The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-31

Campbell responded with a few remarks.
and assured the circle that she prix.i the
gift very highly. A. souvenirs OF the CO
casion Miss Campbell had prepared 81 ivy
leaf, the emblem of the Roman year.
which was very unique The following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. James Camp
bell. Miss Eva Campbell, Miss Bailey. Miss
Edith Bailey, Miss Hutehison. Miss Conner.
Miss Nellie Conner, Miss Alice Baker.
Miss Ida Foote, Miss Amy George,
Miss smoke, Miss Florence Smoke,
Miss Blanche Treen. Miss Hurd,
Miss Grace Hard. Miss iradell Harte.
Mr.. ]. z. Winston. Mr.. Tucker. Mr. Kin
dred. Mr. Spser. Mr.. ]. f. Foster. Mr..
Henry c. Ewing Mr.. Hutchinson. Mr.. w.
%. Conner. Mr.. L. Lyons, Mr.. v. g. Crois-
SAINT Mr.. Krause. Mr.. Walter Mcclure,
Nr. George, Mr. &. T. Hawley.
The Tacoma LAdies' Concert.
Next Saturday afternoon the Ladies'
Musical Club, of Tacoma. will return the
recent visit TO Tacoma of the Ladies'
Musical Club OF this city and render
high class programme here. The Chamber
of Com merce has kindly extended the use
OF its large ball IN the Seattle Bank block
and II Is 10 De hoped that all who are in
terested in the development of musical
culture will attend. a. among the visitors
are some very fine artists, and the cordial
welcome extended TO the Seattle ladies
should be fully reciprocated by the Seattle
public. The general public are admitted
TO these concerts as we'll a. MEN,
bers, the price of admission being
only Is cents 1t ID expected that a large
number of Tacoma ladies will accompany
those who are to take part in the concert.
and that reception wiii be held in the
rooms of the club on the same floor as the
concert hall The concert will commence
at 2 o'clock, and the programme is 40 fol-
lows:
Chorus-"rhe Miller's Daughter" Hartsi
Arranged by Mr. Z. d. Crsndall; Mrs
Zaoriskie, Miss Cummings, Miss Allen.
Mrs. Dantiick. Mrs Prics. Mr.. Tousey.
Mira Wagner, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mira
Brooks, Mrs crandall, Miss Russell. Mira
Nanny, Mrs. Bull, Mrs Mann. Mrs
Manning, Mira Shank, Miss Confare.
Andsate sp;ana'o and Poionaise, in fat
Miss Daisy Foster.
sweet the Angeius Mas Ringing" .0perd
Miss Eiith Russell
The Twilight star ACKNOWLEDGEMENT arnby
Miss Cummings, Mrs. Wagner. Mrs shank.
PART II.
Double Cctette-"l ne W heat REID Halleu
Mrs. Zabriskis. Miss Cummings. Miss Allen,
Mrs Dautriek, Mrs Price. Mrs. Tousey,
Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Mcclellan, Mrs. BROOKS.
Mrs. CrandsI. Miss Russell. Mrs. Nanny,
Shank, Miss Confare.
Concertoop. s.. Allegro Moderate. Hummel
First piaao-M:s< whtppie
Second piano-Mrs Potter
Recitation and cayatina from La Somnam-
buia ..-.-.sFs.- ..s..- ....... bellint
Mrs. J. Vincent Browne
L..T.~t $3.50 80 .I~.. .E.rx.
First piano-Mrs McDaniels, Miss Boyle.
second piano-Miss Bengsi. Miss Foster.
Christmas 1t the Japanese Y. NJ. q. A.
The japanese Y. NJ. C. A. night school
gave their Christmas exercise and enter
tainment on Tuesday evening at the
japanese Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton hail. Mr.. Frank 0kazaki presiding.
The programme was opened by singing
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name"
Mr.. Charles Akiyama read the account of
the birth OF the Savior out of Luke III. in
English. and Mr.. Harry Takano read the
same In Japanese, after which Mr.. +. Sasao
led IN prayer in japanese. Then
all sang heartily GLORY to God, Hallelu-
jah." Mr.. z. Yamaguchi gave an address.
which was warmly received by the au-
dience. Then came singing and recita-
tions, one after another. by about thirty
young Japanese men and children. Two
Japanese hymns were sung, and the rest
were all done in English. and very we'll
considering the brevity of time
they spent in studying the language.
Some of them were just acute" Short,
and yet sweet pieces, were selected
and devoted Christians were much
pleased. After singing When Jesus
Comes to Reward His Servants" the
chairman asked the teachers and friends
TO say few words. Mr.. A. T.. SHERWOOD.
superintendent Of the school, and Mr. C.
ii. Black, teacher, made few remarks.
Mr.. Thomas Bubb. of the Chinese mission,
congratulated his cousins. Mr.. l.. V.
Ward. teacher. read q selected piece The
meeting was closed with a few words of
gratitude. The doxology was then sung,
and the entertainment closed with prayer
by Mr.. George Ward. plain refreshment
was then given. and during the haif-hour
OF Glove feast there was sunshine on
every face. Among the audience of about
10 there were Americans and Chinese. as
we'll as japanese. The decorations were
pretty. and on one side OF the walls was a
very personal question. do You Know
This jesus"