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Young women. As.oc,.t,on.

About 100 women met at the Chamber of
Commerce yesterday afternoon for the
purpose OF forming q young women's
Christian association. The fact that sew
eral young girls coming to Seattle from
the country in search of employment had
been led into lives of shame for lack of
Christian help and sympathy coming to
the personal notice OF several ladies
led them 20 compare notes as to
the necessity for something in the
line of Christian endeayor toward
saving these innocent girls from the temp
tations which beset them in their struggle
with poverty. Mrs. Homer Hills we'll
known efficiency as chairman led to her
being selected for that position, and Mrs.
ID. ID. Harger was chosen secretary. 1t
was unanimously resolved TO form an
association whose object would be to es-
tablish reading room ana free employ
ment bureau for girls and women William
ID. Wood made talk, giving the women
suggestions es to how they shoald
organize to accomplish the ends aimed at.
Rev. Clark Davis gave short history OF
the Young Mems Christian Association in
this city and urged the women TO go slow
in the way of mourning debts, advising
them that it would be better to start mod
estly and pay as they wear than to dis
count the future and be harrassed with
financial cares. DR.. z. c. hilbourne, as
president OF the Young Mems Christian
Association. congratulated the women
upon the good work they were inaugu-
rating and extended 20 them the use of
the y. VI. {. 4. hall and other eourtesies
By that organization. The temporary
officers were made permanent and Mrs
Erastus Brainerd was chosen treasurer.
The following committees were ap-
pointed: On constitntion-Mrs. r. E.
Dunlap. Mrs. r. T. Daniels, Mrs. ]. O.
Robinson, Miss Della Caughey, Miss Ida
Byers. On relief-Mrs. Clark Davis, Mrs.
q. Is. RorersoB. Mrs. ". II. Weldon, Mrs.
John W. Hanna, Mrs. Ella Jordan. On
selection OF room-Ars. E. Brainerd, Mrs.
r. p. Daniels. The meeting then adj
joarned 20 meet 81 the same place next
saturday afternoon 1T .. 80 o'clock.
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sese oncs encanpsd facing each other on
opposite sides Of the Rsppahsnnock. when
sae oands Of each fcrcs began Playing the
Various national and other ain. Al
Joining as the conclusion Ia Home
sweet Home- !" A. the end Of this
Part the curtain rose on . rustic
scene. ~ the Introduction Of which Mr..
fsars played @Way Down Upon the
sawanee Kirer. A vsry enthusiastic
virginia reel then followed. ia which the
participants we're Miss Carrie rrsuenthai.
NJ !. Gestssein. Miss sadie Cahen. Mr..
FRED kierskf, Miss Rose Davis. Mr. Sam
brown. Mss Jennie Rosenthal and Mr.. J.
ooidiaro- Ii vas extremely amusing ard
qaife brought down the house" Tee
programme concluded with a chorus ren-
dition OF the ssSta- Spsngfed Banner.
Dancing followed and continued till ahoat
l O'Clock The committees were a. fol-
loss; Arrangements. Miss Fannie q.
Deggsnger, chairman; Miss Rose Davis.
MISS Lain Frsead. Miss Jennie Rosen,hal,
Mss sara Gsttstein and Miss Beckie
schoenfes9: reception. NJ. Emanuel
Rosenberg. Mr. Eikan Morgenssern. Mr..
Alfred Z. kalter and Mr.. Berman scaoen-
iesd- The floor managers were Mr..
William Nilzinski, Mr. sam Brown and
Mr.. Ike Goststein- The ladies in charge
OF the reireshment tables we're Mrs.. f.
Morgenstern, Mrs. f. Aronson, Mrs. r L.
Friend. Mrs. s. Blum.
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Ladies. Mu.lcai club Concert.


The sixth concert this season OF the
Ladies' Musical Club. given in its club
rooms in the Seattle National bank build
ing yesterday afternoon. was we'll attended
and was aa artistic success. The pro-
gramme rendered was as follows.
pAsT
Piano auartefts--''Nslse .......... Mosxkowski
Frs. yisno-Nrs- Calhoun, Mas Atkins: second
piano-~Mrs schuyler, Miss y ach.
