The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

White and Mr. Wessendorf played several
piano duets Mr.. G. H. Taylor favored the
company With Two vocal solos and Miss
Yuie read . selection. Ms knowlson
was assisted IN receiving by Miss Knowi-
ton, Florence Knowison and Miss
Goncher. The invited guests we're: Mr..
and Mrs. C. B. Bartlett. Miss Bartlett.
Miss Frances Bartlett. Miss Husserman
and Miss Wilton. of New York Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. White. Rev. and Mrs. d. G..
MacKinnon, ex-Gov. and Mrs. l. X.
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Dnryee.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. l. Hv,chings, Mr.. and
Mrs 8 5. Ne5 Nj. and Mrs. b. s. Gross
cup. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Daft. NJ. and Mrs.
Bailey, NJ. and Mrs. James N. Vernon.
Mrs. August. PIgmner Foster. Miss Fos-
ter, Mr. Elmendogs. Mr.. Patterson, Mr..
Foster. Mr. Westendorf. Mr.. A. S. Taylor.
Mr. Pomeroy. Mr.. c. r. Taylor. Mr.. Van
tlerkieft. Mr. pornin. Mr.. A. Il. Whitney.
IT,. Mr. Pearse and Mr.. +. II. Mul.ord.
An attractive entertainment is promised
At Mrs Darr.ngton's musical recital
Thursday evening aext at Guild hall, given
for the purpose Of raising fund to buy .
piano for the hall. Following is the pro-
gramme:
Piano aues-"Anima del Opera Br.nner
Mrs- Darlington. Miss Ethel freese
Miss Hough,on.
Trio-"Whise Rose" ....--............-..-- Becht
Alma Rae stevenson. Cara Church and Willie
Piano solo-'sOld Folks az Home" ....-..J. Snow
Miss l. May ffeese.
ar Weber. Mr. Bronson. ar. CLARK, Mr.. Ford
Piano solo-"Tsipping Through tie Daisies
,.......-...,....-..w. +. sudds
Miss phene smith.
Vocal dnet-"When Morning Light Is Beam
Mrs Harris. Mrs. bennington.
Piano due,-"Minueite" -.-..--.-.
Mr. l. b. steward
Piano duei-"The jolly Blacksmith"
Miss Nellie Leibendofer aud Miss Pearl Bell
Nj Nichols.
Piano solo-"Mfnuefie Grazose' l. Boccherint
Miss Mandic Mae stevenson.
! Qaartette-.come Who're the LILIES Bloom
- .-..---.---.. ". AnoinFsou
Mrs Stevenson, Mrs. Darlington, Mr.. Bronson
and Mr.. Mckenzie.
instrumental solo-"Toccata de Concert -.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ....--.--..A- dupont
Mrs Harr.a
Mrs swalwell
Piano soio-"Tam y Shanser' .........G. Warren
Miss Maud ffecse n
Vocal soio-"Zanita'' .-...-.....-....H Irotcre
Miss Houghton.
Piano solo-"Romanne Pour riano"...J. Ascher
MIRA Darlington.
Vocal quar;et,c .....-........ Selected
Mr.. Weber. MI Bronson. Mr.. Clark. Mr.. Ford.
Mrs. Schuyler Duryee entertained few
ladies at an afternoon tea on Wednesday
given in honor Of Miss Goucher.
Miss Nettie Martin. of San Francisco, is
visiting her sister. Mrs. II. N. Turrell.
Miss Goucher left on Thursday tor her
home in Sandusky. ..
Mr. and Mrs q. NJ. Nelson. of Seattle:
Mr. and Mrs. {. II. Nelson. of Great Falls.
Mont, and Mr.. II. b. Elliott. of Seattle.
were among the guests OF the Hotel Monte
Cris.o in Everett this week.
Mr. John I. Rogers left for the East on
Friday. lie will visit his old home at
Scranton. Pa.
Mr.. +. ID. Browne has arrived here from
Oakland, Cal, to make Everett his home.
Mr.. J. Duryea Elmendorf, who came
from New York with the Bartlett party,
has decided TO remain her.
Mr.. \. X. Whitney, ir.. and Mr.. F. Ii.
Brownen have gone to California on legal
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Bartlett and party.
after spending week very pleasantly in
Everett, left for the East on Tuesday after
noon In their private car. Mr.. y. II. hit-
finger accompanied them to Seattle. where
the car Was attached to the Northern Pa
c,iic overland.
An educational event Of the week was
the opening Of the new Monroe school
building on Monday afternoon for the in
spection OF the public. Directors Colds
borough. Rea and Ross, with Clerk T. n.
Lewis, were in attendance. together with
Principal Shepard and the teachers. to
welcome the visitors. The building was
thronged with spectators. 1t is an eight
room structure. with hot-water heating
and all the modern equipments to minis
ter to the comfort of teachers and pupils.
Schools To occupy it will be those of Miss
Yule. Mrs. Brown, Miss Whiting, Miss
Stewart. Miss Bradisli. Miss King. Miss
HAYES and Miss Porter.