The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-13

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OF she several numhen a1be re<sdered dur-
inx The evening. Last Hope. BY Goest
ehnak. arrsxsed b. herself. proved ~
mo&t Interesting The pleasing nsaiOdy
was douh1y harmonious - arrsnged b. The
talented orxanist- Mrs Frederick Jewell
Laird. always popular With Seattle sudi-
ences. rendered IN N artistic manner The
Flower Gin. BY Bevignani, and Ave Ma
rix The atser selection VS. mere pleas
ing than ths fsrsf. and beought forth hearty
applause. Ths beautiful accompaniment
Was enjoyed, with Miss SheAfe - the
organ. Miss Helen Jenner q thu pdano. and
Mr.. ~. White Fredeficks with the violin
Mr.. Celeste LAngiey 6lsuson delighted
the audisnce with her sloeutionsSy accom-
pIishmenf. II vss Ms slauson's frst APP
pearsncs in this city and he applause sha
each Of her selections brought forth from
her hearers 1t once established her ~ Z
great fsvorite- Her rendision of THE Le-
gend Of The Organ Builder was perfect,
and II would be impossible TO imagine.
VIII Cayieton's fav0rits poem. The New
Church Organ" read better. In Response
70 hearty encsre Mrs Snuson recitsd in
happy manner, The Jealous Wife, !"
which created great merriment and appre-
ciation- The solo and euartstts, ..lnfia-
matus.r By Mrs.. Laird. 3liss Laird. Mrs.
Job r. Lyon, Mr.. j. III. Niddlehrook and
Mr.. Alexander W. Craig. received . mer-
tied encore The splendid voices of the
singers we're blended in IN exquisite man.
ner. and IL IL doubtful whether
Rossfni's popular competition was
ever better produced BY amateurs.
One Of the most interesting numbers Of the
evening was . soprano solo, entitled. Non
Flu Sogno Aria" Verdi. by Mrs. Bianch
kesler GYambs- Mrs. GrAmhs. who il
comparatively new TO the musicaily i'm
ciined people Of this city. possesses IN ex-
quisife mexzo-soprano voice, which shows
careful cultivation and Is refreshing 10
hear. Her lower notes are rich and full OF
melody. while the higher ones. although
not so powerful. are clear and distinct.
The lady received an enthusiastic encore.
20 which she responded with q beautiful
little ballad, entitled ''Jacqucminot,r the
words OF which are by the Irish poet,
James Boyle O'Rsiliy, who recently visited
this city. Mrs. Gfambs will Be great IA
vorite with Seattle audiences.
Miss May Potvin, who, on her first APP
pearance here few months ago at once
wen her way into the hearts Of judges Of
good music, repeated her triumph with an
artistic rendition Of Liszts "Rhapso-
die. Ne. 2" on the piano. Miss
Potvin's playing plainly demonstrates that
she has devoted great portion of her
life TO music, and 1t is safe to say that she
has but few superiors, among either profess
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ceived fiattering encore. Miss Sheafe
deserves great praise for the sue
csssful manner In which she
originated and successfully carried out
the details Of what proved to be the most
interesting recital yet given in Seattle.
Miss Sheafe Is . representative Seattle girl,
and the public will watch with interest her
advance and increasing popularity rs .
musician. II IL hoped that It will not be
long before she gives another recital.
NOTABLE EVENT.
The ball given At the Armory Friday eve
ming BY the ladies OF SC. Marks church was
decided success. Fully $50 couple were
present, and many pretty costumes were
worn by the ladies. Refreshments were
served during the evening, and music
was furnished by The First Regi-
ment orchestra Dancing ended at
midnight. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Whittier, Mr. and Mrs.
George b. Kittingcr Mr. and Mrs J. e.
Rudolph. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Haines, Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. &. TingIe, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Baker, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Han
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. H. Grifith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dimmock. Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Carr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nevins. Mr. and
Mrs. w. A. Jennings, Mr.. ana Mrs. A. p.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs Wilmington. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. II. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. A.
N. Brookes. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r..
Whitney. Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield, Mr. and Mrs. s. f.
Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. f. &. Laird, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Pumphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 8.
Terry, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Doren, Mrs. H.
g. Strive, Mrs. j. e. MacCulsky, Mrs.
Buck. Mrs. Harrington, Mrs Charles Bray,
Mrs. Gafieney. Mrs Daniel Jones, Mrs. r.
w. Reed, Mrs. Scurry. Mrs. seIden. Mrs.
Morse, Miss Mary Struve, Miss May Buck.
Miss Lois Sheafe. Miss Lottie Selden, Miss
Mamie Bray. Miss Hattie Bray, Miss Clara
Wilson. Miss Eta Robinson. Miss McClel-
land, Miss Marion Garfield, Miss Nixon.
the Misses Smith, Miss Riley, Miss Parkin-
son. Miss Nelly Henry. Miss Marguerite Nc
Kinney. Miss Lula Kelly. Miss Mcdonald,
Miss Young. Miss Mclaughlin. Miss Boar
man. Miss Watson, Miss Fisken, Miss
Parkinson. Miss Hunt, Miss Laird, Miss
Burrows. Miss Cooper, Miss Carder,
Mr.. Fred IL. Sparling. Mr.. George Hyde
Preston. Mr.. II. b. Albertson, Mr.. Fred
struve. Mr. Frank Bell. Mr. George Noble,
Mr.. Howard Baker, Mr.. n. C. Lewis, Mr..
w. Wilson, Mr.. J. +. Boyle, Mr.. w. X.
Thorneii, Mr.. b. Peily. Mr.. Evers, Mr..
Barry. Mr.. Lester Turner. Mr.. Frank
Wrestling. Mr.. James Wallace, Mr.. George
Riley. Mr.. Harry Meserve, Mr.. Alfred
Holman. Mr.. William Harrington. Mr..
Fred Meyer. Mr.. Fred Robinson, Mr.. Har-
old Smith. Mr.. Fred Calhoun. Mr.. Percy
w. Rochester, Mr.. ID. w. Bass, Mr.. w. T.
Sharpe. Mr.. Eiken Morgans.en. Mr.. w. q.
6iiger, Mr.. WIN Fisher. Mr.. J. w. Carr,
Mr.. F. II. Hainsworth. Mr.. William Came.
Mr.. Pomeroy. Mr.. Hoey Bean. Mr.. J. A.
Jackson, Mr.. y. A. Saunders and others.
GRAND saIs
The second annual bali OF the Tin, Sheet
iron and Cornice Workers Union, No. IL.
OF this city, vas held Thursday evening At
the Armory. Music was furnished by
Bsehman's string orchestra The grand
march Vas started at . o'clock, fully ~
couples participating. Refreshments were
served in an adjoining room during the
evening. The ball was In every particular
. success, and the participants look for.
ward eagerly for the next ore To come.
The following original order of dances was
printed upon pretty foar-leated pro-