The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-25


under the auspices OF the Methodist choir.
The programme introduced Miss Jones in
violin selections. in which she showed
much srtistic taste. Prof. T. Il. Daven-
port gave . tenor solo. which was well re-
ce ived. Miss Houghton. who has
sweet flexible voice and cultivated style.
sang two solos and received an encore.
Mr.. Hart and Mrs. Swaiweli sang very
nicely in the trio with Miss Houghton.
The Sherfey trio and the fine guitar solo of
Mr.. Nichols were also rewarded with re-
calls. The programme is appended:
Piano dust-"En Route" sydney smith
Mrs Hart and Miss Honga,on.
The F!owery Month Of June" ,...,...-..-.
Miss Jones and Mrs swa.weii
selections from .'I Trovatore" Verdi
voca. solo-"Answer'' .Rcoyu
Miss Houghton
Piano solo-"Auld Lang syne," with var!a-
"Rest Thee ON This Messy Pillow" Smart
Miss Houghtou. Mrs. Hart, Mrs swalweiL
Comet. Mr. !. sheiiey; piano. Mira c. l. brown.
sweet ana ID" ou.,;s;; ;:..'--...'..'' hAraoy
Pioi. i. Il Davenport. ''1
Mrs snerey. Me..i. saersy. ss's''sa
Selection on the guitar. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Vocal solo-"Take Ne. jamie Dear. Bischor
softly Fall the shade. OF Eveaius' 49,. .Hastou
ihs ChoruA
Lawn tennis is likely to receive = good
deal Of attention here. There are some
crack players in Everett. and move has
already been made to start a club. Fine
grounds are being cleared near the Hotel
Monte Cristo. Among those who have
joined are T. f. Tuttle. A. R. Whitney,
jr.. George Mueller, c. G. Stephenson, E.
l.. Bailey, w. E. Gaynor. J. ]. Nancy. A.
5. Stein. c. d. Fratt. A. Y. Tuttlc, +. H.
Milford, ]. ID. E.emendorf. V. J. Pearse,
W. c. Butler. Thornton Goldsby, A. S.
Taylor, w. H. Hewitt, George S. Brown.
A. w. Thomson. A. ]. Agnew. A. J.
Westland. A. B. Bell. c. Fl. Taylor. W. H.
Fo d. J. P. Ford, E. Ramel, IT,, A. w.
Sugden.
About forty children attended yellow
tea given last week by Maud Isaacs on her
sixth birthday. The rooms were beauti-
fully decorated and an elegant birthday
cake was lighted as the children entered
the dining room. Mrs. Isaacs was assisted
in entertaining the little guests by Miss
McConkey, Miss Rosenberg. Mrs German,
Mrs. Sahlinger and Mrs. Bernard.
John Blaaum. of Tacoma. was in town
this week and assisted the Norwegian
Americans Of Everett to organize literary
club. The officers are: President, B.
Ramsland; vice-president, Regnor Dahl;
secretary. Martin Steen; treasurer. John
Wall; trustees. Mr.. Hoen and Mr.. Klacbo.
Norwegian singing society has also been
organized.
Miss Zimmerman's pupils are to give a
recital at the opera house next Friday
evening. The following pupils will take
part: Miss Mae Swartout. Miss Grace Ste
phenson. Mrs. Cora vanderford. Miss
Cassie Barnett, Miss Gertrude packwood,
Miss Emma johnson, Miss Blanche
Graves, Le,a Barnett, frankie Borland,
Herman Barnett, Daisy wainwright.
Messrs. Goldin and Walsh, uncle and |
nephew Of 6. D. Sweeney, who have been
spending few weeks here left on Thurs
dav for Southern California. They came
from Pennsylvania, and talk of investing
here
Principal ]. w. Shepherd nd sister left |
for the East on Monday. They go 10 |
Fioris. Ia, where the professor will join |
the ranks of the benedicts. He il to wed |
Miss Anna Mennich. They will return |
here on the 25th of August.
Mrs. Booth. Of Snohomish. was in the |
city Thursday, the guest OF Miss Bake |
nah.
Attorney Lentzy. Of Seattle. was in
Everett this week.
Pastor +. N. Wolf. Of the German
Lutheran church, came down from Ia
coma on Friday.
Misses X. +. and NJ. Roberts, of Seattle,
were in the city on Thursday.
Rev. Father Garrand, superior of the
Jesuits of Seattle, and Comte de Blowers,
Of Paris. France, were in Everett on Mon
day, guests ofAbbe de la Cro,x de Castries
and his niece, Nine de Lachasse. The
able and his niece expect to leave shortly
for San Francisco.
A strawberry festival is to be given by |
the ladies of the Presbyterian church on
Wednesday evening.
Miss Russell. of Seattle, who has been
visiting Miss Skinner, returned homeo
Saturday.
Miss Thompson went to Snohomish on
Wednesday for short visit.
Mrs. Hager. OF Lowell, left for the
Worlds fair on Monday.
l.. u. Stevenson, Of Everett, and Miss l..
A. Drew. of Lowell. were married ut Raj
nier Beach, on Lake Washington, on the
18th inst. Mss Susie Weed, Of Seattle.
was the bridesmaid, and James Weed was
groomsman. About twenty guests wit
messed the ceremony.
Prof. ID. +. Crandaii. Of Vashon college.
was in the city visiting friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Matthews with their
son, Mr.. d. X. Matthews, of South Ds.
kota. visited w. +. Brown. in this city,
this week.
Mr.. A. J. Hayward, of Tacoma, was in
Everett this week
NJ. A. L. Piper, of Seattle. spent q day
in Everett this week.
Mrs. W. W. Goldsborough returned on
Thursday night from Tacoma, where she
has been spending a week.
Rev. A. B. Banks, d. D., has gone to
Vancouver on a brief professional visit.
Col. Charles Reichenbach has secured
two lots on the corner Of Pine and Cali
fornia streets, and intends to build fine /
residence there.
Mr.. Z. +. Bogart was cordially wei.
coined home from Washington City this
week by many Everett friends.
Wharhnger w. NJ. Davis is recovering
from q severe illness.
To the Teachers.
The Can Pacific railway have COM
pieted arrangements for the Port Arthur
and lakes trip. For further particu ars
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