The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-14
stats uni.sr,ity No,.s.

state Untverstty Noses.
On Monday the Aitheuonian Society
Md It's first meeting Of 1904. The follow
ing officers we're elected for the ensuing
vrm: President. Miss Anna Peiton; vice
rrssadent. Mr.. John Ham; secretary.
Mr. g. ". Frazier; treasurer. Mr.. ii. NJ
Parry: librarian. Miss Anna krumm;
sergesnt-at-arms. Mr.. A. Toeliner. Com
mittees we're appointed as follows. Pro-
rfamme, Miss Heaton, Miss Williams and
Mr. r. e. h. Smith; finance, Miss Davis,
Mr. sam j. Miller and Mr.. Otto Gran-
baum As there was q large amount Of
business 10 transact, the regular pro-
gramme was postponed until the next
meeting, but on invitation two visitors
from the Thalean Society rendered selec-
lectons; Miss Burlingame rendered a
musical selection, and Miss Sergeant gave
recitation. "Lasca," both Of which were
highly appreciated.
The Thalean Society. which still holds
It's meetings in the basement of Plymouth
church, az the meeting on Thursday
elected officers as follows for this term:
Mr. Earl X. Jenner. president: Miss Alice
Howell, vice president; Miss Myrta Bag
ley. secretary; Mr.. III. A. Turner. SER
eeant-at-arms. treasurer. Mr.. A. K.
spyague: librarian, Mr.. Phil Morrison.
The following programme Was given:
Instrumental duet, Miss Alice Toklas aud
Mss Eieaine Haniord: historical sketch.
Mamie Spencer; recitation. Miss Lena
Graham; essay. Miss Jessie Hanford;
reading. Miss Madge Fowler; banjo solo.
Marian Mcdonald: essay. Miss Ethel
Young; whistling solo. Miss Emma
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. snnerhaS wars
made by Miss Myra Clark, Miss othilia
Carroll. Miss Lydia Lowering. Mr.. Earl
Jenner. Mr.. Calvin WELDON and Mr.. Phil
Morrison: original poem, Miss Mae Belle
shshan; essay. Miss A. Turner.
The Phiiomatheans gave an interesting
programme on Thursday afternoon in the
University chapel, which consisted of the
following selections: Musical selection,
from an English composer. Miss Helen An
thony sketch of Shakespeare. Miss ". Rus
sell: reading. from Shakespeare. Miss NJ
Ashworth: Milton aud HIS Daughters. I"
Miss Jennie Bates: recitation, from Mil
ton. Miss Belle Whitworth: review Of
Cowper's life and works. Miss NJ. Horton !;
song, from Cowper, Philomathean quar-.
te,te; Jean fngelow." Miss Irene Byers
reading. from Ingelow, Miss Annie
bflkcrs ltuuysoHs MISS tnptoNA laws :
double quartettc. ''Sweet and Low" from
Tennyson. Miss Russell. Miss Davis. Mas
Button. Miss Strand, Mr.. Allen, Mr.. Moss,
NJ. Giles. Mr.. Harrais.
On Thursday the Normal Society post
roned It's programme until this week and
listened 10 n lecture from Prof Taylor,
which was very interesting.
A. the regular quarterly meeting of the
University Athletic Association, Treas
urer Tom Anderson and Manager r. ID.
Niekols read their reports. which were
both referred to the auditing committee.
Manager Nichols sent in his resignation.
which was laid on the table until the next
regular meeting. Mr.. r. l.. Hunt, of New
York. made short address to the club,
and extended them an invitation TO be
present at the Y. NJ. c. A. lecture this
Afternoon.
The North Hall Boarding Club this week
has an increase of eight mem bers over last
week. Az the meeting ON FRIDAY evening
In the dining room the stewards report
was read and accepted. After which a
good time was had in general discussion.