The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-19


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ces7or. Ta5er her supervision he ~7rA
% rs schools has been cozSzl1e1 s-TaoS
January ! zfra marked suoeess- TIE
closing exercises q The Schools exte11e1
erasr1 THURSDAY night Until saturday
zigzr and consisted % Al ar AosH ex-
Ei1l-A0z. musical and literary program
-zs. Thursday and Friday nights. y re
pupils o. the school. assisted ~ Seattle
talent II ire Odd Fellows hall. foot
races and ozns- sports ~ the soys on
Friday afternoon, a-5 ne graduating ex-
erc1sss O. = class OF twelve pupils Beng
E1e frs class that has ever Era11aSea
from The Ballard schools The ENJOY
-rs1- o. the programme THURSDAY ElgAt
was 1arr@d hy excessively bad order am
CT account Of q poorly arranged hall.
day night when the entertainment passed
Of very successfully TIE programme
Thursday evening was as follows,
Song. Buy Ny Flowers. Ten little girls
Instrumental t-io.-...-.-.-..----..----
-.-.-...-.. Misses Cochran ana brother
Dialogue, Playing Doctor -----.-------
..---.----...-..-.. Mrs.. B@2-rys Pupils
Violin due-, piano accompaniment.
.........-...-...-......-. 2lr- Mssdag
Concert recitation, Bonnie BeA".--.--
..........-.-..... Miss ArmoGr's Pupils
Male Q11rtsttS- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
..-..... German ArIaa Soclety. Seattle
Recitation .........-........-.L0laM Marshall
Japanese Wedding Miss kelley's Pupils
Duet Mr. T5edemann and Mr. Peabody
Hoop Miss LoGcks' Pupils
Bon5o solo......Miss Edith TEiss. Seattle
Good Night. Miss Strand5erg's Pupils
On Friday nigh. Mr. Nes6ag and Miss
Mss6ag gave several selections on The
piano and violin which were voci1erously
appla nded. aid Mrs MacAlpine. OF Sc
aIIle, sang a solo that was highly ap-
preciated. -Betlamy's Dance" by Miss
Dougan's pupils. the May pole by Miss
Funks pupils. the song by little tots,
pupils OF Miss Sutton, Rotations by Eli
HanbIet, wand drill by six boys and SIX
girls from Ar- Buliongs room. and
concluding duet b. Ivy F'inner3n and
Berthe Bavary. received loud demonstra-
L4NL> GA approval from ALr aAAae44t
After the rendition % the programme
farewell visit was paid to the art loan
exhibition II the second story. This was
the first affair Of the kind ever he'd n
Ballard and the display, which was very
fine, ELECTED many favorable comments.
Many rare. old and valuable relics we're
exhibited IL different booths. Some OF
those which attracted marked attention
were as follows: 4 vase, 80 years Old.
loaned by Mr. s. q. Sankey; three Dres-
den vases. Do years Old. loaned by Mrs.
r ". Grover; a book entitled. Whole
Duty Of Man" rs years old. loaned By
Mrs. Jane Wright, Seattle; Boston News
Letter, a paper published April Il. 1904,
loaned ~ Or. ard Mrs. ". Johnston;
handsome jewel case. 100 years N the
family OF Mrs. Dawn Graves: Indian and
other relies by AIr. H K Richards; vaiu-
able collection Of agates and other stones
by Mrs. L II. DS5ell: Indian pipes by
Miss L. Davis; wedge wood ware by 8Irs.
". II. Vernon and Mrs. r. ". Grover:
ley, Miss Dora HeSser, Mrs. ". L. For
roster and Mrs. Kleinsmith: needle and
lace work by Mrs r. ". Grover: 5eauti-
full table cover by Mrs. II. T. Weise; en-
broidery ny Miss Dora Hesser tatted
work by Mrs Strandberg; crazy quilt by
Miss Clugston, Mrs Forester. Mrs Cor
don; embroidery by Miss Funk; hand
made rug by Mrs. J. Dickson
Bishop Barker. Of Tacoma, VIII confer
the rite Of confirmation upon a large
class OF candidates Tuesday night IN 81.
Stephens Episcopal church, e. Ballard