The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-09-30

Nay Damon, Miss Katie McGrax.
Miss Annie Phillip. Miss Mabel Hol-
leriteck- Miss Pearl Damon. Me<srs. II.
Philips. D. NeKinnon. +. P. DIVER.
n tosfopeeh- Frank W Parker.
Walter Cough. George Knight. Per-
IRE Mcdonnell, DeImzr Knight. Ed
Eard Alexander. George Cough.
Niiiie J. Kills. l.. Chase Palmer and
Thomas McGraw.
SrvEs1LE oYERATIe SOCIETY.
The members Of the Seattle Juvenile
uperaflc Society are engaged in a
somewhat ambitious undertaking.
They intend presenting Pinafore
and Patience" 10 the public during
the Christmas holiday week, and IA
the interim wili 20 into rehearsal under
the skiilfal superinteadence OF Mrs.
NJ A. Kelly. The young aspiranfs
are not only given % the mastery OF
opera. b1tsiike experienced managers,
look out for finance a. well.
In order to raise funds for
suitable presentation Of the works
selected, they viii give a ball about
the mi 2dIe Of October. II would show
poor appreciation OF commendahie
effort on the part OF the youth of this
city, il the citizens fail 10 attend en-
mass, and swell the fluids 10 REPETITION.
Following is the cast In sPinaforer as
il viii be presented
Sir Joseph Porter, X g. B., s.
James Lemmfe McPhrson
RALPH RackzfraE Miss Eta Robinson
Boetswasn Harry Fredericks
Dick Deadeye W. H. Bane
Nidshipmife Fred RAnke
Josephine Maggie Mckinley
~.
Butferenb Rnbg Rrav
characterization csnaeId, I.nftie os-
born, EIfs Allen. Juno Hoyf. Mile Hans
ard, Hattie Bray, Ira ei0rmlev, Mamie
kanke, Max steinIe. Fritz Eierski. Walter
Osborn, James Hubbard. Fred Ranke.
Monte waIling, sidney TIausard.
Manager. Chester Kelly. secretary,
Charles Wilson; stage manager, Max
steinIe.
EvESISe FA2T1.
DIR. and Mrs. D. A. Mitchell gave an
informal party last evening st their
residence on Fifth ansi University
streets. The event was marked by the
artistic rendering OF various piano Sc.
lections, and several fine solos added
TO the pleasure OF the hour
There were present; Mrs. r. A.
Beard. Judge and Mrs.. Hoyf. Rev.
and Mrs H. T.. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. b. Burwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Eben
Smith Mr.. and Mrs. Everett smith.
Mrs. Barr, Mrs. Langdon. Mr.. V. v.
Beard.
akRoE ASSOCIATIONS coxcERT.
Following is the programme for the
concert to take place at Frye's opera
house next Wednesday evening.
October 3. under the auspices Of the
ArtnoF Association.
I-Nocal QHarte. Mikado
Mrs. ". :. story, Miss MacnoHgaIi. Messrs.
+. L Bowman and K. E stevens
7-Bass solo-"Infeiiee'' Ernani
Mr.. Osif Udness
S-1oag-selected, Mr. Z G.. o. Brien
4-Fioiin Solo-Reyesie de Nieuxteinps
5-soug- Magnetic valss Ardin
Mr.. VI. :. Story
s-Bailad-TeH Her Love Her so
l7-song- Jewel song Faust
Mr.. Frank Allyn.
PART II.
l-yoeal Duet-'.sunses Massett
| with zifher accompaniment by Mr.. on
Mrs Story aud Miss MaeD5ugall
2-song-Even Bravest Hearts May
Mrs. Bowman
9-Song Mrs. Allyn.
l8-Song-Two Grsnadiers Schubert
| Mr.. Olaf udness
S--Snng Angels serenade." Braga
with violin ,ooligato By Mr. Looe.i
| Mr. story.
e-song -Yeomans Wedding Song.
NJ. stevens.
7-voeai Dues-'.sSeeet IS the
Mrs. story and Miss aacponeaii
I l.. ar.
$50. Admission 80 cents. reserved
is open at the Seattle Pharmacy in the
opera house block.
PERSONAL.
Mr.. w +. Boone LETT Wednesday on
a visit to the East.
Capt W. III. TAYLOR arrived Tuesday
from Sacramento. Cal
Mr. r. Nolte. OF Eaumclaw, visited
the city during the week.
Miss Clara Korn returned from a
visit 70 California. Tuesday.
Mr.. A. +. Coleman, OF Port Town
send, was in Seattle Wednesday.
Mr.. George w. Stetsnn. OF Gray's
Iarbos, paid the city visit Wednes-
day.
Mrs. NJ. Kaufman Of Tacoma is the
gaest OF her sister, Mrs. Singerman.
In this city.
Miss Derickson, Miss Thrope and
Mr.. =. l.. Sawyer Of Tacoma, visited
Seattle Wednesday.
| Mes<rs. j. and A. Lang OF Fond du
Lac, Wis, are payinga visit TO Seattle
with the insentioa OF establishing a
banking business.
Acknowledgement Metcaife lett the
city Thursday, TO attend the meeting
of the Agricultural society at Chehalis,
before which he delivered an address.
| Miss Lillian Burrows. formerly
teacher at the Central school. is grad u
ally regaining health in California.
where she has resided Tor the last six
weeks.
NOTES.
A well-patronized social was given
BY the ladies OF the Methodist Pro
testant church Friday evening. An
entertaining programme was pre-
scented. and after light repast the
well pleased audience departed
| Ali Chautauqua Circle will reorgan-
ice Monday evening next and hold
meetings a. usual a; the residence OF
A. Mackintosh. corner Third and Uni
versity streets. Persons wishing 10
meet with this circle are cordially in
vited 10 be present
A soeiabie viii be held in shs parlors
OF the Ply mouth Congregational
church. Second street. Friday evening
next. A musical ard literary pro
gramme will be discussed. and the &C.
caSion promises 10 be attractive The
entertainment will be under the man
aeement IL the ladies' Of the coagre
gation. 4 c0riial greeting viii Re ex
tended all who attend
| The Young Peoples Harrison aad
Morton club met FRIDAY evening al
the residence of Mr., 0rfa RanEe. The
oesAs5on was pleasantly oecapieJ in
playing eharldes aud IN dancing The
club has enrolled i've new members.
lcomprising y in alt The following
Joined recently Misses Miiiie Han
sard. l.ottie Osborne. Bessie Hili.
I Masters che, Kelly ana Sidasy Han
sard
TACOMA SOCIETY.
! fine Performance Of = Hygmaiiof