The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-17
SOCIETY IN OLYMPIA.
Entertainment of the Editors-Col1ogia late
Institute Alumni

Institute Alumni
OLYMPIA. June Special l--olympia's
socially inclined people have been deyot-
ing the past week to the entertainment of
the Washington State Press Association,
and the success they attained in their en-
deayors to please the molders of public
opinion Is best attested by the unbounded
praise expressed by the entertained. At
the entertainment on Tuesday evening
Miss Kate Ward, Mrs. s. NJ. Percivsl, Mrs.
DIR. Armstrong, Mrs. q. NJ. Bolton and
Mrs. NJ. J. Gordon contributed largely to
the success of the occasion by their vocal
efforts, as also did the Eiks Glee Club.
Olympia was we'll nigh depopulated on
Wednesday. when a grand clam bake was
held at Buffers cove. which was enjoyed
hugely by the over-worked editors IS well
as Olympians. Citizens here deeply regret
the limited attendance upon the meeting
of the association. which can be attributed
10 various causes. which prevented the
presence here Of many Western Washing
ton editors as well as all the Eastern
Washingtonians.
At the alumni meeting of the olym-
pia Collegiate Institute on Wednes-
day night the following programme was
rendered. Presidents address, Mr.. r. Il.
Shields; toastmistress address, Miss Eva
NJ. sturdevant; clarionet solo, Mr. A. Il.
Ericsson. grafton, Sentiment. Mr.. F.
NJ. Troy; Memorial TO Charles T. Wake
man." Mr.. G. 5. Hopkins: poem, L. T.
Yemen: annals, Mr. ". w. Hopkins;
piano duet. Miss Mcintyre and Miss
phinps: toasts, Glass ST. Ne. q. III.
Libby; Glass SIS Miss Tyler; Glass
SO" Mr. A. I. Callow; Glass &C. " Mr..
A. C. ST. John; Glass ell" Mr.. G. A.
sparks; Glass 90. Miss Fannie Lang
ridge; "Ciass ~ Miss Hannah MORT
son: vocal solo. Mrs. George 5. Hopkins,
"The Married Fraternity, Mr. Z. V.
Leach: N'Fhe Babies" Mr.. f. +. Shields;
s'The Unmarried. Mr.. G. h. Seely; The
Didascaion. Miss Campbell; 'The Trus-
tees. [" Mr.. c. H. Mann; masie.
Mr.. Ed /. Hannah and Miss Ida Num-
ford were married June IA at the brides
home BY Rev A. l. Bright. The cere-
mony vas witnessed BY about twenty-five
friends of the couple.
]. G Rathbun. W. l.. bigger. q. Kant
man. Benjamin Harmed, George Barron,
Frank Convey. NJ. +. Reed, ]. K. Psttison.
Gus Harris, r. NJ Reed and y. ;. Porter
were az Everett this week IN attendance
on the Grand Ledge Of Masons. Two
tAtNnpfaES 4. NJ. tsEE& anu zen aAhst
Harmed. reelected 10 the Offices Of grand
secretary and grand treasurer, respsc-
lively. have held their offices. the former
for thirty-three years and the latter for
twenty-seven years.
The thirty-afth anniversary OF the la
dies Aid Society OF the Presbyterian
church Was appropriately observed 81 the
home Of Mrs. l. q. Abbott on Wednesday.
The Knights of PythiAs and the editors
having been disposed Of. osympsans nov
stand With extended hands TO welcome the
q. A. R.-the veterans, their wives. sons
and daughters
Rev. Albert sidney Gregg. nov Of Oak
vile. formerly newspaper correspondent
in this city. visited Olympia Tuesday and
Wednesday last.
The Olympia University Club elected
the following officers on Monday night:
r. c. Macdonald. president, W. W Hop
kins. vice president: Charles NJ. uaal, sec
rotary; NJ. 4. Root. treasurer.