The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

state unirer.i,x Motor.

Ralph Nickols has very lame leg. which will
necessitate his retiring from football practice
for some time.
Pref Harris has organized two classes In writ
Ing, which meet the last tive bella Of each day
in Prof TayIor's room
The examinations for Isst quarters work are
now over, and worx viii again commence In
earnest for the last seven weeks OF school before
the holidays
The Thsisan Society met last Thursday after
noon in the lecture room OF the Plymouth Con-
EDUCATIONAL church and rendered the following
programme: Music, Miss Carroll and Mr.. Ralph
Ross; Grafton, Mr.. A. X. Sprague: essay, Miss
Nellie Hubbard; recitation. Miss Howells: mu-
sic, Miss Emma Banks: original story. Mr..
Charles Turner recitation. Miss Jennie Inglis:
music, Miss Helen Gillette.
The following Is the programme that was
given by the Normal Society last Thursday:
Recitation, Mr.. Bert Williams; essay, Mss
Jessie Espiiu: paper. Miss l. h. Csde: reelf&-
ton. Miss j. NJ Bardie The question whether
better results are obtained from rscifafions than
from lectures was discussed In the Affirmative
by Miss Annie shepard aud Miss 1. NJ. Adams.
aud in the negative by Miss A. II. Murray and
Miss I. Linsday. The debate was decided In
favor OF the negative The qesgy boz was then
opened. and discussions followed upon the
questions.
Thursday the Phfiomathean Society rendered
the following programme: Quotations from
W. c. Bryant; critics report; male qua-tette,
b. r. McE.ressh. J. Ludlow, Martin Harris, N.
" Mos; recitation from Bryant. Miss sehalisr:
Life OF Bryant Mr. Matthias. bass soto. Harry
r. Giles; characteristics of Bryanrs stye."
Miss Jennie strand: Conversations. three
minutes each: "isryAnts Chiidhood, p. O.
shiach; Anecdotes OF BTyanrs Lie John
Jaegot: "BTyant's Old Age" Thomas ARrphine:
.sryangs Friends Miss Annie brygges. The
programme closed By the society singing the
college song. AZ there was no school asst Mon
dsy, owing TO the iaueral of Hugh LaEgstor,
the Altheuoaian society did not meet
Personal and society Notes
Or. Rufus H. saith has returned from the
East
araw A. Peters lestoa Monday for San Fran-
cisco.
Cen. A. H Adams. Of Olympus, was ia the city
last week.
NJ C. p. Young Jeff on Tuesdays steamer for
san Jose. Cal.
Mrs Bessie Horton leit On THURSDAY for her
home IN Lodi. Cal
Rev George r. whisvogsh is confined to the
bonse with Ia grtppa.
ar. and Mr. Dexter Horton have returned
from The Wori1's fair
Miss Hattie Culver OF the south sch COL. 10
auiie IL with pneumaniA
Mr. Del Cary saith. city attorney for PORT
Townsend. Wa IN the city yesterday.
Mr. Edward II. ingalls,. o, New York city. is
the guesf os Nj James d Hogs.
VI. sad Nrx Howard Morton have tAksa the
J. n Kin fessdsaes ios tae winter.
Mr. T. H. Gilman returned Yesterday from =
bua.aess tip 70 Nsw York &ai cnleago.
Kiss sempls AID Mss Eshsl sezPss viii sooa
leave for CalfIor1is 10 spsad the winter
NJ saa Mrs. r c Nasaesra are expected 10
resarn from t5e East tue Grss Of tas week,
NsM A. wa1iegh AID children have gons
70 southern California % sE%us ne w5.ter
Mrs. J. p Lar9 refgrzsd c1 Monday E-eE .
.sassr months visit vita her people Ia 0hia.
ng r VI Youag rstnrue1 on Thnssdsr from
Orssng, WHARF hs had hssn for sewers dzys
xrs c. y. Device retained hozss o. Moaday
ssosn visit 70 Chicago aaa TIE Nosld's fair.
Nr Marshall Bead w&s gosnE s-ouE9 90
e-ntchss sxas weex hcatinx uP f0otSau leg
Mr. ara Mrs. ThoEnas r 7hspart sna fszaliy
hare saksa Up tkeiF ses-denes - sae Rssnses-
grand charity ball i a@sax ssTzas~3 Eas
Taazzsgsvsag eve BY tire Ladies Relief Society.
Aiss Thsrxse EassssSs. 81 PaisaaelvAiz. -
Visiting her ssz.ss. Ia Col Charles Es.eAs1-