The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-04

at. . IA Lesis. Dir. j. Michael. Mr.. c. r.
Ds'oert. Mr.. john Campbell. Mr.. ". Rob-
bins Mr. w. j. Liveslsy. Mr.. So! Benxen-
co'f. NJ. julius Malberg, Mr. q. II. Baker.
MI y. Phillips, Mr.. J. Fasxen. Mr..
Maurice Case.
state Cnivsrsity Notes.
Profs- A. j. and Charles Anderson are
occupying the position i'm the mashc-
masieal department Of Lieut.. HAYDEN.
who left iass Wednesday morning for San
Francisco. Capt 6reens has charge Of
the military driil during the neuten ants
absence.
City politics are now the leading topic
OF discussion with North hall students.
As none of the literary societies rem
dered programmes week before last, the
programmes given during the past week
were above the average
On Monday of week before last. owing
to the inciemency of the weather and
only lev being in attendance, the Al
theuonian Society met and adjourned
without giving programme, and a. the
Thursday following, the society day" OF
the other societies. was q holiday, they
did not meet.
The programme rendered by the Al
theuonian Society last Monday was as
follows: Music. Clara Tslmage and Frank
smith: recitation. Mary Taylor; essay,
James Could; recitation. Percy Ridge
way: essay. Miss krumm; Grafton, Otto
Grunbaum; essay. Eugene Chiioerg.
The following programme rendered by
the Thaieans on Thursday was quite inter-
esting. All the gentlemen answered to
roll call by quotations from Bril- I'VE.
L
ford; music. Alice Tokias; essay, Oscar
Lee; music. Agnes Howell; selection,
Laura Price; essay. Charles Turner:
music. Eva Winsor; character sketch,
Othella Carroll.
The Normal Society gave the following
programme on Thursday. Answer TO roll
call by quotations from the Declaration of
Independence; reading. Miss Mitien;
reading, Miss Carrie Davis; paper. Mr..
Turner and Miss Estby, essay. Mr.. James
Medearis: the question whether q ma
tionai university should be established
was discussed in the affirmative by Mr..
James Medearis and Mr.. Larsen and in
the negative by Prof. Taylor and Mr..
Sandeil: recitation. Miss Palmer. char
acter sketch. Miss Freeman: reading. Miss
Morrill,: the song America was sung by
the society, closing the programme.
On the same day in the chapel the
PhiIomatheans gave q programme. which
was rs follows: Instrumental solo, Miss
Sarah Waughop; boyhood of Gen. Wash
ington. Miss Anna Brugger; Gen. WASH
ington as general. Miss Mary Button:
song. Yankee Doodle" by the society !;
Washington as president. Mr.. Fred
Morong, home life of Washington, Miss
inertia Smaller: vocal solo. Mr. NJ. NJ.
Moss. The programme was closed with
the critics report.
Pupils Literary an Musical Recital.
On Tuesday evening q literary aud must
cal recital was given at the residence of
Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson. 9oa Fifth
street. which was attended by the parents
and friends of those taking part. The
programme rendered was as follows:
"Her Laugh In Four Fits" Maud Glasco;
You Get Up" Pearl Ma-.el; THE ship
on Fire" Gertrude Giasco; piano solo.
Bessie Giasco; "A Psalm of Marriage"
Myrtle Harkins; piano duet, Lulu Sheehan
and Lizzie Jay Richardson: The Hus-
bands Petition" Mae Glasco: piano solo.
Gene Graham; ''The Man in the Moon"
Myrtle HarSins; song and chorus. class:
dens." Gertrude Glasco: Mrs. Winkie's
Grandson" Pearl Martel; piano solo, Bes-
sic Giasco; Lady Clare" Gene Graham;
piano solo. Lulu Sheehan; The Lovers
Sacrifice. Mae Glasco; The Rivals. Maud
Glasco, vocal solo. Lizzie Jay Richardson.
Those nrrsent were: DR.. and Mrs. Alison,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Augustine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Theodore Turner, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il.
H.
strasson, Mr.. and Mrs. John Cole. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cash. Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Osborne,
Mr. aud Mrs. d. Galley. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. George Carter. Mr..
and Mrs. Ra.er. Mr.. aud Mrs. Mccullough,
MIR. and Mrs. George Davis. Ar. and Mrs.
Wrei. Crews, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Glasco. Mr..
aud Mrs. +. II. Harsins, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Mar,ei. Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Mcclellan. Mrs.
Ely. Mrs. Boarimsn. Mrs Hart. Mrs.
Pitsenger, Mrs. Bolink. Mrs. /. Saiticrt.
Mrs. Sheehsn. Miss G. Alison. Misses Cole,
Misses cadien, Miss Boyd. Miss Augustine.
Miss Goodrich. Miss Fsr-ow. Miss Carrie
Raser, Miss Wilson, Miss Parson. Miss
Young, Miss Cernsit. Miss Amy Boyd.
Miss Lulu Bolink. Miss Irene Graham,
Miss X. Griswoia. Miss Wanda Glssco.
Miss Bertha Gilbert, Rev. W. g. Eliot. jr..
Mr.. A. Caaea. Mr.. ". Ely. Mr.. Robin
son, Mr.. Baker. Or. McCuInek. Mr.,
wiiginm Fond. Mr.. Wells, Mr.. Julius
Augustine, Master Clifford Mcclellan.
Master Garrison Turner. Master Walter
Robinson.
High Sch os Notes.
The High School Literary society he'd
its usual meeting on Friday evening in the
Assembly hall The members answered 70
roll call with quotations from history
The principal features of the evening were
the democratic aud Republican mock
CONVENTIONS The latter nominated the
following ticket: Mayer = W. Foose;
treasurer, 4. W. whalsey. clerk. & y.
White: corporation counsel. j. ID. he.iy;
fire commissioners. f. b. HegsTdi aud r.
l. Knapp. alderman -a'-1a-se. ~ hedy
delegate. A. Bronson. Ihe Democrats
nominated the following ticket; Mayor.
J. Z. Cummings: treasurer, J. W. Brewer
clerk. H. r Booth; corporation eoaase,'