Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.

AlStCAL
The ladies Of the Congregational church
colunt tia hall lest Monday evening. Tho
Tango hail was crowded 70 It's utmost ca
pacisy. even the standing room bctng tai
en- The programme commenced with .
piano solo by Miss Maggie Chambers,
which was very enthusiastically received.
Tbs vocal suassettes By MesUs. Cowlea
nsnsl wildly sppiauded. - was also the
duet By Mrs- Pefcival and Mr.. O'nrien
The vocal nelockion By MIRA 3. NJ. Perez
val was especially well received, and that
lady upon leaving the stage was accorded
snca rounds Of applause that shc Was
famous cong entitled Last Night" Miss
Stella @ lliher. of Tacoma, late Of the
New EBgiAnd conservatory Of music 81
Boston. delighffully entertained tho suai
ence with piano solos. Profcssofs Baern-
stein and Weishach. Of Tacoma, were also
present and added much 70 the ento, ment
Of the concert. Mr.. 8. &. Woodruff. Of
5seiiacooD. waa on the programme for
some vocal selections, but illness prevent
ed his ast.ndance. The church resiixed Q
har dome amount from the enter tain-
ment. which will b devotsd to church
work.
PoTLATcH Clue BALL
The ball given by the Potlatch club on
bic AFFAIR. The members Of the club
spared no pains to mate IL . complete
success and their efforts wee NJ in v ain.
Prof. ysughn's orchestra struck Up the
grand march about clock and Il Was
several houss later when Home Sweet
their leave. heartily wisniag taat such
good times wos d come oftener and ia,t
longer.
xAuxrxsrS NaprySzry xr-prTkYs
Mr.. Christian NAmmensen and Miss
Christina Marsinsen were, on last We'd
nesday evening. united in marriage atthe
residcncc Of the brides parents IN south
Olympia b. Judge w. y. Ready. The
welding was quiet one, only the reiA-
tives and immediate frien,s OF the con-
tracing parties being present
PERSONALS.
NJ. John Schoonovsr, Q cousin Of Mrs.
T. c. Van kppe Of this city. arrived in
Olympia from KansAA last Wednesday.
win probably make this city his future
home.
Miss Stella 0alliher OF Tacoma. has been
Waiting IN the city 4 uring the past week.
Miss MAud Burr Of Tacoma. Is visiting
with Mis- Annie Cowies-
San Francisco en- Monday evening.
iness nip down sound on Monday. ~
fur .n9 Tuesday.
James R. daycen. Jr.. left for Tacoma
Monday. where he viii enter the wash |
ington college.
Judge II A. Roo. returned the frsf of |
the week from business visit 10 yashon
Island. /
Mss Jennie Young OF Nisqualiy. visited |
frieads IN the city during the past week. |
City Attorney c Il. Aver. sent down to
the Y ieen CITY on Wednesday 10 attend |
70 business before the United States land |
of,ice.
Mrs. Z. syiyss.er accompanied By Ter |
daughter Miss May. vtii rctarn from Oak l
land CAisfork ia. in May and ~iA proas- /
by remain permanently in Olympia
ArS j. G Breckenridge iefs Tor &c Nile
iass TncstAy. where she VIII remain .
" eek Waiting Mrs. Carsain Pratt
Lyman =, Mann Ct Seattle. Vas IN the
city Monday
Mr.. and Ms. G., W. Bell Of South Bar.
es Mrs. -Artsuck Of tins
csiy. let last Wednesday for Partlaaa
9 assss iAe{ SO for the benefit Of MIA
Miss Moliie Davis Of sAa Francisco.
sister Of Nrs Joseph Cneln Of this city /
BY Miss Bessie pfEcas OF
Tacoma arrived N the cigy Monday even
IS. On . visss 70 Ms Chesm-
t1ro~eezf'nS Attorney Jo~eph v. Rob
Friday.
Mr. Robert Fross accompanied By her
txsshteT. Mss Nellie. left for Postixn1
% Friday morning. where hey &c for The
eenssss q the lAsseris b sish.
MesdaDcs 6oxcy. Mek1roy and Pail
bps very pleasantly enter Aine1 rzm ,e-
Of friends last thursday ey~nEnx ~ TIE
ar~vz ro,rrs in the Woodruff caissfizx.
M<srx H. N4issn A,t h L. ssxyer Of
fAconaA came a2 fer the Pps2Ascs cAace |
Ass Wednesday eyeHsnz.
Boa vAsnaA Ia tssas materials. Csesyy.