Vocal solo-eN lzpah 49,. ADAM GefbcI
MIRA ]. /. Dswsoa-
Piano solc--ssDaus aes B5is =. 5000. .kowlsski
Mrs. A. g. Msrcoanigr.
whissstng solo-~'sIl Eartvr. ............. Agsiti
Miss Hamilton
PART a.
Vocal trio-"Ress Thee on This Messy Pill
AVN .sssss .t.s. =. ss.*-s sztHnfs
Mira Ierbeal, Mrs. Aesiickea and MIRA WHIT
ttss9y.
p. - ,fdl"impat.ence' ..s..-....- Heller
1aa"S s"io- ib3.soys song Etaeitert Ssylns
Aass ioaise Hayden.
TsoIfn so,o--ss.nnG coGcerto op. ls De Beyios
Mr. fseosgc Degiaz-
Vocal auartetts--''I Esnds' ..-...e. HoehTisg
Miss Tkorndyke. Ma. Atgssr. Mia olTo Alier
aud Mss Ferguson.
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AsDonald. Miss Riley and NJ F.,a-a-
.a.ga. Ar. and Mrx Albert s. coox ~
ana Ars. /. A. Bell. Mr.. and M-s. Georvs
.aftef. Mr. and Mrs. Ed l.. Terry. NJ 3
1rsnt and Mr. T. c. wsxh-
rurn, Miss Emery aud Mr.. HI p
romeroy. Miss Huns and Mr.. Georv.
na1sy. Mas Spencer and Mr.. Richard 8
Scx, IT,, Mr. and Mrs. Charles +. whis.s,-
~, Mise hsefn and Mr. Daniel Ke.Iehe-
Iiss knsseii and Mr. X. IL. Mckee. MIss
Jones and Mr. Theodore y. Hailer. Ms.
neWolfs and Mr. e. Mead. Emory Me.
fssriss, Of Tacoma. and Mr. j. r. obsr-
.euner, Mrs. r b. Albertson aud Nr. r.
a. strive, Mrs. r. j. Church and ~.
ueorze Folsom. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Jsss.n
:, aiss Olive Baxter and Mr. Crissanden Van
Nyck, Miss Hughes and Mr.. Launresp.
reilly. Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Andrers. Mr
ard Mira J. Albert Jackson. Ms. Rrth
Alien and DR. George Far. Mr.. George
Hurt. DIR. r. H. Hard. Dir. MarshalI
Bond. Mr. c. u. Austin, Mr. w. B. G6os-
Msn. Mr. Josiah Collins. Mr. VI. o. Came.
Mr. George Atkinson, Mr.. George III.
Preston. Dir. Jennings Cor, jr.. OF Everett.
M tharies +. Munday. Mr. A. W. Cole
man. Mr.. James d. Hege, IT., Mr.. John L.
Harden, Mr.. ". 7. skislines. Mr.. r. II.
whstncy. Of Everett; Mr. r. J. caurch.
ar. n u. Aiberssou. Mr.. r. j. Grant.
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st. stephens Social Mt Ballard.

The last social until after Lent given by
the Woman's Guild OF ST. Stephens Epis-
copa! church was held at the reciory on
Shrove Tuesday, and although the weather
was very stormy the attendance was good.
An art gallery, with plizzling exhibits.
amused the gues;a, and Mr.. w. j. Davies
drew the admiration of those present by
skilltully drawing silhouetses OF a number
of prominent guests. Refreshments OF
coffee, cake and ice cream were then
served, after which voca, and instrument
tai music helped to pass the balance of a
very pleasant evenings enjoyment
Among those present were. Rev. and
Mrs. r. T. Hyland. Mr. and Mrs. W. j.
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. X. W. Grever, Mr..
and Mrs Joseph Ii. Blake. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kellogg and family. Mrs. Edward Wheeler.
