The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-01-26

E 6lutence He Forrot. Though the
g me vas almost imprompsu. IL was
III appreciated by the audience, which
|5571jc1sjy oiled the hall. The following
s ramme vas rendered:
1reJS - the Chairman (. DIR. x. Armstrong
u sDonnio ewset Bessie. the Maid Of Dun
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- .1he bonnie IAss o. Ballochmyglea
E4s Mrs. Duncan ehaw.
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- MeAdnm, Elliott and Sutherland
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- Darns Poem james 4. steel
r. Go1ecttou. David Charleston.
S ~ {. s..... 'sIAs Scottish Emisrant's Farewell
8 & 80 J. Duncan.
8 Miw Maggie Chisholm
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I15oo ...................s.. Mr.. r. d. Iissie
III. Parker. Mr.. Sterrett. Mr. sulher-
land, Mr.. T0bin
1ony 81 The participants In the pro-
nIne wote deservedly encored. Mrs.
I'll, upon bsing recalled. beautifully
osnd Sweet Roses-" Mr.. Little's re.
pns Wers roundly applauded also, and
r 6nuunt Of talent displayed in the pro-
10 VS. surprise u even the most
n6f6atic Bcotchman. Mr.. james
~o1ss yofsos, which he entitled "A Wee
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heexn uencing commenced at IL 30.
- music oe'ng rendered part OF the time
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sae ume oy oag-pspe. Messrs. John
ma AK Mcbeath greatly entertained the
ledy scoscnmen with their graceful Scotch
oences-she Highland fing. the sword dance
ma DINERS. MI. Sims and Mr.. Archie
6ooerteon also gave exhibitions Of Scotch
eanclng The dancing lasted until
Ieeo hour. Among those present we're:
10. and Mrs. +. II. Morton and daughter,
Captain and Mr.. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Waller. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Mcpherson. Mr..
md Mrs. d. McFee, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Oampbell. Mr.. and Mrs. blanchard. Mr..
md Mrs. Frazier. Dr.. Armstrong and
Slaughter, Mr.. and Mrs. McDua, Mr.. and
Nfa. Robert Mckenzie and daughter, Mr..
ond Mrs. George Tinto. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Thomas O'Connor. Mr.. and Mrs NJ. NJ
Bruce. Mr., and Mrs. Norrington. Mr.. and
Ns. b. McAdams. MIR. and Mrs. White
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Dow. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frazier. Mr.. and Mrs. Elanch.
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. Merton. nr. and
Nrs. Ncwlands. Mr.. and Mrs William
Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Harrison
9fr. and Mrs. r. A. Chisholm. can,ain ana
Mrs. q. w. McGrcgor. Mrs. Wtllinnson
Mfs Forrest. Mrs. Weir. Mrs. ,,eor,s "
Hastsell, Mrs. John Simison. Miss Narvis
CAisholm. Miss Ellen Rresley. Miss Kan.
needy, the Misses Forsythe. Miss wa,xon
Miss Ellen Chisholm, Miss steeple Miss
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