The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-23
TACOMA SOCIETY.

Hrs. Brockenbrouxhss Dancing Party
The Jueh Engngement-OthsF Events.
TAcoxA. Feb a-Sow thak Lent has really
commenced. and has. for . short time e leask
drawn ifs curtain over dancing and gaiesy.
delightful social rest Is being thoroughly en-
ioyed. for one cannot help wishing for : ret
once in while. although II Is charming 70 have
an engagement for every evening" for weeks
ahead For while In al probability. the thea
ter viii be the only diversion from passing m
entirely domestic evening, and certainly this
temple of srt holds out so1ae very tempting A.
fractions during the coming month.
THE OPENING NIGHT.
Everyone knows what Emma Jueh Il like.
what nne voice and what . grand talent for
acting she possesses Ia il, then. any wonder
that The tifaAser, which seats LOO people. was
crowded 70 the doors every night, aud hardly
seat could be obtained for lore or m sneys Al
Tacoma gives answer in one unanimous '.No,''
And instead Of three short nights. they only
wished her engagement extended through one
or even two weeks, and just such .
house would be promised for her every
night during thxs time. In fact, Emma
Juch had the creme de 10 creme witnessing
her performances. and an impartial critic WAS
heard TO declare that the audience which greeted
this great actress introduction 70 this city was
far more fashionable than that which filed the
house on the opening night of the theater. But
Miss Jnch could not have prolonged her stay
here even had she wished. for she had other en-
gagemenis 10 fulfil, aad abe went away with
the satisfaction Of knowing that she
had won the hearts OF even the stoies of this
city, and that she would be doubly welcome TO
the Tacoma theateH next year. All thoughts of
enjoying oneself elsewhere were given up while
the opera was here To look forward 70. and il Is
prob BILE, that while this favorlfo singer Is per-
formi g in Seattle. many viii journey thithcr in
order to revel once more in her charming voice
On Thursday evening, which was the opening
night OF the opera. the boxes were occupied Is
follows; Box Nc. i-Mr. and Mrs. d. r. Mason
and Mr.. w. Thomson. OF Fairhaven Box No. -
Mr. aud Mrs. A. A. Phillips and Miss Phillips
Of Olympia, and Mr. J. W. Rankin party
of CsliiorniAns had box No. 5. In boz No.
wers Dr. J. K. Cohn, vile and child. Dr. c. T.
Case and wife. and DR. E. 6. Case and WIFE,
Box No 5. Mr. A. c. Mason and Mr. C. S. Reeyes
Box No. 8. Mr.. and Mrs d. X. Stevens. Mr.. A. Z
Bull, J. Pickles AMI Mr. r. s l. Cockburn. In
box No. : were Mrs. Tisoale and the Misses It's
dale. Dr. McCauslin and Mr.. =. c. Ambridge.
Box No. Gas occupied by Governor g. A. Black
and Mrs. Black. Mr.. f. N. Wilson, Mr.. aud Ms.
Nelson Bennett and Miss sailie Bennett. Among
those present In other parts of tho house, were:
Mr.. aud Mrs Fred Smith, Miss Maud Smith. Mr.
G. W. Griggs and wife, the Misses Griggs. Mr.
H. 7. Gsiggs. Mr. and Mrs q. d. shannon. Of
Olympia: Mr.. and Mrs. Otis spragne, the Masses
Mutrank. Mrs. S. r. Holmes. Mr.
c. I. Holmes. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt.
Mrs. Faulsen. Mrs. Cstlin, the Misses
catlin, Mr.. J. C. Mann. Miss Hartwell. Mss
Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. whipple. the Masses
Whipple. MA James Wells. Mr.. william
Bracket. Miss Page. Mr.. p. w. Dakin. Miss
Woodruff. Mrs. Jacobs. Mr. and Mn. Row. Mr.
and Mrs- g. Parsons. Mr.. n Parsons, Mr.. Thomas
Wallace and Miss Wallace, Mr. Scmple and Miss
Derickson Mr.. and Mrs =. l. Sawyer, Mr.. and
Mrs J. C. Brockenbrough, jr., M. Theodore
Hosmer and Nisa Hall. Major presbrev Colonel
". II. Lee, DR.. ana Mn. frank Of Puy.
allup: Mr. ". D. Busher. Mr.. and
Mrs. T Q. Abbott. Miss Truax. Miss
Marie Coui, Mr. and Miss Thompson, Mrs D.
Huggins. Mr.. W. p. Prichard. Mss Ursa Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Snow. Colonel VIII visscher
and wife. NJ. aud Mrs. w. A. Fairweather, ex-
Mayor Abrams ana wife. Mr.. and Mrs. J. T.
Davies. MI. ana Ms. J. E Burns. Miss Nice ana
Mr.. Fred Forbes. Mr.. and Mrs. Marble, Mr. end
Mr Van ogie. Mr. and Mrs T. b. Mufney. Mr..
Morton Rsmsdell. Mr. G. +. Conger. Mr. I. Z.
Enos Mr.. W. Thompson. Mr. H. N. Howard. Mr.
w o'p"'a, ~uo many sa osne.s
eL1E CLUE coScEkr.
ON saturday evening. February 10. the eagerly.
anticipated ana long promised Glee Club concert
shoushs .no rn1 !. ~ !. ~ n,s zen ,s,o ana
vsolsseppeu csey one eAPecssaous me
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The programme was A follows.
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rnv,ncghle f;uard March r.,.ta~
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cohete sonxs % WhissiinR solo-.Chinc-a-
Lingset-..s.-.s..M. W. GrafF
Selection. medley -.......,.. Arr. by w. A. Bull
Banjo and banjoline-F. 8. and w. A. Bull
tom. the Piper's Son'' Ken dali
6lee Club
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