The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-13
Girls Guild Rejoice.

One OF the most delightful affairs of the week
was Life, an illustrated Magazine" given at
| the parish house on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings by the Girls Guild of ST. Luke's
church. stage had been constructed and a
new drop curtain and side curtains made their
hrst appearance in public on Wednesday even
ing. The stage managers were: Mr. F. B.
Wright aud Mr.. c. 5. Holmes. Nothing further
need De said as TO stage arrangements, etc when
II Is known that these two gentlemen were in
charge. 1t was sure to be a success; and it was
asuccess. The guilds reputation IS in safe
keeping when such entertainments as that
given this week are produced. The entertain
mens. as the name implies, an illustrated
magazine; in other words, from the frontispice,
which was given in tableau, through the adver-
tlsements, some of the parts of a magazine were
taken and produced upon the stage in tableau,
pantomine or dialogue. For the "Frontispiece'
the tableau of the "Vestal Virgins was given
and beautiful picture was produced on the
stage Among those taking part in this were:
Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Sharpe, Miss Bowen, Miss
Crawford, Miss Thompson, Miss Hall, Miss Put
man, Mrs. Colonel Rice, Miss Ouimette, Mrs
Bridges. Miss Evans. This was followed by the
"Poem, illustrated by Miss Dolly Ferris in a
mans costume. The Pastoral Without Words
succeeded this, which was succession of tab
Ieaux, Illustrated by Miss Post Mr. Morton
hamsdell ana Mr. A. de L. Ayrault. The con-
tlnued story was part of Bret Hartes parody on
"Jane Eyre" entitled 'Miss Nix" This was
illustrated by Miss Cooke, Miss Seymour ana
Mr. L. L. Haisted. Amateurs Aside" followed,
illustrated by Miss Rogers, Mr.. j. = Dudley and
Mrs simpson. The little play "Apples" succeeded
this illustrated by Miss Edmunds Miss sew
mour and Mr.. H. G. Maynard Miss Edmuuds.
who took the part of the young widow made a
reputation upon the stage for herself in that
role Last of all came the advertisements
"lvory Soap" "Pearliue" and "Mellin's Food,
being among them. Among those taking part
In the Advertisements were: Mrs. +. Ramel
Miss knowing, Miss Holbrook Miss Florence
Holbrook, Master Morton Holbrook Miss Jes-
sic Seymour, Miss Josephine Case, Miss Emma
townsend, Miss Cooke, Mr. W. l. Landell, Mr.
Bert knowing, Mr.. Z. Ramel. Music was kindly
furnished both evenings. The programmes
were gotten up in magazine form, and some of
them were sent away to show what could be
done out in the Western wilds of Washington
Presbyterian Church Concert
Wednesday evening a concert OF much merit
was given at the First Presbyterian church
under the direction OF Professor H. Rretherick
The quartette and chorus choir were assisted by
Mrs. 5. s. Brooks, Mr.. G. c. Chandler, yocalists.
Signor Rebagliat, violinist, with Professor
Bretherick as organist. The programme was as
follows:
Organ-"Marehe Religeuse" ......... .GuiImant
"aie cn0rus- 10 "serenade'' 4Besc6 boIS
James lie b. Johnson ana Chorus
Violin solo-"Coneerto," op. I6 De Beriot
signor R. Rebagliati
opaItstte-''Grander Than Oceans story. Costa
Mesdanes C. b. Zabrskie, NJ f. Bretherick.
Messrs ?. W. Dakin, K. T. knowing.
"a "Lascia Eh'io Pianga'l
vocal SOLO 80 Come Ever Smiling} Handel
Liberty" ..........S
Mrs. s 5. Brooks.
Sole and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Rossfnt
Mrs c. b. Zabriskie and Chorus
PART IL.
Male chorus-"Embarrassme Al.
p w. Dakin and Chorus
olgsn SOLO variations on Annie Laurie" Buck
Professor H. Bretherick
vocal solo-"Bedoun Love story" Pinsutf
G. G. Chandler.
Trfo-"Ave Maria, Nsrcbat,i
Mesdames c. B. Zabriskie, s. s. Brooks,
NJ. E. Bretherick.
Violin solo-"Un Baeio" - Rabsylio.t
Signor Rebagiisti
Chorus-"The Heavens Are Telling HAYDN