Mrs. John James. Mrs. ii. Bnsby, Miss
Rose Grover. Miss Naomi Davies. Miss
Ivy Finneran. DIR. w. Johnston, Mr.. r.
shirtclif. Mr. Herbert HyIand. Master
Kenneth Davies, Master Lioyd Finnerao,
Master Lester Busby. Master Willie Date.
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SIR. and Mrs. r. >. Grant xntsrtain.

On Monday evening Mr. and Mrs. +. J.
Grant entertained the members of last
years Hill Whist Club and few o. hers at
their home on Twelfth and Madison
streets. The amusement Of the evening
was duplicate whist. The guests were
Ms. and Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mr. and Mrs.
A. B. Stewart. Mr. and Mrs George III.
Hebron, Mr. and slrs. Ed L. Terry, Mr..
and Mrs. c. 2. Tyler. Mr.. and Mrs W. r.
Boone. Mr.. and Mrs. II. 6. Struvr, Mr..
and Mrs 4. u. AscCalsky, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. j. Car
kssk. Mr.. and Mrs c. W Engse, Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Lewis. Mr and Mr.. Maurice
McsiickeH. Mr.. and Mrs. III. A. Noble.
Mrs. j. C. Haines. Mrs. ". A. Jennings,
OF san Francisco. Mr. J. d. Losman, Mr..
jobr 3. Alien. Capt. Frank Taylor, Mr.. Il.
A. strout, Mr. K. e. Washburn.
Frankiis Sunday school Entertasnrnent
The FgankiiE Sunday school enjoyed a
novel and successful entertainment with
an oTeTfowing house Of young and old on
Wednesday evening Mr.. William TAYLOR
Ramsay accepted an invitation from Mr..
John Easasas. IN behalf Of the school and
its superintendent. Mr. John Pagh, to act
- chairman. and The entertainment was
opened With song by the choir and the
chi srcf, and followed by recstagion By
" lille Evans, solos By Miss Sadie Jones
ard Mrs. H. A. Boxes, and remarks BY
TIE pastor. Key IL. r. Shepard. A SOAP
ewbbIe contest wzs thea announced - the
principal event. ard crest rnerrisnen. fol-
i3ssd IN the struggle Ter the pr.ses
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Mrs. Hammond. birthday Party.

One Of the en- jcy able events of the past
week Was the party given a. the Sarah b.
Yesier home on TUESDAY evening. The
occasion was the celebration OF the a1th
anniversary of the birth of Mrs. Eliza a.
Hammond, the mat-on OF the home Mrs.
Hammond Is well known in Seattle. haw.
ing lived here about twenty-five years,
and notwithstanding the iaelemency Of
the weather, about $50 Of her friends as
seE,hlcd to paw her their respects. The
following programme was rendered:
Selection of Prof Ssalsy's orchestra: os,ar-
teits, Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Ward. Mr.. Rees,
Mr.. Robinson: eosnet solo. with piano
accom- panirnent, Mr.. G. II. PARK: selection
bv the orchestra; vocal solo. Mr.. ]. A.
PARK; recitation, Miss Mabel Ward. cor
net solo. with piano accompaniment, Mr.
w l. Lindsey; selection or orchestra:
'Wcsaau's Home Critic paper edited
and Rad by Mrs. Kirk C. Ward; vocal
solo. Miss Annie SAepherd qaxs;efte.
Mrs. Cary, Mrs. Ward. Mr.. Rees, Ms Rot-
insoa. Afses the programme dainty
luncheon MAS served Mrs Hsmmcnd
vas The recipient OF FnanY ielepkonie con
CALCULATIONS from trends Enaele 10 be
present. aud also OF tokens OF remembrance
f-ossa each Of yhe members of the home
Two gifts worthy Of mention were a
beautiful gold pea wita ivory hsndIe and
a pretty breaxsEin Nth diamond setting
and bearing the inscription, Ito 'rEogher.'
frou your daughters Of the SasAa B.
