The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-15
Girls Guild Entertainment.

Mr. Frank Daniels, supported by Bessie Samson.
I'll Girls Guild Entertainment.
On Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday even.
4 ings the Girls Guild gave the "Fete au Prin-
temps at Germana hall The different booths
were arranged around the hail. with the exeep-
tion OF the flower booth, which was in the CEN
l ter OF the room. The ice cream, cake and coffee
l were served in small room off the main hall
The first evening illustrated college songs
/ sttuied the entertainment The prettiest num-
her, the exception to the programme of college
songs, was "Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary"
Amony those who took part were: Mrs. w. l.
/ Lsndell, Mrs. K. Ramel, Miss Kent, Miss Jessie
l Seymour. Miss Worden, Mrs. w. Daily, Miss
Post, Miss Evans. "over tho Banister," the
/ hrst number on the programme, was sung by
j some OF the Glee Club men behind the scenes,
l and was illustrated in tableaux by Miss Post
q go Mr.. d. Y. Maynard. Among the other num-
bers were: 'The Golden Wedding" 1.-THE
4 Bold Fisherman" and "Viva PAmour." All
three evenings music was furnished by an
orchestra and dancing closed each evenings
entertainment On Tuesday evening "a Regu-
lar FIX was very successfully given. The cast
1 OF characters was follows:
Hugh de Brass .....-........Mr.C c. W. Seymour
Mr.. surplus, a lawyer. .........Mr. F. b. Wright
Charles surplus, his nephew. Mr.. J. McElroy, jr
Abel Quick, sheriff's officer; ...-.;.:..
j Mr.. Henry Higgins
/ Emily. Observation-Disclosures Miss Dolly Ferriss
Deborah Carter, housekeeper to Surplus.
4 Miss Edmunds
i MATILDA Jane. Miss seymour
II The entertainment for Wednesday evening
! was a great success, being a flower kirmess
/ given by children. Miss Margaret Tyler, who
| gave the dance OF the poppy. was encored, and
l certainly deserved 20 be- from the rendering of
\ her dance. Mr.. Fred Thompson, in the dance
l OF the frog, was very good; he also responded to
l al encore. Miss Lucil Bradley and Miss
u Leta Bennett gave the dance of
she butterflies. Among the others who
ook part were Miss Edith Hurley, Miss Null
\ key, Miss Zelna Wilkeson, Miss jamie Tyler,
+ Miss Henrietta King. Miss Ruth Hogan, Miss
i Sophie Cole. Miss Elyira Ingersoll, Miss Flossie
| Bridges, Miss Sarah Posner Masters Willie and
1 David Peet, Eddie Hunt, Robert Breeze, George
l Dickinson, Bert Redmsn, Howard Plummer,
Frank Boston. Those who had charge of the
/ booths were:
/ Refreshments-Mrs. Judson, Mrs Rsmel and
Miss Townsend, assisted by Miss Waite and
l others
| Candy booth-Mrs Jordan, Miss Hartwell,
l Miss Macrae and Miss Josie seymour
Gypsy camp, whore fortunes were told-Miss
| Sheppard. Miss worden. Miss Philips, Miss Van
1 Horn, Miss Macintosh and Miss Fora Hayden.
1 Art loan-Mrs. W. l. Landell. Miss Worden,
l Miss Emma Townsend and Miss Putnam.
Basket booth-Mrs. G. H. Marble, Mrs. Haux,
Mr.. Kaufman, Miss Edmunds, Miss Dakin-
i lemonade booth-Mrs. w. Daily, Miss Ellie
j Paddock and Miss Seymour.
i Flower booth-Mlss Evans, Miss Rogers and
j Miss Ferrss.
School Children Perform.
/ Last evening the pupils of the Emerson school
I added to the school library fund by giving an
I entertainment. The library has had decidedly
I encouraging growth under the management of
Principal Barlow. The programme:
PART I.
l Piano soio-"The First Violet" .........
...................-........M MISS Lettle AgueW
Recitation-"Aunt Jemima's Courtship"....
IN
/ Synthetic work ...............Mis Fsles' class
Vocal sOlo-"Tho Song That Reached Ny
Rsciiation-"T Obstinate Music Box''~,..
Piano .olo-zsfirct.a iss B s.S Wade Wads
.:...:........4....@:.:. Miss clyde Mcmillan
Vocal solo-"Be Raggio" Miss Moves
Recitation. 80. .......... Miss Sadie Wingate
l Banjo solo, guitar accompaniment.
......... Mr.. C. q. Cole and Mr.. Il. w. kaylor
PAgrn
eRlano solo-"Moonlght on the Hudson.
- 80 Miss Ella Breese
] Miss Daisy clifford, Miss Mabel Har-
n baugh, Miss Agnes Mulkey.
Vocal solo-"She Wandered Down the
Recitas uH aMa G Miss Rachel Johnson
Piano solo-"The Cannon Bali ..;..;.,,,::.;:
Selection from Julius Cesar -,
II ...... Mr. ". A. SouthwIck and Ny Tom Box
I Recitation-"The Pilots story" ;;.....-..-:.
III .......................Miss Lillian Armstrong
Drill Observation-Disclosures. Company G
\ Recitstion-"How He saved St. Mtchaels'..
-................ ..-.......-..M Miss Lizzie Bell
/ Recltation-"The Nelg hbors'.....-..........
......-... .........9. =. Miss Jessie Cunnington
4 Tuesday and Wednesday evenings the pupils
1 Of the Bryant school rendered the following
/ programme for the benefit of the High school
l library:
/ Little Bo Peep-The shepherdess who is
II always in luck ................. Ethel stewart
Nsfticote-A damsel who finds il better 10
T. laugh than TO be signing. ........kate Hofer
IAdye Lea--The gay l6yde' OF the castle.
| ..............., ........... Daisy Farrelly
| Mistress Mary-The mistress of the farm
n .............. .....-.... Etna Richardson
4 Sn-The maid with the milking rail -...,..
..................... Grace Garrcttson
4 Coekle Shell and silver Bell-FGlr maids
who wait upon Mistress Mary ..........:.
II ............ Bessie savage aud Myrtle Votaw
u BOY BIue-The cuwherd, always IL mischief,
l. generally in disgrace ......... James Homer
1 1ary-lhe cook. fiery, Ike the element over
which he presides. Matthew karasek
Trinity Churchmen Dine.
4 Rector Lemuel II. Wells, Of Trinity parish,
B carried out p cherished i2es Wednesday even
Ing He believed thst he could get the men OF
49, parish better acquainted with each other By
1 Aasiug them meet socially at dinner. SO he
n srrsngsd TO dine his male parlshioners st the
s commercial club. The idea met with favor.
Eighty were prasaut President John T. Red