The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-27


Reading ..-...-...-....-.....--..N Nellie Hunt
rem f1cture. walter Htnkiey
Concert Recitation Jessie and Grace Hurd
- Sooso woman .---.--.-.--.+--. Bessie Minor
kecifAfion -.>-.-..--@-.... Anna johnson
MISS cHAMBERLIS's RECITAL
"A charming recital was given Wednesday A.
ternoon by the pupils Of the Conservatory Of
Music Of the state university under the direc-
ton Of the principal. Miss Julia 1. Chamber
lin The university chapel was filed with
friends OF the teacher and her pupils. and the
affair wne pronounced the most successful re-
cital yet given by the conservatory. Following
Is the programme - rendered.
Allegro and Andante'' ........ Fifth Symphony
Mis- Boardman. Miss Clohecy. Miss Simon
and Miss Robinson
"Adagior ...-.> sonata pashetique
Miss Abbie Drew.
AoelA1de ....--...s.............
Miss Jennie Houghton
.Andante and Variations . Sonata op. Is
Miss n. Boardman.
@Narcia Fimebre'' and Allegro ......... OPP Is
Miss Blanche Robinson.
"Andanee and Variations. ...............
...........-.. Sonata for Piano and Violin
Miss Chamberlin and Mr.. Allen
AN ENJOYABLE PICNIC.
A merry crowd Of picnicken accompanied
Miss Adelia and Miss Maud Parker down Lake
Washington TO II WI park one day during the
week. The party was com posed of the botany,
zoology and sketch classes of the State Univer-
sity. After pleasant lunch the day was spent
In shooting birds. picking flowers and sketch.
ing picturesque bits about the park. Those
present were; Professor and Mrs o. B. John
son. Mr.. and Mrs w. e. Parker. Miss Clara Bige-
low. Miss Gay Catch, Miss Maud Ward, Miss
Adelaide Nickels, Miss Addie Hawley. Miss Jen-
ME Jordan, Miss Annie Monroe. Miss Minnie
Run. Miss Reila Run. Miss Blanche Relic.
Miss May Clohecy Miss Grace vroo-
man. Miss Carrie Noble, Miss NJ. Jaegar, Miss
Alice Hamblst Miss Belle Dikeman Mr.. w. B.
Robinson, Mr.. u. 81. Gormiey. Mr.. c. C. Ward
Mr.. z. Nickeis, Mr.. r. H. Gri1ith, Mr.. J. A. KEEL
logg. Mr. Ellis Douty, Mr. James Laurie, Mr. E.
A. Mcclellan, Master C. Clifton. Master c. John
son, and Master Charles Z. Parker.
CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL
The young people of the Plyn outh Congregs-
tional church gave very pleasant social ct the
church on Friday evening. More than two
hundred friends assembled, and the evening
was nicely passed amid music and refreshments
The following programme was rendered:
Solo, anchored, ......-....M Mr.. Gilbert Smith
Vocal Duet. Mrs. y. T. Story and Mr. Shaw
Recitation ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mja Wood
Guitar Solo, ...-.-..---......Nr. Cedarholm
solo, Forever. Mr.. shaw
Solo .--...---.....--....... .....-.-.. Ars Story
Recitation Miss Parsons
Ice cream aud cake was served In abundance
after the musical programme was finished, and
greatly enjoyed.
MISS DE MEas ESrERrArNs
Miss Blanche DeMers entertained q number OF
trends at her homeon Second street between Pike
and Pine, Tuesday evening Music and dancing
were followed by refreshments and IN enjoyable
time Those present were: Mss Jessie Bald
ing OF Fremont. Neh: Miss Alma Grunkrants,
Miss Nettie Grunkrantz, Miss Sadie Carroll, Nj
VIII Pfeiffsr, Mr.. Win French, Mr.. Fred French
and Mr.. Fred Miller.
THEATRE PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs Richard Neyins, r., gave q the
atre party Thursday eveaing for the s.Paui Kau-
var entertainment After the fall of the curtain
the party adjourned to the Nevins residence,
where . supper was awaiting. Those making up
The party were: Mr. and Mrs- G. b, Kittenser.
Mr.. and Mrs Tingle. Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Hall.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs Cauis-
key. Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph. Misses sfruve and
Mcclellan. Messrs Herman Chaplin, W. L.
Thornell, William Wilson and Howard Baker
PROGRESSIVE EucHKE
Mr. and Mrs A. p Hall entertained Q number
of friends Friday night the occasion being the
seventh anniversary OF their marriage. Pro
grs ssive euchre was the order Of the evening,
which Was followed By retreshments Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs Spencer Mr. and
Mrs II. Case, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Nevins,
r.. Mr.. and Mrs Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. Dimmock, Mr. and Mrs
Maxwell. Mr. and Mrs. whifiingtcn. Mr. How.
ard Baker and Nj. William Wilson
WHIST PARTY.
Mr.. and Mrs s Levy. Of the Idaho block. en-
tersained . number OF friends at whist on sa.-
urday evening. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Levy. NJ. Alcev..tch. Of San Francisco. Mr.
: Rosenberg, Mr.. Goodman, Mr.. CLARK, NJ :
NJ Cooper of san Francisco Mr.. L Levy.