Weekly Chemawa American., March 07, 1902, Page 7, Image 7

CHEMAWA AMERICAN.
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numea of the following girls who wiRhed to
become members of the sncioty: Esther
Lane, Julia Grinder, Matilda Lambert,
AtltlleSaylnr and Julia 8latee. These
girls were gladly welcomed intn our socie
ty. After this was tlie election of new of
ficers which waeaB follow:
Lavina Wood worth. President; Emma
Jules, Vice-President; Jose fa Maria, (Secre
tary; Emily Dowuie, Treasurer: Esther
Lane, Senjeant-at-arms; Emma Williams,
Editor.
We then listened to the addresses which
were delivered by the newly elected of
fleers. After the ofttcerrt had all taken
ilieir places we received a challenge for a
joint debate from the Excelsior Society
which was accepted. There being no more
business before the house, we then pro
ceeded with the program which was as
follows:
Piano Holo, Vina Woodwnrth.
Burch, Violet Dunuia.
Historical Reading, Maud Stoddard.
Recitation, Eva woods
Piano Solo, Lottie Lane.
tiue-tion for debate, Repolvwt: Tin. tread
int U of more tmmrianco to tit than ninth-
Indians have been greater than that of the
Indiana against the white man.
Affirmative. ' Negative.
Albert Meacum. Lawrence Toby.
Harry Noble. Andrew Smith.
The Judges decided In favor of the Nega
tive. A challenge was sent by the society to
the Nonpariels for a Joint debate which
was accepted. A committee was appointed
to make arrangements.
'Hie Dewey Lyceum.
The Dewev Lyceum elected new officers
at their last matting.
President, Win. Allen; Vice President,
Win, Heater; Secretary, Robert Cameron;
Bergeaul-at-arinR, ChaB. Billy. The Pro
gram Committee appointed by the presi
dent waa Jason Wanassy as chairman
with Merl Poland and Levi Sortor. After
a short Bpeech by each of the newly elected
officers Uie society took up the subject for
die.
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Blai uhe Davia. Euin.a Jul.
We hurt Juki staHed wi'h iln- d.bait
when ll.M bell rang for HiailiUwil wt
'the Excelsior.
'L'Iih KxMalur 6 musty had 0d at
tendance at their meeting and elected about
ten new members. The preliminary bus
itii'HB drugged somewhat so that the debate
vtiw niu as interesting as usual, not enough
time being given for It. The following waa
tlie program :
Recitation, Wm. Ingram.
Current Events, Earnest Brewer.
Snug, "Love's Old, Sw. et Hong."
Jotio Rrttlh,
Ctnw. Ukks was on for a recitation but
was not present.
The subject for debate waa, RcHOlved:
Thai crimes of the white men against the
debate.
The subject for discussion wi
aolved: That the horse is of i
man than the bicycle.
ehatintr on the subje
, Be It
an hu
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', the judges decided iu favor of the
K-telle Keels.
At th-tr last meeting, the Estelle Reels
Hdded four new members to their fold.
They now hav forty member and we are
glad to note llii't- they are all alive and ac
tive. The following: program was ren
dered. Song, Irene Hotter.
Recitation, Tillle Souvignier.
Riddl-s, Annie Hayes and Ruth Bairelt
Hong, Addie Cameron.
Recitation, Mary Jurhs.
Readinir, Fanuy 8iek.
Song. Lena Charles and Amy William.
Pen Picture, Ma tea LaChapelle.
Recitation, Lillie Patten
Resolved: That Are la more dtsiructive
than water.
Affirmative. Nnative.
Jenuib Downie. Louisa Murray. x