The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-12-28

splendid supper The committee OF arrange
composed Of NJ w. Holmes, James Alexander,
Z. p. Carroll, ]. P. Crawford, @. c. AcGray.
SWEDISH ocTET-E BAxouETED.
After Thursday evenings performance at the
Seattle opera house by the National Swedish La
dies 0cteffe the performers were baDquefed by
the scandinayians OF the city al the Chamber OF
Commerce. The parlors we're beautifully decor
ated with flowers and lastly arrayed Christ
mas tree was set up AZ the end OF the main
dining bah were grouped the nags q the n.ted
States Sweden and Norway. An interesting fea-
ture OF the evening was the reading Of poem in
the Swedish language, composed expressly Tor
the occasion by NJ Ernst skarstedt The poem,
q most excellent one. printed on dainty
cards, was distributed among the guests Mr..
skarsfedf being unayoidedly absent, the poem
, va ~. Isao y i fsvor tbe assne Tith nm
her Of scandinavian songs. About 80 guests sat
down 70 the banquet table 70 a feast served in
unsurpassed style by Mr.. C. e. Smith, the cater
er. The banquet cards were very neatly gotten
UP, being covered with yellow satin. the union
color OF Sweden and Norway, snd tied with
Knots q b.ne and REQ Doon, me Fespes.sss col,
acted as POSTMASTER while the following list OF
toeSts was responded 70:
sour Guests" MI. n. c. Wahlberg
Poem: M Ernst ekarstest
sweden" ............--.-...--Ar. Erick Frisch
sorway -,,--..---.-.---.---. ar; >. I. LAno
sour Ladies .-.-----.------.Mr y soderperg
America $500. - M L. huasether
After the banquet dancing was INDUCED in
until late boUr. The committee 10 whom the
success of the occasion is due were Mr.. Erick
IT. W. Hulse Abe wr n Anderson. Mr. Andrew
J. Lee, M. Hugo sletheTgren, n A Arnunds-
Among those present were: Miss
Mis- Ida Bruce, Miss Mamie Heden. Miss Eliza,
beth Bruce, Miss Ingieburg Lindborn. Miss
Amelia Hedeu, Miss Greenquist, ali members of
Re ocsstts M5; and a. Mrs 4. Shiiberg MI ana
M and Mrs. Axei Aalberg, Mr.. and Mrs. I. J.
johnson, Mr. and Mrs Albert Johnson, Mr. and
Mrs. al. n Nss a as and Ms NJ and Th STs
wickstron1, NJ. and Mrs. Fl; c. wahlberg; Mr.
aud Mrs. Charley Peterson. Mr.. and Mrs. u. p.
Graf i Nf sn and n eef fq p Ind s Mr and
Ms. Captain scotland, Mr. and Mrs n. soder-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. Ash. Mr.. and Mrs:
Hen HsTnan anderson ns NJ and Mrs p,5 anii
Mrs. Hanson. Miss Peterson. Miss Magnerss. Miss
Hanson, Miss AmHnds, Miss Olson, Miss Wick
A. j. Lee. Mr.. :. Anderson. Mr.. l. Huisether,
Mr.. Hugo sleIbergren, Mr.. II. Rode, Mr.. Fred
Blomberg, Mr.. C. v. Luberg, Mr.. l. G. Anderson.
anas Mr Peter HeSn "a N Norde1
Mr.. J. T. Peterson, Mr.. O. z. Eggan, Mr.. l. +.
Pearson. Mr.. H. J. Norden. Mr.. 81. r. Day, Mr.
l. V. Luyel. Professor Guibranson and others.
kRS- wILLARDs MUSICALE.
On last Tuesday evening the pupils Of Mrs.
wiilard's Musical Institute. gave o charming
musicale az the residence OF Mrs p. Knox, at
ITO Howell street. The first part Of the pro-
gramIne, beginning al 7:S0. vas as follows:
Preparatory Tork.
First Term
Mr.. Oscar Lee
Miss Ethel Burren. = ''-'N'''''
Third Term
tsl Meiodie. .schunenn
Miss Ida Cochran
a. Schlnmmerlisd ..Gurlitt
70 hinaermarseh- ----..Aerkel
la) From Haydn's sonata in C.......e
o. Alegretto seherzando- ..-.-.........He Heller
Miss Emma Gunterman.
Miss Elsie Bode.
First fe1v Graduating Course.
First Term
Allegro con brio From Haydn's sonata in D
Miss Fiossie Nelson. $3.50
Miss 4. Hancocs Mrs. coiweii. Mrs. csm agassd
The latter part of the programme contained
the following numbers:
Chorus-..Bravo," Bristow
Duet Piano and Mandolin : Russian
ars willard ana Mr.. Farrell. sA0"AAi
Recitation-.-Charlie Machree,".. Miss Hancock
Vocal Duet-'1 would That Ny Love-.
Miss Cora Thorndyke and MI. oscar Lee.
Minuet de Mozart ........Sc huIoff
Miss swanberg
Une Petite Drsma-~Snobbleton' Revenge"
snoooieson. -----.---....---.M Mr.. Oscar Lee
S1ss;r pr,;,s,,e. AZ; onst Kelly
Capri de Concert-"Song of the Brook
Mrs A. T. Van de Esnter.
March, Due Soci" Pieroni
Mandolin and Guitar Club.
After the conclusion OF the programme, dane
ing was introduced and enjoyed until late
hour
CHRISTMAS TREE AT BALLARD.
The u. E. church az Ballard was tastefuIly
and handsomely decorated Christmas eve with
evergreens, notices and two large Christmas
trees, brilliantly lighted with wax tarers The
church was crowded, and the little one. made
happy with gifts from ST. Nicholas The
following programme was well rendered:
OIEaH foAlut6Iy
a
Song by I22 sundsy-school pupils ..-..--.....
recitation. .-.--.......--.--.--- Annie Brygger
willie Anderson