Iesler" An snioys5se evening was spent
and il vas yaidnlgas hesoss tise guests de.
pared. Iaose preSsas ssss. Rev. aad
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The ladies' smoker of the Seattle Ath-
lctic Club on Friday evening was we'll at
tended. the gallery being filed and leo
oh airs in the center OF tine gymnasium
filled with the fair friends OF the members.
The exercises OF the evening consisted of
athletic sports. neat silver badges suitably
engraved being offered 10 the winners of
the contests. The first contest was a L.
yard dash, the contestants being +. A.
FFedericks, Ed Gatfney. Alfred Fissin and
J. II. Carter Fredericks won in 2n sec
onds. Fred X. Struye Won the putting
the it-pound shot contest. the distance
covered being 50 feet ~ inches. The
other contestants were Theodore y. Hal
Ter. r. f. RUSSELL and u. y. Porter. ].
Albert Jackson climbed the is-foot pole in
II - seconds. defeating B. Sehoenfeld.
III. /. Merritt; won the running high jump
contest. clearing feet inches, and de-
feating ]. II. Carter. 4. V. Randall and
Albert Cookingham. Fredericks and Eis-
kin defeated Morris and Pierce in the
three-legged race around the gymnasium,
their time being I3s. seconds. In the POI
tato race the contestants were Gaffney,
Morris. Pierce. Mack and Schoenfeld. Ten
potatoes were placed at intervals of two
yards. each potato being picked mp and
deposited in the goal separately. The race
was won by Mack. In the half-rnile dash,
consisting of thirteen laps around the
gymnasium, the contestants were Freder-
icks, Fiskin, Dean. Gsffney. Humphreys,
Mack. ingersoll and schoenis!a. 1t vas
Won by FreieEicks in minutes 81 Sec
onds. Morris anc Cookingham competed
in the running high kick, the former win
ming with a record OF feet 6 inches.
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Caprice Club Pink Tea.

On Monday evening the Auditorium
Caprice Club gave its sirst party a, Prosch's
hall. Although dancing PARTY il was
called PINK tea and was conducted BY
the ladies of the club. The ladies were all
dressed IN ping and the gentlemen wore
pink neckt.es- Those present were: Mr.
and Mrs +. W. Van Dorm, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ward, Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. DAVID
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Deyriss. Sir. and
MrA +. Ii. Van Brocklin. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
II Shoals. Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Nscle. Mr.
and Mrs. Ii. T. Whitley. Mrs. c. Me-
Doweii, Mrs. Ballrne. Mira ]. c. Michel,
Mrs L. {. sgetson. Mrs, Hattie Shoals,
Miss Lizzie Roth. Mrs. w J. Kelly, Miss
Anna Conway. Miss Minnie Newman.
Miss Maud Kelley. Miss Lizzie Newman.
Miss Agnes Throil, Miss Lulu Boyd,
Hiss W. Cecilia DAVIS, Miss Eta
Stetson. Miss Lizzie Conway, Miss
Edith McGraw. Miss zsna Lloyd. Miss
Maud Keller. Miss Ella Jackson, Miss os-
borne. Miss Dora Scott. Miss II. Parkins.
Miss Ida Robinson. Miss Lossic Poose,
Miss Allie Poole, Miss f zabeth Mccall
ium, Miss Flora McCalluu,. Miss May
Kelley. Miss Z. A. Mcfarland, Mr.. Joe
Parkins. Mr.. 4. q. Hardy, Mr. E. L.
Ryther, Mr.. X. MeIeond. Mr. J. T. Brad
dock. DIR. Lyons. M-. T. G. Alhin, Mr.. s.
Aharsn, Mr.. A. Faulkner, Mr.. ]. J. Par
ker. Mr. Charles Swanbsrg, Mr.. J. Park.
