The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-04-28

Is ~ h k3k<t0XEf, Mx- ~. ~ nnAf f,e.
ar. Meuon1ad, III. = +: Dyer. Mr.
9e0ree H1rt Mr = BARKER. Dr-
1f1see, Mr.. y. zorEAuxf<sns n. Il
IS Lewis. Mr. Folsom, Ar. Grzzg, and
NJ d G. Kennedy
rsnr. expnxx, xrsxrxxx.
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IS Fs-l'..s - - -, - e = -
ssekl'zee nzefsxazea IAxfe nnm1er q
their fricnds IA nziss1ssA5s e the irsf
I baptist church, on Wednesday eve
ming. The programme c0p1ninei
seventeen numbers and Wa rendered
in such manner Is 10 disclose the
most conscientious trimming On the
part Of the instructors While eom-
PARSONS would b invidious, and MI
fhe se3ertfGns were exce5icnftv rem
dercd, the chorus, Baby hes gore 10
ing. Prof. Geddes sang . Narxuerite. =
romanzz Tor tenor, by White, delirhr-
] fully. He was in very rood voice and
sang ii = manner Dist betYayed thor
ou&h and artistic cultivation. The
c0fnet solo ssStephAnie G1veffe, BY
Mr.. II. Thouns Denny, should also be
mentioned. Altogether the musicale
| was succe&x, and awakened desire
on the part Of al who attended that IL
might b often repeated in The future.
| Is II Pruf. Ge1deAs intention 10 eetab-
lish in seattle conservatory Of music
that win make Seatt1e the musical
center Of Western Washington He
came here about year and half
since with that purpose In view. but he
] suffered slight stroke Of paralysis Of
tne sfxLae ana voice napRaiy ne mas
ale % psr~sss his plan. All brsnehes
Of music, vocal. instrumental. thor
ough bass, harmony, etc. besides Ger
man, FRENCH. Italian ana eiocEtions
| Vii e tAus -, " co.n peseAt sofps ~ =,
teacneTs Inc Ibstltntlont whf1h VIII
% opened next september VIII pe
known g the kuget Sound sonserya-
tory q MUSIC ena VIII bc TIE only one
o. rs k1nd IN western Washington.
a suineicnt number OF pupils has
already been promised 70 assure the
success OF the enterprise
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UNION vas he1u rflnay aiterhooh N
the headquarters IN the Webster block.
Mr.. PAfkhurst presided and Mrs. NJ.
r. Handsaker acted as secretary.
Mrs. Or. Hilton. Of Oakland. Cal.
and Mrs. WalIingford we're elected
members. Final arrangements for the
county convention to be held during
May were made. The flower festival
was then taken np. 1t was decided
| 70 invite Company III. Captain kellogg.
First infantry regiment. to he present.
Tuesday evening, May -. the first
night of the festival. On Wednesday
Ist. and her class are x, give an enter
fainnens THURSDAY viii be Iayal
/ legion evening. while the entertain
ment for FRIDAY evening has not as
vet heeu finally decided upou The
Offer of the differenf Churches 10 fur
MIA the Ianches was accented and
the following assignments made .
Tuesday Mefho<ifxt Protestant church
| Wednesdav. First gapfist church
THURSDAY. M. e. church: and FRIDAY
evening the First Presbyterian church.
Aaleu 3 me ~. lsoyal l1Eaoh VII
s. Sc. - seyxe far a. ersnine vea ear
viii 81 elected. The Woman's Home
Society will meet tomorrow afternoon
ct clock at the W c. T.. o. head
quarters. Mrs. III. n. Barker viii
deliver q lecture this afternoon at 4
o'clock at the opera house on the sub
iect OF temperance. Admission will
he free. Tomorrow evening she will
lecture at the Methodist Episcopal
church. corner OF Third and Marion
streets, on the mammoth caves Of
Kentucky. school children will lie
admitted nj half rates.
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The young peoples ball given at the
First regiment armory Friday evening
BY the Seattle Juvenile Opcra Com
many which was orranizsd last ne.
rsr,i.s~ s~ss . vevv ss,ccassfui stfaf~
Tn. attend ars. was neariv as lsrga 4 !
a. the ilbrarv hall. which occurred on
fhs .sreesdiny ave,,inr The fnrnst;tv
~ he gran3 marrh Was disnenxed
Win aarciug hey;nninv ;,.sned;atel
~, The asse,,,hlsgs III the gnests
Wassvs rraa Ei~rsk; and Franz Car.
roil acted ~ finor manarers Amid
r;.hf refrcshm ents werr served In
fhe 5iusny raon, Drnr;ny ceased 81
; "a a,riact IN the uorning when the
g,esss aisneysea Amor,v fhoSe pres.
ant we're. Mrs rredericEs. Mrs. Cant
Marshall Mrs AZ. S. story. Mrs. Otto
! Ranke. Mrs. T.. p. Hoyt. Mrs. T.. Can
held, Mrs. Z. r. Bray. Mrs. ~ A.
nsny. MISS lara Mias9ns M, Ne
Msmss p s nj Me ssrstchan RanLe
, Mis- Iottie selden. Miss Lixzie Mar.
shall. Miss Eta Robinsan. Miss Mamie
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