The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-03

sficken, Hrs. A. r. Merwan. MrJ p
Mcknight. Mrs. HAYDEN NeIetsan If II.
Angeles, Cal: Miss Mclaughlin. Miss Nc
Donald, Mrs. :. ;. Nea. Of Everett: Mrs..
II. T. Norton, Mrs. II. A. Noble. Mrs.
James Nugent. Mrs. Geotxe Nellie, Ms. e.
i. Niesz, Miss Noble, Mrs. Charles Prosch.
MIRA Thomas Prosch. Mrs. r 6. Potyin.
Mrs. G. u. Puchard. Ars. ]. A. Paine.
Mrs. +. @. Pohndcrf. Mrs Parker. Mrs.
W. ID. Perkins, Mrs. Plner az Bo-ton
Mass. Mrs. w. A. Peters, Miss Potvin.
tae Misses Pruett, Of Anacof tes: Mrs w.
, Keife, Mrs. Montgomery Russell. MIRA.
samuel Russell, Mrs. Samuel Ramsey,
Mrs. e. w. T. Riley. Mrs. Tracy Robert
son, Mrs Alfred Raymond, Mrs. VI. A.
Heypolds, the Misses Russell, Mss Ran
deli, Miss Runsey. Miss Riley, the Misses
kanke, Mrs. c. Z. Shepard, Mrs A. B.
stewart, Mrs. A. p. Stone. Mrs. SeImes,
Mrs. Stewart Smith. Mrs. Winfield Smith.
Ars. Everett Smith, Mira. John Schram.
Nrs. u j. smith. Mrs L. b. stedman. Mrs.
81 '. u. Stacy. Mrs. J. A. stratton. Mrs.
r l. sanford, Mrs. T. A. strout. Mrs 3.
r snipes, Mrs. Henry sseinmann,
Ars. IL. r. shields. Mrs. Charles
srmson. Miss Se.mes, Miss Sted-
man, Miss Smith. Miss sesden, the
Misses Sparkling. Mrs III. g. Thornton,
Mrs. Frank Taylor. Mrs. c. ". Turner,
Mrs Aoilie Turner, Of San Francisco
Mrs. Turner, OF New York; Mrs. c. T.
Tyler, Mrs. c. X. Thompson. Miss Thayer.
Niss Thorndyke. Miss Tosne. Mrs. c. +.
Was, Mrs. w. H. Wilson. Of Charleston.
wash; Mrs. Joshua ~ Wrestling. Mrs.
r u. Wrestling, Mrs. C. L. Webb. Mrs. III.
II. Whitney. Mrs. II. F. Whitney. Mrs. j.
W. Wilkinson, Mrs. r. c. Washburn. Mrs.
W. 7. Wickgare. Mrs. 5. p. Weston, Mrs.
Z. A. Walsh. Mrs. l.. s. Willard. Miss
Wrestling. Miss Willard. Miss Wvckon.
Miss Clara Wilson, Miss Wilson. Miss
Jewell Watkins, Mrs. Young and Miss
Young.
Mrs Barke's Musicale
For the first time since returning from
her long European tour, Mrs. Thomas
Burke entertained large number of her
friends on Thursday afternoon at her
residence on Thirteenth and Seneca
streets. The decorations OF her spacious
being OF permanent character and com
posed OF rare and costly spoil gathered
abroad. Several old Gobeiin tapestries in
beautiful designs hung upon the walls,
wherever the latter were not covered by
works of art or duli-toned sllken hangings
OF Oriental workmanship. Rare old IN Is
covered the floors. and several pieces OF
antique furniture brought over by her
occupied prominent positions in the apart
ments, including the great chest in which,
perhaps, Gineyra was smothered, and a
gold-mounted solid mahogany wardrobe
which once belonged TO the great Ma
poleon. The temporary floral decorations
were nowise elaborate and were intended
TO Tighten and relieve the rather som Der
hue OF the elegant furnishings, the beau
ties Of both being enhanced by the con
trast. Red dahlias, ripe cherries, tiger
lilies nasturtiums and roses were in the
hall; pink roses aud marigolds harmon
lied well with the pink and green hang
ings of the parlor Yellow was the tone
prevailing in the library, which il
borrowed from the hangIngs. clusters
of asters and hydrangeas, beds of sweet
peas and trailing hop vines. The blue
hangings of the dining room were matched
by masses OF blue hydrangeas, candy tuft
and sweet peas. The entertainment pro-
vided was musicale in two parts, with
refreshments in the interval, and il Was
given in honor of Mrs. James Mcknight,
OF New York, who assisted Mrs. Burke
in receiving. Other ladies who as
sisted the hostess. aside from the
artists, In entertaining the guests
were: Mrs. III. Il. Bagley. Mrs.
David Kellogg. Mrs. NJ. ]. Carkeek, Mrs.
L. Brsinerd, Mrs. W. II. Humphrey and
Mrs. Frank Kimball- The artists were
soprano; Prof X. w. Lucy, piano
Prof. Vaughan Arthur. Miss Winnifred
Arthur and Miss Lily Kellogg. violin
DIR. Tn. Thoreson, yioioncello; DIR. L. NJ.
Lessey. viola. aad the performance was
under the direction of Prof Vaughan
Arthur. The programme rendered was:
kaiser Quafte,te," AiIegro-Adagio cauta-
Vaughan Arthur sitting Quartette.
Mrs whittesey.
"cspriccio Brilliant OPP. - ... Mendelssohn
Prot. Lucy.
"lagende" .... -...-..,. ..+t. ..... W icniAwski
Vaughan Arthur.
"Fame The Fiddler. ..,.-........ Molloy
Mrs. ~hittlesey.
sPfsere" .........-... ...... .-......... Alafei
Miss Arthur and Miss Kellogg
"Air Lentn," ....... ...............- Baeh
"Minaett." .......... BacchertBi
'schlnmmerlied," ..-..---. ..-... Franz Bies
Vaughan Arthur String Quarie.te.
Mrs. Whittlesey's home is nov in Port
Townsend. and it has been several years
since she sang in Seattle. where she was
formerly great fayorite, and il gave
great pleasure 10 her many old friends to