The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-26

gliding Song. ,....,,::....-.--.-A erkel
Miss Bessie Buswsil, Miss chalaberiin-
0on'sD's Mis-. Annie willard. Asn's''''aA
Kenneth Macintosh.
ns . 'ne 0l Mis- Carrie Noble. '''sn
Miss Katie Curtis
f1ar o. oroers Grey ;.....-.-..-..-Sn ieio
Frank Atkins.
Mis- xbbie Drew.
"a Hungarian Dance" No. 7..-........ Brahms
% "SuD0llns i 2,ss Ediih simon. kivs-Alns
Miss Hilton, Mr. crandaii
MUSICAL INSTITUTE RECITAL.
On Thursdsy evening the pupils of the
Musical Institute gave public recital at the
music rooms, IN the Occidental block The en-
tire programme was excellent, the feature being
the FLOATING Song by Flossie Nelson, the vocal
duet Beautiful Moonlight by Oscar Lee and
Cora Thorndike, and the piano selection Of Miss
Prewettc. The programme was:
.r.ifls ssis Nelson Junior CLASH
" Katie HcGraw. '
"By the Brookside" Rubinstein
lillian Prewette
Recttation-"Gone With Handsomer Man"
v;,.; Af. T. heily
Louise Hayden.
Vocal duet-"Beautiful Moonlight" Glover
Oscar Lee, Cora Thorndike Junior Class,
inp1ouaPsu'..' ,...: .enoPin
Vocal solo-"who's At Ny Window" =. Osborne
Cora Thorndike Junior Class.)
Miss Prewette.
MRS M'DoNALD's RECEPTION.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. J. r. Mcdonald
entertained at her residence, 1,5s2 Second street
The interior Of the house was beautifully deco
rated with spring flowers. Dainty refreshments
were served. Mn. Mcdonald was assisted in
receiving by Mrs. ID. Walsh and Miss Mary
Mcclellan. Among the guests were: Mrs. r.
Hill Chase, Mrs. Cole, Mrs. R. H. Talcott, Mrs.
Charles Hopkins, Mrs. Neufeldei, Mrs. E. G.
Fuller, Mrs. A. b. Stewart, Mrs. 8. Baxter, Mrs.
w. J. Jennings. Mrs. w. X. Maddox, Mrs. Fl. K.
Shields, Mrs. w. p. Boyd, Mrs. w. Clarke, Mn.
r. =. De Wolfe, Mrs. Charles whittlesey, Mrs W.
II. H. Greene, Mrs. Richard Nevins, Mrs. Hay.
den Mcclellan, Mn. Engle, Mrs. Jacob Furth,
Mrs. Angus Macintosh, Mrs. H. B. Bagley, Mrs.
Thomas Burke, Mrs. A. II. Anderson, Mrs
Thomas Prosch, Mrs. H. G. Strive, Mrs. John p.
Hoyt, Mrs. Forrest, Mrs. MacClusky, Mrs. J. c.
Grasse and My. C. II. Pennington. Miss Cora
Clarke, Miss Mamie De Wolfe, Miss Graves, Miss
Towles, Miss Adams, Miss Nevins, Miss Nc
Lellan and Miss Struve.
DEMoREsr MEDAL CONTEST
The operetta and Demorest medal contest. to
be given at the Seattle opera-house next satur-
day evening, Is for the benefit of the Day Nuns
cry, which has just been moved Into its new
building on Madison street. An Indebtedness of
$1,000 threatens to close its doors Unless helm
comes. When the building is paid for the board
Of managers think the institution will be self.
supporting, as q small amount IL charged
for the board OF the children The
young people OF the city who have 40
cheerfully volunteered to assist in the coming
entertainment should be encouraged In their
endeavors to help the poor children of the
nursery by being greeted with a full house.
The entertainment itself will be one of excep-
tional merit The Evolutionary contest will be
followed by children's operetta, which il q
gem, entitled "Water Fairies"
Minerva CLUB.
At . meeting of the Minerva Club, which took
place Friday evening, at their rooms in the
Hinckiey block, the following programme was
rendered:
"Criticism of Previous Programme.
Piano solo-"lIer Bright Smile Haunts Ne
Five Minute lalk on Favoriie American as.Du00
.s,.ees.ear Mn, Mi Wii sg A K9sI.s,
Reci,a.icn-"if She Be Guilty. WIN Not
Reciis,ion-arhe kiss Deferred err dssen' Le'in'ky
| Piano solo-"Rapsodie HongroIses Iisrt
| Miss Gussie Stencil
Recitation in German-"The Yelled Picture
ot Sais .----..-..'..-.. miss selma stencil
| Mrs. s. Aronson acted as critic.
WOODEN SOCIAL
| The wooden social given on Tuesday evening
| by Professor G. Loops advanced dancing class
at their hail. i,,26 sixth street. was taken part in
and enjoyed by about thirty couples The
| wooden programmes and favors were unique In
| design and appropriate to the occasion Several
| figures Of the german aud select programme Of
| other dances was carried out. Elaborate prepar
| atoms arc being made for the grand CLOSING
ootillicn, To be given at the Armory on the even
/ ing OF Mays. No pains are being spared TO make
| the occasion a success, and the decorations are
10 be an especial feature. 1t viii be full dres,
affair, and only those receiving invitations viii
attend. The committee of arrangements con
| ssts of Professor G. Lopr. Mr.. J. W. Bixby, Mr.
/ J. L. Schulz and DR.. Z. W. Young
| " N. C. A. SOCIAL
| The y. II. c. A. hall WAS the scene OF A nless
| ant social gathering last wednerday eveninc
| under the auspices of the Young People Soeiet,
| of Christian Endeayor of the Plymouth Congrc
gationai church. The evening hours wer,
| whiled away with music and conversation ans
| liberal supply OF refreshments The followiu.
| programme was credi,sbly rendered and a,,en
| lively received by the large audience:
1 Piano Solo. ..................Ni Miss Chan,heriiy
Vocal Solo. Professor ,srnod N
/ Recitation. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Kno,
Vocal solo ............ .......Mrs. Holms,
Recitation. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Miss t,eorys
| aoesi 500. .....-...--...... ...-Miss Houghtor
Male QuarteSte. ....... :
Professor Crandali, Mr.. Bowman. Mr. Col
I man. Mr.. podds
RECTAL AT THE CONSERVATORY
| Mrs. Miller gave her monthly examination
recital of pupils at the Conservatory OF Arts or
| Saturday afternoon. No guests were invited
| except the pupils of the conservatory. The pro
gramme was as lows:
| s'Vaccai studies Nos. 10 and IL" Miss Hut
| 'sCoueone STUDY No. S'....... Miss Emma Rite
| "fhe star OF Glengary'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
/ Rhymes and Roses ............. Roecke
Miss Ethel Carter.
s.The Garden OF Sleep. Miss Emily Carkeel
"fearnings :: ...... .Rubinsteir
Miss Edith Sanderson.
| "Dormi"-Miss Fannie Ferguson Scuder,
| "shsdow Miss Barnes ..-...+.s........0 sgoos
I METHODIST CHURCH CONCERT.
The second subscription concert, given BY tn,
| choir OF the Fist ". Z. church. will take place
Tuesday evening. April - BY request it will
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