The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-16

beso poeoDy - D9ng = eEa0au sessooes
nom - enIss1sa - - proseenfum sfsn
~ - soaoss EsssuTsens snd feFns wese
ntuAeed p nsoks ano ceenem - - sulso-
ln& wk3ch 1ended - mnke - oecereoons
no1e eAoesfuI md imposing. \ Ssatare o
The decOrnt5Ons wss . half-6undred bird
cages. hIlsd with sseet voiced canaf1es.
thst sssned 70 " VIII the musicians n
ns10dious sersfns q detehffui musie TO
Mr. Noriss Koch. Who bed charge o. me
dsrorsstons. tie handsome srpeassnee o
Dc hall = dur Over ID coupe soo. psfs
~ the dencang. she unsae Tor vnfca VS.
furnished ~ The fra kse1nent ofcssesra.
assisesd ~ the psfite song birds. he
moor co1mifsss vas eminsnfiy succssssni
IN its endeavos 70 make evefyoae feea -
home and no one miss dance Ihs suc-
CO. d tbs sscpod annual BAH O Ne IONS
cf vstsfans b assufsd Following ass ne
committees q the enjoyable OCCASION
FIoos dirset0s, =. ". Dietrich; 49,.
AoFfu koch. z. g. Anen- =. = -
eee1guer. :. ". Fox- =. n CaxTou: resp
ton oommittss. President - =. HONS
. y. btfeee. o. y. Aiexanoef. = W.
Young. n. W. D3efssch, T. T. Afien-
DscxESsrxExrsox cAxsIsAL
Notwithstanding the unpropittous
weather Thursday evening. . iarge audi
encs assembled q the Arnaory 10 enjoy
The Dickeus-Teuuysou and musical
carnival. siveu for the benefit OF ST. Marks
parfsh by members Of The congregtion.
The entertainment had been prepared with
great pains and no little ingenuity. and IL
tbs results we're not wholly satisfactory
the fault does not lie With those who
Rave 30 much time and energy 70
opened With . grand pageant Of chsrac-
ters, . grand march in which the DICKENS
charsctefs wsrs preceded BY Tennyson's
fair women. Taken from . spectaculaS
standpoint. this was the best part Of the
programme. This wAs followed by duet
by Nine. Berta Crsvefii, OF the
Conservatory Of MUSE, Milan. Italy,
and Mr.. G. r. Treat, which
received m encore. The Dickens tableaux
which followed, had been prepared with
great care. many Of The participants
having gone to considerable expense
In preuarinr costumes in harmony with
their Characters. bat unfortunately the
beautv OF the fableaux could
not h Appreciated bv the audience
becauss II could NOT see them. the STAGE
and raIcinm iishfs eating such poor
lights that the stare was hardly observable
from the middle al the hail. The tableaux
80. :. soIlc-s. ap,rh~;cr p.rer. !,
nine characters: david Copper
6eld.. thirteen characters: Martin
ChuxxIewit.n Tan characters: .Oliyer
twist eisht character, !. Barnabv Ridge. !.
ten chsrsctsYs: NICHOLAS N,cholby." eight
characters. Mn. G.. r. Treat
aang q beautiful contralto solo.
wind In the Trees. which brought .
velI-tieserved encore. and Nine. Creyelli
snnr ! sr,ao which VS. veil received by the
audience. Tennvson,s .Dream Of Fair
Women like the Dickens tsblesux.
would have been very pleasing
had The audience ham siyen an
sisse was shrouded in darkness. and the
reading al thu beautifu. poem by I gentle
man secreted behind the scenes. WAS the
only clue the audience had 70
what was being portrayed. After
the performance benches were re-
moved and the spectators were soon
engaged In dancing. A Virginia reel
closed the programme, Valentines being
given 70 determine partners. The affair
Was quite successful from financial stand
point. and no one regretted the dollar paid
Tor admission.
cauRcm socIALS.
The social az the North Seattle Baptist
church Friday eveI1fne 81 tho residence Of
NJ. end Nys. Henry Leland. 2i3 Battery
street. wes one Of Che nleeaantest events Of
the kind eiyeu this winter. The evening
waa passed pleasantly in social converse.
and fine musical programme Was enioved
by all. There was about 100 guests present
among them being: Mr.. and Mrs. Proscb.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebert. Mr.. and Mrs. Schaff.r.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Knipe. Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Durant, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall. Mrs.
Roland, Mrs. Alden, Mrs Moran. Mrs,
Mckenzie, Mrs. Mears, Mrs. Pearcs, Mr..
Chaplin, Miss Hamblett, Miss ketchem.
the Misses Jennings. Miss Brown, Miss
McRay. Miss Leland. Miss r.. Alma Du-
rant, Mr.. A. J. Espey. Mr.. Emmons. Mr..
Prosch. Mr.. Hauser. Rev. Thomas
Baldwin. Rev. D. J. Pierce, Mr.. Maxwell,
Mr.. Ames, Mr.. Hamhlet. Mr.. Roland.
The fiymoutn congregational church
gave Valentine social at their church. on
the corner of University and Third streets,
Tuesday evening. About $50 person, were
....s.n. "a ..ch c,.. ...,,r., - ..x.,..-.
- ...,.,,.t,.. - ..I,,a =, az. .,~.-,s,s
- ~ -. - $3.50
over Wh'en MI. oeo'ke washington frame
presideu. Music ana fecitation ended the
evenings endowment
The ladies az the Market xtreet Rsnt3.t
eh,rch v.v. . musical ana l;t.r.rv ..sr,.l
80. A...a a.. u--i-s
49, Wv 49,. 80 ~ aS
evening. uesknu" esenhs Was en-
pyed ny the participants.
The home OF Mr.. William Calvert, on the