The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-02-15
OPERA AT TACOMA.
Amateur Musicians Pass Upon
the Merits of Juch Stars.
DELIGHTS or PANCAKE TUESDAY
Successful Y. II. @. A. Concert-Ths
Hills Reception-Junior Temp
lars Entsrtain.

TACOMA, Feb. l4-Fashionable and critical
audiences have enjoyed grand opera for the
last three nights. Some of the more noticeable
Of the results OF this sort OF enjoyment has
bsen more talk among the amateur musicians.
In assigning positions In the armament of
music to the stars Of the Emma Juch Opera
Company, and the rounding up Of q half dozen
or 20 OF the treasury Golfers of that organization.
Owing 70 delays by rail and boat, the company
did not reach Tacoma from Fairhaven Thursday
night until 7:15 p. m. The baggage got In at s
o'clock and the curtain went up at $50 D. m,
and at 1855 O'Clock in the morning Lohengrin
sailed majestically behind the right wing. The
opera was not cut beyond recognition, but, of
course, suffered some on account OF the delay at
Of best. sna MISS r. the Sssony
BILE to the winds, appeared like sweet, angelic
songstress. The orchestra was all that could be
At the performance this evening Of the "Fly-
Ing Dutchman" many Seattle people were pres
THE HILLS HEcErrIor.
On Monday evening . charming informal re-
ception was given by the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Hills at their residence on South street.
The hours were from until 10 O'Clock, during
which time friends were coming and going.
Mr. and Mrs. Hills stood in the front room to re-
ceive their guests who, after greeting their
host and hostess, were allowed to make them
selves perfectly at home. Many pleasant chats
were INDUCED in, and 2 delightful time was
served. Among those present were:
The Rev. Mr.; and Mrs, J. D. Hills, Nit. Yves
ssis Mr. a and Mrs " j. TpTrsll, MI and nd MSs
/ Landell, Mrs Dnrgin, Mrs. Biglow, Mrs. Alter,
Mrs. J. Wayland Clark, Mrs. Prichard, Mrs. G. G.
NM M Mss Ma. Nils.
Miss Jessie Seymour, Miss Ouimette, Miss Tuck
er, Miss Lawton, Mr.. J. McElroy, j., Mr.. C. w.
ny WALLACE M Mr. A1s Mr Mr M Hs.sd
Mr.. Handforth.
PANCAKE TUESDAY.
On Tuesday the Girls Guild OF 81. Luke's
church gave pancake lunch at the parish
house, from II 80 q. m. until 2 p. m. The dain-
tiest and most tempting OF cakes were served
who ssssd maple sns Se r weps
M rowe, Ma ? 8 Rsea, Nm ". / Esnas Si,
Holt, Miss Paddock, Miss Ellie Paddock, Miss
Hall, Miss Edmunds, Miss FERRIS, Miss Ethel
Ferriss, Miss Hanna, Miss Knoble, Miss sey-
Miss ouimette, Miss Emma townsend, Miss
Buell. Miss Tucker ana Miss Sutton.
r. \. G. 4. CONCERT.
The most enjoyable entertainment Of the r.
NJ. c. A. course was given Wednesday at St
Luke's parish house. 1t was the fifth entertain
~snt Of the and the Grand concert given
BIZ OF fsre. d.. c;;;s -...........
As'sl's alee Club ,..'''''''''''e'ofcn
ouartette. '''''''''''s'
Duet Nebuchadnezzar (Puritan) Verdi
Messrs Ferrari and Joy.
Giee Club.
Plano Solo % Ssassrs fsaas n No. Coz ~ 8:
guest; .;;.on Salmon
Recit-Sperate, Q fgli, Cavstina, D'Egitto
u sui lidi, Cabaletta, Comenotte sol
fulgentc.. .......................
6ignOr Ferrari.
Mr.. Joy and Giee Club. 'o'
Quartette-"More and More. .Mendelssohn
~, -.....'.........s 81
JUNIOR TENPLARs ENTERTAIN.
Junior Templars OF the Atkinson Memorial
Club, organized few weeks ago, on Wednesday
evening gave its hrst entertainment at the
church. The attendance was large. The pro-
gramme:
song-"Battle Cry of Templars" ...
ssectSatlon......-.... Miss kirhn
Ts6ieaa-aHope 81 our Country 49,. ~ a0''
Misses Fisher. Burch and Swartout
Song. Mary Bell Lillis
Duet. .lessrA Swalwell and Dun
Observation-Disclosures -. Mis-. ae ma5s W MalTIsy
p..a;r. 4x7" Miss Mamie Fisher
~'e "5x7' ...............M Miss Sadie Burch
..6x. .....a.............Ma MAUD Kinney
eo Mo: ono D. D.. yakaey
kecitation. ........................J 0nn Hartley
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i Home';. A.'''n
Pantomime-"Too Many Strings to Her Beau"