The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-12-06

affair at Plymouth Congregational church. The
Cotilion Club will probably not give another
german until after the Christmas festivities.
TIE Rainier Club, alter having enjoyed its
present quarters Tor several years, has con"
Guided to move into the old Leary mansion, ut
Second and Madison streets, and arrangements
accordingly are now being made. The new Bo-
hemian Club is now comfortably housed in the
Smith block, Second and James, and this even
ing its members give informal 'stag"
musicale.
The Charity Ball Well Attended.
The charity bali. given for the benefit of the
Ladies' Relief Society Tuesday night, gave
the pubic an opportunity to see Mr.. Otto
Ranke's new hall. The hall Is large, has in il
an excellent stage and balcony. The ceiling
is handsomely decorated, and the seating capa-
city OF the place is large. Everything is
ranged for comfort, safety and convenience.
The ball was success. True, the male element
predominated but this insured an excellent
time for the ladies, many OF whom divided up
their dances into several sections in order that
their gentlemen friends might not be forced 10
remain permanent walltiowers. The floor COM
mittee was composed of Mr.. II. B. Pomeroy,
Mr.. Phil B. Stewart and Mr.. Theodore n. Halter.
The reception committee was composed of Mr..
John Gibbon, IT., Mr.. "A. p. Hill, Mr.. Richard
Nevins. IT., Mr. K. A strout, Mr. W. E. Bailey,
Mr.. Ii. +. Meserve, Mr.. w. o. Came, Mr.. Gilbert
Smith, Mr. N. Fl. Latimer and Mr.. K. NJ. Palmer.
Ali the members of the Ladies' Relief Society
constituted themselves a special body to look
alter the pleasure of the attendants. and that
their efforts were successful is proven by the
social success OF the affair. Several hundred
persons Were present, and quite nice sum viii
be added to the funds. Among those present
were: MFR. and Mrs Jacob Furth, Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Ranke, Mr.. and Mrs w. Phillips, Rev. and
Mrs. d. C. Garrett Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. stsdman,
Mr. and Mrs. w. l. Boone, Mr.. and Mrs A P.
Hill. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wilmington, Mr.. and
Mrs l. Fl. Griffith, Mr.. aud Mrs w.
II. Humphrey, Mr.. and Mrs. I. w.
Prosch, Mr. and Mrs George II. Hebron,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Teddy, Mr.. aud Mrs. NJ. r.
Backus, Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. King, Mr. and Mrs.
Bahntge, Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Brookes, Mr. and
Mrs sutcliffs Baxter, Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Strive,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. g. scurry, Mr.. and Mrs. n. II.
Iatimer, Mr.. and Mrs w. A Harrington, Mr.
and Mrs d. K Howard, Mr.. and Mrs Stewart
Smith. Miss Wyckof. Miss selah Wyckoff Miss
Vincent, Miss Ettinger, Miss Piper, Miss Graves,
Miss Miller, Miss Ranke, Miss Mamie Ranke,
Miss De Wolfe Miss Riley, Miss Strive, Miss
ssnderson, Miss Anna Furth, Miss White, Miss
Wilson, Miss Spencer, Miss Phillips, Miss Nc
Donald, Miss Hansard, Mr.. II. +. Meserve, Mr..
II. b. Pomeroy, Mr.. P. B. Stewart, Mr.. Theodore
n Halter, Mr.. Wallace. Mr.. Treen. Mr.. James
Hamilton Lewis, Mr.. Gilbert Smith, Mr.. w. T.
Bailey. Mr.. Henry Fuhrman, Mr.. A. B. Stewart,
Mr.. w. NJ. Meek, Mr.. Wilson, Mr. White. Mr.
Craig, Mr.. Pelly, Mr. Moore, Mr.. K. NJ. Palmer
Or. +. 5. Palmer, Mr. Park Henderson, Mr. John
Gibbon, IT,. Mr.. Burnett, MI w. A Mcdonald,
Mr. Turner, Mr.. W. II. Harrington, and q num-
Der of others
Production OF s'The Creation"
The orstorio Creation was given on wednes-
day evening st the First NJ. Z. church by the
Guonod club under the direction of Mr. l. A.
