The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-10

il very pleasing. The local talent who
viii participate in the concert are Miss
Shank, contralto !; Miss Makinson.
soprano; Mr.. Chandler, basso. 1t is ex-
pected that Mr.. Crandall, of Seattle, will
sing the solo parts. Miss Matilda Lennon.
the popular contralto, who is now singing
in concerts in San Francisco, may also be
secured for the occasion.
THE coxcxRT pRlLL
The concert drill given at the Bryant
school yesterday evening was attended by
several hundred parents and the friends of
the high school pupils. It was the first
entertainment given in the new building,
and the proceeds viii go towards furnish
ing the gymnasium for the use of the high
school. The programme:
PoTL
Piano duet-"LADamesde'. Seville
p, The Misses Josie and stella schole:.
Mss Enc white. - Do'A
Piano .oio-ais Ral..s.u Wsiisnhsups
Mr. Robert Niwell
Violin solo-"Fantasa Uber, Das Msglieft-
srt-von Kreipt: .....Mr. Chester Grefsmer
Piano ;oio-..1S, High school e W Club
Miss Lille Appel.
Vocal solo. ............Miss L 8. LAmson
Purt H.
Military drill-"silent Manual .........-
1850: AWKWARD Squad, after two weeks drill
Plano -''Husarenritt'' .........F. spindler
Voc N;s sSlS-'when the Pale Moon Rose Last
Miss Lizzie Kceiey.
Piano duet-.Jeunesse DoreeF. Sidney Smith
w.. Aesss- W. A. Fisher and G. Andrews;
Piano solo-rhe Little rycoon aoun sp ,so.es
W. A. Fisher. President of H. 8. C.
vocal solo-sThe Garden of Sleep. .DeIara
Professor Herbert Joy.
OAuo utAA. ..................I Young ladies'
THE CHILDREN ACT.
The children were the principal actors
taking part in the enjoyable entertainment
given last evening at Turner hall by the
Ladies' Guild of the Church Of the Holy
Communion. The programme:
Instrumental Duet MIS-. f G5rMieFd
S Grsnd March and Medley Rag Babies
soIoov: in III. Clover 5is1 T We.s
Duett-"Quaker's Courtship" ..
Bessie Worthington, George wandle
Recitation virginius". ....... Mr.. Seth Catlin
MAJ weicnbrod, Bessie Moichette aud Chorus
.p n.sie 20 reep'................E Emma Bronson
Recft.t, 10y Bessie Morthington
T rsic,..awSnMsc i: Hattie DeLyons
.....: Misses Montgomery, Miller and Smith
Song and Dance .................. Gideon's Band
LAST or THE SEASON.
The last meeting of the James Freeman
Clark fraternity for the season was held
Tuesday evening The features of the
evening were:
Piano solo,. Miss Stella Apologize
HHeaoing; ..................M Mrs. ". J. Thompson
Address on aMuitipie1 Teiesrsphy." i illus.
trated by instruments and operations.
,r;;..................... @ Mason
Paper, 'is Marriage . Failure" repeated By
ITq uest..... Frank b. Cole
SoSasA. ....... .............-..-....-.--.
AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB MEETING.
On Thursday evening meeting of the
Amateur Dramatic Club was held at the
residence of Mr.. C. w. Seymour, where
the affairs of the new organization were
discussed.
Mr.. Hopper, of Orange, N. j., brother
of Mr.. r. G. Hopper, arrived here last
week, and is with his brother on North G
street.
Mr.. Will Rice expected to leave on
Wednesday for st. Paul and return to this
city with his wife and child, who are
there.
On Wednesday Mr.. Abraham Hartley
and Miss Adelia johnson were married in
West Tacoma by the Rev. J. w. Maxwell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mohr will move into
Mrs. w. ID. Tyler's house, on g street,
May u.
Bishop Paddock left on Wednesday
morning. He viii be away for month.
Miss Coates is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
Watson, on North I street.
Mr.. Matt Miller has returned to this city
from Milwaukee.
Mr.. G. B. Niblock was here last week.