The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-07-06

oie'ns nj. anu Mrs. Hezeltine, Mr.. ID. w. Hig-
flhs ana family, Mr. and Mrs James r. Hayden,
al ana Mrs +. w. Holbrook. Mr.. and Mrs. H.
d. hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. l. 6. J. Hunt, Mr.
ana MIA W. A. Harrington, Colonel and Mrs. J.
y. names Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Hatfield Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hebron, Mr. and Mrs A. P. Hill.
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mn, MI and Mrs. Charles Higgins. DIR. and
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Maurice McMicken. Mr. and Mrs.
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son, Mr.. W. b. Wilson.
LYRIC oUARTETTE CONCERT.
Last Tuesday evening the popular Lyric Quar-
tette Club assisted by Mr.. Charles w. Wright,
pianist, gave their opening concert at the
Presbyterian church. They were greeted by
select audience, who listened with marked ap.
probation to the excellent rendering of the fol-
lowing programme:
Country Fair Waltz Song Abt
Lyric Quartette.
song-"The Watcher; ................ Geibel
Mr.. Braymer.
Piano solo-"Seeond Rhap odie". List
Mrs. e. w. Wright
Solo-"A Summer Night" ..-............ Thomas
Mrs. Treat.
"From the Valley and Hills-From bohemian
Girl" Lyric Quartette.
Toresdor's Song. ..-........-....Fro From Carmen"
Mr. Shaw. accompanied by Quartette.
Part III
ib-"Jack and gill" .Cramer
Lyric Quartette.
solo-"she Wandered Down the Mountain Side"
Clay .....,....,.......Mrs Mrs Story.
INV Mr.. Story, Mrs Treat and Mr. shaw. '
o ' Mr.. Wright 'eN
Duo-"oh, Thai We Two Were Maying" Smith
Mrs. Treat and Mr.. Shaw.
sa-"Rirederce" ...................... Pinsuti
ib-"Good Night -.....-... Arranged by Steele
The qIartette work OF the club is deserving of
the highest praise. The singers have been TO-
gether for about two months only. but in this
short space of time they have acquired a de-
gree of proficiency in the rendering of their
music which is truly remarkable The voices
blend perfectly. AMI the singers evidently un-
derstsnd each other, which Is no small neces-
sity for finished and effective quariette singing
such as that of the Lyrics.
The first number OF part !, "Forsaken," and
Jack and JILL" sung without instrumental &C
compartment, was perhaps the best work OF
the Quartette. The duo-"oh, That We Two
Were Msying"-sung by Mrs. Treat and Mr..
Shaw. was rendered in thorough artistic man
ner and was one of the gems of the evening.
The difficult trio. "Ohi Memory" was well
handled and was one of the most enjoyable num-
bers. Mr.. Braymer sang THE Watcher in ex-
cellent form, and showed his rich bass voice to
good advantage. Mrs. Treat sung, as she al
wars does, with artistic grace and I'm