The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-12
q SOCIAL REALM.
. t,eyoted to Outdoor
j -. and Amusements.
r,..iss Co.esrs-Youns
.,srs, Excursien-ksss-
.soeial-Weddinss.
.ra.UrAuQrAsEA BEACH.


- August afternoon -,.,,,u
sir -. nd golden rod sbioom'
SfGn. s,.r lilies swinging
100 down the Jog ,pss s.rn a
80 a children As they ea,as
= 8. = sssr sree," gaily singing
-, nc g.rlands Of eleuna'is vine 'll's.
- 800 ..ssr Of purple wildwool tns me-
nlssoss..a t.led with daisies,
sss.den pear the tiny oFosK r.ye.
ssss. through those Woodland 4
.,.,ssea eseh pretty face,
ls.as !. car, when you've taken yea'
DIsce ..,,s or ours.
Spsss :. ,s,e path Of our daily strife
= n. 60 ,oar darksome hours.
! bbes'sH Va v. sarsaaR saagas-.
~. August ?.
-, xsek has witnessed tire
80 Of the year in Seattle
md the torpid stream OF
r. has only been awakened
3. s - lethargy by occasional
.h.sh seemed TO render the
q - more apparent. Parties,
..re.s. theaters and the usual
4 social amusement were
.ss.led By corresponding de-
srauIge in the boating. pick
80 excursions, and out door
sssre, at this season OF the
= rill be only short time,
,, before the trees in the for
"a orehsrds put on their autumn
8 drs. md BY thai time the great
-, = ,oujourners at summer re-
1 "a, have retained TO the city
"a tie Goddess Of Pleasure i VIII com com
.sscs 10 assert her authority over
\ = nliniOns in the gay "of'd Oh socia'
sUsIcAL rREAf.
rev.r. Of music who failed to attend
!. ecucert given at the First Metiio-
"a church, last Friday evening, have
- e.use TO regret their absence.
= - that the whole performance
3. del;gh.iil is cold praise. Such
i.r;ng and music is rare in any city
AZ soncert was given for the bene-
80 a. church by the church choir.
-, The direction Of Mrs. Jsdge
ssmphrjes and Nell Victoria Fresh
4. ladies and gentlemen taking
=, vere all good musicians. and the
ss-r.sristiys audience warmly encored
~ performance. IL would be
.iruft and well-dese-yed tribute TO
-, 4 length to the individual efforts
2 ~ Isaies, at least, who contributed
4 a. success Of the venture, but
imity must suffice.
THr PROGRAMME.
ne FIRST vas an instrumental duo
i Miss Ellis and Nell Victoria Fresh
sn. TWAS rendered with good exc
stiorl and received deserved applause.
20. 2 was graphic recitation,
atln he Other Train. By Miss Adfie
I Pratt. Her quickly changing tones
sers in perfect keeping With her sub
ri Receiving an encore, she reclted
sHoney Musk by request. and was
suin greeted With rounds of applause.
fhis lady possesses good dramatic
pwers. She is recently from Chicago.
nsa.ing here with her brother. who is
n ntiefney-at-law.
No. 3 vas vocal solo by Mrs. +. i.
tiar. She sang "The Flower Girl, +"
and leiag encored rendered "GOiBg 90
Nakein with a good voice aud exc
eatim. Applause.
No. L This was quarieite BIZ Mrs.
ludr HUMPHREYS, Nell Victoria
rnaEnan, Mr. Craig aud Mr.. Gront.
she sang "Come Where the Lille
Bnoni." Ii was a splendid effort.
h range and meloav OF tones by
M. Hnmphries showed talent as well
4 training Of voice, and the bass of
H. Craig was well executed. APP
pause.
No. Piano solo, "Campella," by
Mr. n Ellis. This lady showed great
creation, especially when bringing
tf.h two beautiful tunes simuita-
neously 10 concord. Being encored
she rendered Alice. Where Art
fhoa?" and was again applauded.
40. was tenor vocal solo by Prof.
William 6esides. Mrs. Geddes accom-
panylng him at the piano. Being en-
sorei be sang what VIII You Do
Love. When am Gone n Applause. !
No. Miss Addie Y. Pratt here
gave another OF her spirited recita-
hoEs. entitled Americas CONVEX
son, Using the dialect of the planta-
uoh negro. Being enchored she gave
he eomleai recitation oil Written in
Ne sand. APPLAUSE.
NO s~-Ihis was a male quartette
t'uhounced by all 10 have been most
afeessIul. IL vas sang by MessrS.
Fisher, Henderson. Smith and Wood
~ Their first was Simple Simon.
sso insIapie man going 10 the fair.
ines were encored. and returning
Ahg seflo-comlc medley with nine
faanges. The rogsing encore was re-
patel with a Juror, when thew re
sained and sang The Soldiers Fare
val : Applausel.
30, was a vocal 500 by Mrs.
Judge Humpbfies, with violin ohli.
ssso BY Professor Sharp, aud her sis
Y Nell Victoria Freshman. at the
Eaao. She sang in Italian. AHA
saas ,onIiderle or translated means
bright Star OF Love" To This She
Iseeised an enthusiastic encore. when
me sang faeeiions and pathetic song
plause. t"f
Nc No; u was basso vocal solo The
v na,', ey Nh. A. ". Craig. with Nell
Victoria Freshman al the piauo. Re-
s as s'isofe'i he sang Only Waiting. .
. 40 70 Il was vocal solo bv Mrs. +.
3. !. osse, sang With remarkable execu.
's., ana power II voice fAppiauSel
Inc thirteenth ana last on The pro
s.anle Vas vocal duo. DE i.'Fli.
s;i' y Amore. by Mrs. Ellis and Nell
''''a Freshman. Applause.
EASTERN STAR NETTING.
= Regular monthly gathering OF The
Nae' Oh The Eastern Ssar was held l,v
sa''ssy, since the destruction OF tho
pa pa 81 The residence Of Major ". V.
. s,aeass' corner Filth ana blanchard
ws. on Wednesday evening. and
" 'on' ne business was dispatched
~ interesting social trogramme
s;,a s f'feshments. flied the hour.
go 49, 81 le!meht until quite late. TX,
An An music was furnished hv Mis-.
NJ Mheaat, Miss Zoe Sehwaisa
p Magic Moore and Mr.. ". Y
! s u. Major Rinehart read in
"a ~ saectlve manner ali admirable
al ~ s sa.lia mlrth-pnoyoklng selec. ion
s 80 sswfai others contributed az theft
Res. eng re- ources for the entertain.
= ~ VIE y the pae.y, which concluded
srlle'e..als eN an Introduction 10 ,he