The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-10-09

Ter. Mra o. 4. Niesz. Mrs. Redfeld, Mrs Ray,
Mrs. Eben Smith, Mrs C. p. Etone. Mrs. D. A.
Spencer, Mr.. Stewart Smith. Miss Noble, MISS
Canaan, Miss Aunt, Miss Mckee, Miss strive
Mss PipeE. Miss Assm, Miss Riley, Miss Graves
Miss stockbridge, Misses Miller, Miss Furtn,
Miss Halter, Miss wyckoR, Miss Wiestlng'
Miss Relic, Miss Russell. Miss Shepherd. MISS
Hoskinson, Miss De Wolfe, Miss Dibsie, Miss
eparlfug, Miss Fisken, Miss Spencer, Miss kun'
Miss Mcdonald, Miss Won Babo. Miss coiiins'
Miss C. Clark, Miss Adler and Miss Hopkins
Tho Ladfes' Musical Club.
The thirty fourth musical OF the Ladies'
Musical Club was held yesterday afternoon AZ
Pet.is' chambrss de musique and was wen az
tended, considering the tnclemency OF the
weather. The affair was distinguished oy
paper on "The Life of schunlann," writ
ten and read BY MrA A. B. Stewart. president OF
the club. It was . 6ne description OF the great
composers life, and was listened to with the re-
variable attention Of all the members These
papers which are being read at the meetings are
proving . source Of great attraction, ana
are q feature that cannot but improve all VINO
attend in . knowledge OF the sources from
which great musical compositions spring. Inc
other features OF the programme, which was
under the auspices of Miss Compton and Mrs.
A. p. Mttten, were all excellent in their way,
and all who were present went away much de-
lighted Beethoven's Symphonic No. 3, op 3D.
- rendered and interpreted BY Mra George
Kirk and Miss Kirk, was quite revelation 70
those present They interpreted the great WORK
OF the master with extreme intelligence ana
fidelity. and their execution was done with
hne appreciation of soul a. well - technique.
Following win be found the programme In tuii:
PAKr L
symphcnie-Eo 8. Or. IS. a.: II Beethoven
Guitar sol0-"May Breezes Areipl
Miss Frances Cummins.
A Sketch OF 6chumann's Life. ......Mra stewart
Nra william 4. Miller; violin obIigato.
Mr. w. Vaughan Arthur.
PART IL
!g vsisc, NO h.....'.............ss ch iCnop,n
Sg Iraumerer $3.50. ..........'..''.ecnuImsn9
hno'f'-op Post Miss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Calhoun.
1.-TWO Grenadiers". .schumann
Encors-"I Fear No Foe" .............. Pinsuu
Mr.. Grout
iS h n Wi1, Mo Cradle s'i song schumann
Encore, "No, Cannot"
MI. william i. Miller.
Sc Cecilia onsrtette: Mr.. Rochester. Mn nv
Pratt, ArA King. MIRA White.
The following guests were present: Mrs.. q.
81. King, Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. J. A. Hatfield, Mrs.
A. p. Mitten, Mrs. @. A. Hawley, Mrs. G. r.
Meacham, Ara G. A. c. Rochester, Mrs. r W.
Emmons, Mira Black, Mrs J. w. Hanna, Mrs.
w. Z. Miller. Mrs. II. w. elise, Mrs. James
Leddy, Mrs. Brawley, Mrs. Calhoun, Mrs. George
Kirk. Mrs. Giddings, Mrs. @. e. M. Pratt, Mira
W. H White. Mrs Bennett and Mrs. L d. BEN
nett, from New York; Miss Arthur, Mis- Kirk,
Miss Barager, Miss Cummins. Miss Buck, Miss
Beach, Miss Runyan. Miss Young, Miss Cal
houn, Miss Hanna, Miss Compton, Miss Hos
kinson.
Reunion OF Eenat Campers.
On Wednesday evening last Mr.. and Mira
Maurice McMicken gave q dinner In honor Of
the permanent members Of the camping party
that spent q portion OF the summer so pleas
antly together at Camp Eenati, near Port
Orchard. The affair was unique in every re-
spect, and the reunion proved delightful cpl
sods of the weeks record The name cards
given 70 each guest were hand-paintsd in dne
style, In sspia, by Mrs. A. w. Engle, who en-
tered into the real spirit OF her work with such
enthustasm that upon each card there was
little picture that told Of some incident of camp
lie. and that was thoroughly appropriate to the
individual. The menu cards were written on
the back OF photograph taken Of the camp by
sAis AASniSASns an0 Wulcu W ~ u I0ltQlul plckufo
Of the SPOT which had been the scene Of 20
much genuine fun during the vacation. Tho
distinctive feature OF the menu card was that It
was In the classic tongue of the Chinooks,
which made IL Interesting indeed, II not COM
prehsnsibls in all respecti If the names of
the dishes, however, were not known, the
viands themselves were tempting and were
fully enjoyed. Following will be found the
menu ~ written:
EENATI PoTLAcH.
McNicksn Illahee, Oct s, 1897
NUCKAMUCK.
Dictate olo)
Boston Chitto. Eitkum Shell. LeboskWee.
Klale Bean Chuck.
LepOel Tum-tum Pish.
Boston Kula-kula pee Iep-wAh.
Lepella Moos-m0os, Wapatoo.
Hyas Ahncutty eiwash Cole Lum.
Lepellah Chinaman, Lepooi; pee Tenas Pish
Sapolil.
Tk0pee Snass Tatoosh.
Clale kappa
kimoolth.
Hyas PahtL
Those present were Mr.. and Mru. A. w. Engle,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Stewart, Mr.. and Mra Her.
bert McMicken, Capt and Mrs. william Nc
Micken, Mrs. Belle b Haines, Mr.. and Mrs H.
McElroy, OF Olympia, Lieut. John Hayden and
Mr.. and MIRA Maurice McMicken.