The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-08-03

METHODIST CONCERT.
The following programme ct the First Metho-
dist church was successfully rendered last
Tuesday night:
Trio-violin. Flute aud Piano Terchak
Messrs. w. Vaughan Arthur, Ralph Arthur
and Emil Ierch.
Soprano solo-"Aye Maria. Gounod
Mrs Emil Lerch.
violin Obiigsto; Flute and Piano Ac-
cCmpanimenL)
Violin solo-s'Souvenlr de Boulogne" :. De Bsriot
Miss ]. winnifred Arthur.
Piano solo ainaa aap oe ch a1als
(tc) Spinning Song Joseffy
Emil Lerch.
fia'e 1 Ralns ar,b., aeicnak
Part III.
Violin solo-.Legende" wieniawski
w. Vaughan Arthur
Soprano solo-"Day Dreams" 10000. .Strelezki
Mrs. Emil Lerch.
Miss J. Winnifred Arthur. Messrs Ralph
Arthur and Emil Lsrch.
Madame Tisdaie.
Violin solo-"Reyerie' .Vieuxtemps
W. Vaughan Arthur.
Emil Lerch.
BOY CHOIR OF ST. MARKS
Master Roy Baker, Master Fred Morse, Master
Louis King. Master Willie FELTON,, Master James
Baker, Master Charles Lynch, Master Fred Hi
ton, Master George Woodruff, Master Jay
Muldoon, Master Leroy Pike, Master Paul Hub
bard, Master Harry Curtis, Master Willie Ask,
Master J. Harry Hatfield, Master Arthur B. Cur
rier, Master Hugh Martin, Master Oscar Lee
Master Willie Allan. Master James schaffer,
Master Charles Dignsn, Master Frank Van
Dusen and Master Fred. Fuller are the
boys who are now practicing and
viii comprise the future boy choir at the st.
Marks guild. They have been practising two
weeks, aud it Is quite remarkable the progress
they have made, beginning, as they did, with
no knowledge of music, but with latent good
voices They sing in excellent concert and are
almost capable of gaining the higher notes
clearly and with strength. In about month
Professor Darling predicts they win be ready to
lead the singing in the church.
HOP AT OLYMPIA.
Another of the series of hops was given at the
Olympia hotel, Olympia, Tuesday night The
attendance was larger than on previous occa-
slons, many newcomers being present. The
good music has been feature at all these hops
aud was greatly enjoyed this night. Among
those presens were: Judge and Mrs. Hoyt, Mrs.
Gowey,Mr. and Mrs. A. II. Chambers, DR.. and Mrs
Armstrong, Mr.. and Mrs. GEORGE shannon, Mr.
and Mrs. Coates, OF San Francisco; Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Newell. Mr. and Mrs Springer, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. A. Phillips, DR.. and Mrs. Carlyon, the
Misses Andrews. Hoyt Phillips, Tarbell, Lee
Cavanaugh Connolly, Cowles Giles, Young
Springer, Morse and Cohn, Messrs. E. E. Gregg,
Frank Convey, ]. p. Armstrong, T. H. Cays-
naugh, L. Coils, Frank Parker, Pierre Ferry
Fred Ward, J. B. Randall, Donald Lezier, Edgar
McGovern, Harry Cowles, C. OTIS, H. " Ogden.
II. B. Lind, Hooker. G. Granger, Frank Owings
and r. Eskridge.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Mr.. Hadtner Holloway, residing on Milford
street, invited several of his friends to assist him
in celebrating his twenty first birthday, which
was accomplished with music. games and re-
freshmenfS Those who assisted were: Miss
Phoebe Burr, Miss Anna Burr, Miss Lilas Person,
Miss Dora Bates. Miss Belle Meyer, Miss Isabel
Kelchner, Miss Jennie Forney, Miss Jessie Dean.
Miss Ruby Holloway. Miss Chrystal Holloway.
Mr.. Will Kelchner, Mr.. Charles McClymount
Mr.. Harry crandall. Mrs s. C. Dryer Mr.. J. p
Dwyer, Mr..Gus Schroeder, Mr.. George White,
Mr.. Hugh Curraa.
PICNIC PARTY.
very enjoyable picnic was held at the park
at East Seattle last Sunday, the participants
leaving in the morning on the steamer C. c.
Calkins and returning at late hour In the
afternoon. The day was pleasantly passed by
ali. The following composed the party: Mr..
and Mrs. T. w. Goodhure, Mrs. J. Scotland, Mrs
Hanson, Of Tacoma; Miss Croker, Miss Emily
Carkeek, Miss Davenport, the Misses Bessie Car
keek, Cora Carkeek. Miss Daisy Scotland, Mr. s.
Carkeek, Mr.. Bradley, Mr.. Metz, SIR. Austin.
Mr.. Brown, Master Stephen Carksek and Master
George Scotland
SURPRISE PARTY TO REV. SUTTON.
Rev. and Mrs. T.. B. Sutton were happily sur.
prised on Thursday evening" at their home on
Market street. By a large number of their
friends, who called TO help them celebrate Mrs
Sutton's birthday. They brought with them
large number of Chinese lanterns. and before
the reverend gentleman and his wife knew what
was intended they found themselves over
whelmed The visitors also brought lunch has
kets. and with their host and hostess enjoyed
all sorts Of delicacies
HIGH TEA.
very enjoyable affair was the High tea
given by the ladies of the Unitarian church at
the church parior yesterday afternoon. The
room was artisticaliy decorated, and at the
same time homelike. A stream OF ladies' came
and went from o'clock till 6, finding accept
able refreshments daintily served, ENJOYABLE
Mrs. Storey was one of the treats of the occa-
sion. More than hundred Ia dies were present
during the afternoon.
AT cHAurAUouA
Miss Mabel Park, MISS Adella Parker Miss
Edith Blackmsn Miss Blanche Relf. Miss Gem
eyieye Relf, Mss Maud Ward, Miss Carrie Noble.
Miss yexta Baldwin, Miss Lou 50 Ward, assisted
by MIS- Mafs0ht S0hHuet huu mrs. hsIf, gave an
interesting aud exceedingly graceful exhibi ton
OF the Delsarse system at Chautauqaa last Tues
day. Miss May Cloheey gave a piano solo that
was rapturonsly arplauded aud encored. These
young Indies are all students at the university
in this city.
Mr. PAYS YACHTING PARTY.
One OF the pleasantest of the many Yachting
parties that have been given recently was the
one given by Mr.. G. F. Fay last Monaay Mrs
J. NJ Rumsey ehaperoned the party The time
consumed in sailing 10 Eagle hArbor and tack
was delightfully."- diversified WITH music, CONVEX
sation, dancing and refreshments The particle
pants in these festivities were: Kiss Wales.
Miss Noble, Miss Heitshue. Miss III. Rumsey,
Miss Lois sheaie, Mr. H. B. Pomeroy, Mr.. r. II.
Palmer.
Az ENJOYABLE RECEPTION.
Mr. and Mrs A. L Manning gave a reception
10 Mr. and Mrs Clifford Hubble and Mr. and
Mrs s. NJ. Langworthy Wednesday evening at
their handsome residence on Tacoma avenue,
Tacoma The evening was spent very happily.
Those pgese Mt were: Mr. and Mrs welies
Wheeler, Mr.. and MIA LAngworthy. Mr.. and