The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

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Ar. Aug Berg. Mr.. ID. Petree. NJ. {.
~ sordiund. Mr.. C. Bs-kmsn, Mr.. Oscar
s'enstron, Mr.. Fred B.omberg. Mr. Paul
Pearson. Mr. ~ Ringheim- Mr.. C. Moiier,
Or. Carl Lund. Mr.. A II. soeIberg. Mr..
Alex Wise, Mr.. g. L. Boistad-
Public school Establishments.
The Fail City school, closed on Friday
afternoon, December q. for vacation of
Two weeks On Saturday evening the fol-
lowing programmes was rendered by the
school: song. "sansa's on the Way
Ralph Tottsn. Budd Borst, Harry smith.
Herbert Parker: recitation, seven Times
One. Doroshea Voorhees,. tableau.
Mabel Cooper; recitation. Seven
Times Two" Fioy Totten; tableAu,
+ Borss. Tracy Smith, Lydia
Parker. Daniel Hayse, Elmer Payne:
recitation, Seven Times Three. /" Prudence
Rutherford: sablean. Emma smith. Roy
Rutherford; recitation. Seven Times
Four" bessie Rutherford; tabIeau. Mary
Parker, Nora Parker, Jennie Hayse.
Courtney Totem; recitation. seven
Times Five, Olive Taylor: ;abseau,
GeTtie Thomas; recitation. Seven
Times Six" Emma Smith; tabiean,
Prudence Rutherford. Bessie Ruther-
ford; recitation, Seven Times Seven"
Mary Parker; tsbleau, Gertie Thomas;
songs Of the Ten Virgins. Behold, the
Bridegroom Comsth," Bessie Rutherford,
Emma Smith, Cora Thomas, Gertie
Thomas. Floy Totem; TOO Late" Olive
Taylor. Mary Parker, Prudence Ruther-
ford, Eva Borss, Dot Voorhees,; wedding
tableau: minister. Roy Rutherford;
groom. Matthew Marshall; bride, Bessie
Rutherford; bridesmaids. Emma Smith.
Cora Thomas. 6er,ie Thomas. Floy Totten;
fowsr girls. Nora Parker. Mabel Cooper;
negro dialogue, Charles Dance" John
Marshall, Guy Taylor, Roy Ruther-
ford. Roy Cooper, Mr.. Marshall: Rock
of Ages" song by girls behind;
tablean. Olive Taylor: tableau. Seven
O'Clock and Seven Hours After" Getty
Smith, Floy Totten. Prudence Ruther-
ford, c. Huffman Mr.. Dent Taylor
played the violin. and Mrs. Ciymer &C
companicd on the organ.
The Squak valley school closed Deem
Der y for the holidays. by rendering the
following programme: America" by
the school, "Babyiand, by Pear. lib
belts; THE Chicago Fair" by Grace Fos-
ter; Was Il Only a Drunkard." by Fred
Tibbetts; sGoosie," by Nary Void; dia-
iogne. by Pearl and Alice Fouts; Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp" by the school; 1.-The
Coming Millions" by George Gordon;
dialogue. by Flora and Lulu Fouts; "The
Price of Drink" by Wilson Tibbetts:
dialogue, by four boys: THE Christmas
Tree" by Lulu Fouts: Scatter Seeds of
Kindness" by the school
The ChAutanqua Circles.
The Olympus Chautsuqus Circle held
the second of it's monthly socials at the
residence OF Mr.. James ID. Curtis, on
Hyde aud Talbot streets. The rooms were
prettiiy decorated, suggestive of the sea-
son, with holly and evergreen. A dainty
lunch ives served by the hostess at the
conclusion of the following well-rendered
programme: Roll call. Christmas quota
ton; piano solo. Miss Ruth Coils. Rome
and the Making of Modern Europe" Miss
:. III. Piles: song, Mr.. Joseph Shippen;
Outline of Economics" Mr.. j. 7. Ron
aid, recitation, Miss Thompson; song,
Mrs. Tyler: answers TO questions in Chau-
iauqusn, the circle; hnte solo. Mr.. Joseph
Shipper.
The Columbian Chautanqua Circle will
meet IS usual in the reception room in
Plymouth church on New Years day.
The programme will be as follows, under
the leadership of Mrs. NJ 8. Drew: Roll
call: let each person write on a card
New Years greeting or = wish for friend;
IL may be selected or otherwise; these
cards are to be dropped into q receiver
and, as the names are called. each person
draws one and reads il as his response,
ribbons should he run through the cards
so they may be kept as souvenirs; Roman
history. conducted by DIR. T.. u. Andrus;
paper, "Romau Civilization in the Days OF
Augustus" Fine Arts" Miss VI. Woods:
Cesar and the Senate" Miss Bartlett.
The meetings of this circle are of increas-
ing interest
At the invitation of the Seattle mem
bers OF the board of trustees Of the Chau-
tauqna Assembly number of gentlemen
interested not only in educational matters,
bat also in the forwarding Of movement
which will be for the good of our city. met
with them az the Chamber OF Commerce
last Wednesday afternoon TO talk over tho
affairs of the assembly and plan how to
help the work. Ii Is earnestly desired To
secure the interest of all Chautauqua
readers, all teachers and of business men
10 subscribe to the stock of the assembly.
There are ,. $40 shares At $40 each. With
the fine grounds of the assembly and their
large holdings of property this stock can
not fail TO be soon valuable. The placing
of this enterprise financially on its feet
will be 10 the credit OF Seattle in q large
manner.
Renton sabbath school Ensertainm ent.
The Rsnton Sabbath school commemo-
rated Christmas on the evening OF the 3
in the Odd Fellows hail The school is
under the management OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Borart, who had arranged an interesting
programme for the evenings entertain.
ment, consisting of solos. ehoTuses and
recisasion., and brief remarks by Rev.
George r. WhitwoF,h. who was present