The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

among the many friends she has made
for hsYseif here The Jackson clark,
UarssitsrrI Powell and Groutknox we'd
dtngs we're all OF interest 10 large
circles IF friends ~Of commencement sea-
con evsats two came OF last week--thas OF
Miss Ciseai's school and Of Ravenna Fe-
male academy. The coming week VIII
he OF interest for those concerned
In tennis land who Is not. more OF
less?). The match at the Olympic grounds
on Saturday for two cups promises to be
interesting aud to draw q good crowd.
Other aifaGrs follow in place.
Mics McEianey's Benefit.
Miss NcKinney's benefit at the Seattle
oheate< on Wednesday night Was CON-
piete sscces7. A good and apprcciasive
audience was present and all the boxes
were filled. Miss MeKinney's reception
as she appeared through the cnrtained
door ia the rear Of the stage was an ova-
ton. shs was attired in particularly
becoming Empire gown Of corn-colored
crepe de chine. with shoes and gloves TO
match, and looked charming. The pro-
gramnss was an excellent one. 1t opened
with reuschet's Rose Waltz" rendered
by the chorus Of the Ladies' Musical Club.
DIR. u. White Fredrick followed with Divide
Musin's "Maxurka de Concert" on the
violin, and also an encore. Miss Mckin-
ney herself appeared next, singing
Beecheg's "Springtide," and, in response
TO an enthusiastic encore. "Beauty's
Eyes" Both we're excellent. The Apollo
Quartetie. composed Of Messrs. Boyer.
Alloys. Werner. &. W. Saunders and b.
Bibo. sang two numbers, Like the Wood
land Roses" by Franz MAR. and. as an
encore, III Could See Her. by Seifert.
Herman Julich then gave in fine tone
Phillips ballad, "a Son OF tho Desert
Am l." and. in response to an encore.
Robert FRANKS "Widmung" (dedicationE
The next number was . much
appreciated piano selection by Robert
Newell. III Tacoma. whose playing does
much credit 10 himself and 70 his In.
tructos. He gave Nsvin's "Nascissus" to
fine effect aud also Rats "Fileuse" and
was heartily encord. Miss Mckinney her
self then rendered two songs, Tours
''Swcet Mignonette" and Ncvin's "Onc
epring Morning. - well ~ an encore On
this occasion the audience was more than
enthusiastic, and shovel appreciation Of
which every young singer might welt be
proud. Hiss Hamilton followed with two
whistiing solos. regular number and an
encore. and rendered them both in her
best ssyie. The programme concluded
with Anton Rubinstsin's "Wstsr Nymph."
given sy the chorus Of tho Ladies' Club,
which assisted, the solo part being BY Miss
Spencer. The chorus was composed Of
Mrs. A. v. Bell. Mrs. Eagleson. Mrs.
Clark, Miss Mckinney. Mrs. Maurice Nc
Mickei,. Mrs. q. T. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. George
Meaeiism, Mrs. Corwin =. Shank. Mrs. II.
w. Miller. Miss Olive Miller. Mrs. w. II.
White, Mrs. Willard, Mrs. w. Gaxxam and
Miss Spencer. DIR. +. 8. Palmer Was &C
companist. Miss Mckinney leaves for
Chicago on Sunday night.
Seattle Female College Comm nce nseat.
The assembly ball Of tho Seattle Female
Coilcge At Rayenna was filled TO overflow
Ing en Wednesday with parents and
friends of tho pupils to listen 10 the exer-
ciscs Of the graduating class of i<3. The
decorations were beautiful and artistic,
among the most noticeable being "isssp \.
r. &. lSsS' in evergreens in the front hall
The iessoonins and tho arrangement of
Lake Washington pond lilies added charm
10 the scene. Each selection of the pro-
gramtae WAS rendered ia finished style.
Win te tttb UaSnrfs anu nNbtlS.
The degree of Maid Of Science equivalent
Ia Esshelor OF Scienee) WAS conferred
upod iEe graduates. Miss Currier, Miss
Hutcheon and Miss Weikel. by Rev. Alex
andcr Alison in well chosen words IT CON-
menGasson and encouragement. The per-
form&nee 81 the pianists evidenced excel
lent tsaulng and study. Misses Moves and
AshwerSh exhibiting rare ,aien, for their
10. fla
Tanuaauser teight barasf ......... Wage ar Berg
M!ssss Nsyes. Bsem: Ashwo ana steiner
tBsec%5isfn .iir Alexander Alisoa
Aoetu'ae~'tstu sammsrnseautFsnm'. -.
Mr.. sidney smisA
t.say "shs fowsr Of Wiz ~. ...-..',..~.
sens IT'S Alan. tan Tesi" ........... pslsg
Mr.. prank Atkins
kssaS Tn Every BLOCK ~ Marble There IL
naniu sgsi Guitar selection
Mi.se> 'isaee Noyes. aula Jenkins, Maud steiner.
Mem kene Mcdonald. Alice Bucsuer.
ssie fsfresi sni Margaret asawartn.
Issay tavsauA' Miss Ada Chapman Nickel
s@na,s- q 81. M = allegro meaue''s. RIO.
'F'''.'' M.. Noses ,.c,.'' .'''' beethoven
Conte is of degrees wsih presentation Al
diF"' ,..-. ..-..-.-..- Df. Alexander Aiisnn
Faust ! ..--. ...... ....-.- tsognoi -Booawsts
a,.>e. Noses aai A.hwor,h.
''Is~s iay exercises Of the college we're
rivet' ga Tuesday Al 4 r nj. The follos-
Ing rvosrspme MAS glvent
''Ihe TlsNus pfs.as" .............. Ran,o clas
Head Plant = 4tos' Mss.t-urrt.r
Head - fssnssns sss App9s Tree. .......
3 Rsa.ins ~-''sunrs.e oa TIE ua.," M. No.
'ksss SIS .sfdea ~ Glrs Mss ..satts.
rlaaiang os 81 eliza ssse 81 tae taaat,,. ~ ts
class as 30
In tbse evening a 10. 90 !ar;ted guests ~.
semhie4 in the college pArlo-. shake.
spears wo,nen. an illustrate. poem written
for tbs yoang ladies by one al The faculty.
uas even. The characters were: Mss
ferEv!i. rorsia. Miss Brown. Se5i>*a. Mss
sainAsFson. Casielia; Miss Ash~orta.
lcss.-a. Miss Mevay. ophsila. Ms,
>eyes Celia: Miss Steiner Rosalind
Miss G.ocn, nes3emoaa; Misses Neieel
tuFgsaf and Baekncw. witches Mise.
Allen sni Dunlap. Titansa. Pack ard
donkeY. Iiano selections were rendered by
Aiss> Moves, Rresn. Steiner and Ash
worth, aH5l The Mil Wheel." by IN.
hanie c'aS. Mas Isea Jenkins recs,e<i
"The W Banjo very effectively. The
vlssl,cs ssss intres acess 20 the graduates
and sx2;sshu1sass were served.
The s4sasksdo," by High school rupi,s
The rehcsFsals for the presentation II
the esse,a Of tae M 4 as.o. " ~ the parils
o. tbs gh .Saoos, ., the Seattle sAsa:sr
are progressing vel, sni everything 100 -
tn a gysssG performances On Iaas ~ she azy
set. gaia will he the first presentation 81
tlis we-k Ia this es;y Within three yea.s.