The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-07-12

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Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs Bow
man. Mr. and Mrs T. F. Blaine, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l. Ames. Mr.. and Mrs. r King, Mr.. and Mrs.
Venard, Mr.. and Mrs. T. Page-Tustin, Mr.. and
Mrs. knouh. Mr.. and Mrs. AcDermot, Mr.. and
Mrs. A H. Harrison, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w. Frederick, Mr.. and Mira NJ. W. Max
well, Mr. and Mrs Carl, Mrs. Mary Hegardt.
Mrs. George T. Smith, Mrs. Russell, Mrs. King,
Mrs. L. Crane, Miss Lillian Smoke, Miss Bell
Olson, Miss Bessie Keaver, Miss May Amunds.
Miss kierski, Miss Gottstein, Miss Ebhinghouse,
Miss korn, Miss Maggie Kemp, Miss Jennie
smith, Miss Snyder, Miss Emma Hegardt, Miss
Cumming, Miss Rose Hegardt, Miss Holden,
Miss Theresa Randall, Misses Russell, Miss
solomon, Miss White. Miss Davis, Miss
Clark, Miss Alice Carey. Miss Coiner.
Mr.. l. Hulsether, Mr. r. Ostrander Colonel
Mr.. Charles Musser. Mr.. 9. Williamson. Mr.. Hugo
Hettengren, Mr.. V. Iceberg, Mr. G. Jorgensen,
Mr. Bingham, Mr.. v. Faben, Mr. E. Morgenstern,
Mr.. Maginnis. Mr.. B. Larson, Mr..
John Armstrong, Mr.. VI. Hansen, Mr. F. Poole,
MI. z. Sphinx, Mr.. NJ. Stixrud, Mr. Fred Blom-
berg, Mr.. j. C. Reesinger, Mr. Kerkow, Mr..
snyder. Mr.. VIII White, Mr.. George White, Mr..
b, Murphy, DR.. Palmer, DR.. Henderson, Mr..
Warburton, DR.. Rand, Mr.. ]. p Jacobson. Mr..
Charles Levy, Mr.. J. Fl. Kimbali, Mr. Charles
Reed, Mr.. ]. NJ. kunzie, Mr.. Thomas F. Drew,
Mr.. James Heald, Mr.. A. Lunn, Mr. Peter Rothe,
Mr.. silver, Mr. Gustave Null, Mr.. Bjornstsd,
Mr.. \. s Warren, Mr.. H. Doyle, Mr.. William Nc
Adam, Mr. F. Miller, Mr.. Cornelius H. Murphy,
Mr.. A. A Malty,Mr. w. d. Whitaker, Mr. l. Fl
frankenheimer, Mr.. J. l. Hardin, Mr.. W. Barry,
Mr.. g. w. Clarke. Mr.. Albert Hi lgar Mr. David
Gonzales, Mr.. Jose Lopez Mr. Carlos H. vinas,
MI. ii. b. Lind, Mr.. n. Allan, Mr. W. II. Pettes,
MI. James W. Scott, Mr.. J. F. Byrne. Mr.. j.
Myers, Mr.. George W. Young, Mr. l. Gottstein,
Mr.. Charles W. Doyle, Mr.. NJ. j. Neagle, Mr. E..
Clarke, Mr.. j. ID. Lombard, Mr.. s. s. Summer
vile, Mr.. 8. E. Tubbs, Mr.. H. c. Gill. Mr.. James
Neil, Mr.. T. Lousfeidt, Mr.. Frank Brys, Mr..
James Howe, Mr.. R. Haskell, Mr.. ]. E. Boyden,
Mr.. John Wallace, Mr.. C. n. Ludberg, Mr.. J. G.
McGarry, Mr. ID. C. Hyde, Dr. l. NJ Kennaman,
Mr.. S. :. LangIand, Mr.. Charles Bruhn, Mr.. En-
1ckson, Mr.. James Waters, Mr. l. Smith,
Mr.. W. J. Mcclellan, Mr. Ed Bells, Mr.. Peter
Hansen, Mr.. A. E. Edwards. Mr. B. F. Prattor,
Mr.. Louis Mulberg, Mr.. ]. F. Jerread, Mr. Alex
Meyers Mr.. A. Br own, Mr.. ]. A. Moore, Mr.. j.
ii. w. Lock, Rev. d. 6. MacKinnon, Mr. NJ. NJ.
Frederick, Mr. o. X. Souder, Mr.. James Weed,
Mr. George A. knight, Mr.. Hugh Williams, Mr..
