The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-06


ST. MARKS CONCERT.
The following programme was rendered at the
Armorg hall last Wednesday night for the bene-
tit of the st. Marks church:
Part l.
Lucia di Lammermoor' ............ Donizetti
Northwest orchestra
"a .'Forsaken" ........-....... 49,. .Koschatt
ID. "Jack and Jill" ...................Cra mer
Lyric quartette.
Piano sol0-"SecOnd Rhapsodie" ...........Liszt
c. W. Wright
Mrs Treat
Saxophone solo-"Epjoyment'' .,.......... Petit
Charles Kramer;
W. W. Shaw, accompanied by Lyric quartette.
Part H.
Solo-.she Wandered Down the Mountain
Mrs. Story.
solc-"The Minstrel Boy Manly Haynes
Concerto IN minor na n.no Menoe,ssonn
A. L. Braymer.
Naturalization" ............. Kramer
Northwest orchestra.
An enjoy able feature of the evening was the
saxophone SOLO by Mr.. Charles Kramer, boy Is
years old.
BIRTHDAY REUNION.
The Fourth of July had an additional element
of interest for Alderman J. N. wallingiord on
account of the fact that it was his birthday. On
Friday evening the pleasant home of Mr.. and
Mrs Wallingford was the scene OF a social re-
union of their friends who formerly resided at
Napa City, Cal musical and literary pro-
gramme was rendered and elegant refreshments
were served, followed by toasts and responses
and general congratulations to the host and
hostess upon so pleasant an anniversary. The
reading of the 10Th chaper of s'the Chronicles of
ha nu Iv oh oo q fao-
| ture of the evening, and the singing of Mr..
Craig, Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Patterson was highly
enjoyed. Among those present were: Mr. and
Mrs A. W. Craig. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Fish
back, Mr.. and Mrs w. D. Wood, Captain and
Mrs. J. 8. Rowland, Mr.. and Mrs N. Walling-
ford, Mrs. Patterson, Miss Abbie Derry, Mrs.
Chadbourne, Miss Lay. Mr.. Fred Wood, Mr..
Harry Dietrich
PICNIC AT MERCER ISLAND
party of young people spent the Fourth at
Mercer island in q very enjoyable manner. Boat
ling and games were INDUCED in, and the pic
nickers returned home on the G.. C. Calkins at
7:S0 p. m. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs.
4. W. Brown, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Coming. Mrs.
Snyder, Mrs. Carlson, Miss Snyder, Miss NJ
Myers, Miss E. Myers, Miss Richards. of Walla
Walla; Miss Carlson, Miss A. Davidson, Miss
Kellum, Miss Robinson. Miss Woolacott, Miss
Laid, of Honolulu; Miss Bertram, Miss Graf,
Miss A. Malthy, Miss NJ Malthy, Miss Case, Mr.
GeorgeEmith, Mr.. Amsden, Mr.. Steele, Mr.. Hun
ter, Mr.. Adams, Mr. A. Young. Mr. ]. Duncan,
Mr.. Geto Coming Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Davidson.
Mr.. McAdam, Mr.. Byers. Mr.. Cummings, Mr. G.
w. Crane, Mr.. Seigly. Mr.. F. Malthy. Mr.. c.
Richards, Mr.. B. Richards, Mr.. Cadiep, Mr..
Brengam, Mr.. Tate, Mr.. A. Myers, Mr.. Walter,
Mr.. Ely.
MISS KENNEDY's RECEPTION.
The following programme was rendered at
Miss Kennedy's reception last Monday night at
the Chamber of Commerce:
Solo, Guardian Angel Mrs A. w. Parkhurst
Toast, Woman ss an Educator
Recitation. :Schoolmaster,s (;uessss n 'ennei
..................Mr Mrs. Celeste Langley Slauson
Mrs c. A. Treat.
Quartette moonlight Will Come Again"
Mrs. F. J. Laird. Mrs. Job p Lyons, Mr. J H.
Middleprook, Mr. Myroa Circuit.
Toast, "Oul Public schools. Judge Langley
Quartette, Come Where the Llllies Bloom 5.
