The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-12-18


"Beauty in the Bellows OF the Blast. ......
INSTRUMENTATION. Gilbert and sullivan
Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson.
Women's Clubs at the Yesler.
On Friday afternoon the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union, in response to an invitation
given several weeks ago to hold their next par
Tor meeting at the Sarah B. Yesler, assembled
with their guests in the reception rooms of this
house There were representatives present from
the various woman's clubs OF the city-the Cen
fury Club. C. c. Club, the Ladies' Musical Club,
the Woman's Home Society and the w. c. 7. u.
The programme was an unusually bright one.
and consisted OF the following numbers:
Piano duet. Mrs George King, Miss Beach
Reading: ..........-...-... .....M Miss Amy George
nocaI 500; ..;.-;......M rs. ANDREW MeAipine
The guests were then invited to take prom
enade through the building and regale them
selves with cup of tea All who were present
were enthusiastic over the finely equipped
building, every detail of which seems to leave
nothing to be desired for the comfort of its
guests. Mr.. Yesler was naturally spoken
OF one of the generous donors who
have aided in making of this build
ing such a delightfully."- homelike place.
Among those present and representing the diff
ferent societies were the following: Mrs. d. L
Frye, Mrs. C. NJ. sheafe, Mrs. Franc Lee, Mrs.
o. 4. Waterhouse, Mrs. Z. G. johnson, Mrs.
Irving Ballard, Mrs. George King, Miss Beach,
Mrs. McAipine, Mrs. Beach, Miss Amy George,
Mrs. j. 7. Ronald, Mrs. G. B. Stone, Mrs. F. p.
Lewis, Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Levy, Mrs. John Kin
near, Mrs. A. Fl. Foote, Mrs. T. II. Loyhed,
Miss Sarah Kendall, Miss Julia Kennedy, Mrs.
John Elder, Mrs. j. l. Middlebrook, Mrs. E. C.
Ingraham, Mrs. Calvert, Mrs. N. X. Niesz,
Mrs. Dubois, MrA w. NJ. Hilton, Mrs. c. Z.
Smith. Mrs. Waldo, Miss seeley. Mrs. Durgan
and Mrs Jennings.
Tho Hope Kindergarten Entertainments.
Very interesting and successful entertain
ments were given by the pupils of the Misses
WinterbouFne to their parents and friends on
last Thursday and Friday mornings. The "Log
Cabin" was very tastefuly decorated with
ferns, roses, chrysanthemums and evergreens,
which, together with the beautiful display of
the chiidren's kindergarten work, comprising
embroidery, paper cutting and mounting, pa
per folding. drawing, modelling, mat weaving,
basket work, writing, etc, gave a bright and
pleasing effect. The following programme was
rendered by the little ones and much appre-
ciated by those present:
Carol-"Snow at Christmas"
Recitation-"TheI Lost Dolr' .......--.......
song-"The Little Nurse. BY five little girls
Miss Marguerite elise and Masters Fletcher
and McComb.
Song-"He. She and II" :...,.................
Musical Drill
song-"oh, Dear Me-. Observation-Disclosures.
Recitation-"wh hat Became of Them.
Song and dance-"The Keel Row.. -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BY eight pupils
kindergarten Games With Songs
.............. Misses Agnes and Edna Hattren
Ball Exercises
| Song-"Christmas Tree Fairy.
Marching, Counter Marching and Running.
| The Auditorium Pillow Case Masuue.
The pupils of Prof. II. T. Whitley's Audto-
| rum college OF dancing gave sheet and pillow
| case carnival and masquerade at Ranke's hall
on Friday evening. Four handsome prizes
| were awarded for the most original, most conf
| cal, richest. most elegantly dressed and best
| sustained character. The committee on invi-
! tation was as follows: r. 4. George. A. f.
| Barre, q. L. Waite, B. 4. Ball, ]. d. Warmer G..
| II, Law, H. J. Ramsey, Mr.. Gilmer, DR.. W. T..
| Miles, York Burlington, II. A. Upper, A. l. Nc
! Dona u, J. Greenbaam, p. L. Dunbar. W. Harri-
son, g. Johnson, George Killer. Miss Annie
| Seymour, Miss |. Gilmer, Mrs. A. d. Watson.
| Mss ly shel, Miss Ballou, Miss Knapp, Mrs. W.
! Whitker. Miss Annie Downs. Miss Hitler, Miss
| NJ. Blrkhard, Miss 81. Goodman, Miss Katie
! Murphy, Miss Alice Seymour. Miss Ada F.
| CORY. Miss Maud Richards, Miss Thorston,
! Miss Nellie Dean, Mrs II. I. Whitley, Miss
| Steward, N. g Dunn, G. ". Perry, III. Pulver,
| W. A Meshr, r J. Reed T.. F. Rarbee, Henry
| Taylor, c. 2. Murray. VIII Carr, A. A. Johnson,
| u. DoyRl, Frank Burns. John Pass, Hill Bar.
! ringtou. +. J. MuIk, 5. Friedman, A. WahlQuist,
! K. Sims. Henry Jane, J. Kelly, James A. Allen,
| I. ". Fox, 5. simpson. The floor committee
| was: VIII Whtker, ". A Steward, s. Simpson,
| q. II. law, York Darlington, +. K. George, II.
| j. Ramsey. The floor directors were: Prof. II.
| I. Whitley and Prof X. Mcleod The musical
| director was Miss 4 e. MacFarsne.
Prof. Backmanu's Concert.
Prol George Beckmsnn gave his third concer,
At Rsnks's hall on Tuesday night the music be.
| ing given by an orchestra OF th!r;y-four instru
! mental rerformers-Prot. Bhckman's advanced
| pupils The programme was as follows;
"Boecaccio march" ...............Fr.v ven supns
0rcnestrs. 0ps
Violin solo-"Ie Val Amour" .,... ........
;.;.....-......, Louis singermar
Misses Addie Nasei aud JUL. Ro.enthal.
spanish seFenaae Lensey
String quintette-"The First Flowers"
.........-.... Jui, t4rOsheiu
Misses Julia Rosentaal. Adtis Masei. Joseph ~
Beede, Barber snd Fannie Tout
| Overture-"Il fEovatore,' Verdi
Orchestra
Violin solo-"ou Scene Sc Ballet. De Berio
Miss josephine Beede.
"Gayo'te Genial" ............ Taeo Moses Toban
Orchestra
NioloncelIo Gnartetie. ......-. Koubers
Miss Fannie Eott pr. Thogeson, Or. lessey
| PROT. Baekmaun.
Waltz msdl sy with Introduction ...... Forberg
| Orchestra
Grace Church Social.
The historical social end oyster sumner siyeI
oy the ladies' o. Gysce Methods; church las
Wednesday evening proved a success Abou
twenty ladies hsd es:Gea dollar for the societl
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