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

: arranged programme was danced during
the evening. which, with the numerous en-
cores and extras, made the time pass rap
idly until o'clock, when the merrymakers
regretfuIly said their adisus:
Waltz ........................ Wanona
Laucers...... Original
Galop. Tally ho'
echoftssche. Good BY. Honey. m Gone
Polka Three Little Mnids'
Lancers-.-.......s+-.--.. -. -. hiiafiv
waltz .................."ias Little Fisher Maiden
Newport. .s-.....s..+............-.-.. OF1gtnai
Gel0p 4.-,.....s..-......+.4...- OrpheuS
Lanecrs... ..-...s<-s.s-.-. AikAo0
schottische Twinkle Little star
Waltz ...................-.... Little Tycoon"
Those who participated in the evenings
enjoyment.were: Mr.. and Mrs. Percy w.
Rochester, Mr.. snd Mrs. w. A. Richie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ricksecker. Miss sa-
die Gasch, Miss Maud Burr, Miss Clara
Wilson. Miss DeMers, Miss Mabel Filkins,
Miss Lille Bray. Miss Hattie Bray. Miss
lottie 6eiden. the Misses Grunkranz. Miss
Emma Alien, Miss Maggie McKenny Miss
Mamie Bray. Miss Apologize. Miss Wat
kins. Miss Lillian Burroughs. Miss Sarah
Carroll. Miss Mamie Boadman. Miss Nixon.
Miss House, Miss Maggie Moore. Mr.. N.
H. Latimer. Mr.. George G. Mills, Mr.. ID.
c. kennedy, Mr.. Fred Calhoun. Mr.. Har-
old Smith. Mr.. James X. Hayden. jr.. Mr..
Bchrader. Mr.. d. w. Bass. Mr.. H. v. Bean.
Mr.. Charles d. Wilson, Mr.. C. A. McKen-
sis. Mr.. Fred Robinson. Mr.. Fletcher coul-
ter. Mr.. G. H. Noble. Mr.. Slime. Mr.. Cleve-
land, Mr.. Frank Carroll. Mr.. Ed. Cheasty.
Mr.. George +. Noyes. Mr.. C. J. Riley. Mr..
r. r. French. Mr.. W. w. French.
Mr.. Kilgsn. Mr.. w. Barry. Mr.. ]. Y.
Terry, Mr.. Brooks. Mr.. DeMers. Mr.. Will
lam PfeifEer.
The wianona Club will soonsbegin to
make arrangements for . grand ball and
reception. TO BE- given just before the Len.
ton season. Az at the last reception. II is
the Intention 70 give each member Of the
club the privilege Of inviting two gentle
men friends with their ladies. and the club
viii accordingly make provision for the en-
tertainment Of about 500 guests.
mrs. ELLIS RECITAL.
One of the most enjoyable musical en-
tertAinments OF the winter season was that
given by Mrs. n. Ellis. the accomplished
pianist. assisted BY we'll known local tai
emit The lecture-room of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church, corner Third and
Marion. was well filled with q representa-
tive musical audience. and the several
numbers on the select programme were all
enthusiastically cncored. OF course, the
notable event Of the evening was Mrs. FL
lis playing Her exquisite touch and ex-
preston. and envions execution, Is so well
known that IL Is unnecessary TO mention
with what rapt attention each OF her selec.
lions we're listened To. DIR. NJ White Fred
erick's pleasing selections on the violin
were rapturously enccred. Mrs. A. Il.
Stewart. who always sings TO please, and
does so perfectly. and Mr.. A. w craig's
splendid baritone solo. were enthusiastically
aprlauied. The other numbers were well
received. Following is the programme O.
rendered;
Piano dact-'sovevtare IIs,sriels Keller Bela
Miss csussa esottste,u and Ars Eiiis
Eondo Carrictoeso s.........<..... Mendelssohn
Mrs y. Ellis
Violin solo--'.Fsntasis from Faust -. Gounod
nr. II White Frederick.
Vocal solo-"when the Heart 10 Young 49,.
.-.s...s..t,...,.s -. Dudley Buck
Mrs A. n. stewart
bAiiadc s......,s. ...t-..s........C Chopin
Mrs y. Kills.
Mr.. W. Craig.
rasr II
Piano Duet cverssre-'-per FrcGshass'.
.-..... ,....s..-............ Won weber
Miss Josie Rsde and Mrs. Kills.
], q Andsafe oEskioso.l
ecnatas Nenaatso. ........ Mozart
se Ala Tnrea.
Mrs y Ellis
Campanella Bells .................Iis ss
MA y. Kills
yioiln scio-"Tsswnaereis sshumxn
nr NJ White Frederick
The Rlae and the Gray eaisf" Mrs Ellis
BY reapexfk
MIR. n. Kills
MKT rnrRxpsy EVENING.
The Ersscopalisns are arranging for a
novel entertainment on Thursday evening,
February IL. for the benefit os So Marks
parish. The entertainment viii be held in
The Armosy. and viii he known as a Dick
ems Teslayson musical festival Scenes
from "Fsekwsek Papers" ''oid Curiosity
Shop nomhey and Son." David Cop
psrEeld, /" Cricket on the Hearth" Mich
clas Nickoihv." Little norrit,f' Edwin
prnae" and oliver Twist" viii be pre-
scented. and . large number OF society
laeitesend gentlemen will take part. 70.
lowing the Dickens representations Will he
the wheaton NJ Tennyson's dream OF the
Good Nogaen ~ Long Ago" In tbs part
Of the entertainment Mrs VI. :. Story.
Mrs =. V. Morse. Miss May Buck Mrs
EaEnuad Gage. Miss Parkinson and others
Nil tSse part, and musical programme
viii follow, which has hesn arranged as
follows
Vocal easgsss-Nrs 5, s<e<y Mr.. C. r. Treat,
Msssrs- SsahAon< ard cFcx~eal
faSsss solo. -,.-ss.. Nr Czsssel
voes1 ssues. sss. ssesy ssa Mrs. Treas
teatsssse sesss. .ss4.., .ss.s., Mr.. C. Y Treat
70 conclude TIRE evenings entertainment
grand dance VIII &c gsvea At which ex-
svlseas asesic wlli be had aud AZ which q
glorious tsuse Is expected.
The mai assignment Of al the characters
In The entertainment wan he msae sorsor.
row evening a. 500 al the chapel IN the
University hGaiaiag
vAs EsTsES@rs HfGa rss.