The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29

other musical, literary and dramatic or
ganifations. Interpreted is much inter-
esting information in regard to unfver-
sity people and occupations. snappy
verses. CLEVER sketches. and moderate
quantity of jokes and digs"
Miss Zoe r. Kincaid Is editor-in-chief
of The Tyee," and its success is large
ly due to her competent management
Her able associates are Mr.. Edgar J.
Wright. Miss Edith Prosch. Mr.. Guy II
Robertson. Miss Charlotte Blodgett and
Mr.. Glen H. Trout. Carl Reeves is the
class artist and the business managers
are Messrs. Ruddy and Mccain.
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A reception was given by the Alpha
Society to the members Of the Alpha
Kappa Gamma. Saturday. April q. at
the home Of Miss Gussie Williams, in
North Seattle The house was prettily
decorated and the afternoon was spent
in a poster contest. In which Miss Aimee
Farnsworth won first prize. Delicious
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Miss Zoe Kincaid, Miss Char
lotts Blodgett. Miss Alma Delaney. Miss
Alice Gardner, Miss Ethel White. Miss
Ava Dodson. Miss Ruby Brown. Miss
Emily Sumner, Miss Elisabeth Fry; Miss
Edith Prosch. Miss Blanche Winsor, Miss
Florencs Pearson. Misc Marion Pearson.
AuiS8 08uto hclVB4, nAi3b hAuiNc "a rs
worth. Miss Amanda Fleischer, Miss May
Thompson, Miss Jeanne Caithness, Miss
Anne Mitchell. Miss Helen Huntoon.
A reception was rendered the senior
class Wednesday by DIR. and Mrs. ].
Allen Smith. at their home in University
heights. The evening was spent In music
and games. after which luncheon was
served by Mrs. Smith. assisted by Mrs.
Parker. Miss Ober. Miss Shelton and
Miss Bechdolt. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. J. Meredith. Mr.. and Mrs
Parker, Miss ODER, Miss Bechdolt, Miss
Case. Miss Sylvester. Miss Shelton. Miss
White. Miss Glasgow. Miss Barlow. Miss
Porter, Miss Allen. Miss Crueger. Miss
Fuller. Miss Huntoon, Prof. Bechdolt,-
Prof. Fuller, Mr.. Aubrey Levy. Mr.
Korstad. Mr.. Barclay. Mr.. Mitchell. Mr..
John c. Storey, Mr.. Hopkins, Mr. r.
M. Lough. Mr.. Morrison. Mr.. T. Bar
low.
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The Junior prom. the third in import
ance Of social affairs ut the university,
hall. The hall was decorated with dog
wood. palms, smilax. naGs, bunting and
the university and class coiors, purple
and gold and lavender. Ono hundred
young psople were present. including
several members OF the faculty and a
number Of out-of-town people. The dance
programmes were also colored to match
the university colors. This is the second
prom given by the juniors in the history
Of the university.
A picnic was given Friday afternoon
at the Portage, near the University.
which Is 4 popular place for university
outdoor AFFAIRS. Games were played and
late I'm the afternoon a delicious lunch
saf,t, tpA ALL. tad.
Miss Sara Reeves. Miss Stella Brintnail.
Miss Ella Reeves. Miss Hilda Schricker.
Miss Ella Allen, Miss Julia Underwood,
Miss Nellie Weed, Miss Emma Joyce.
Miss Allie Knoph. Mr.. Smith. Mr.. Lane.
Mr.. Wanamaker. Mr. Brintnall, Mr..
Reasoner. Mr.. Hanson. Mr.. Landes, Mr..
Dean.
Mr.. Harry Ferris. Mr.. Myron Keller.
and Mr.. Fred Dunbar, of the Tacoma
high school. were at the university last
week arranging for the proposed inter-
scholastic athletic meet.
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Mr.. Bert Ostrom. a graduate of the
university, but now stationed at Kadiak.
Alaska. was In the city last week. and
spent several days at the university.
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Mr. Cyrus Whipple, 90. formerly OF the
University OF Washington. but now the
the university OF Oregon. visited his
alma mater few days last week.
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Mr. Frank p. Giles. of the class of 30.
has issued Invitations for an at home at
his residence In Fremont. next Saturday
night.
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Mr. George Sumner. of Everett. visited
his sister. Miss Emily sumner. men,
har If thu nonbnmore ClQaq during the
week.
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Mr.. Arthur Attridge, Of Port Ludlow, q
member Of the football team of 1895. was
at the university on Friday.
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Miss Ella Mayer leaves shortly for
Coupeville, where she will remain until
commencement week.
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Miss Hilda Bechdolt visited the univer-
sity, Friday.