, NrA Thomas W.
Morgan, xrs- David 7. Lewis. Mrs- Z. W. Hutch
inson. An- T. x. Davis, Miss Amelia James.
Miss Es:a Cary, X A Lanfovd. ]. r. Calhoun,
John ~ Phillips. John X. Mills. j. G. Spaighs,
John Z Jones. d. 7. Lewis, William finn. T. Y
Davis. y alter wiikinson. K L Byron. samuel
BoxiiI, I. Toxin, John Gwilym. Lewis
Gwiiym, II. I. shepard, Owen Hughes. shed
kSans. fhe.comrntttee consisted OF William
". Dav.s, A. Turnbul.. Thomas Thomas ana Ar.
Hutchinson. The membership OF the band fur
nsshinE the mnsic In ~ soliows: A. c. Wilson,
Charter Hanson. Frank Hanson. shem Parker.
Dan Gsaiigher. Fred Sauitx Henry shuitz. Fred
HAhsnirsit. Taliis Jones. Morris Fsvro. Ma.al.
limo Pinao.
disguissd their identity and produced she de-
stred sfsset Of casscature aud buriesque. There
vas enough Of the real customs OF old-fash ioned
school Isle 70 furnish . good ground work for
the huEaosous side OF the entertainment, aud
the programme closed happily with an excel
lent rslroduetiou OF the Old.tims committee
mans speech By NJ. william w. Davis.
Among the best parts was that OF Principal r.
A. Lang lord, who acted - ''Skule Nafstes'' for
tho svsssing. aud those Of L P. Calhoun, John
r. Philips. John T. Jones. John Gwilym. Mra
4. W. Butchinson. Mrs 7. ". Morgan and Mira
ID. n some. 70 whom the society 10 indebted
for bringing out the exhibition.
oths; features wsrs exceptionally good. but
tho pats were ali % uniformly well sustained
that distinctions are not prominent
The Ladies' Aid society and Pastor Shepard
wish TO thank tho citissns and Principal Lang
ford feg their cooperation with them In the
socistyTs exhibition and the band for their
services.
A soft Of Mr.. William w. Davis was the lucky
one Tussday night 1t the assignment BY lot Of
Ara Btske's house at Black Diamond Tickets
had besa sold through the town Tor q each and
the drawing. which took place ON the llth.
gave the house to Arthur Dayis