The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-26
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enumerated. They are the committees
On reception NJ train and heat and also
at the place Of meeting. and embrace two
Representatives from each OK the city
Gibbs These two committees are neces-
sar!ly large In order TO secure an even
distribution OF work. II has been the
endsAver Of those who have made cut
two working committees As the corn-
mittees now stand. there are IS club
women named
A very interesting meeting 81 the Kim
dergarten Club was held at the wcmans
eluhrccm IN the public library last Tues
day afternoon. The programme was In
charge Of the committee on chfdren's
games and songs Miss Ellen Creeiman
gave "A very Instructive talk on the value
OF games in the training Of the child.
Miss Edith Young read an interesting
paper on "FroebeI's Labor Plays" The
discussion which followed thcs two pa
pers Was participated In by the majority
Of those present and much enthussasm
Was shown. II was thought matter OF
regret that there were not mere mothers
Of young children present 10 b benefited
by the excellent ideas presented In the
papers and the following dtscussicn. Il
was decided to extend . cordial invitation
10 all interested In the education az chill
dren to attend the meetings OF the club
and when possible bedome active menu
bers The club meets the second and
fourth Tuesdays In the month. at p n.
All are heartily welcome.
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The Emit Club az Olympia held an un-
usually interesting meeting last Saturday
evening. at which time Miss Jennie Moore
read very Instructive paper on Indian
Legends OF Washington" and also . val
liable paper upon The Authors and
Writers OF Washington" was read. The
responses to roll call were quotations
from Olympia authors.
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The Euterpe Musical Club II 70 have
the honor Of the nrst Reciprocity day
held In Olympia by any club, which will
be May !. and Will be In the st. Johns
church In all probability. Il win he un-
der the direction OF Miss Aver and Miss
Mona Rowne. assisted by the Tam o
Shanter Club.
The annual election OF officers ct the
Fortnightiy Club Of Pullman resulted In
the following for the coming year: Press
ident. Miss Annie Howard: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Fanny Wfndus: recording Sec
rotary. Mrs. n. w. Doane. corresponding
secretary. Mrs. A. E. Bryan. The presi-
dent appointed MeSdames Barry. jack
son and Egge as the executive board
The study for the coming year VIII be
Browning. Carlyle and two plays from
Shakespeare.
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The Wednesday p. ~ Club vii, meet
next week with Mrs. A. W. Fratsr. cor
ner Boman avenue and Fremont street.
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Mrs 8. E. Barr. OF Olympia, who 10
already the godmother Of more than ono
club. II considering the advisahility OF
forming . club Of girls from II to - years
OF age. to prepare them Tor entrance into
the more advanced clubs.
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In future column will be found very
unique Shakespesrean programme arr
ranged by the Fortn.ghtiy Club Of Pull
man fer an evening entertainment %
that nature.
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Tho clubs Of tho city will lnd n necea-
sary 70 elect. or re-elect. their delegates
to the City Federation during the coming
month. as the new president. with her
cabinet consisting Of a vice president and
one delegate from each club belonging
thereto. will take their seats the nrst
Friday In May.
IRENE DAVENPORT.