The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-04

w. r. Unto. assistant c. n. S.: Nj. y.
Gascheil. X. & Mr.. ]. Ssssersee, financial
stsg. Nr. D. Mckay, Il. II. The ball Of
Friday night vas opened By grand march
lei by the floor manager, Mr.. Ed Herring
Dancing followed unsii tseive O'Clock.
vsen c. II. 8. fnglis led the way 70 tbs
banquet hail, where good supper Vas en-
ioyed After speeches the company re-
tEsned to the ballroom and continued
dsncsng until Al early hour. The COM
m:,tee of ar-an gements Was NJ. ]. Sat
tesiee, Mr. z. Green, Mr.. G. Snyder. Mr..
]. Wilson and Mr.. W. leslis. The fol-
ioxing we're present: Mis- Emma Gyse,
Mss Agnes Potts. Miss Marie Burdiek.
Mis-. Nellie House. Miss Nellie Newell.
Mss Kate Field, Miss Maud Holden. Miss
ks,tic Matson, Miss Josephine Aasson,
Mss Flossie Nelson. Miss Lotsie Morris,
Miss Mamie Morris, Miss Slater. Miss
Maud Pease, Miss Jennie Ingiis. Miss
Maud Filler. Miss Lottie Cove, Miss Ella
Alexander. Miss LIKE Alexander. Miss
Elsie Kinney, Miss Olive Smith. Miss
Ella Pease, Miss Kistie Quinn. Miss Allie
Paoi, Miss Mabel Sheehan. Miss Mean
dsews. Miss Maggie Morse. Miss Belle
Hames, Miss Major,e Curtis. Miss Laura
Miller. Miss Allie AIger. Miss Eta
sshneiI. The chaperones were: Mrs. DR..
Spbse. Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Whitaker. Mrs.
Miller. Mrs. Sheahan. Mrs. Brockway,
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. Spaulding. The
gentlemen present were: Mayor Leander
Miller, Mr.. Ira Rank, Mr.. Gregory. Mr..
Harry Harris. Mr.. York Barring
ton, Mr.. Smith. Mr.. A. W. Helm
ealing, Mr.. Harry Kennedy, Mr.. Chester
Cloves, Mr.. A. c. Prigge. Mr.. F. Acker,
Mr.. l.. Michel. Mr.. George Fitxhenry, Mr..
Charles su,er. Mr. II. W. Richardson. Mr..
Charles b. Hines. Mr.. Durbie. Mr.. Rufus
Eartley, Mr.. Charles Simpson. Mr.. George
Saw, Mr.. Reuben Ailine, Mr.. Whitaker.
Ar. Ames. Mr.. Alberty. Mr.. d. Alexander,
Nr J. Alexander. Mr.. William Barrie.
Ar. A. Crawford, Mr.. J. Gabriel, Mr.. n.
Gstchell, Mr.. E. Greene, Mr.. +. Herring,
Nr. S. Hall. Mr.. s. Humes. Mr.. Will In
gsis, Mr.. Charles Johnston, Mr.. J. Reilly.
Mr. J. A. Saw, Mr.. MCGOWAN, Mr.. d. Nc
Kay. Mr.. K Ross. Mr. J. 7. Sarterlee.
Nr. @. Snyder, Mr.. Tom Tinto. Mr.. J.
Tarnbull, Mr.. Jim Wilson and Mr.. w.
Richardson.
Miss Mckinney's Benefit.
The programme has been prepared for
the concert and benefit to be given for
Miss Marguerite Mckinney on Wednesday
night at the Seattle fheater. As will be
seen, il includes the best Seattle talent
and also Mr.. Robert Newell, Of Tacoma, q
rupii of Alvah Glover Salmon. Miss Nc
Kinney is one Of the Ladies' Musical Club
and one Of its representatives at Chicago
en- June g. the day set aside for Seattle at
the Worlds fair. The selebtion of Miss
Mckinney is deserved tribute, and the
feeling is general that she will justify the
ehoice and do credit to Seattle and herself.
Her soprano is of great range and sweet
ress and of perfect timbre. and one that is
hight for Chicago. The programme for
Wednesdays concert is as follows:
Chorus-"Rose Waltz NJ Peuschel
Ladies' Musical Club.
Violin solo--Msznrka de Concert. Divide Musin
Dr.. N. White Frederick.
Miss asIsueris. Mckinney. D''a''
Asssra Werner, boyer, Saunders, Blbo.
FART II.
baritone solo-"A Song Of the Desert and T.
Herman Julien.
ga PRELUDE Edouafd Schutt
Plano solo Z b, Nsrcissust..W alter Scenes )Nevtn
&c, ia Fileuse". ............... Ran
Robert Newell, OF Tacoma.
s,o.., AL, ytdl sweet Mignonetts" Tours
ID ''Onc spring Morning. .Nevin
Miss Marguerite Mckinney.
Miss Hamilton.
''Ths Water Eymph". .. Rubinstein
Miss spencer ana Chorus.
DE franklin Palmer. ............... Accompanist
Chorus-MrS. A. v. Bell. Mrs Eag.eson, Mrs.
Clark, Miss Mckinley. Mira Maurice Nc
Mtcken. Mrs. q. T. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. George
Meacham, Miss Young, Mra Corwin 8 Shank,
Nrs. II. w. Miller, Miss Olive Miller, Mira W. II.
White. Mra Willard, Mrs. W. GnxzaIn, Miss
Spencer.