Mr.. q. S. Fenwick. Mr. Edwin Frankfurt,
Mr. G. ID. Hedreen. Mr. A. ID. Crawford,
Mr.. Y. s. woonsaholds, Mr.. IL. \. Shaw,
Mr.. George VI. Aiken. Ar. \. c. Stefson,
Mr.. Sumner Baldwin. Mr. J. N. Kemp
ton. Mr. j. 7. Lindsay. Mr.. r. g. Hyde,
Mr.. w. S. Newton. Mr.. George Newman
Mr.. f. W. Eyanson.
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Public school literary Societies.

On Thursday afternoon the Friendly
Literary Society Of the Denny school rem
dered the following programme: Read
Ing. - mmie Butter and the OWL"
Maurice Case; recitation, The Wreck OF
the Hesperus. Lena Medley; ins;ru-
mental music. Evening Song" Filth
Twiss; reading, Difficulty About That
Dog" Edward Dnffy; essay. "A Para
phase of the First Part of Miles Stand
ish," Georgiana Hammond: instrumental
music. Mollie dJosnn. recitation. French
Flea Powder" Gertrude Winsor; essay.
How Timmins Fought the Highway
men," Edith Twiss; recitation. Good
Night" Cora Carkeek; recitation, The
Wrecked Boy" Charles Randall.
The Longfellow Literary Society Of the
South school on Friday afternoon rem
dered the following programme: Essay,
John Milton, Lulu Dupee; song. ''Star
spangled Banner" society; recitation.
.Rainy Day." James Sheehan; compost
ton, Cork Tree" Frank smith; song,
MY Country IT'S of Thee" society; reci-
tation. ,'.She Couldn't Speak EagIish,
Adoiph Greenhaum;" recitation, Ernest
Sanders; composition, An Old Coin,
Carrie FrauenthaI; composition. Tact
and Talent" 6-orge Greenbaum: song.
THE Bearded Barley" society: debate on
the question whether the invention Of
machinery has done injury to the labor
ing classes by lessening the amount OF
work 10 be done by hand?" Sadie Sickels.
Max Eister, Joseph Jaffe, Don Nash.
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ME Hsil. Miss Maage corey. Mss re~s ice
Parks. Miss Aimee smith. Miss STELLA Cose.
Mss sssrsie Page. Miss psstie srnssh. Mss
Anna Williams. Miss Efhes Senrse.
Miss Grace Msliest, Mss Julia ken-
nedy, Miss Ethel Bainhvisge, Miss
Nsdee Touasinson. Miss Ramsey. Miss
Lara Rumsey. Mss Mamie Gardiner.
Mr.. Norman Pserrs. Mr.. Bsa Saspes. Mr..
Clare Fsrnsworth. Mr.. or-sn Rank. Mr.
Dana Fa-nswor.h. Mr.. Fred Dury. Mr..
Iall Kellogg. Mr.. less Branks-, Mr.. Ralph
Hopkins. Mr.. Horace Turner. Mr.. wsisasa
s-lsirnsn. Mr.. Linn Relfe, Mr.. Charlie
Wartele. Mr.. Win Farr, Mr.. Harry
freaericks. Mr.. Fritz Ranke. NJ.
Abe Rssswaller. Mr.. Lenos Rlekard,
Nj. Cliff Andrnsx. Mr.. George
Gibson. Mr. ". +. Morley. Mr..
Fred Davis. Mr.. Finn Stewart, Mr.. Frank
Hasks- Mr. Bert Hankerson, Mr.. Jack
Kline, Mr.. Thomas Ii,tell. Mr.. Charlie
Watrous. M. II. NJ Gov, Mr.. wesley
Young. Mr.. Roo Webb, Mg. Gay Post.
Mr.. Clarence Edwards. Mr.. I. A. Short
ridge. Mr.. George Smith, NJ. Van Saith,
Mr.. Edward Herald. Mr. Andrew jamie
son, Mr.. John T. Campion
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awarded To the blowers OF the larxcss
saehses. who were Mr.. Archibald Bell.
