The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-11
OLYMPIA SOCIETY.

OLYMPIA SOCIETY.
Classical Observation-Disclosures BanQuet-
Personal.
OLYMPIA. May 10 AT the Instance Of Mrs. s.
n. r Jones, the .arge double parlofs OF the new
Hotel Olympia. were dlied with over cns hun
ored lovers OF music. on Tuesday evening. to
listen 10 the vocal and instrumental talent OF
Seattle. Tacoma and Olympia. The charming
yccaltsts were. Miss Dsrricksop. mexxo soprano.
Tscoms; Mrs- Joshua reirce, accompanies at
piano. 1acornas Mrs. shank. x.tr. Taeosns. Mrs
NJ & Story. soprano. Seattle. Mrs. Narksnson,
soprano. Ballard: Mr.. L. A. Ia lins. tenor. Seat
tie. Mr.. d. s. Johnston. leader, Tacoma: Nj.
Dakiu. tensr. Tacoma: Mr.. Bunting, fe or, Ta-
coma; Professor w. s Johnson piAnss- olyra.
ria- The eight musicians Of the Olympia mus
ical club were: t. J. johnson. piano: Henry
Harris. nuse; s kaufman, first violin. $, Wolfe,
second vio.in: G. Harris. b &c viol: A. Kauf-
man, trombone: Emil Martinson. corncs s.
Benheimer. eiar.onst Following 10 the pro-
gramme rendered:
Selection. .......-.. Olympia instrumental Cinb
Quartesse-"The Parting Kiss ~ (Piususi)
Miss Derrickson. Mrs Shsnk. Mr.. Bunting. Mr..
Dskin.
Piano soao-.Thc Last Hope .tGo,t,chalt,
Nj. W. s. Johnst1n.
Solo-"Kebert Ioiquc Jaime" Mrs. Markinson
PART II.
Trio. 'sOh Memory
MrA Treat Mrs. Story. Mr. Ware.
6olo-"sognat schrier. ...-..s,,.... Mr.. Treat
Quartette-'Gypsy Life ,........-,, EchumAn)
Miss Derrickson. Mrs shank. Mr. Bunting. Mr..
Dakin.
Piano duet. ,.s.... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Professor Roberts and Mr.. H. Harris
0.f> E-fIl ~
MrA Markinson.
Goodnight and FAREWELL ............
BY the vocal and instrumental musicians.
Among the music lovers present were: Gov
ernor and Mrs. Ferry. Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Barnes
Mr. and Mrs. r. G. O'Brien. Mr.. and Mrs A. j.
Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Root Mr.. and Mrs G.
8. Armstrong. Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Perciyal.
Mr.. and MIS-. Bennett r. Johns, Ar. and Mrs. ].
II. Ogden. Mr. and Mrs. A. r Fitch, Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. chilberg. Mr.. and Mrs R. Frost. Mr.. and
Mrs. George savidge. Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Austin,
Mrs LieutenantGovernor Laughton Mrs s. 81
r. Jones, Mrs. Captain J. j. Gilbsrt, Mrs T. Bet
man. Mrs. General 7. ]. ]. McKenney, Mrs l. C.
Harris. Mrs. Annie +. Macleary, Mrs. Fidelia 3.
Turner. Mn. 7. N Ford, MSL p. C. Hall. Mrs. W.
w. Chapman, Miss Louisa Aver, Miss Lizzie
Ferry, Miss Lizzie McFadden. Miss Bertha n
Denton, Miss Hattie Libbey. Miss Margery Gran
ger, Miss Halle Price. Miss Eima Woodland, Miss
Fioy Frost, Miss Ellen s. Stevenson Mr. s. C.
Woodruff. Mr.. George Lewis Cover. Mr. Charles
A. Garfield. Mr.. q. A. williams, Major C. NJ.
Barton, Mr.. A. Langhorne. Mr.. Bush Hoy Mr.
