The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-22
WHAT SOCIETY DID.
The sunny Side of Life in the
Queen City.
4 VERY QUIET SOCIAL WEEK.
the Lanaes-stsry wedding Notable
Evens--soesesy Matters IN other
Sound Cities.


ali parts OF sne state. During tie holidays
there viii be 40 dearth Of social events.
several hailaI and parties having already
been arranged IN addition to the many
social home gatherings that always occur
between Christmas and Aew Years.
Mss cHAxnEKIrs's RECTAL
On Fridsy evening the pupils Of the con-
segvatory If music connected vita the
University gave delightful recital IN the
chapel Of that institution, under the di-
Yecfi0n OF the principal, Miss Julia l.
ghAu1bsrlin. Tie room was flied with
admirers OF bath teacher and pupils, who,
hearing such AettEring reports OF the rapid
improvement made By the participants,
we're delighted 70 be present and
personally Judge Of their accomplish
naenss. The pupils never before performed
with SO much ease and grace, plainly
demonstrating their rapid Improvement
made In their studies under the guidance
OF thesr accomplished teacher. The audi
ence listened xIsh delight TO programme
Of thirteen numbers that occupied nearly
two hours To its recitation. IL Is ditncnt
TO speak seyeraiIy OF the selections.
every one Was rendered In such
q pleasing manner. The opening number
on twe pianos BY the Misses Cloheey,
Gillette. Robinson and Simon, was excel
lent. IS was also the piano solo Of Eugene
Aubrey Levy. and the song Of Miss Rslla
Roll. Miss Blanche R0binscn's playing
was greatly admired Hearty applause
followed the instrumental quariette. on TWO
pianos, by the Misses Ruff. Holbrook,
short and ksene. and the duet BY little
Bertha Crockett and Paul Hubbard. One
Of the ger8s Of the evening was the piano
solo Of Miss May Cloheey. She plays with
great expression, and the ilattering encores
she received was deserving compliment 70
hsr accomplishment.
"Ah So True was sang 50 sxeetly by
Miss Jennie Honghton. with violin obii-
cato By Miss Josie Beede. that her pure
voice, always 80 beautiful to hear, seemed
more beautiful than ever. and on every side
most fIattering remarks we're heard. The
charming little lady in response to an en-
thusiastic encore. sang s0f Thee | Am
Thinking, MargaFita, ia an equally pleas
Ing manner.
Sounds from the Ocean," 9 quartette.
was nicely rendered by the Misses Drew.
Noble and Parsons and Mr.. Drew. Little
Miss oslo Beede, a pupil OF Professor Allen,
who. considering her age Is one OF the best
vIolinists ever heard in Seattle. artistically
produced De Beriot's seventh air and
variations. ''Invitation 10 the Dance" an
instrumental duet, BY Miss Clohecy and
Miss Gillette, pleased their hearers Miss
Mamie Boardman's readition OF Home,
sweet Home" with variations, was deeply
appreciated.
A quintette composed Of Mas Ward,
Miss Nickels. Miss Proctor, Mr.. Melton
and Nj. Noble ended the programme by
singing Good Night. Farewell. . in pleas
ing manner. which sent everyone home
with pleasant memories Of the splendid en-
tertainment Following is the programme
IS rendered:
Overture. Midsummer Nights Dream" .-.-..
.........s.....s....-.. MandelsSohn
Misses Cloatcy. Gillette. Robinson ana LEMON
Plane solo. Fairy Fingers wsita'' .-......K enney
Eugene Aubrey Levy.
Vocal aoia, The Broken Pitcher ...... PoHtel
Miss Rells Ran.
riaao solo, grand walsz in Chopin
Mlss Blanche Robinson
Piano. eight hands, ''Tupping Through the
sadas
Misses Kuh. HalhFook. Short and keene
Piano dsett"kair Ianetie ...,................ Aet
bertha CFoekeF and Paul Hubbard.
Piano solo, onslo Cappnoeicseo" ................
Aetisieissshfi .,,.-..s... Miss May Cioheey
Vocal soie-s'Ah. SO True. ........... EstabFook
Mss Jennie Hoakhtnn.
fiAne-"Eight Hands sounds from the Ohio
Misses Drew, Noble, Parsons and Nv. Drew.
Violin soio--"seYeniA Air and Variations.
uStoaxt Josie Beede
finaa dueti-''iayitasion 70 the Dance tsia0l
Wehhes..., Misses Clohecv and Gillette
Plane soso--" Home. sweet Home - Whaiberx
Miss Mamie BoaEiman.
oaintettc-atseod Night. Farewell smart
Misses Ward. Nickcls and Proctor, ana
AessEa wesbas and Ne0ls.
CHRISTMAS ExKRcssEs.
THE sixth grade Central school. under
Ale direction of Miss Piper and Miss Young,
held Christmas exercises Thursday after.
nooa. The following programme was ex-
cellently rendered!
SnnE-''C Christmas Time Has Come Again
Reaalax-"V lsia frcm 81 Nicholas -..,-.4.
sanford MARSHALL
KecgsAtlua--''ssata Clause Ia froasls -.
Bertha Adams
MHstf'fl Rsceic laura NSsSxs
RkeFrLse--~''1h he Christmas Fair --.-.-.......
fwenty swn tapsls
Ressiiae The Christmas t,usSs tsleIls Hall
Music The FeAkf og Raae~'s Iasia Aash0sy
keessasion-~s somebody's MotAess ..--..
NsAd Phillips
kxeFstse~'N hEtstGsas Tide ..-s-..-.-......-....-
.,.s...s...,..s...-...s .Taeafs.khrea vsaptts
sonx Win guitar aceomraaimsnt--Nog AsyNs
kecssAttoa-~sA CaFtastnss Hymn" --..-.
,s.sss,s.s,,.-..-ss..ss-..-.e -.&agtA Anthony
ksGssst.ssa--ss Aged F'Fssensg" tssea Halaes
Ni0sln sAlss.s-s--as..sszs -..-..4s-- Rufus CSagk
Miss sAseEesoS's ENTERTAINMENTS.
Miss Ella sandegsons eallstheaie and
musical entertainment dreS rood.slsed
audience 70 The Armayy Thursday evening.
The building presented q very handsome
appearances. with SIS polished foor. neatly
dee9fasea ssaee snd bright iishfs. Tsoss
who had been Ieeking foswart 10 The en.
tsFtssnmeas wsre pot disappointed, lgs ii
was - Interesting a. Il sss original. Ia.
exercises ep@nea Wlth xfAna RAreh 81
The esAss eona Y=ssesa 81 seTaR hlsy-Eve rasss.
who eassa eat q a. s4Fatalnk roou ga
tso's ana leake.g very pretty aad sosssleF-
itse ga their eTsRns. ca2oFNA costumes ana
large pax azstaes. As tAsy klowlv marched
sfann& the hAl8. ssAar CeunKry Tia Of
Thee was seng 81 she Aexagap augFnsns 81
the First Regiment hard Ehe kinaerrar-
he's chores. sngtssA 'sTha Farmer was
aasa sang by tislFsy lsst&a ssr,s is . EAeassne
nanses After an overture - the bari
the eAfss3hente ctAss sssas3iae IN fsar lines
weas shfnaRa thea4gferaas sxaeesses Mss
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saeesea. The exAiA.sson e lnal&n e3ab
sutagfag was uaess Interesting Msss Sau.
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