Miss May Ramsey. Master Willie PuSh
sad Mics Kate Ramsey. A Ene cake was
then egFsFrSs by Mrs. John r. Jones 30 tho
oas who guessed the namher nearest tks
HgaTes attached to the cake DIR. ]. j.
SAITH aad Mss Lssxse Recess made thu
fortunate eress and shared the leaf.
IhT~ugh the kindness os the ladies eotfse
a2d resresaments were served.
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Richard Faue.sr. birthday Party.

On Friday evening Mr.. Richard Faucet
gave party At his home on Eleventh
ard Stewart streets 10 celebrate his birth
dsy. The evening was cDjoyably spent ia
dancing, card playing and vocal and ru-
siramental music. Those present were
Mrs. Fancett. Miss Belle Faucet. Miss
Johanna fiold.rip. Miss Anna Props. Miss
Kennedy. Miss Dundun. Miss McSnlty,
Miss Nellie Jones. Miss Bessie Jones. Miss
Maud Props. Miss Florence Monroe. Mr..
Richard Faucets, Mr.. Harry Grundy, Mr..
Frank Locke, SIR. WIN Clark. Mr.. Alex
McCane. Mr.. MeSulty, Mr.. Barnes. Mr..
Clarence Props and DIR. Robert Faucet.
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w,ae Awake clab,. Social.

The third semi-monthIy meeting of the
Vide Awake Club occurred on Friday
evening az the home of Mr.. W. Mead, sos
Orion street, and consisted Of hard times
social Dancing and card-pIaying were
the amusements Of the evening. after
which light refreshments were served. and
the com pany dispersed at an early morn
ing hour. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w Mead. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. NJ. Adams. Mr.. aud Mrs. T.. A. Mott.
Mr.. and Mrs J. r. Van Alssine. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. @. Fiorschufz. Mrs. Pesrce, Miss
Klttie Davis, Miss Blanche Graves, Miss
Alice Mcphcters. Miss Nellie Woodin.
Mss Martha Pearee, Miss Msad Mead,
Miss May Mead, Miss Mile Mead. Miss
Cseager. Miss Lizzie creacsT, Miss Martin.
Mr.. Philip Van A.stine, Mr.. Rains Crane.
Mr. Robert Norris. Mr. Ralph Barch. Mr..
John Dimes, Mr. Ava jones, Nr. William
Graves. Mr.. john Skinner Mr.. Henry
Dennis, Mr. Brothers. Mr.. Verscs NJ.
Ticker,
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ssase uni,er.i,r Neses.

stafe tu1vers1fy Notes.
Mr. X. r. Schwartz, who entered the
university last semester, left for his home
In North Yakima las: SUNDAY evening,
being unse'e 70 attend college the rest of
the year. During the time Mr.. schwartze
has been at the university he has made
maay friends. who regret very much that
he cannot be With them the res. Of the
year
without warning TO anyone. Mess-..
Ford and Frazier. of North Hall, last
"Wednesday afternoon packed their trunks
and LETT for new quarters. They are now
situated on Union street. Mr.. Frazier
says thai his roommate sold out and he
was forced 10 60 along with him. But
Mr.. Ford viii not give any reason for
leaving. The inmates of The Hall mourn
their departure. as while there they we're
the life OF everything that was going on.
Their room war the university football
headquarters during last semester.
The programme given by the Normal
Society last Thursday was as follows:
Several of tie members responded to roll
call b. quotations from different authors;
reading. Miss Crammatse. recitation. Mss
Esplin: three-Irinu;e speech. Mr.. Snyder:
Grafton, Miss Davis, essay. Miss Startup;
book review, Miss Lille White; character
sketch. Miss Adams: recitation, Miss
Cox: recitation. Miss Walker.
In the Aithenonian Society Monday
afternoon Miss Taimaee and Miss Cram
matte, OF the Normal Society. by request,
rendered duet. which was highly appre-
ciated by the society. Those on the regu-
lar programme were: Essay, Miss Amber
son: reading. Mr.. Wheeler; Grafton. Mr..
