The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-13

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nday was the finest and largcst afair Of
~ ueek.
Lorraine Chapters sceial.
NJ social given by the ladies Of Lor-
36fne Chapter. Order Of the Eastern Star.
- The Masonic Temple on Thursday
|EIQening was one of the most successful
- enjoyable events Of the week. An In.
gsting musical and literary programme
1n6 rendered. followed by ball and 70
pnhmenta The programme Was - fol-
kws:
4 psrure--"Tower Of London ....
=. ....,........... Wagner's Orchestra
b Dr1sasion- Rose : Miss Mile For
Z {ssl .Msgnsssc Is Sitz,' :. Mise Neal .ains
81 soo..My e ca s Tom r., S sxnss
q }IsEnmsntai Quastette-ssThe Darker Dream"
AfA Carey. Mis-. Holloway. Mr.. Wood
house, Mr. Cnaunwsy.
4 beal solo-.He Wass Prince. Mrs- McAiphfns
B yseai ,!o--.T Fear No Foe. Mr.. Joseph shippen
llso sslo--"iue Cows Are In the c.fn'
5suso solo--.'Alice. Where Art Thou -. $50
~r......-.....--t-.-.. Froi Sharpe
The guests present were: Mr. and Mrs.
eonard Diiler, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Bige-
~, Mr. and Mrs. John Megrath, Mr..
- Mrs. T. III. Wagner. Mr.. and
NsA c. D. knight. Mr.. and Mrs. r. B.
Doddard, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Dodge. Mr.
nd Mrs. J. Stitch, DIR. and Mrs. f. +.
otsyens. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Wright, Mr..
I'D Mrs. w. w. Poole, Mr.. and Mrs. II.
~ Carter. Mr.. aud Mrs. r. w. Wincapaw,
1r. and Mrs. N. s. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs.
III A. Pontius, Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Bon
ey. Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Davis. Mr.. and
lin. @. II. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
T. u
Ebpsulding. Mr.. and Mra J. A.
m and Mrs. 4. A. Treen, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
= Berry, Mr.. aud Mrs. G. II. Lilly. Mr.
nd Mrs. Charles Robinson. Mr.. and Mrs.
EW. H. Ellis. Mr.. and Mrs. Blum. Mr.. and
1u. n. /. Longuet. Mr.. and Mrs. }. H.
laiey, Mrs. Wagner. Mrs. J. r. Wolcott.
10. Anna J.. Barnes. Mrs. Pesk, Mrs.
5assh F. Hall, MrA ID. y. Damon, Mrs. J.
~ Demott, Mrs. u. Green, Mrs. g.
ID. Godfrey, Mrs. n. C. McAiphine.
1liss Lillian Bigsiow. Miss Lillian Jose.
lies Aggis J. Megrath. Miss Winifred II.
faerath. Miss Ida Robinson. Miss Myrtle
csri,s. Miss Edith McGraw, Mics Winona
odfrcy. Miss Lou Harrison, Miss Mile
lsS. Miss Nettie Crawford. Miss Mile
Clark. Miss Blanche Trcsn, Miss Daisy
Ieonhardt. Miss Minnie Hughes, Miss
I1lia Chisholm, Miss Sadie Cary, Miss
florence Wagner, Miss May Spauiding.
Mss Caroline Green. Miss Julia Hansier,
Mss Lulu Shcshan, Miss Martin Dougan,
e MIS- Mae Bragdon, Miss c. Edsen, Miss
Ek Holloway, Miss A. Allis. Miss
II Leonhardt. Miss II. Madison,
Miss J. Leveney. Miss Jensen, Miss
Nplin. Miss Stalsy. Miss Barnup.
NJ George A. Noble. Mr.. viii q. Potts,
II. Elmer X. Brady, Mr. J. Park Hender-
Eeon. Mr.. Basset, Mr.. v. Tremain, Mr..
William Fox, Mr.. John Dascourt,
II. W.. Z. Kennedy. Mr. A. A.
kuiherland. Mr.. John O.. Niggle,
NJ. J. ID. Hayes. Mr.. J. II. Bragdon. Mr..
q {. Leonhardt, Mr. w. A. Leonhards,
Mr. g. III. Woodhonse. Mr.. A. Hall. Mr..
~ N. Shaw, Mr.. 8. Asher. Mr.. III. West.
"a. A. A. Madison, Mr.. A. r. Holio-
uay. Mr.. f. +. Porter. Mr.. G. NJ. Black,
~, w. ]. Ellis. Mr.. J. Shippen. Mr.. w.
= Friedrich. Mr.. Thomas Dunn, Mr..
Thomas pearce, Mr.. G. ID. strstton, Mr..
EN. K. srny.he, Mr.. William McCord, Mr.
James Head. Mr.. Henry Dunn, Mr.. J.
IN. Doran, Mr.. W. Nc Neal. Mr.. J. NJ.
kempton. Mr.. J. c. Peterson. Master
Clair Bigeiow, Master Burt Stevens, Mas
hr Earl Bigelow.
state Caiverstty Cemmenecment.
The exercises of commencement week at
Ne state university began on Friday with
the competitive drill of the state cadets.
which resulted in Calvin WELDON winning
he gold medal and Oscar lee the silver
medal. Ga Friday evening the chapel Was
fiied 30 overlooking by an audience which
had gathered 10 listen to the annual class
aay exercises. which were principally Of q
humorous character. The chapel was
BEAUTIFULLY decorated for the occasion with
sines. palms, flowers and pottsd plants.
Ihe principal feature of the exercises was
tae handing down of one of the embiems
the university by the senior class to the
nnior class. The presentation speech for
he seniors of ~ was made by John Fos-
~ president OF the class, and Calvin u.
Welbon accepted in behalf OF the inniors.
frvsident Porter gave the juniors good ad-
nce In presenting them with the spade,
aad told OF the good use the seniors had
made OF H. la his acceptance Mr.. WELDON
81 The juniors introduced . little
friendly sarcasm, and related some of
NE good work which the seniors might
asss done with the spade and did not. and
he hard work they did do which they
eh9u'd not have done. The programme
essaered VAS as follows: Music, William
lei, = NJ Moore and Mr.. Anthony: decla-
eaton Mr. Roger 8. Greene. r.: "Belars. :"
Mas Helen NJ. Anthony: .sonr Motto. :"
y. nelbsrs A. Ford; melodies of Class Of
n Miss Anna FELTON,; "Anatomy," Mr..
Albert e. Pierce: class tree Grafton, Mr..
tenass r. Medearls; "a Retrospect. Miss
Aetsse neason: Faculty Records" Mr..
AadeTiek Sprague; 1.-The Legend OF the
nnsy." Miss Carrie Davis. "The Log
sees,' Miss Olive Hubbard: spade ORA
sca Mr. John E Porter; response, Mr..
sAsin b. Weldon: Taps" Mr.. Merit J.
psshsm. The exercises will he continued
Ne week as follows: Al ii s. IA. today
Ats Alexander Alison viii deliver the
nesasaugosse sermon st the Presbyterian
@sseh. Tomorrow evening at Z o'elock
Nasles =. Flshhaek will deliver an adj
Gas 10 the literary societies IN
- college chapel. On Tuesday even
~ tie reunion of the alumni will
NccF. Ca Wednesday evening the
esssesss Of the Conservatory OF Music will
Ne place at the sheater, she programmes
shich appears al greater length In the
asesaeat column OF this paper. On
asrsdsy at 2n IN. the exercises OF the
adaailng lass take place The mem
10 ii TIE class are as follows: classical,
zaess Sherman Greene. Albert ksns.s
sses snd Albert Frederick s1rague; adj