Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-28

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loving u thsig master roll Captain.
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g. Kellogg. 3. ". Melse. J. n. Mishaela,
J. W. Porter, Z. Z. Powell, Aiex kanke,
W. v. Rinehari, IT,, q. B. Smith. EEerelt
smith. A. }. sngdeF, +. BtFuss. s. Z.
West, Andy Young. Aitsrnat2s. n. s.
anydsE, +. }. Grant. ". i. Lndio9.
m.K oHuBcM coNCEHT.
The Thanksgiving Concert 81 she
First n. Y. Church on Thursday eve
ming, was very veil attended, every sat
being oeoupied b 90 appreaiative audi-
enoe. The following programme va
veil rendered. Thanksgiving anthem,
by Choir; Instrumental duet, ~Tfsmway
cfaiop," Mesdsmes Barns and Adair I;
vocal duet, sssoft Fell the Dew On 8
SammeF Night, Mrs. Dr.. BaFtoa and
Mise Atwood guitar and either trio,
MessEa. q. u fFegoana, Vi0tor Roat and
Harry Danisisi veaAl sole. Longing.
Mrs.. Adair; mails quaFteaie. ~i'm q
Merry sailor Boy" Z. n. o. A. 0iee
Club; instrumental sole, ~fhs Old
Oaken Buckes,n NFs. BuFns vocal duet,
"H0w Dear 20 Ne the Hours,n Mrs.. e
o. kilboarBa and M. Bowman vocal
solo. "MurmuKlnR Waves" Mrs. DR..
Barton QaaFastte. A0o0d Nigka,s Miss
Rinehart, Mrs. OEockstl, Messrs. Crock
ett and ParkhnFst.
Tx. @. 4. 0PEEIHo.
The formal opening Of the new 7. n
o. A. Fooms 10 she Brown Biosk on
Front street. last Friday svsning. 8as
lhe oooaaioa Of mach eutaymant 20 all
participants. Az . o'clock the doors 10
tho leisure room which had been impFo-
viaed late = dining room containing
two long tables loaded with choice and
temptii & food, we're thrown opeu. and
Sue hunRFy. waiting ones invited 70 en
ter aud paEtake Of the good things. ell
showing remarkable activity Ia obtain
inc seats around tbs hospitabls board,
presided over By q number Of young
ladies Who we're very attentive 10 the
many wants Of their gueafa. Later In
che evening. She gymnasium was in
apected and found o DO most eompiefa.
AZ 8 o'clock all we're invited 10 the lee
tare room and listened 20 a very inter
esting program, commencing with q
prayer By Judge r. 8. Greene, followed
BY q vocal seieotion By the Y. ~. o. A.
6ieo Club, recitation By Mrs. q. II.
Ward, vocal solo rendered ~ MA
Dr.. Barton, vocal duet by Miss Emma
Atkins aud Mr.. Bosnian. The Pneai.
dent Of the Association called fora col
lection Of i've hundred dollars, and re-
eeiVod portion % Il through the willing
contribution OF those present. this
closed she exercises for the evening.
Next week The gymnasium classes will
b formed with large membership a.
sarsd.
Eux N okMP.
The Eckerl Leighton Mes cal Comedy
Uompany gave their performance lasa
evening 30 q savenly. i've dollar housa.
The nrst part vas tedious In the ex
IRENE, but the last vas better. The
vocal solo 10 the third aei, Thy Senti-
mel An ], = aud tho quaFiot, Rocked 10
the Cradle Of the Deep.n we're suFpEis-
ineiy veil rendered, the harmony being
good.
PERSONAL
D. p. Collins Il vAahon. is IN the
cite.
Mrs. Dr.. LongAhsr u this city is
very 10.
Hon. James HamillOn Lsvis' health
h improving.
George Edwarda. Of Winnipeg, ls ct
the Oceidental.
Jehn PnlnnsY. Of Port George. is ~
She brunswick.
Kine coanty scrip in large pisces Is
worth premium.
W. = Moore, Of Wkas River, Il a
The NeW kneiand.
Miss Ealu Yettoa q Seattle uill Hpsnd
the winter IN Portland.
@. n. Burnett. Of South PraiFia. viii
spend sunday II Seattle.
VI. A. Han and wife. OF San Fran
cisco. are 81 The Occidental
Hon. Eben Saith leaves this evening
on . business tFipto Whatoom.
Loaia StEappes and A. =. GARNER, 81
Portland, arr 81 the Occidental.
Mrs. Captaia Naeeut. Of Poga Blakely,
passod yesterday n The city skoppinR.
nr. W. A. Newell has removed bis
place of Fssldanoa fram ChahAlis 10
olympia.
John DsTIsrre. Who has been on 3