Mathis; pen portrait, Mss Eva Davis;
character sketch. Miss C.ymer; essay, Miss
McF addeu.
Thursday the following interesting pro-
gramme was given by the Philomathean
Society: Quotations from Thomas Moore
by members: Grafton. Mr. Charles Al
burta; recitation. Miss Inex Taylor. The
question debated upon was: Resolved.
That insurance companies are detrimental
TO the United States. Affirmative, Mr..
b. Il. McElreath, Mr.. John Jackol aud
Mr. NJ. Harrais; negative, Mr. i. d. Dur
ham. Mr. Thomas Marphine and Mr.. s.
n. Robinson; critics report.
Last Friday afternoon the Young Mems
Republican Club of the university was re-
organized with membership of ninety.
John Hasn vas elected president and Earl
Jenner secretary. The following commit
tee was appointed 10 draw up bylaws:
Charles Albnrsn, Sam ]. Miller. Ear Jen-
ner, Il. A. Sprague, ID. A. Ford and G.. w.
Frazier. A meeting OF the Democratic
students was called, but il did not mater
alize, as was also the case of the Populist
call
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At L meeting OF the directors Of the Seat
tie Athletic Club on Monday evening tho
resignation OF Manisy y. Haynes as treas.
nEer was accepted, aud Philip Kelly elected
70 iiI the vacancy. Owing 30 the fact ihas
Ar. Haynes 10 chairman Of the "Komeg
and Juliet" entertainment COMMITTEES ana
Is sasng part IA ths play. he fs.s that
tie dullss Vi treasurer wsre becoming TOO
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81. a.rh.. Musicale aud Thsa,risai.

Circle No. .. Of the WosEen's League OF
ST. Marks church. gave a successful
musical and dramatic entertainment 81
Eauke's hal on Monday night Iae first
pars OF the evening Was devoted 10 a
musical programme ard to tao h.tIe one
sc. ec.nedieffas. In the musical part Of
the entertainment the soloists were: Ar.
Herman Jalgcn, Mrs. Day. Miss Fairfield
and Mr.. 4. .. u. Berry. Miss csshoaa
was secompaaist. The NEST amusing
par. of the programme vas the two one
scs psays, ''Brhars" and Sugar and
Cream By Jsrans K Jerome and James
J. Hurst respectively. Tns frat had for
its motive the bazhfai ar bind lover. who
had to ps aeIpea 10 the kaoaiedee Of me
sact that he VAS loye1 by the object o. his
affections Miss Alice Augustine acted
tbs para Of the dis:ntsres.ea thlsd peFsoa,
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On Friday evening number Of friends
surprised Mr.. J. W. srriggs nc his resi-
deace on Front and Union streets. In
honor Of his birthday. The evening Was
delightfully."- spent with music. dancing
and games. and q splendid supper was also
served. Those present we're Mr.. and Ms.
C. l. Grant. Mr.. and Mira T. J. corcoran.
Mrs. s L. 6areksD. the Misses Spriggs,
Miss NJ. ID. Kelly. Miss Anna Masteson.
Miss Ella Corcorsn. Mr.. J. Marie, Mr.. 2.
@. Braiio. Mr.. II. O. Stoetling. Mr.. n.
seIfrldge, Mr.. r. $. Young. Mr.. Harry
Leland. Mr.. u. r. White, Mr.. Brown and
Mr. 4. II. Lawson.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-11
Amateur rh..srIe.l. At sasn,a.i..

Under the snspices Of the SunnydaIs
Literary and Debating Society thu dransa
in four acts entitled Better Than Gold''
was given at Snnnydsle on Friday even
log. February 2. These taking part wsrea
Miss " III. Bell. Miss Mamie Woods. Misc
Laura Morford. sfiss Maxwell and Sir.
X. Bueltemann. The so:iety has received
an invitation 20 give the drama ut south
seattle. The entertainment will probably
take place February II. There were about
30 people 10 witness the show, and ell
pronounce il q success.