The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-29

pupil, a richly deserved appreciation. Miss
Bertha Richards, in the duet which she played
with Miss Edith Morrill, and In schutts "Etuue
Melodique'' and in Moszkowskis "Vaise In
Flat" showed that in her little body dwelied
the soul of a genuine artist Her touch was
deft, her conceptions good and her execution
brilliant. The distinguishing quality OF her
music Is, however, the sympathy when ~
calls forth. Miss Edith MorrilPs individual
work. especially in Memberships "Caprice IN
Minor" showed careful study and cieverness-
The duet of Mesdames Bassindaie and Hart was
well done. The entire party was lunched ana
dined at the Chamber of Commerce on FRIDAY.
Concert at Presbyterian Church.
One OF the best, If not the very best, concert
of the season was that given by the Young Peo-
pies Society of Christian Endeayor OF the First
Presbyterian church on Wednesday evening for
the benefit of the Fremont Presbyterian church.
It is difficult TO particulariZe where everything
was so good. The names of Professor Crandali,
Mrs. McAlpinc, Mrs. Rochester and Miss KUN
are o guaranty of treat in vocal music, ana the
names of Professor Roberts, Professor Thiei ana
Miss Simon sureties that the fnstru-
ments contributed their share 70 the enjoyment
OF the evening. The trios by DR.. Lessey with
the violin, DR.. Thorcsen with the cello ana
Mr.. Mesdag with the viola were highly
appreciated, and the banjo trio by Messrs.
Long, Cunning and Alexander received
hearty encore. The quartette by Miss Atkins,
Miss Rice and Misses Crandaii and Atkins was
rendered in highly artistic manner and an en-
core was demanded, but owing to the lateness
OF the hour not given. Mrs. McAipine sang
with her usual sweetness and more than her
usual power. The hearty and enthusiastic ap-
plause showed the appreciation OF the audience
af.d an
core She is sure OF a warm welcome whenever
she sings in this church. Mrs. Rochteser showed
remarkable execution in her first song, while in
her response to an encore her singing touched
the hearts of those who heard The programme
was follows:
PART I'll
instrumental duet-"Triumphal March,.
......... Misses Abbie Drew and Edith simon
Vocal solo-Staccato Polka. Murder
Miss Rella Ruff.
Trio-Adagio and Allegro con brio. Beethoven
Violin, Dr. Ia NJ. Lesley; cello, Dr. Ihoresen;
viola. Mr.. Mesdag.
Vocal solo--"Let Me Dream my Life Away
Professor E. D. Crandall.
Instrumental soio--Scotch Airs. ............P ape
Miss Edith Simon.
Banjo trio-''TyroleaD Galiop'. ...... Messrs.
Z. r. Long, w. Dunning. J. J. Alexander
PART III.
Organ so,o--Introducio ..................Ru gae
Professor Roberts.
Vocal solo--"Valse Joyeuse'. ....... Mattiozzi
Mrs. Mabel c. McAlpine.
Trio-Andante quasi aliegretto. 49,. Beethoven
Violin, DR.. L. NJ. Lessey; cello, DR.. Thoresen;
viola, Mr.. Mesdeg.
Quartette-"spinning Song" c'Martha'o
Misses Atkins and Rice. Messrs. Crandal and
Vocal solo-"walts" A'.,ns .Ardi.i
Mrs. G. A. C. Rochester.
Guitar chorus. Professor Thiel and Chorus
Cotillion Clubs First Summer Hop.
The Cotillion Club hop held at Ranke's hall
last Thursday evening was much better at
tended than the first hop given last year. AL
though the notifications to the members in
formed them that the music would commence
promptly" at $50, it was and after before
many made theft appearance, and 1t was with
some surprise that they discovered that five
dances out of the programme of twenty-one
had already been danced. The orchestra has
positive orders for every hop given by the Cotii-
lion to commence the programme promptly at
$3.50 whether any one Is present or not, and so
finish at midnight. This rule was adopted by
the club by unanimous.vote, and will be strictly
adhered to- Those of the msmDers OF the club
present and guests were Mr.. and Mrs w. II. Will
son, Mr.. and Mrs- A. ]. Eskin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Whittlesey, Mr.. and Mrs. Job T.
