The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-01

guson, Miss Nellie Beach. Miss DO bite. Miss
Lille REESE, Miss wsiberg. If. Harry White,
Mr. John Wallace, Col. I. r. Yocum, Mr. G. w.
s3!Iman, Mt. Isaac Greeubaum- Mr. P. Runkle.
Mr. II. Frederick, Mr.. William Burke, Mr.. John
sfringer, Mr. Andrew Weinberg, NJ. w. +.
IAeben, Mr. (. E. Powell, Mr.. ". F. Brock. NJ.
1 A Kautz, Mr.. II. H. Boise, Mr.. J. W. Richard
son, Mr.. l. D. Crositt, Mr.. A. Weinberg, M.
David Hams, Mr.. G. Gilbert. Mr.. N. B. Kenny,
Nj. C OHsFa and Mr.. Arthur Brown.
New Years Day .. the Y. NJ. c. A.
The Seattle branch Of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association has prepared very pleaeant
New Years day programme Tor tomorrow. From
/ p II. 20 $50 p. n. q reception viii take place
in the association rooms, AZ Front street Re
tresh1ents will be served by the ladies OF the
auxiliary committee during the Whole OF the
afternoon. The First Regiment orchestra viii
furnish music throughout the entire afternoon
until s O'Clock. At 2:S0 p. N. a New Years
address OF welcome VIII be given by Rev.
Alexander Alison, D. D. At p. H. speech.
sour Young Men tie Bulwark of Our Country,
viii be gived by Rev l. vs.. Read. From 40 to
ESQ D. n. gynnastic exhibition by sixty per-
formers. under direction OF Prof. Lppy. will
take place. An evening programme will be
gwen in Plymouth church at o'clock, and viii
be a. follows:
Fist regiment orchestra, Mr.. George De.ius,
Organ-Andante in ydsn
Prof c. e Roberts.
Nessrs. Boman and Grant. L j. Coiman and
George A. Colman.
Recitatton-"Ths Lords Prayer. ...........
NATURALIZATION. Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson
PART II
Violin-"Terna con vsria,ionen" Allen
Prof. 2. c. Allen.
song-"o. Loving Heart, Trust On. .Gostschalk
Mrs. A. " Bell
Recitation-"she Wanted to Learn Elocu,
uon ..Mr. Lee wizard
Prot. c. E. Roberts.
Miss Richardson 10 well known a dramatic
elocutioniss, her rendition of the programme
under the auspices OF the Chautsuqua Society
being marvellous "The Lords Prayer is
given by request of the previous audience. No
admission will be charged.
Scotch Concert and Sociable.
The Scotch Society gave its usual monthly
concert on Monday evening, at the Arlington
hotel hall, which was crowded. The audience
was treated to varied and entertaining pro-
gramme OF Scotch songs, solos, dancing, recisa-
lions and bagpipe music. The members of the
society are justly proud OF the popu srity their
concerts have attained, having TO get q larger
nail 10 nave them IN. Alter the concert a dance
was given and kept up to late hour. Follow
Ing Is the programme:
selection on Piano Prof, Sharpe
soAg-"fm Lying on Foreign Shore" -.
.-..--: MI. Angus duncan
s sonsin the Gloaming" Miss LIZZIE Bp!ks
Reci.ation-"Wecx of the Hesperus" ......
....--.----...-........MrN William Anderson
Song-Medlie. Observation-Disclosures Miss Howarth
Selection Bagpipe IL Prof. P Mckenzie Munroe
GGnp2-SlautreUs Miss Mary Eorzyth
oong-"Bonnie Scotch Lsssie Jean" .....-...
80 -:-.-....-.-....-.......A Mr.. ]. W. Hughes
Violin Solo, Piano Accompaniment. ........
Nj. Albert and Elite Kline
song-"The Rowan Tree" Miss Lena Campbell
sons-"only Medlie' 49,: Mr.. c. ". Sanders
Song-"M orag's Fairy Glen" Mrs w. HOWE
song-"Mrs. Browns Musical Party.
.......-...............P Prof. Sharpe
Song-"Ny Boy Tommy" Miss Hslen DeVoe
Reoi'ation--"Tim Twinklton's Twins
::..-. Miss Agnes Clark
Song-"Auld Robin Gray ......Mrs. J. Howis
song .........................Mc. J. :. Grahame
Miss Elite McLschlan
Danca--,rirb,s,a Eli,r Miss Nettie Logic
Miss Mary Forsyth
Miss Maggie Chisholm
At the last meeting of the society committee
was appointed to make arrangements for the
celebration of Robert Burns anniversary on
Wednesday evening, January -.