The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-24

Mrs Olive r. RogerSon, Mrs. Augustins
and Mrs. Johnston; alternates. Mrs. :.
Prayer. Mrs. J. I. Ronald. Mrs. Thomas
and Mrs Morgan. Mrs. Rogerson, super.
intendent OF mothers meetings. then gave
Scripture reading. Tins vas followed BY
the reading OF an exquisite poem. Trust
the Children. by Mrs. NJ. Il. +. Johnson.
Mrs. Anna Fishhack then gave an inter.
estiug talk on the care and training OF
children.
High school Literary Society.
Last Friday evening the Seattle High
School Literary Society met in the high
school hall. The following programme
was rendered: Piano duet. Levy brothers;
reading of paper. by the editor vocal solo,
Miss Batter; reading, Mr.. White; piano
solo. Miss A. Megrath recitation. Miss
Newbigcn; vocal solo. Miss Pesse. Ths
question as 10 whether the negro has more
right 10 complain from ill-treatment from
the whites than have the Indians was
debated by Mr.. Brewer and Mr.. Kelly in
the affirmative and Mr.. Allan and Mr..
Fooie in the negative.
Candy PuIiing Party.
The young ladies OF the East Hall
Boarding Club at the university, gave a
candy pulling party last evening. Those
giving she party were, Miss Hunter. Miss
Mitten, Miss Crammatte, Miss Williams,
Miss Esplin. and those present were: Prof
Mccarthy, Miss Grace Catch, the Misses
Davis, Miss Mitten. Miss Larsen, Mr.. ID.
4. Ford. MIR. j. NJ. Medearis. Mr.. George
Andrews, Mr.. T. MeAlreath, Mr.. John
Boyd. Mr.. ;. J. Miller. Mr.. Gordon Fray.
zier, Mr.. Seldom Burrows, Mr.. Thomas
Murphine.
Mr.. Lester Turner'S Party.
On Monday evening last Mr. Lester
Turner entertained few friends ut the
Yacht Club house. The party went over
a. 7:'n, taking music along. and after .
merry evening spent in dancing returned
at III 90 Those in the party were: Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Strout, Mr.. aud Mrs. A. =.
MacCulsky. Mr. and Mrs. l.. Il. Stcdman,
Miss s,edman, Miss Strive, Miss Emery,
Miss Meem, Miss Graves. Lieut.. j. l.. Hay
den, Mr.. Daniel kelleher. Mr.. J. ID. Hoge,
DR.. W. ]. Baird and Mr.. r. X. Struye,
Phiiomathean society Meeting.
The fhilomathean Society at the state
university rendered the following pro.
granme last Thursday: Roll call quota
iions from Shakespeare; c.arionette solo,
Miss Quigley; character sketch, Madison
Moss; recitation, q. Loop; piano solo,
Miss Adele Joerndt; debate on the woman
suffrage question by George kennedy and
Albert Durham in favor of the proposition
and Fred Beech and John Porter against
il. The entertainment concluded with
the reading of the college newspaper.
University Normal society Meeting.
The Normal Society held its regular
meeting last Thursday afternoon The
roll shows a membership of fifty-one The
programme consisted of lecture by Prof.
Taylor on the subject IL astronomy. This
lecture cannot DC classed with the regular
order of astronomical lectures, cold, solid.
mathematical facts, but il consisted OF
facts and fiction so well interviewer that
the young audience sat almost GREATNESS
for over an hour listening to the wonders
that were revealed to them.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Knights Anniversary.
A surprise party was held on the return
of Mr.. z. ID. knight on Tuesday evening
last from lodge meeting to his home at
Lake Union. lie was surprised by host
of friends who had assembled TO congratu-
late himself and wife on the nineteenth
anniversary of their wedding The evening
was pleasantly passed with music. dane.
ing. singing and real jolly time. After
refreshments and singing of Aud Lang
syne. all left for their homes we'll pleased.
The Olympus ChautauauA Circle.
All the members of the Olympus Chatl.
tauqua Circle and their friends are re-
quested to meet Tuesday evening, Septem-
Der ~ at the Office of Mr.. ]. I. Ronald, in
the Pioneer block. for the purpose of reor-
ganizing for the season of isgi-a. A fail
represen tation is especially desired, and
all who intend TO unite with the Olympus
Circle for the coming season should be
present on the above named evening.
Tho Thaiia society Meeting.
The Thalia Society Of the state univer-
sity met on Thursday afternoon in tho
lecture room of Plymouth Congregational
church and rendered the following pro-
eramme Piano solo. Miss tieneytcge
cambridge. essay. Miss trace Barages.
violin solo, Ralph Ross; Newspaper. G. b.
WELDON and II. A. Turner; pen portrait.
Phillips Dearborn.
Mrs. CaiIahan's Social.
A social party was gwen by Mr.. and
Mrs. IL. Callahan at their home, SIS South
Fourteenth street. ON Friday evening,
September =, The affair was nicely gotten
up. The early part OF the evening was
passed with music. given by the hostess
and friends who were present. Delicious
refreshments were served later.
MFs. kuntz's Luncheon.
ON Thursday Mrs. Allen W. Kuntz.
of 1900 Main street. gave an informal
luncheon 20 some of her friends OF the
First Baptist church congregation, con-
sistIng Of Mrs. w. 4. ChaIks, Mrs. Elmer
HarIane. Mrs. Andrew Burleigh, Mrs.
Albert Sherwood. Mrs. G. :. shank, Mrs.
w. /. Turner. Mrs. Arthur Ward.
WEDDINGS.
Moran Morse.
Mfr. Paul Moran, OF the firm Of Moran
Bros, and Miss Angelina Morse were mar
risd last Tuesday evening at the residences
of the brides parents 2lg Lombard atveef