Darling. Though "The Creation" Ia not eousid-
cred very intricate work 1t was ificuIt to
give IL aeceptably in Seattle owing 10 the lin
tied numbsr interested in choral work and the
short time devoted 10 Practice. Mrs. Parsons
aud Mrs. j. l. Johnson sang their part well
Mrk W. J. Grambs, however, who, at short no.
tlce, did much of Professor CrandaIVs work
gained much applause by tho beauty OF her
voice and the skilliul manner IN which she used
her excellent powers. Miss Compton also did
excellent work. Professor Craadau did not
sing owing 70 a heavy cold. Mr. NJ B. Grout,
the baritone, gave evidence OF remarkable i'm
provemeat. Mr. W. W. Williams, the basso,
upon whom deVolved a heavy share of the work.
showed that be was a veteran in oratorlo vocal
ism. The chorus was large and had been faith
fully trained. The following ladies aud gentle
men took part in tho production; Sopranos
Miss Sarah Compton, Miss Hawley, Mrs W j.
GrRmbs. Miss Lottie Poole, Mrs. u. &. kinna.
man, Miss Mutt, Miss Hough, Miss Mutt, Mss
MesdRg, Mrs. Parsons. Mrs. q. A King, Miss Rose
Heesrtt, Mrs, l. Burns. Mss Lucy Pratt, Miss
Thomas, Miss Scobey, Miss Marie Hegarit,
SNA4-AHNAis
Clarke, Miss Tucker. Miss Mcpherson,
Mrs Iindersmth, Miss Proper. Miss
George, Miss Llewellyn, Miss Haiusworth
Altos-Niss Emma Hegsrdt, Mrs Arthur shep-
ard Ars. Atw ood, Miss Hyde. Mrs Briggs, Mrs.C
L. Roberts. Miss Laura Pettis, Miss Kate Pearce
Miss BESSIE Keaver, Miss Jennie smith. Mss
Kate Mscsuley, Miss lloyd Jones, Miss Proper,
Miss SJiech, Miss Sadie Young, Mrs. Edward
Burwel, MIA Hood, Miss Jennie Johnson Mss
Young Tenors-Nr W. IL. Fetts, NJ. y. A.
james, Mr.. LLOYD Jones. Mr. Henry bowman,
Mr.. Gles, Mr.. Neuss, Mr.. Atwood, Mr. Tucker,
Mr. kiehl. Mr.. q T. Hcndrie. BaSSos-yr
Erickson, Mr. James Weed, MI McAdaia M
+. h. Fstts, Mr.. N. NJ. Cont Mr. A. T. BRAY.
Iner Mr.. James bowman. Mr.. G. A soInerin-
dyke, Mr.. Edward Siegiay, Nj Louis Bruins
Mr. Arthur Shepard, Mr. Frank Atkins, Mr.
kuddis. Mr.. GodSta, Mr.. Hehberd. NJ. Eaton.
Mr.. HAinsw0Sth. Ar. Ladersmjth, Mr.. spger
Mr.. W. W. Williams O-ches;rs-Mr. peius,
Mr.. LANCER. FIRST violin; Mr.. Tout, M West
second violin; Mr.. MssdaK, arst viola; Mr., NJ
Leod, e.srionet; Mr.. BacamAo. FIRST cello; Or
Thorouson, second cello; M Wagner. Mr. Wat
con. comets; Ar. Wade, Nr. Oweas from zones;
Mr., Wilson. futei MT Joues. bass clsrtoae::
Mr.. Robinson. Mr.. CsTieF, double bass; Mr. &
l. Roberts, orgsaisi; Mr.. A. Z. Lenoen. p.snias
Men OF Sc. Marks Banquet.
On Monday nigh the uson OF -. MARKS church
observed 81 Andrews day by giving banquet
at the Chamber Of Commerce. The affair was
successful in every respect. sud resulted IN lie
formation o. - Marks Ciuh A meeting wll
be held ca Monday. December IL - e{Iect per-
u8xnepf organization. Much pleasure was de-
rived from The vocal selections rendered by -
MARKS mae aBStttt;e, consisting oI Mr.. q W
Gibbons, Mr. ,. NJ Phillips, Mr., &. W. saunders
Gna Mr.. A. ". saafer. under direction % Pro-
fcssoF IL. : shsrpa During tae evening they
suag 'sThe Blue Bells oI scotland" ''Ihe Var
r4or's Farewell by Kl-kel: T. :. Loves Way
N4t f Low as a
from Abs, and the beautiful Sc0fch air, Mary
IL Argyie." Atieg tie singing = number Of
sueeches we're made, The Rev. n C Garrett rs
marked tbs, contrsry to the usual custom. hs
would give the peNs "a oppoEtunity u IL heard.
Among tie speakers were Colonel ., q. Finch,
Nj. Wltt&m caldwell. AR. D A Spencer, Mr..
Ca4rles spencer aid Mr.. J. NJ Wrestling.
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