The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-15
10 THE 1000 MARK.
Nbat the Y. N. C. A. Wants to
Do the Coming Year.
.smuAL MEETING LAST NIGHT
!. welcoming Reception 20 Prof. Cream.
ehe New Athletic Instruceor-
Trustees Elected.

-. annual meeting and the recensl,n
:. Mr.. Z. r. Green, the new physical
s-s..or called oft large attendants. Of
=. members OF the Young Mems Chris
90 Association In spite OF the heavy
,sss last evening.
r. the absence OF DIR. j. b. Eaxis%on
.-srsent Of the association, who IS now
1, .hs East, H. Willis Carr was chosen
: act a. presiding officer. Eneouragfng
.s-,r,. we're presented by several chair
-ssn 81 the committees having charge az
~ various departments OF association
rerk
TIE reports Of the educational commit
/ &C. O. A. Byrs chairman. and the a.h-
&c committee. DIR. C. A Smith chair
nan. we're especially interesting. Mr.
gyers announced that arrangements have
hssn made for evening classes, open 10
| III members Of the association, emitting
.ss.s TO sixty lessons In shorthand. En-
xash. typewrising penmanship. bookkeep-
inS correspondence and mathematics. and
sssnfy lessons IN mechanical drawing.
All the above classes are TO be conductesf
!. Wilson'S Modern Business College. In
tie Collins building. and may begin when
essy a man becomes a member OF the as
forsat;on.
Dr. Smith promised for the athletic
committee greater Inducements along this
fas than have ever been given the asso-
cation men. and Az the Y. NJ. C. A. has
tie only athletic grounds in the city. this
sith the gymnasium and natatoritirn and
saths. give all that might be desired by
yg1ng men who are anxious TO avail them
eIses Of such privileges.
A special feature OF the meeting was
re Inauguration OF the me mbership con-
est between the "Longs'' and Shorts"
w. ". Ewing Is captain OF the LONG,"
With die following lieufenanis: u. A.
Ewing Frank Atkins. Homer Bull. A. s
Nickgrson, Z. I. Ifawley. Larsen BIanck
J A. Whailey. r. w. johnson, J. v A
Smith. Ira Bronson, Max Bruhs,. G A
Harlow. W A. FELTON,. r. r. Adams. Will
IAN Calhoun. Arnot johnson. A. W. WhaI-
Iay, W. II. Lewis. Morgan Williams and
r. 3 Clark. or the Shorts" Fred T.e
Gate Is captain. and his leiiienants are
J. n. Forehand, T. a. Davies. II. G
Ewing. j. A. Cathcart. . A. Ryers. W
p. Conner. William Meyers. r.. q. Sharne
& ". Thornton, tsus Havers. Seth Nor
ford. Emmett Robb. Waiter Hiueklev
Frank Gardner. David Bruce. James Glib
san. Leroy G. Hooker. W. q. Cline. John
II Corhst. ". T. James. Each lieutenant
| has charge OF ten men. and each man il
% secure two new members before oeto-
Ter t.
Although Mr. Green has been I'm the city
several days. he was first formally intro
esced 10 the association men last even
ing Snort addresses OF welcome were
nade by Or. Smith. w. II. Lewis and ]
A. Dummets. 10 which Mr.. Green made
happy response. outlining In a general
say the proposed work for the coming
winter Following the formal exercises.
lac boys gave Mr.. Green a cordial hand
saaking. and light refreshments were
ssrved by the young ladies' OF the West
nlnster Presbyterian church.
The terms Of office Of one-third Of the
Members Of the board OF directors having
expired. the following were elected for
'aFss years: y. n Thompson, J. A. Cath
ssfl. H. ;. Green, Charles r. Shepard. II.
u smalley, u. A. Galley and ]. A. Col
nan and DR.. Rufus willard 10 serve three
ssfs as members of the board of trustees.
Tie association has set it's standard for
ID members this year, and az a sort OF
itise ana reminder 10 work toward that
fsfk badge OF local design has been or
esfed and will be ready this week The
esnIsi feature OF the design will be the
sc'ds One Thousand Sure"