The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-07

tributed the leading artists in the vaude-
vile world to complete its programme, ana
the salary list is said to be the highest ever
paid by any manager for this class OF en-
tertainmenk The company this season IN.
Guides Flora Moore, the famous Glinseretti
troupe OF FIVE royal scrobats. George Hol-
loway, Harry Kennedy, Mocsma ct Iaiero,
Guyer and Goodwin, Alexandroh brothers,
Gus Bruno, Josephine Henley, Les Trois
Washington and others.
During the winter season the Gounod
Club will give four grand concerts at the
First NJ. P. church under the direction OF
Professor Darling. The first of these will
take place next Wednesday evening when
the following programme will be given:
PART I.
Tns Hnunod Club and orchestra.
2 Concerto tor two victims ana piano =. Bach
DIR. White Fred rick. Mr.. George Delins and
DIR. r. 8. Pa mer.
3. Robert IDOL OF My Heart. ..Myerbeer
Miss J nnie Evelyn Munroe;,
The Gosaod Club
RARr IL
!. sonata In G Major up 50 Allegro Con Breo,.
A''s'0' A0naS ai. II. Ellis.
Mr.. II. u Cr1u0all.
Solos by Miss aunroe and Mr.. Crandall.
Lon du bal 1iut 70
Poem Of Love. o,sa..,,. Ban''S
the Gounod Club and Orchestra.
The club has the following members: 5.
f. Coiner, Mrs. DR.. Greene. Mrs. Blanche
Esgleson. Mrs. Grambs, Miss Belle Hend-
rlcks. Miss Helen De Voc, Mrs. Grant, Mrs.
King Mrs. Graham. Mrs. George Meacham,
Mrs. Barnes, Miss Anna Selkirk, Mrs. Lila
Onver, Mrs. E. ID. Crandall, Mrs. Whitlaw,
Miss Jennie Monroe, Miss Emma B. Jones.
Miss Lottie Poole. Miss Julia Spiegel, Mrs.
Furson. Mrs. DR.. Harrell, Mrs. E. B. Bur-
well, Miss Bessie Keaver, Miss Kate Pearce,
Mr.. K. d. Crandall. Mr.. ID. q. Clarke, Mr..
IIendre, Mr.. A. E. Braymer, Mr.. Carr, Mr..
w. A. Brooke, Mr.. Webster, Mr. L. N.
Cushman. Mr.. e. e. Seigley, Mr.. r. w.
Jones. Charles Strange, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ward. Mr.. Gibbons, Mr.. Gala
CHER, Mr.. ]. o. Waite. Mr.. Graham, MIR.
Skinner. Mr.. Vaughn. George Somerin-
dyke. DIR. ID. S. Greene, Mr.. K. d. Wolfe,
Mr.. ]. Weed, Mr.. r. w. Jones, Mr.. Dun
can. The Gounod club will be assisted by
an orchestra. rs follows: violins, DR..
White Frederick. Mr.. George Delius; flute.
Dr. Kibbe; clarionet. Mr.. Tuliy; cello, DR..
Thorenson; viola. Mr.. Mestag; bass, Mr..
NJ. B. Compton cornet. Mr.. A. w. Watson;
trombone, Mr.. Ward piano, Mr.. Compton.
The Spanish Students, fine musical
organization, assisted by Senorita Romero
and Miss Mary IL. Lawton, will be the at
traction at Seattle opera-house next
Wednesday and Thursday. Following we
clip from q Vancouver paper: IA very
select audience had gathered Monday night
at the Standard to listen to the famous
Spanish Students, who are now making q
tour through the Northwest 1t was to be
regretted that the lady members Of the
organization were unable to perform. owing
to the temporary indisposition Of the
Spanish danseuse. and the non-arrival Of
their alto soloist. Miss Lawton. Neverthe-
less the performance was first-cless and all
that could be desired by the most critical
audience, and each selection elected heavy
applause. especially the salterio solo and
the selections from IL Trovatore' and
Auber's Mute de Portici,' which were rem
dered in exquisite taste and true artistic
conception" The sale of seats for this
engagement will open Monday morning.