The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-06-21
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Olympia. June 2o-Special.-The organ
fzatfon OF the Olympia Lawn Tennis club
has been perfected. The club starts out
with fiattering prospects for its prosper
ity, having fifty-two names on its mem
bership list. all enthusiastic devotees OF
this delightful recreation. Mr.. A A.
Lindsey has been elected president. and
Mr. H. D. cowies secretary and treasurer.
President Lindsey appointed Miss Kate
McGraw. Mr.. II. V. Ogden and Mr.. Oscar
Bowen as an executive comrnittee.
The woman's Missionary Society of the
Puget Sound Presbytery has been In con-
vention In Olympia during the fore part OF
the week. The president OF this society.
Mrs Adrian f. Kirkpatrick, OF Tacoma.
occupied the chair. Mrs. DIR. Hays. of
this city, gave an interesting lecture on
"Our Responsibility TO Foreign Missions"
and Mrs r. T. Whitman read letters from
the American mission in Egypt Rev.
Mrs. Howie, OF Seattle. gave a Bible read
ing. Miss Howie. Miss Glasgow and Mr..
irwin, OF Seattle: Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs.
Hanck, Mrs. Sands, Mrs Ryder. Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Schaub. Mrs. Mckay. Mrs.
I'M and Mrs. Manness Of Tacoma, were
among the delegates In attendance.
The C. a. T.. w. II. C. and kindred or
CARNATIONS that held their encampment
at Tacoma during the week, were well
represented by Olympia delegates The
by Mr.. II. II. Young. Mr.. r. II. Crandall.
Mr.. ID. NJ. Snyder. Mr.. William McMick-
en-. Mr.. George h. Lane and Mr.. Frank
Taylor; the Womau's Relief Corps by
Mrs. Sarah Savidge. Mrs. Via L. Cottsr.
Mrs. Lucie Wiley. Mrs. Adeline II. Elliott,
Mrs. Il. Mcintosh and Miss Louise NJ.
South The Sons OF Veterans who attend
cd from this city were: Mr.. + l.. Melton.
Mr.. W. T. Cayanaugh. Mr.. +. II. Van
Eaton. SIR. a l. Bucker, delegates. Mr..
W. ]. MllrOy. Mr.. +. George. Mr.. Charles
Harpel. Mr.. Ed Parrot and Mr.. n. @.
O'Brien. visitors. Mr. O'Rrien was elect
Cd as one Of the delegates 10 the national
encampnent. and Miss Winnie Forbes. of
this city. selected as chairman OF the di-
vision council. The Olympia Daughters OF
Veterans were also well represented at
the eneampment. and they held large
share OF the offices. among them being
Miss Lulu Melton. past president: Miss
cara Giles. secretary. Miss Aidina Giles
treasurer. Mrs Weston. OF this city, IS
also one Of the grand officers
Our citizens are AZ present holding meet
inEs and canvasslng the subject TO Gel
ehTate or not TO celebrate or the Fourth
o. July. While these deliberations are
pending outlying regions have proceeded
vigorously with preparing patriotic pro-
ErAmmes and viii zealously observe thu
day. The residents OF Black lake, Cham
eers prairie and lids Inlet VIII celebrate
A. the latter place Mr.. J. ". Robertson
has been chosen crater Of the day. and
patriotic songs VII De sung by the girls in
Miss Myrtle Rohertson's school Miss
/ Edith Mckenzie has been invited 20 repre-
sent The Goddess e Liberty
Lieutenant Governor Luce Is IN the can
/ ttai city attending 20 the AFFAIRS Of state
during the absence q Gov. McGraw IN
81 Louis.
Miss Grace Away. formerly q thls cftv.
/ wDl be united ia marriage June 50. 20 Nr
John + Warner. % South Tacoma
George y. Evans, deputy state auditor.
/ has 80 TAR recovered from savere attack
Of pneumonia a. &c be about aud VIII r.
sumo his Office duties pszI week
A number OF sse naeuhe C. the C.
a. sons - Veterans and raught.rv a.
Veterans. q this csty. have besn attend
ing The encAmPvneat AZ Tacoma during
Tire wsek.