V. A. Milroy, Major G. W. Barter. Mr.. Grant
Talcott, Mr.. r. @. Risley. Mr. q. Il SCANNED,
Mr.. W. r. Newell. Mr.. Cummings
uSuARiAx CLUB BANQUET.
The assem- biage of the Unitarian Club. on
Thursday night at Hotel Oily mpia was . happy
event which resultet In Strengthening the pop
ularity OF that Christian organization No other
sect II weuld seem. ever like this one has dis
played such great lfberality OF thought or 80
readily proved that an honest, religious life is
the happiest. grandest and greatest one to live
They truly enjoy religion. in keeping with the
intention OF Holy writ-they are truly happy In
the worship Of God. Assembling in the double
parlors of the hotel at p m. they passed an
hour In social Intercourse many OF them meet
Ing for the nrst time. although knowing each
other well By reputation. Ia the western par'or
IN Olympia string band Of eight pieces dis
courssd The strains Of tsrpsicnoFean puss and
the door wos occupied By many good. religious.
unprejudiced dancers. At II o'clock the ladies
and their Husbands and escorts, marched to
the large dining hail. and were then seated st
the bountifui spread unt1l q m. The menu
consisted OF one dozen coursex Every de;cacy.
served By ten expert servitofs. was enjoyed with
sreh ease bs the guests IS 70 be disesiab'e. To-
gether with the brilliant logical thoughts ex-
pressed. and which were frequently illustrated
By original anecdotes After the courses had
been served even to desert, able remarks were
made BY Rev. 7. L. Eliot. Rev. Ernest C.
Smith. Rev. ". = Copeland. Hon. W J. Thomp.
son, Hon. X. l. Smith. and others. Letters were
read by Mr. collyer from Rev. noratio stebbsns.
san Francisco: Rev Edward Everett Hall. OF
Boston: senator Hoar. OF Massachusetts: Rev.
r. C. Van Ness. of the A. o. A.; Julia Ward
Howe, and others.
THE cLrB AND QUESTS
Among those present we're. Mr.. and Mra
George IT. Hebron. NJ. and Mrs. @. l. Heiihron,
Mr. and Mrs. Cstiin. George 2. Eoyes Rev 4. c.
smith. Seattle: Mr.. ard Mn w. z. Copeland.
fseorre H. Greer. Mr.. and Mrs n. l. Higgins.
Mr. and Mrs- J. q, Mason. Nj. and Arx- r. =.
Lacy, Mr. sna Mrs c. r. Culver. Mr. and Mrs
H. A. Corei. Mr.. and MrsL G. A. white. Mr.. aud
Nys & coIiyer. Dr. G. r. Culver. Tacoma. Ne.
and Mrz 7. C. Van Epps. Nj l. y. Henderson,
NJ. and Mrs J. Chilberg, Mr. and Mrs. 2. T..
sha.ner. Mr. and Mrs u r. Moore. Mr.. and Mrs.
s,@osFs W. Eavaxe Mrs !. Harris. Ms sylvester.
Mrs.. r. C. Hall, MrS c. l. Henderson. Mrs n.
N. Harris Miss Louise Aver. Miss Edna Moore.
Miss Janet Aoose Miss D. ssernberg. Mr.. y. q
Porter, Mr. C. II. Aver. Mr.. T. j. Kssep. Hon. n.
II. owiars. Major C. NJ Bsrton Major g. w.
Barter, Olympia: Miss Dososhes Eliot. Rev. r.
L. Elsos. Portland: Hon. z L. smith. orexoa:
Hon John r. waaisey, whisnsn.
fEE&0.Ais-
Mrs. r. BnYkeis, OF Pasadena. Cal who has
been visiting here since ocsober. ard Miss D. l..
ward her sxfy TREND os San Francisco. who has
been ssopp.a a. here for some lime. have both
farn<d TO California Olympia was their former
place OF reside nee
Mrx g. Azbray, talented lady. mother Of
Nj ". Auheay . noted eivgi engineer 81 Port
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