The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-04-02

= printed some geographical point CORE.
sponding With The same point on one OF
the hemisphsrse. Each one was given
certain length Of time In which 70 find
this Point, and in case OF failure, vaS
given . mark Of demerit There we're
grand and BOBBY prizes 70 urge the players
on. Considerable amusement and much
instruction vas had from the game.
Among those present we're: Miss Agnes
Wren, Miss Parker, Miss Belle Hood, Mss
Alice Hood, Mr.. Otto Richter, Mr.. Gier.
ing, Mr.. Jack Church. Mr.. ]. H. Kennedy
and Mr.. George T. Kennedy. The rest of
the evening was pleasantly spent in anus
ing games Of various kinds, music and re.
freshments.
The xvening Musical Club.
The twenty-fifth concert Of the Evening
Musical Club came OF on Monday night at
Pettis' Chsmbres de Musiqne. The pro-
gramme - arranged Was carried out OK.
cept as to one number. the soprano solo
by Mrs. G. H. Smith, 1.-The Diva" In its
stead was given . piano duet by Miss
Curtis and Mr.. Lucy. 1t vas selection
from Faust" The rest Of the programme
was - follows:
Piano dust-From "Aidsummer Nights
Hr,. 4. Boyer. Mrs. L D. Bruna .'''''1A
Mandolin solo-''che Reders"-Polk. brit
Mis-. C. Nav Ksiio.: 0eeu'''
Guitar accompanies, Miss Anna McGinnia
Vocal dnet.'Giosno d'orros." from ''ssm-
'0 The M i;:.: Ferguson. 0'''nl
Accompanies, Prot. W. R. Lucy
,,.., A,soo%!Sp:ni:s, Prot ": r Lucy: -.
--''' Miss ins Katie cuiii. '''''''' nan
Trio for guitar-''In Avolina Masou.ka"
Mi..s: Kellogg, Thompson and ScGinni :''''
ContFalto solo-.fhe Fisher Boy. Geo L Osgood
Miss Lizzie Ferguson.
p,., aa AccomPani:s Prot W. R Lucy. IT,.
Me. Curt: and Nj. Lucy. '1'
Miss sslkirk.s Debut.
Miss Anna Selkirk, daughter of w. A.
Selk,rk. late of Seattle, but now of the
Petaluma Courier. will make her debut in
San Francisco, at the Metropolitan Tenn.
pie, April II. Of her the San Francisco
CdU says: "The young lady is native of
the Golden West, having been born eight
cen years ago in Placerville. Ell Dorado
county-the historic old "Hangtown."
She 10 blessed with . contralto voice, rich
and sympathetic in quality. For the last
three years this natural gift has been sed-
ulously cultivated by Madame Thea San.
derini, until it has developed in the most
charming manner. according to her i'm
structress and other competent critics.
For this reason the debut of Miss Selkirk
may be looked forward to as an event in
our musical annals. The contralto is q
rare voice; to find . true organ of this
gu ality is to discover treasure.
First Presbyterian Church Entertainers.
On Friday evening the women of the
congregation of the First Presbyterian
church will give an entertainment in the
church parlors. 1t will consist of . musi-
cal programme and refreshments. The
programme prepared is al follows:
Instrumental duet Misses Fogg and Alison
viohu 500 Proi. thompson
Guitar mu.c-'Ivory Quickstep" ...........
Miss kellogg, Miss McGinnis, Miss
Thompson, Miss Selilegil, Miss Horsing.
ton, Mira. Chats, Miss Lugrin, Prof. Thiell
lnstrumental-Scotch air. Miss sutherland
Guitar Trio-Di Avoiins ma1urk.. ........... e
Miss McGinnis, Miss kellogg, Prof. Thiel
Eecitauon.. ......................MrA Augustine
soCo soio. MT flames
!uetIunentai. Miss FOgg
OaHie Quartette.
-. Messrs. Sterling. Myers. Day and Phillips
Guitar duet-"Home. Sweet Home.
..Miss Mirth Horsington and Prof. Thiell