The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-04

Her training by Lessen a sar Francisco.
has been sxceil~1t- ard sire Will - De-
csde6 addition 10 tEe musical world OF
Seattle. Miss elf. WHO psays tfss piano
most exceIsentiv. sss very kind, respond
ing 70 recalls several times WITH charm
ing effect Her good ratured acq1ieneef'@s
TO tae denaras OF the audience 1as pre-
- ard pleasing.
The entertainment closed with q neat
little speech b. NrA Brzsne-s. who thank
ed the &11ssFsre for SIS close attentsoFl IN
der the discornsorting circumstance. Wien
many were compesle1 70 stand Throughout
the long vrograRsTne- She also Thanked
foo4e WHO TOOK part taerean on behalf -
the league for their efforts &C successfully
put form and 80 Hesl received
The Aiegheuo5asn literary socastv -nst
sn Society haz! a. ths university Frsoay
evening Tsse feature Of the evening was
roor.k trial. wnlc1 took pace before Judge
r. D. &icho,s TIE plaintiff. Thomas r
EsGrxEasna sa@1 ire Defendant. one GrzrIaos.
r~preseused ~ Mr. Rack Burrows. FOR DEF
sna1ion OF character, ard after an exces1-
fngfy warm argument by the attorneys >,
Thomas Aksrxor and w. ID. How're. rne
fury OF four men and two women good
aad true trough; in ve-stic. In favor o.
the oil 4nffn Tne courg proceedings caused
a great dead Of amusement among the
large nTrsb@r OF spectators present. me
syrupasxxy Of the audience seeming 10 Dc
wtrh the plaintiff. Music BY the Brooklyn
serenade ouartests closed the entertain
rn~nt Mr. w 10. HOWE nas been elected
20 hz the vacancy CAUSED BY the resiEra-
ton OF kr. Martin Hasrsls. a. president:
ard Miss Jessie Allen shas been elected vice
president
w4sI-astendes and enjoyable meeting
OF the members % the wednesday After
noon Club was held a. the residence Of
Mrs. A. y. Tucker. on Vermont street.
EdseSafsr. Wednesday afternoon The
subject. Literature" was discussed. al
8ernaie meeting days being given up 90 4
discussion Of Modern and Ancient iitera-
taFe." The papers prepared gere;
History OF Sparta ard LycBrgns. Dy Mrs
Paul Land. q review Of Shakespeare
Measure for Measure" By Mrs a r.
Tucker. and a sketch OF the sArIy history
OF Delaware and Pennsylvania. es AIRS. >.
+. Dixon. Discussions followed each
paper AID current events. by eacn mem
Der Of the club. closed very pleasant
session. The next meeting is win Mrs. &.
f.. Rsmsberg on Draco street The next
literature day VIA De spent with Mrs.
jacob Fussn. Edgewatsr.
regular meeting OF each month 20 chiid
study. Al the last meeting the subject,
was Physical Limit nations and Defects OF
Children, Especially Defective in Eyesight
and Hearing" At the next meeting, 10
be held IN the regular place in the art
studio OF Miss f. :. Bush. Boston block.
the subject IA TO Dc Muscular Defects or
Weakness OF Children, and Necessity for
Coordination of Muscular Development"
The club will open its new library OF
nearly fifty volumes OF kindergarten and
educational literature. besides valuable
pamphlets and reports from the United
States bureau Of education. TO It's members
and the members OF the free Kindergarten
training schooi. and also TO the members
Of the Federated Clubs Of Seattle and the
kindergarten Club OF Tacoma. upon the
occasion OF the anniversary OF the birth
day of Frederick Froebel. April n.
Concord az a Literary Center was the
subject Of a most interesting paper read
last Thursday afternoon before The Nine
teenth Century Literary Club by Miss Car
RE shumway. Miss shunwsy drew a
graphic picture OF the historic town and
the homesteads of Emerson. Tnoreau,
Hawthorne and Miss Aicott. she herself
saw them I'm the summer of 1890. Following
this paper Miss Miller gave sketches Of the
three wen-known New England colleges,
Smith. Mount Holyoke and Wellesley.
II was voted BY the club 20 accept for
the present the kind invitation OF Mics
Ella Bush 20 meet with her in her studio.
Boston block. Club members will bear this
I'm mind. The firs1 meeting In the studio
viii be held April Is.
The Seattle Ceramic Club held its month
~ meeting on Monday at the residence
of Miss Cole. The theme was ''Violets"
Fifteen out OF the seventeen members COM
peted. and the prize was awarded TO Miss
Hazelwood. The next meeting of the
club viii be with Mrs. +. A. Wing. on the
last Tuesday Of April. instead of on the
last Monday, the usual day.
Miss Dowuie, teacher IN the Day
school. invited Tire parents and friends OF
her pupils 20 a very pretty private enter
tainment NJ the Edgewater Congregational
church Friday evening The church was
well filled with an interested audience. and
a musical programme. exceilently rem
dered by tne pupils. reflected great credit
on their teacher.
The Monday Fortnightly Club has re-
organized with the following officers:
President. Mrs. Riton. vice president. Mrs
Wilson. secretary. Mrs. Snyder: treasurer
Mrs. Thompson. IL IL the intention Of the
club "a take up for study the history OF
the different countries. beginning with
Egypt