The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-06


last Monday evening in the Universal
Brotherhood hall ia the Hinckley block,
about fifty invited friends being present.
The following programme was rendered:
DUet-Greet.DgS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADJ
Misses Hemstock and Huck.ns
Dreams .....;:............;;-..... streiezSi
Mrs. Mitchell.
On, Promise Me-. ...De koVen
Mrs Liebnow.
My Heart and Thine. .................. Lane
DR.. Peterson.
Left Untold ...CoWan
Mrs. Nordle.
Afterwards Mullen
Miss Thomas.
Good-by. Sweet Day -Varmah
Miss Rose Mitchell.
Good Day, Marie Observation-Disclosures.
Miss Nellie Huckins.
Miss Kloppenberg.
LIES Lullaby Mr. Mason. Lane
Duet-Chrstmas .................... Shelley
49,, Miss Hansen and DR.. Petera s,a.,.v,,
Mss Hemstock-
Forget Me Not. .Graben-Hoffman
Angels Serenade ......................Br aga
Mrs. Lines
Mr.. kahl.
The Heart Bowed Down............
Mr.. Edwards.
Mandolin Solo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Selected
Mss Rose Mitchell.
He Was d Prince. ......................Lyn es
Mss Dolen.
Mrs. Jester.
For All Eternity 1870. .i.....M ascherohl
Miss Head.
Violin Obl.gato Observation-Disclosures.
Mr. Kahl
Fleeing Days .........................B Bailey
Miss Hansen.
1t Is Not True .................M Mattel
Mr.. Taylor.
The New Kingdom ......................
Miss Hoyt.
Warnings NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kubenSteIn
Mr.. Jester.
Dear Etart Ma ttel
'''' - Mrs. Boswcrih.
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The meeting OF the Seattle Federation of
Women's clubs on November at Room IS
Of the Boston block. presented an animated
appearance, and the programme while de-
void OF the usual business detail. was in
tenseiy interesting throughout The topic
uppermost In the minds of the leading
women Of the state. that of woman Sut-
frage, could not do otherwise than give
soma colorng 10 the subject before the
club. that of the Seattle public library
especially as women have been Unidentified
VIII lis embodiment from It's beginning.
John Il. Allen. and entitled The Needs of
ire Public Library" This paper had al
r.ady been heard by the women's century
club Of this city, and so thoroughly APP
preciated by them, that through their sug-
ges;ion the same pleasure was given to
the entire city federation. Mrs. Allen was
heard with unabated interest and the alb
sent members missed hearing a practical
history OF the library from the time OF ity
inception at the residence Of Mre. j. &.
HaineS in 1873. to The present time altia-
BILE financial statistics We're presented in a
Of the Importance OF the poitentous ques-
ent library. and the possibilities for the
future, were go interviewer with the idea
Of the Importance OF the protentious ques-
ton, whether women are ITO be not TO
be- allowed 10 vote that 1t was certain had
ballot been cast at M close OF the read
ing OF the paper il would have declared
unan. mouSy for the amendment.
The statement that a tax Of nc-haif mill
on the dollar In the city OF Seattle would
yield an Income of sl5,eo annually vas
surpr sing TO many
MIR smith. Of the Seattle public library.
followed with a carefully prepared paper
upon The Ideal Library" which was fol-
lowed by discussion by those present.
Mrs J. c. Haines gave an interesting ac
count Of The organization ana early work
ingS OF the library commission. ana also
other amusing as well as instructive rem
inescences, and stated that owing TO hard
times and political intrigue. instead OF re-
aliztng their ideals the library commission
had only $500 IL trust, and triangular
piece of ground facing Third avenue do
mated by Mr., IT l. Yesler for a library
ste The sentiment OF the delegates pres
ent was voiced ~ the president o: the city
federation in her remarks THAI a realza-
fiou ~ the practical suggestions made by
Mrs Allen would make possible tl1e Ideal
library portrayed by Mr.. smith The vote
o. thanks TO Mrs Alien and Mr. Smith for
the pleasure and profit Of the afternoon
vas heartily given,
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The Woman's Missionary Social Union,
% this city will hold It's ss1 annual meet
ing next Tuesday. November ) in the lec-
ture room of the First Preshyteri0n
church. beginning az ? oclak p. nj. The
programme Will consist Of 4 business ses-
20 + al
u The Young Woman's Christian Assoc n
tor: luncheon from to o'clock. and ID
the evening az address 10y Rev. Mr.. Tenn