The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-26

singing "Auld Lang Syne, leo ny IecTge
CoIman and the orchestra.
Among those present at the reunion ana
ia ra.lef were the following Rey- =.
peefev President and Mrs 7. NJ Gstch-
T5~ess,ienr A ! Anderson. Pref and Mrs
q p JShason. Prof. Marx Bailey, y,
pr,g and Mrs J NJ. Taylor. Prof e r
Reeves Miss = J. Chamberln. Miss J.
J,s5a-e and Mrs. .. Jacobs. MT. and Mrs.
= II Whftworth Mr. and Mrs. W. =.
Wood Mr.. George HYDE Preston. Mr..
and Mrs. + X Hill, DR.. Z. Bories, Mr.
w. H. r Barnes, Mrs MoFherson.
Miss Claire Catch. Mr. Earle f. Jenner,
Miss Alice Howell. Miss Martha whey.
Miss Olive NJ II fobari. Miss Alice Pen
fie'd Miss Kate Williams. Miss Anna
p,.s1on Afses Ruth karr. Mr.. Il. r. Mr.
Flre.ath Miss Minnie j. Pelton, Miss
Rena Tain,age. Miss Clara Talmage. Mr..
Isaac Philips Morrison. Mr.. Roger ;.
Greene. tr.. Miss Myra Il. Clark, Mr.. +.
Phillips Tsea rborn, Miss Myrta Bagley.
Mr.. and AIRS Warren |. Hastings. Mrs.
] McI.ennan. Miss Fannie J.. Churchill,
Mr.. D. \. Ford Miss Fannie Robinson,
Miss Helen Anthony. Miss Blanche Rob-
inson Mr. J. T. MCPHERSON. Mr.. G L.
Denny. Mr. william NJ. Calhoun, Miss
Ahble A. Drew. Rev. George T. Whit
worth Miss Lulu j. Thomson. Mr. and
Mrs. NJ. < Drew. Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence
Colman. Miss Maud l.. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs L. n. Spencer Mr.. r. 7. Hawley.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Ward. Mr.. and
Mrs " l.. Lindsay. Mr.. d. Ealis Douty,
Mrs. II p Kyes, Mr. John Huntington.
Miss Adelia VI. Parker. Miss Winnie
Owing. Miss Carrie G.. Davis, Mr.. C. A.
Kinnear. Mr. q. G. McGilvra. Mr.. j. A.
kellogg, Mr.. H. s. Ewing. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. -. Temple. Miss Hettie l.. Greene.
Mr. and Mrs c. y. Bagiey. Mr.. James +,
NcEaroy. Mr. Frank a. Noble. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed :. Meany, Mrs. DR.. Nhuord.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bushnell, Mr.. Il. c
Cheasty, Mrs Dr. Faulkner. Miss V.
Baldwin, Miss NJ. Baldwin. Mr.. and
MIS- w j. Colkett, Mr.. George
a. Colman. Mrs. {. L. Wayland.
Miss Clara VI. Bigelow. MIR. Van
WyckOf Miss Eugene McConaha. Mr..
John Porter. Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Ander-
son. Mr. and Mrs. a. +. Beeman Mr.. and
AIRS. D. r. Ward. Mrs. George II. Pratt.
Mr. c. e. Weldon. Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Robinson
on Wednesday evening the Alumni AS
ISOLATION met and elected officers fol-
lows: President. u. Ellis Douty, 81. $.
class Of 30. vice president, Florence Led
ger Whitford. class OF 81; recording sec
rotary. Ellen Hubbard, a. b, class OF
rs: corresponding secretary. Helen An
thony, r. s. class Of "a; historian. Het-
tie l.. Greene. =. s. class of 80; treas
urer. Edmond 5. Meany, b. S, class of
80
The following resolutions were adopted
10y unanimous vote:
Resolved. that the heartfelt sympathy
OF tihe Alumni Associa ton be extended
to sur esteemed members. Miss Adelaide
c. Nickeis. o. and Miss Josie T.. Jack
lin. IS. in the late bereavement. the death
of Mr.. Edward l.. Nickels. who was a
brother of the first and a nephew of the
second. and who was also former stu
dent Of the university.
After this business meeting the grad
George \. Colman and enjoyed another
reunion. and on the following day some
OF the graduates during tbe eighties held
A picnic al Madrona park. Altogether toe
entire festival of the Alumni Association
was a complete success and the farewell
to the old university was most appropri-
ately celebrated.
one Of the decorations I'm the old chapel
was large allegorical painting by Edith
Benjamin Ward, entitled, Farewell TO
Ou- Alma Mater"
The Only representative of the Denny
family present at the reunion was Charles
l.. Denny. II had been planned TO surprise
him with the toast Twin of the Univer-
sity.' He was born on the day the corner
stone was laid, just thirty-four years TO a
day from the date of the banquet Mr.
Denny evidently heard of this plan. and
with characteristic Denny modesty he
took advantage OF his schoolbOy knowl-
edga of the old building and made his es-
cape.