Lyon, Mr.. and MIRA A 4. McCulsky, Mr..
and Mrs. J. B. Hill, Nr. and Mrs.
s. g. Nef tguests). Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Gazzam
tgussts). Miss Riley, Miss Graves, Miss Miller,
Miss Green (guest), Miss Post tguestI, Miss
Piper, Miss Relic, Miss Phillips, Miss wiestIng,
Miss Hunt Miss De Wolfe. Miss Josephine De
Wolfe, Miss Hanna, Miss Emery, Miss Strive,
MI IS Gazzam guest, Miss Hubbard (guest), Mr..
+. L. Terry. Mr.. George 81. Heilbron, Mr.. Charles
F. Munday, Mr.. r NJ. Palmer, Mr.. A. p. Hill,
Mr.. Daniel Kelleher. Mr.. w. NJ. Harrington, Mr.
c. A. Burnett. Mr.. James r. Hayden, IT,. Mr. J..
D. Hoge, Mr.. l. b. Wrestling, Mr.. John Craig,
Mr.. c. II. Noble, Mr. j. A. Jackson, Mr.. C. n.
Austin. Mr. H. b. Pomeroy, Mr.. Gilbert Smith,
Mr.. H. ID. Thomas, IT,, Mr.. J. P. Oberteuffer, Mr..
Tracy Robertson, Mr.. A. W. Coleman, Mr.. f. K.
Strive, Mr.. John Gibbon. jr., Mr. George Riley,
Mr. r. NJ. Hurd, Mr. J. II. Wheelwright (guest),
Mr. Walter Mercer (guest), Mr.. 4. w. Williams
guest and Mr.. Andrew Agnew (guestl.
Commencement ut Whitworth College.
SUMNER, May 2S-The annual commencement
exercises of Whitworth college were held
Wednesday evening in Ryan's hall. The Latin
prizes were awarded to f. 7. Everett and Myrtle
Homer, and the mathematical prize to Ernest
Dan. Rev. Whitworth, OF Seattle, was in attend
snce; also friends OF the students from various
parts of the state. Following is the programme:
overturs-"The Gypsy Queen"
Observation-Disclosures. College Orchestra
Prayer. ;,;.......Rev d; NJ. Davenport
Rscitston-"lhat Last Waltz Of Won Web
er's" Miss Alta Query
Oration-"America for Americans" ........
......:..........: :.......C Charles H. Everett
Essay-"The Crusades". Quincy Brooks, jr.
Vocal duet-"Hear Me, Norma. ............
Misses Edith Meade and Sarah Stewar.
Observation-Disclosures Columbus" ..........
Observation-Disclosures. Albert C. stewart
observation-disclosures and Thisbe'' .........
Essay-"The American Idea" ........"..... .' -'
............-..-...........T Thomas w. Martin
| Oration-"Public Education. Il. I. EYeretl
| Duet--"Lin de Ball. Observation-Disclosures.
Misses Susie Meade end Sarah Stewar.
| Essay-"Study OF Ancient Languages
| ..-......-......... Miss Mary Patch
| Recitation-"The Burning ship" ..........
| .-.....:.... :.-.......... Miss Josie McGrev
| Paper-"The Pacific Opinion .............-
| Miss Bell Johns. Wesley Bark mar
| Recitation-"Josah Aliens Political Aspi-
| . uohs 49,. ;-..-- $1,000. Miss Anna Hewitt
oration-"Napoleon Bonaparte". ...........
/ .............-...-......Ca Calvin W. stewart, IL
| Aedley-lntrodueing Cornet solos. ..........
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. College Orchestrs
| Evening Musical Clubs Concert.
The fifteenth concert of the Evening Musica
! Club viii be- given at Pettis' chambers de must
que tomorrow night, under the auspices of Mrs
| W. N. Hilton and Miss +. f. Hamilton. Tn,
| following programme will be given: