The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-18
STATE unix.rsitr NOTES,

st state University Soses.
~ Wood left schoo. and returne d
e. a. home in Aberdeen last Monday.
q: Hn,,say morning the students were
~ 90 by the March number of the Pa
d Ess.. which contains much interest
=. matter this month.
e. Id meef;ng OF the Athletic Club has been
J. a fer next "Wednesday afternoon to
J. "a. delegates TO the W. w. I. A. A,
d - meets in Tacoma mex. Saturday TO
- - angements for field days.
N Ir,ins the past week the societies
e. - officers for the last term this wear:
r rsyday afternoon the Sormals elected
A. Ford, president: Mr.. Charles
r.hls, vice president; Miss Laurs Nc
e a.sd. secretary; Miss Goodman.
r1nrrs: Prof J. NJ. Taylor, sergeant at
=. and rendered the following pro-
enc. Music, Miss Viola starsup;
IA solo. Mss Rsua TaImadge: i'm
{ ruo.u address. Nr. Delbcrt A. Ford.
sks same afternoon the Phiiomatheans
= esd As successors of their retiring off,
4; John 4. Porter. president; w. III.
= .t,y. vice president; Jennie Brygger,
" ss.sry: Thomas r. Murphine. treas
!, b. corbett, librarian; Ralph NJ.
<kuss, seFReaHt-a[atHs.
Hcuday, owing 10 a ring" ele ment In
society, the Atheuonians experienced
pGdsrabe trouble in eiectinR new off,
. Il Int after much ballotng the follow
!. xere chosen for the ensuing term:
s e,e Heaton, president: Otto Grun-
T sn. vice president: w. s. Wheeler. sec
/. sy; Mary Taylor, librarian; Oils
= HsEndtree. sergeant-at-arms. The presi-
: ns, upon taking the chair. appointed a.
: orsmme committee: Mr.. Sam ]. Mil
!. Mss Anna PeIton and Mr. Deibert A.
: ud As finance committee: Mr.. Tom
= Yndeson. Miss Anna Krumm and Mr.. C.
q HiIl.
!. 7Ae North Hall Boarding Club also
ksared officers Friday evening, with the
Lnp,ion of Mr.. John Ham. who was
psen chairman OF tie club again. The
4 sss officers are: Mr.. Ralph d. Nickols.
i r-president; Miss Maud Williams, Sec
80 uy; Mr.. II. n. Parry, sergeant.at-
y ma The club is still in a prosperous
-. sai.ion and much amusement is had by
!, members al each weekly meeting.
Miss Allies Birthday Party.
= LAST Wednesday evening pleasant
!. r:y was given by the Misses Poole at
y Isf home on Second street i'm honor Of
. IN Allies birthday. Cards, instru-
= rsiaI and vocal music were INDUCED in
E.a midnight, after which . dainty
snge basket lunch was served. Those
sseni we're: Miss Allie Poole, Miss
q scs Robbins, Miss Mamie Price, Miss
Robinson. Miss Pauline Smith.
. ~ Monroe. Miss Lottie Poole. Miss
HaIie osbourne, Miss Lottis Yenger,
= ~ Aadry Trask. Mr.. f. r. Porter, Mr..
: A. Sutherland. Mr. ]. J. Parker. Mr..
81 re Hyde. Mr.. II. G. Bickerton,
= Frank osbourne, Mr.. A. X. Carpenter,
Harry Shaw. Mr.. Ira Rank. Mr.. Otis
. nk
Lake Union Chsutauqua Circle.
The ladies' of the Lake Union Chautau-
Circle have met regularly for the past
We weeks at the home Of Mrs. Riley on
saih street. A special feature of the
Rfamme has been reading from
s akespeare, occurring every three weeks.
4 b lady taking character. "A Mid
: amer Nights Dream" vas the play last
G. At last Thursdays meeting the fol-
!. wing were present; Mrs. Reeves. Mrs.
nn, Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. Bos, Mrs.
seheH. Mrs. Wade, Mrs. stansbury.
y. Riley. Mrs. Land. Mrs. Abrams and
{ b. Boardman. Mrs. Qairk still being alb
{ ks IN California.