The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-02

effective. Miss Lostie SsIdea's song,
Best of AL" deserves speciai mention.
being sang with feeling and grace that
vas dssighsfrl Prof q. C. Munson sang
weliis;g's Golden Love-" The order OF
the ssening Vas encoses. 20 he responded
with 'iLas. Night" Mr. Manson. - di-
recso.s Of the Harmonic Society. does not
usaaiaf sing. The chores did GOOD work.
and H. Q source O. pride to Seattle in many
ways. The orchestra we're Prof LANCER,
violin Mr. Watson. cornes; Mr.. Mariner,
elarioises: Gran: Vaughn. bells, and Mr..
Mamr;ie Reilly. aecornpanIsI
.sEagseea" 1t the seattle Thsster.
Mrsi H. g. ssruve, Mrs. Erastus Brain
erd. Mrs c. r. Whittiesey and Mrs f. A.
S,rout, the ladies Who interested them
selves 80 actively in the success Of En-
gagged" performed :ast night az the Seattle
,heas;r by young ladies and gentlemen OF
the CITY, in aid Of the organ fund OF St
Mark u church, must hare been Thoroughly
satisfied a. they gaxed on the weii-alied
parqrss and boxes But the event did not
prove: . financial success alone, IL
ahora:sd . period Of delightful re-
creation 10 many who seldom
ventssrs inside the doors Of theater.
"Ensaged" Is q light comedy OF pro-
noun Jed type, in which wide latitude is
given; the characters generally. and In
which several very amusing compiIca-
tons occur. Speaking Of the impersona-
tors OF the characters. in the spirit OF
courtesy usually extended amateurs. they
presented their parts very commercially
Inde4d. Mr.. Homer +. Taylor. who ap-
peared as Cheviot Hill. betrayed an
ease on the stage that would do credit TO
mans in the profession. His lines we're.
for .hs most part. inteliigentiy and
hum rously read, and the taking points
we're aiappiIy grasped and effectively util-
ized. lie Was app.auded frequently. as
were MISS Olive Miller. Miss Carrie Roper
and Miss Beatrice Cheal. Belinda Ire
herni, the leading female character. with
. string tinge of soubrette qualities and
uisrse light comedy. fell TO Miss
Miils;r. who invested her with
vivaaions pleasantly and mock he
roic sentiment. Miss Miller's fine
reading vas much appreciated, and ex-
ceptfng an inclination to be somewhat
stag in her action, her portrayal was
very creditabie. Miss Roper made be-
vito aing bride as Minnie Symperson. and
the s.onnie Maggie foand lifting counter
part in Miss Cheal. Mr.. Symperson. the
cunning uncle of Cheviot Hill. Relevancy,
the matrimonial caretakcr, Angus
McAilister, the swo-pound wife valuer,
the stern Maj. McGiiiicuddy. the avrri-
cions maid Parker and her mother. Mrs.
MeEariane. were respectively ana enter
taininely assumed by Mr.. w. II. Moore.
Mr.. John Gibbon. Mr.. d. B. Jackson. Mr..
Wcathersby. Miss Julia Stewart and Miss
Jeass X. Ciunas. All the participants in
the presentation were the recipients
OF handsome floral gifts during the
performance. and these marks Of apprecia-
tior, were we'll deserved, not only for the
shoxing made by each. but for the pains
takiY,g and study devoted to the prepare
tior: OF the roles assigned. Mr.. Taylor. as
STAGE manager. merits a word of compli-
merit. The business throughout was fair,
and the scenery was handsome and ap-
propriate.
1mlnseulste Ccncs stion school Concert
The children of Sc. Joscph's school ON
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