\. A. James, Mr.. A. P. Murphy, Mr.. George E.
Price, Mr.. A. E. Borton, Mr.. Fred Zick, Mr. L.
Z. Roberts, Mr.. T. G. Albin, Mr.. P. Pearson, Mr..
J. W. Pryale, Mr.. J. Carlton Bromm, Mr.. ]. II.
Richard, Mr.. Joe smirk, Mr.. H. s. Upper, Mr.. s.
b. Sprink, Nj. o. n. de Lin, Mr.. A. C. Bowman,
Mr.. l. W. Entz, Mr.. Frank Fl. Rennick, Mr.. John
b. Veith, Mr.. Herman Anderson, Mr.. D. A. Nc
Kenzie, Mr.. George A. Ivesley, Mr. H. Haskell,
Mr.. J. F. Hamilton, Mr.. L. Hulsether, Mr..
Fl. c. Wahlburg, Mr.. ). B. Lloyd,
Mr.. d. H. lie Clere, Mr.. W. P. Kingston,
Mr.. j. Marshall, Mr.. o. p Wells, Mr. C. W. Sny-
der, Mr.. 6. Hunter, Mr.. Elmer Stearns, Mt.
Harry Bigelow, Mr.. John z. Good, Mr.. C. II.
Hall, Mr.. A. W. Moulton, Mr. W. D. Edwards,
Mr.. Z. w. Johnston, Mr. J. H. Zimmerman, Mr..
William Howe, Mr.. Geoge E. Bennett, Mr.. John
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Nj. Fred kronnick, Mr.. A. Kerr, Mr.. w. A.
Campbell, Mr.. F. n. Price, Mr.. L. B. Davis
Ladies' Musical Club.
The meeting of the Ladies' Musical Club was
held on Friday afternoon at the residence of
Mrs. A. B. Stewart and proved an exceptional
success. Every number on the programme was
well rendered. Professor Bachman's solo on the
cello was truly delightful. He 10 perfect mas.
ter OF the instrument and almost made it speak
at will. He was deservedly encored. He was
accompanied by Miss Pout Miss Potvin, OF
Tacoma, evinced in her charming piano work a
hne and delicate touch and much soul as well as
technique. She came on from Tacoma especially
to play for the club, nd must have been well
repaid by the royal appreciation accorded her
music. Part second of the programme was de-
voted to Won Holten's Kinder Symphonic by the
Ladies' Musical Club orchestra The latter had
devoted considerable attention to training and
rehearsals and the result was thoroughly excel.
lent music. The musicale was a complete sue
cess and gave much real enjoyment to not only
the active members of the club, but a mum.
Der of others who had been invited. The fol-
lowing programme was given:
PART I.
"Rakoczy March," two pianos Iistz
Mrs. Waterman, Mrs. Mitten, Miss Beach, Mrs
Chase.
Vocal solo-"Marguerite's Three Bouquets.
Violin obligato, Miss Arthur.)
Mrs. A. B. Stewart
Piano solo--"Fairy Tale'' ....
"Eantasie Impromptu" Chopin
prelude in fiat ...
Mis- Potvin.
Vocal solo-d thine" He Helm
b"Goat Bells Alien
Mrs. James A. Painting
Cello Notwithstanding .....
swedish Song. .........
Down Deep in a Cellar" ~
Professor Bachman.
Kinder Symphonic - Won uo,,a,
Ladies' Musical Club Orchestra.
Among those present were: Mrs Maurice Nc.
Mieken, Mrs. Churchill, Mrs. George Racon
Mrs. Coiner, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Jones, Mrs
Graham, Mrs. J. S. Chase, Mrs. C. H. Kittinper.
Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Morse. Mrs sutcIiffe Baxter.
Mrs. Filkins, Mrs. J. F. Mcknight,
Wrestling, Mrs Noble, Mrs. Henry, Mrs.
Anderson, Mrs. A. Holmes, Mrs. Rochester,
Mrs. Painting, Mrs. King, Mrs. Hawley, Mrs. A.
B. stewart, Mrs. A. p. Mitten, Miss Ethel Hanna
of Tacoma; Miss Noble. Miss Wrestling, Miss
Csss, Miss Buck, Miss Atkins, Miss j. l.. Cham
berlain, Miss Arthur, Miss Potyin, of Tacoma:
Miss Hamilton, Miss Irwin, Miss Furth, Miss
Beach, Miss Anna Beach, Miss Hodge and Miss
Emma Hodge.