The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-22

Miss Wrestling.
"Personal "Reminiscences from the Lie OF -,
whis.iing solo-"spanish seren.de" -:
"ou. Musical standard and How May We
Elevate II" ......Mrs. Charles Patterson
The members present wcrc: Mrs. g. A. c.
Rochester, Mrs. George King. Mrs. G. A. Hawley.
Mrs. W. L. Gazzam, Mrs r. W. Emmons, Miss H.
Hamilton, Miss Emma Atkins. Mrs. Harvey
White, Mrs. J. B. Esglesop, Mrs. George Meach-
am. Miss Cheal, Miss Beatrice Cheat, Mrs. AIDE
laid Holmes. Mrs. Maurice McMicken. Miss NJ.
Mckinney, Mrs. Job p. Lyon, Miss Georgin
Wrestling. Mrs. F. A. Churchill. Mrs Lottie
Willard, Miss Nellie Beach. Mrs Charles Patrer-
son. Mrs. q. Z. NJ. Pratt and Mrs. Bracona
Mr.. Dar1ing's Complimentary Musicale
Mr. L A. Darling, assisted by Mr.. George
DeIius, will give a musicale at the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church next Wednesday evening.
The following excellent programme will be
given:
Miss Jessie Bailey and Miss Florence Barker
Prelude and fugue for organ. :........ .Bacn
Master Harry Hadfield.
"The Silent Worli's Sleeping. Buck
Mrs Blanche Eagleson.
I'd "Toccatta ...-..-...........r hraoies
tbl Theme and variations. -beetnoven a
icl ss1uvOtte" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BAG q
w Miss Grace Noyes.
Miss Iottie Poole tviolln by Mr. Deliu..)
ta) .Marche rantissica" w. bargiei
W Miss Jesse Bailey. -.
Miss Lettie Lodge.
az "song Without Words .......M sndeisschn n
Q) Romance. ...............-.. huoinstein
Miss Marion Atwood.
PART III.
Miss Florence Barker, Miss Jesse Bailey,
Mise Grace Noyes, Mrs. Mackonear
a. "Ava Maria. ....--..- "A. Daring
Mrs. George Meacham.
violin obligato by Mr. Deiius.) -,
=" 0 Mis-: Maud Steiner Steiner:
Master Harry Hadfeid.
Thou s5 81 Art las Like hss'I Unto Flower Iisiz
Mrs. Mackonear.
MARTHA Miss Florence Barker
Mr.. N. NJ. Grou. s..,
Miss Jesse Peck, Miss Marion Atwood.
Mr.. Salmon's Piano Recital.
Next Friday evening Mr. Avah Glover Sal
mon, of Tacoms, assisted by Mrs. l. c. Maxim
son and Mr.. Herbert Joy, will give an
INVITATION recital AZ the oedtsie oPcIo'
house Mr.. Salmon has Q fine reputa-
ton a. q pianist, and Mrs. Makinson's
vocal powers are well known and highly
appreciated in Seattle. At the recital some
of Mr.. Selmons most advanced Seattle and
Tacoma pupils will play. The following
programme, which speaks for itself. will be
rendered:
Sonata Pathetique tOp. 49,. :. Beethoven Henselt
(For two pianos.)
AtouR fnh rda and az
relude-MazuTka-Caprice( Top 10, No: ~.
Edward Baxter Perry, Mr.. Herbert Joy.
"Se Romeo t'uccise I'm" .-.............. Beiilni
Mrs. Makinson.
Adagio from Sonata Op; 2A weber
6taccato Etude Top. q, No. 3D.. x. ScharwenKa
Miss Ethel Hanna.
Fantasia ID minor). M ozars
Impromptu in fiat Top. 3d.. Chopin
Mr. Robert Newell
Spanish dances tOp 12), Allegro Moderate
Allegro Con Brio. $500: MoszXowski
Mesdames Bassindale and Hart
Etude, Meiodique. ,Scnuts
Miss Bertha Richards.
"Still vie Die Nacht'. ...................Bo hm
"Fate La Carita" (Grido Di Roma) $500. .Rotoii
Mrs. Makinson.
Arabesque Top. lS)......................S chuman
Miss Edith Morrill,.
Capriccio Brillante (Op. 22l. 49,. .Mendelssohn
Mr.. Robeft Newell.
(second piano by Mr.. Salmon.)