The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-28
..Deestrick Skewr, Entertainment.

The aDeestrick Skewl' entertainment
given at the First Presbyterian Caufc n
last Tuesday was a marked success. ard
the actors acquitted tn enselves IN man
ner "a afford an evening of healthy pleas
ure TO the large audience that faief the
lecture room Of the~~hurch, The DAYS
man. published by the church. with Rev.
A Alison as editor, speaks or the enter
.aFnruants as follows: The 'peestFlck
SkewT always draws. and always Will
II il good TO remind us OF our childhoou
banpv DAYS and also 10 impress upon US
the fact that educational methods ana
processes are greatly IN advance or those
~ a generation ago. And yet those
.Destr3ck' schools did give 20 the world
sonne Of the brainiest men and women
who have made their debut on the stage
~ time We thank our ladies' for their
fine entertainment 1t was no httie task
10 get IL up To Mrs. W. T. BOYD ana
Mrs H. A. Raser, We understand y Wv
fn, largely the success OF the enterprise
We hone we may soon enjoy a similar
,~ea+ a little nonsense now ana theh Is
ralished by the wisest and best OF men.
srbe ZION. Judge F. A. Mcdonald, who
-Iaved the part OF Pedagogue deserves
erecial mention. He did himself very
great credit indeed, for very mucn OF the
success OF this entertainment depefus on
.he ssrhoolmaster. Judge Remberger IN
tbA mart Of baby brother. was immense
IT. sleo received grateful acknowledg-
r,an+s The following Is list or the poSs
ara girls IN the school by name. giving
a1so me names of the persons VINO TOOK
their places:
rfnoothv Tttcomb TweedleduIn.
................... ......- -, II. ii"''N~
c:aorga washington Penny whistle;
pe"' H0 -. Alexander Myers
Moses Outright Laugnafellow;, :; ;;S,,,
Observation-Disclosures iilsdHi N. .. -.
rTeZekia Rlittervorjh-a- pound w GOWN
BENJAMIN Blackburn Blackberry. -,
panis,nin franklin skyrocket. -,
tf,,it,.,rrassns Narcissus. w. T, Boyd
Patrick Flaunagan..-.-....-'.'ttIroi Tssap
Ebenezor Slabtree. .++--'.i- - :,
la Fayerte Fitzimmons.: a. y bell
Tabv B~otf1sr.. Judge Renberger
GIRLS.
s''''a' '''a jan -, Mrs. r. ]. Ely
Kathleen q Flaherty -,
...........M Mrs. ~. b Augustine
Polly Ann Flinders twin, -. =. ID,
eTs7e other Tvin....-.-..-M Mrs. y. \ kaser
ArabetIs Aurelia Aroosoook. Miss Hyatt
Matilda Pe'erkin Paul .-.-.- Mrs. Nlchois
Espheuia Emeline Leinger -:
Patience Mercy Jones; =.
Arabella Edgar Cfrimshaw Mcconnell
..s........... Mrs w. A. WELDON
Priscilla Prifn Perriwinkie,, ..-..---..--..;-
..................M Miss Davidson
Nora Naomi Caroline Dora Dole ..-.--
.................Mr ". +. Boyd
Harriet ffepsihah Hoftentoi ..
.-..............-........M Mrs. a. V. Bell
I.syfnia Sahina Tse-rleton ....--..-......
observation-disclosures. Mrs. Or. Sturgts
some very excellent hits were made
daring the exhibition Among these are
IRE following: In the geography class
the question was asked, Where IL -
Louis The answer given was this: 1t
- connected with Seattle by the south
canal" When Kathleen O'Fieherty Mrs.
NJ r. Augusttne( was reading her essay
on saints" she mentioned among others
the naue Of -. Augustine. She then
aided: y know man IN this town who
IS a Uretty good man by The name 81
g Augustine. tsut mes 10 saint" This hap
rs ailusi0n 30 her husband fairly con
suIsed che au6iencs IA laughter The
essay on Ghosts" by Patrick F'laOga-
gan C'rof. Faganl. was exceedingly good.