The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-01-07


IN, Miss Hsisa Wells. Miss Edna Whittier.
Miss Abois Jones. Mr.. II. Boyd Wells. Mr..
Fam BENTON, Mr.. Walter Ely. DR.. William
I-aaaoE. Mr.. E r. Bogsriu.. Mr.. Fred
Everett. Miss Helen Mcdonald Miss Car
re kosser. Miss lane coryeii. Miss Laura
Easer. Msss Leila Whittier. Miss Fora
jones. Miss Maud Wells. Miss Ruth
1oryeal. Master Milton Whittier. Master
Donald Mcdonald. Master Herbert Coe.
Master Harry Coz. Master Max Wells.
Master Charley DAYS. Master Addison
Davis. Master Lester Wlftier, Master Cliff
Ton Johnson, Master Cabot wickxare.
Master Charley RISER, Master Robert Nc
Donald. Master kalpn MeDonald. Master
Homer Nistter. Master Georgs CoryelI.
Master Kenyon Co-yel, Master Burney
Mitchell. Master Du Boss Mitchell.
state Univ~rsfsy Notes.
Last Tuesday the university opened for
the second semester of this year. Nearly
all the old students are back again and
during last week about twenty new ones
entered. Tuesday sad Wednesday were
given up 20 rearranging the programme
and recognizing classes. Some OF the
classes IN mathematics, and the history
class are 50 large that they are divided
into different sections By Thursday
everything was in good working order and
going on As though no vacation had oe-
curret
Military drill vas conducted SIS usual on
Wednesday and Friday. hu. owing 10 the
ipclemency OF the weather the drill Was
held IN the Arnory on Wednesday and
on Friday the battalion was given the
manual of arms IN The college building,
Company Z occupying the chapel and
Company Prof. Taylor's room.
As the neg term opens there Is q gen.
erai recognizing of societies and clubs
and election OF new officers. For the
three societies OF the university the off,
GERS are elected for one quarter. Last
Thursday the Normal Society met and
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: President. Mr.. James Me-
dearis: vice president, Miss Hubbard Sec
rotary. Miss Ruth Kari treasurer, Miss
Penbeld; sergean s-at-Arms, Mr.. jacob
Snyder. They also gave a very interest
ing programme: Vocal solo. Miss Shep-
ard Grafton. Mr. Bert Williams; recita-
ton. Miss Murray. instrumental music,
Miss Rens Talmadge; select reading, Mr..
u. A. Ford.
The Phiiomatheans on Thursday elected
the following officers: Miss Anthony,
president: Mr.. VI. Harrais. vice president:
Mr.. George Alien. secretary; Mr.. :. A.
Robinson. treasurer: Miss Brigger, libra
riaa: Mr.. Alter, Durham, sergean,-af-
arms.
The North Hall Boarding Club is now
running with James Medearis as steward
and NJ. Harrais. ID. 4. Ford and Tom An
derson as finance committee. Ii has at
present membership Of twenty-six. in
Guiding i've young ladies' II is expected
that more will join soon. At the weekly
meetings. which occur Friday night, the
general business Of the club Is discussed.
Last Friday night the members met in the
dining room and elected officer. as fol-
lows: John Ham. president; ]. r.
Schwartz. vice president: Gordon Frazier,
secretary: r. ID. Nichols. sergeant-at-
arms. There was much discussion as TO
the duties OF sergeant-st-arms in the
club. but il was finally decided that it vas
only an honorary Office and. by unanimous
vote. il was conferred on Mr.. Nickols
Mr.. Bert Williams has become an in
mate of North hall. He received mis-
initiation last Friday night.
The white Rose Club Social
The White Rose Social Club held one of
its popular social entertainments az its
club rooms in North Seattle on New Years
night. Music. songs and dancing were the
order of the evening. r. III. Coivin, presl-
dent Of the club, presented each member
with an elegant badge and Dr.. L. c. Ne
vile also presented the club with set of
dishes. consisting Of $50 pieces. They
were each rendered vote of thanks by
the club members The club is becoming
very popular. owing 20 the endsavors OF
the presiding officers 20 admit only the
most select people. The club has been
compelled TO secure larger ROOFS TO ac-
commodate its increasing membership
aud meetings hereafter Will be heId IN Pc
ierson's hail, Depot and Farm streets.
Following Is the programme rendered
Monday evening: Overture. string quar-
tests; tenor solo, Fred Jones; recitation,
Miss Hiatt: xither solo. Max Young
msnn; medley, string quariette; vocal
SOLO, Miss Moore; quariette. Miss Mae
Bishop soprano. Mrs. F. ". Stafford alto.
+. q. Arnold tenor. r. Jones bass; debate
on the question of whether the mind OF
man is superior to thar of woman, in the
affirmative by Dr.. Neville and W. L. Nor
RIM ton and in the negative By f. l.. Len
noI and +. Ii. Colvin, decided in favor of
the negative. Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs. Lannox. Mr. and Mrs. r. ".
Stafford. Dr.. and Mrs. Neville, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gotta. Mr.. and Mrs. Proper, Mr.. and
Mrs Purdy. Mr.. and Mrs. Wheaton, Mr..
and Mrs. Bowers, Mrs. Murray, Mr.. aud
Mrs koler, Mr.. and Mrs. Holland. Mrs.
Miller, Mrs. Boise. Mrs Roland. Miss Mae
Bishop. Miss /. Hiatt. Miss VI. Hiatt. Miss
y Norringten. Miss May Norrington.
Miss Engla Miss Butler, Miss Moore.
Miss JohnstoBs. Miss Scott. Miss Young.
mann. Misses Fletcher. Miss Murray, Miss
Burke. Mrs. Burke. Mr.. aud Mrs. Jensen.
Mr.. T. o. Arnold. Mr. C. :. Chase, Mr.. A
Murray, Mr.. ". T. O'RouTke, Mr.. Baker.
Mr.. DAVIS, Mr. Dennis. Mr.. ]. ki.dAv. Mr..
T. Jones, Mr.. W. l. Sorriugton. Mr.. Z.
II. GOWN. Ar. \. Cuthhert Mr.. Max
Yoangmann, Mr.. George Dimes. Mr..
Frank Boise, Mr. Iyeson. Mr.. h. Chase
NJ. Hiatt, Mr.. F. W. Stafford and many
Others.
The \. VI c. A. New Years Reception
TAe reception given on New Years day
az the Young Meas Christian Association
quarters was very successful, the rooms
oeing crowded from till :. Visitors were
received by the officers aud reception COM
HiItee o; tae association and introduced
90 the half hundred Of ladies assisting
who entertained the guests sith converse
tion sad refreshments. An orchestra vas
~ attendance during the reception. In
the membership and educational commit