The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-10-30
The Chaut.uaa. C.rcl~..

SOUND tnaufsQQ0a Asse IN DIV. elected un-
der the new Incorporation articles. he'd
their first meeting in the rooms of the
Commercial Club. in Tacoma. on Friday
evening. Messrs. A. p. Burwsli, Fred
Rice Rowell. ]. w. Fairbank. Rev. Samuel
Greene and Rev. r. A. Dunlap were pres
ent from Seattle. Ten of the new board
of fifteen were present az this first meet
ing. They organized by the election of
the following officers for the ensuing year:
Prof. r. s. Bingham, Tacoma, president:
A. p. Burwell, Seattle, frat vice president:
j. w. Fairbank, Seattle, secretary and
general manager; Rev. s. Greene, Seattle.
auditor: William Welsh, Tacoma. treas
urer. A committee on bylaws, with
Fred Rice Roweli as chairman.
was appointed, to report at the
| next meeting in two weeks. AT
that meeting plans of work will be re-
ported II Is expected that the general
manager will soon give all his time TO the
work. The outlook is bright for raising
the necessary capital stock Of the assem-
bly,. which in full is SIS 900. Finishing
the hotel, building . permanent dock.
grading some of the streets, putting in q
good system of water works, are among
the improvements suggested
The Weewyck Chautauqua Circle met
as the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Burweli on Monday evening and rendered
the following under the leadership of Miss
Ellen Evers: Roll call, name your hero.
living or dead; Roman history, chapter 2
10 page 80, Miss Helen Penfeid; "Ameri-
can Charity Movements" paper by Mr..
Bushnell; music, by Mr. John Dodds;
economics. chapters 4, 5 and g. Mr.. Z. w.
Craven; half century Of Italian history,
Mrs. E. NJ. Gordon.
The Xuonians met last evening st the
residence of Mr.. Hegardt. s24 Prospect
avenue. The programme proved to be the
best one of the season. Roll call responses
were the name Of some person promi-
nently ider titled with the c. L. 8. G., and
for what distinguished. The lesson in
Roman history was very ably conducted
by Miss Bishop. who directed the discus
sion Of the various topics considered in
such way as to make IL exceedingly in
teresting and profitable. The guitar duo
By Mrs. Chaffey and Miss Thompson was
highly enjoyed by the circle. Mr.. Chaffey's
plan for disposing OF chapters 10 and IL of
the Outline of Economics brought out the
main points of the lesson very clearly.
Miss Rose Hegardt presented an interest
ing paper entitled "Reminiscences Of
Puget Sound Chautauqua Assembly of
49," Mr.. Dudley gave humorous ac-
count of "a Trip to Chautauqua," after
which the circle by . unanimous vote re-
solved to support the assembly of 81 The
Xuonian Circle has membership of
fourteen, as follows: Mrs. Susie Thomp-
son Chaffey. Miss Harriet NJ. Bishop.
Miss Harriet r. Flower. Miss Marie
Hegardt, Miss 8. Genevieve Thompson,
Miss Jennie Carr, Miss Rose Hegardt,
Miss Charlotte Milham, Miss Henrietta
Eisenbsis, Mr.. Walter j. Chaffey, Mr..
Walter r. Hinckley. Mr.. II. L. Oldfield,
Mr.. J. L. Dudley. Mr.. FL. Willis Carr.
The Olympus Chautauqu Circle will
meet tomorrow evening. The programme
is a. follows: Roll call. give name of some
noted Roman and tell why famous; Rome
and the Making of Modern Europe" chap
ter to page 62. Miss X. E. Markey; "Out-
lines of Economics, book 2. chapters /, 2
and 3, Mrs. Croft; five minute paper on
William K. Gladstone and the home rule
bill, followed by open discussion: reading
OF introduction to Joy d Vincent's "His-
tory of Rome, ".Mrs. Tyler; question box,
conducted by Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. w. p.
George was elected member of the Circle
at the meeting last Monday evening.
The Tyee Chautauqua Circle is holding
its regular circle meeting each Wednesday
evening in the parlors of the First Presby-
terrain church. Good work Is being done
and much interest shown.
Columbia Circle rendered the following
programme on Wednesday evening, I'M
der the leadership of Mrs. w. d. Folsom:
Roll call. "Stories of Roman knights;
sketch of English Home Rule" Bert J.
Humphrey; music: reading, "Inside
Glimpses Into Old Trades Unions Miss
G. Robinson: character sketch, "Will-
lam K. Gladstone" Mr.. G. w. Smith
readings at home as outlined by Chau-
tauqua.
The programme for next Wednesday
evening will be under the leadership of
Miss Hyde. and Is as follows: Roll call,
Quotations From a Roman Poet:
Economics" Mr.. Roweli. teacher, with
questions by members; music; Rome and
the Making OF Modern Europe" Mr.. Fair
bank, teacher. and questions by members;
paper. 1.-THE Topography of Rome" Mrs.
Crosbie.
The Macenan Circle met with Mrs. J.
Campbell. Cos University street, on
Wednesday evening. The following pro-
gramme was rendered, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Krause: Critics report: roll
call. "A Roman MYTH; Finish Chapter.
from Page 80" Miss Treen: Outlines of
Economics, Chapters Z, 8. g." Miss Foote;
"Eeonopics, Chapters 10 and H." Mr..