The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-05-03
soCIErr IN GENEnAL.



SOCIETY IN GENKRAL.
Twnl0uT coHcRKr.
II second and last Of the twilight concerts.
D169 ~ direction Of Mrs. Laird, was given
Int Tuesday evening at the First Methodist
ehuu1h. The attendance, although much larger
ia q the pEevious occasion. was not such q
- eSce1leut and artistic programme deserved
4bo1o peeoent, however, agreed that the enter
t11nrn6ne ~ great musical treat. DR.. Frank
III q R1lmer presided 1T tho organ and Miss
westward q the piano, both of whom acquitted
Aom66lycs with great credit Miss ziilah
2nsuoe rendered Dudley Bucks 'Sunset" In ex-
eo1Ient style and was warmly applauded. Miss
1osn0 hm clear, well-tfatned voice, and r. be-
pconfne iavosite IN musical circles Mr.. J. H.
IG1o1leteook Gnve ~Midnight' in his usual
16lII1nut manner. 0ne Of the finest numbers Of
~ ovening was 0ounod's "sing, Smile, Slum-
~" b. Mn. william e. Miller and Mr.. w.
vouUhn Arthur with the violin. Mrs. Miller
- : ane mezso-soprano voice OF synpathetic
Quo1fty and showing excellent oultiva-
6lou- Mr. Arthur held the audience
l1usnds.v b. wisnawski. His manner Of
DlnyinG shows long and careful study, combined
VIII 1ns talent In the last number, the "In-
Gonatus,r Nrs. Laird took the solo, assisted by
~ quazsette, committing OF Mrs Miller, Miss
Da1n1a, NJ. Niddlsbrook and Mr.. Elwell Mrs.
ueo0 Dootn1 mant1ou, and the number was we'll
Gzyen. While the entire performance was Of
I ~ quality TIE number which attracted the
1ou1oot applause was "LeGends" given by the
1ad1ee' quas1stee, conslsting Of MnL Laird, Mrs.
= llllloss His Barnes and Mis- Emily }. Carkeek
3lsls ~ tbe uooond appearance Of this quar-
toeeo, ana & = ALREADY nrmly established In the
Duba1o iayoe. Ierhaps the voice that attracted
1he Mcse nodes Wa that Of the second alto, Miss
Crkoek This young Lady has : length OF
sanGe. power and purity of tone which attract
I'll who hear hoF. She b Just commencing her
Ousieal educnt1on, and those residents OF Seat
~ who have known her from childhood will
xetch her progress with great interest 1t Il
- p regretted that Mrs. Laird considers the
petsonags not su6icisnt to warrant the continu-
amos Of The twilight concerto
EVOLUTIONARY REcITAL.
NrA slauson's class held an examination re-
5atei q the Conservatory of Arts Saturday after
hoon. These are monthly events In each de-
yortment for the purpose OF noting the advance
Ment Of pupils. stimulating competition and
swing the needed experience before an audi
once.
The programme was a. follows:
Asthetic Gymnastics tDelsarte), piano accom-
panimcnt by Miss Taeff-Miss De Wolfe, Mrs
Young, Mn. Renick, Miss Alice Cary, Miss
Hattie Palmer, Miss Mabel Downs. Miss Carrie
Smart Miss Ethel Bagley. Miss Edith Prosch,
49, 2uUo WHittief, MleS Etnet carter, Master
Erwin Aiken. Miss Reba Bell, Miss Phnbe Cary,
1eies Jennie Van Amringe.
Letting the Old Cat DE-. Miss Edith Prosch
sIhs coqus.se Punished ..Miss Alice 'e Cary
s ZAP Later Ate. ps I've Miss Van Amrings
Miss r. Carter
Wcrdlom focm--"Ahou Ben Adhem'
...........-T 10 the scading Of Mrs. +. +. Young
~Paps's Letter.. Miss Mabe, Down.
~[ee Two yslentines'.. Miss H, Palmer
LADIES' MUSICAL cLun.
On Friday afternoon the ladies' Musical Club
met with Mrs. J. 8. Chase At the Rainier hotel.
Tho following excellent programme was given:
fisno-souata n Minor $1,000. Chopin
Miss May Potvin.
Socsi-"Marxnerites Three Bouquets" G. Braga
NM A. 7. Stewart: violin ebligato, Miss
rnno-"Rlsanaon,, Al.aai Ran
Miss potyin.
vne., IA "Afar I'm the Wood .Kjcrulf
b sCon 4onetta" Siornes
Mrs. coiner.
Two ptanos-Aliegro Moderate, ............
$780, hummer concerto
Mrs Waterman and Miss Potvin.
Vocal soto-"ie Merry Birds ........ .Gumbert
Mrs. ]. Lawrence Johnson.
MAINE SOCIETY MEErs.
The Maine society gave another splendid
social dance at Chisho,m's hall Thursday even.
ing. which was attended by about fifty couples,
mostly married people. All those present
seemed TO be enjoying themselves To the fullest
extent Judging from the youthful capers on
The door Of men whose hairs would indicate
thu they had at least passed that age when they
were required 10 pay poll tax. one would think
that people IRON Maine had been favored by a
drink from the tabled fountain OF youth
Among these present were Mr.. and Mira.
leander Miller and the Misses Miller.
Captain and Mrs Backlin. Mr.. and Mrs A. o.
Shade, Mr. and Mrs c. e, Picmpton, Mr. and
Mrs G. w. r. osgood, DR.. and Mrs. Stevens. Mr.
ana Mrs W. L. Thompson Captain and Mrs ].
c. 0Conner. Captain Primrose and lady, Captain
and Mrs A. p. spauiding, Mr.. William Fox and
Miss Fox, MI. and Mrs. r. s. sylvester. +. l.
Hopkins aud lady, q. 4. sylvester and lady
0gr c. NJ. Foster, Mrs. s. A. Reed and Miss
Reed, Misses Julia. Lizzie and Annie Ortiz Mtsi
Carrie Rogers, Miss Mamie Chambers, Miss
Birdie Fttxhenry, Miss Carte Talbot, Mrs. J.
Case and Mrs. c, Larchin Another dance, ths
last Tor this season until fall, viii be given BY
the society on the evening Of May IA. The so
ciesy Is arranging for an annual picnic to be
given - soon Is the weather becomes pleasant
POPCORN PARTY.
On "Wednesday afternoon Miss Beiie Norman
gave popcorn party at her home on Second
street. The evening WAS most enjoy ably spent
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. sam Gran
dali. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Norman, Miss Belle Nor
man, Miss Kate Fisher. Miss Lizzie Fisher. Miss
Emma Constant. Miss frue Dnraut. Miss caddie
johnson, Miss Kate CLARK, Miss Tcssie Grant
Miss Isabel Moore, Miss Gassie Trsaet. Mr. Viii
White, Mr. Royce rrenos. Mr.. sam whi,tlesey
Nh. Jerry Ramsey, Mr.. NJ Hudson, Mr. o. Peter
son. Mr.. c. n, Nichols. Mr.. T. Doughersy, Mr. NJ
c. smith, Mr.. Robert Hamnack, Mr.. Ned Eaton
PROGRESSIVE xreHRE PARTY,
On Tuesday evening Mrs III. G. ssruve gave {
progressive euchre party a, her home. Ia Pine
direct. IN hoaar Of hrs Edwsrd l. Upton, al
Nsuksgan. Mich. The prizes were won - fol