The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25


p.syed for bat once year.
There 10 talk Of scratch game. singles
and doubles. 10 be played on the Marion
street club grounds some time in the next
month. The detsiis Are now being aR-
ranged.
Nigh seheoa AlunnI Daaee.
An elaborate entertainment. given by
the alumni Of the Seattle high school in
honor Of the incoming members from the
class Of 90. was given ct Ranke's hall On
Friday evening. Each Of the eight classes
com psising the alumni Vas well repre-
scented By members. Who. with the invited
guests. sweIied the attendance to fnlly
2O. For several weeks the president and
committees Of the alumni have bsen
in active preparation for this Yecep-
ton to the class Of 80. and the success
which crowned Friday nights entertain
ment 10 in great measure attributable to
them. The event vas reunion Of mepbers
Of all OF the graduation classes and par.
took generally Of IN informal gathering,
which gave each one IN opportunity TO re-
freshen memories Of when all attended
their alma mater together and to renew
acauaintances which have been some
what obliseratsd since leaving school. 1t
was . thoroughly enjoyable event Re
freshmsnts were served and those who de-
sired had abundant chance TO dance.
The programme included an address By
the president of the Alumni Association,
Z. X. Cabanski II was . happy effort.
showing beauty OF diction and high con-
ception Of the true relation Of the alumni
20 the high school. The address was fol.
H. y
Annie Hall and Miss Lille Haas. The
selection VAS heartily received. r. E.
Russell read the history. The alumni
poem was read by Miss Minnie Hughes
and was . fine literary effort The pro-
gramme concluded with . well rendered
piano solo by Miss Hail. Dancing and
sociability were continued until an early
hour.
A meeting Of the association Was held at
the high school assembly hall last night,
but the expected election Of officers did
not come OH. This will be done on Tues
day night at the same place.
Degree Of Honor Entsrtainment.
Seattle Lodge. No. !, Degree of Honor,
gave its long talked-of entertainment in
celebration of its first anniversary on
Tuesday evening. It was great success.
Mr.. &. W. Saunders opened the pro-
gramme with solo. His fine baritone
voice was heard to great advantage, and
he was Obliged to respond to an encore.
Miss Lulu Reynolds gave tho recitation,
ASLEEP at the Switch. for which she re-
ceived most hearty applause. Mr.. William
II. Seymour. who is we'll known in this
city. favored the audience with selections
on the concertina, also limitations. among
which was that of violinist tuning up
and of the Scotch bagpipes. Tho
latter was received with immense
rounds of applause. which only sub
sided when Mr.. Seymour appeared and
in response played selections from popu-
lar operas. Major Calderwood recited
"She Isn't Fit to Vote" which called
forth much amusement and applause.
Mr.. McClair, who was in excellent voice.
sang "Aiice. Where Art Thou?" and was
warmly encored. Miss Alice Hamlet re-
cited "Lasca" and in response to an en-
core gave the 1.-THE Newsboy." Miss Ham
let is well known a. q vocalist, but her
Evolutionary powers WAS Q great surprise
to her friends. Mr.. Seymour next sang a
comic song which received hearty applause
and an encore. Major Calderwood recited
"Shamus O'Brien." and Mr.. Seymour by
special request recitad THE Vagabond."
This brought the programme to q close.
and dancing was then INDUCED in to the
close.
Tho Classical Culture Club.
The Classical Culture Club enjoyed the
first Of . series of summer outings Satur-
day afternoon by accepting the invitation
Of Mrs. Sturgus. She entertained the ladies
royalty. a In Anglaise at Bracken. the
summer residence OF Dr.. and Mrs. Sturgus.
The works Of Turner. the English land
scape painter. were reviewed, followed by
q STUDY Of mountains, lake and valley
composing natures landscape spread
before them. Instead of a
land flowing with milk and
honey the guests found one Of
strawberries and the richest cream. which,
together with delicious cake and coffee,
constituted feast fit for the gods. Those
participating in the afternoons enjoyment
were: Mrs. Whittier. Mrs. Ely. Mrs. Gil.
more. Mrs. Servis, Mrs. c. f. Bogardus,
Mrs. Fowle. Mrs. Fenton. Mrs. Sturgus
Mrs. DR.. Goodspeed, Mrs. Raser, Miss Nc
kee and Miss IL. c. Goodspced.
Farewell to Mrs. Gaughan.
A farewell party was given to Mrs. II. E
Gaughan and Miss Gaughan at the house
of Mr. W. II. Felitz. Ninth and Coiumbi,
streets. on Friday evening. The Mandolin
Club serenaded the company and was in
vited in, and general good time was hat
until late hour. Mrs. Gaughan and hel
daughter go to Portland TO join her hus
band. Among those present were: Mr.
aud Mrs. Will Feiifz, Mr. and Mrs. J. II
Feli;x. Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Fe,itz. Mr.. ant
Mrs. II. A. Carleton. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f
England, Miss Nellie Dean, Miss Kati,
Gaughan. Mrs. c. Smith. Miss Cert,
Hurd. Miss Oracle Felisz. Master Ear
Feli.x. Miss May Gaughan, Mr.. f. Mar
shall. Mr.. +. II. Mariner. Mr.. J. Irven. Mr.
| w Birch and Mr.. NJ Elliott
The Longfeiiow Literary Society.
The I.ongieliow Literary Society Of tn.
| South school held its last meetins
Wednesday. The following programm,
| Was rendered:
Song ..-............... Bv the schoo
secltssaosf Belle IaN
flAao 500 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Marion Atwoos
! Autobiography OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Hersey Phelp
| Esssv ......... Edith shsnr,
! Recitation ......-.. ... JENNA Dsyt
: i"ts ca culture ~ she sc hon
sSEal@ssltoa Jacob 0oitstegI
/ BIOGRAPHY ......-.......... Leila pa,ke
| Piano 500 Observation-Disclosures. MAY suauidi In,
Character sketch Ythes yono
Dictate EssstFed- That the annexation O,
Hswaiia asfaais wont Dc 4 benefit q, she
| tattei states Affirmative Edward
aIsssaecI. Beanie Bloom. Lizzie pavia
| Negative Heury Toellusr, Isidor