Mrs. G. E. NJ Pratt, Mr. : P. Chapel, MIS-.
c. A. Treat, M A. E. Braymer.
speech, Our Seattle M lss Julia E. Kennedy dy
EXCURSION TO TACOMA.
Mr.. II. W. MeNeill manager of the Oregon I'm
provement Company, invited several friends to
join officials Of the company in the pleasures of
q trial trip to Tacoma and return last Wednes-
day afternoon In the fine steamer Eastern Ore
gon. The invited guests were: Mrs. F. A. Buck,
Mrs. o. F. Briggs. Mr. and Mrs Isaac Swinney
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Wood, Miss A. Martin, Miss
NJ Martin, Miss Maud Hill, Miss Hazel Hill,
Miss NJ 6. Bnck Miss Grace Keene Miss Hanefa
Wood, Mr.. F. A. Hill, Mr.. f. H. Morrison, Dr. E.
Merkei Mr.. J. r. Mccormick, Colonel O. f.
Briggs, NJ. b. F. Carr, Mr.. C. Mallory Mr. NJ.
Gallager and P. A Keogh. A very fine supper
was served, and pronouncedly good time en-.
j0yed generally.
FIRST REGIMENT BALL.
The First regiment gave grand ball July 4, at
IN l.
the national colors The First regiment or
chestra played a programme of twenty-five
dances. One hundred and four couples partici.
pated in the grand march, led by Captain c. L,
F. Kellogg and Miss Mary Burke. The recep-
ton committee comprised the following: Cap.
tain Joseph Green Captain C. L. F. kellogg aud
Captain w. r. Thornell. Floor committee, Com
pany B-Corporal Henderson, Corporal Gormly
and Private Bixby; Company E-sergeant j. 6.
Carroll, Corporal b. Lynch and Private C. w.
kellogg; Company D-Sergeant F. L Hilton.
Corporal q. w. Ssum and Private C. J. Smith.
YACHTING PARTY
Mr. viii Fitzgibbon treated his friends to a
trip TO Alki Point last Monday. After lunch
was eaten on the point the remainder of the day
was spent ia cruising around the Sound The
happy guests were Miss Jennie Thomson
Miss Carrie Rodgers, Miss Lille simmons Miss
Dell Rockwell, Miss Belle Orr. Miss Anna
Beutgen. Miss Ella Mersman, Mr.. Otto Smith,
Mr.. Harry sherman, MT. Al BeIlew, Mr. I'D
Menefee. Mr.. Eugene Hnllett, Mr. Jerry Lewis
ton, Mr. Jack Stansberry, Mr.. Harold Holcomb
Mr.. Joe Maxwell, Mr.. L. Chamberlain, Mr. A.
| w. Young
CALVARY CHURCH SOCIAL
Last Thursday evening the ladies of the Cal
vary Presbyterian church gave an ice cream
social at their church. Refreshments were
served and The programme below excellently
rendered
!
"Hark, the Distant Hills with Music"
Reel alton Katie Millerchsup
Pantomime. Advertising for a Wife
song. Quartette
Recitation. .....-..-........----. The Last Hymn
Bertha GaupteL
Dialogue. ........- The Wise and Foolish Virgins
PARTY AT THE LAKE.
party was given By Mr.. aud Mrs T. a.
Dempsey at their summer residence on Lake
Washington yesterday. 1t was a mos. enjoyable
affair and fishing. boating and dancing were in
dulged in up TO a late hour In the evening when
the guests departed for their homes Among
those present were: Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Piles
W. Russell Mr. and Mrs. Weilingford Miss
Chadbourne Miss Edith Burntrager of Olym-
pia: Miss Minnie Ward. Miss Ada Sheers Miss
Piles, Miss Russell, OF Ohio; Miss Carrie sheers
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Mckenzie. Judge Rivers Mr.
Joseph Forces and Mr. Thomas A. Keogh
PICNIC PARTY.
private picnic went to Rocky point the
Fourth on the Mountafueer. The party was
composed of Mr.. ana Ms. G.. F. Cotte.ill, Mr.