The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-11-05

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NJ t1estes Morse, Mr. VIII Powers. Ms. r. 4
narks. Ar. Thosaas saleids, Nj Nel.. Mr.. VI. A.
oanes NJ Fred koxthrup. Mr OrIaase snAy,
w William Blanchard, Mr Fred IsGese. Mr
lanes L&ae. Mr. Lna AIlss. Ar FEs3 wright
and Eaany oskers.
Pablfe school Literary Societies.
ne iongisilew Society Of the south school
rendered ths following progTanme on Friday
stsefuoon' EssaT. Glib%rs Pxa.son. essay,
Aaospa Granaaums debate. Ella steiner. Lire
hsnna, Mabel Wan Bsoexiin and Herbert ALDER;
essay Lueiai CaxssIhio
The High school Literary Society held is reg
naaf Eestsng last Friday evezing. A new con-
sti1utton was sdegsed and the following offesrs
Nero elected Tor the eaznsag term. President
sherman W. Foots: vice president Ada ].
Aahon; secretary. John ". Brewer, assistant
secretary, Alice Irues treasurer, Ernest b. Her.
aid. editor, Clarence " White: executive COM
Fnittse, Jennie Lyneh. Ella Peass Elmer Friend:
Invitation COMMITTEES. G W. aits. Essells Cray.
Adosph Bronson: critic, ". B. Allen; door
skeepsr. z. X. Hazard
On Friday afternoon the second division Of
the Columbia socsesy rendered an interesting
programme. altar which the following officers
were elected: Miss Agnes Basseti president;
Master jos Dali. vice president: Master John
obsien. secretary: Mas Daisy Curtis. leader Of
first diyssIon. and Miss Mabel Wehb, leader OF
the second division. Ths programme was IS
ioiiowa. Roll call answered BY quotations:
song b. school, "Love OF Country" bioxrsph-
Teal sketch OF Emerson. Minnie Hamilton; reel
failen, Path Of Lfe,' Willie Hui; piano SOLO.
= he Gaiiop. Grace Mathews: local News"
Joe Dslis reading. "1he P8eea OF Red CLOTH"
Mabel webb: pen picture. sGustav Dore," Anna
Taylor: essay. "Tae Chinese" Willie Murray.
song BY school,. Twilight IL Stealing" recita-
ton, Little Jim" Aimee Farnsworth;
Weather Proxn0sticationp Charles Mosler;
Fs{a
solo. "JosIy Hantsmau." Mabel Webb; recita-
ton, "Neyes Told TAe.T Frank La Bounty:
History OF an Inventson. Steamboat" HarFse
ssnmins: reading. ''The RAIN" Leila Lowe
The question whether all Chinese IaboFers
sAouia DC excluded from the United States was
debated In the affirmative b. joan 0'Brien aid
Frank Drake, aud in the negative by Ned Hill
and May Washburn. Current Events." Ger
tfude Dennis; give SIX good riddles. answered
~ school, Joe Dill; song BY school
The Ladies' Musical Club Concert.
The concert OF the Ladies' Musical Club yes-
tsrday afternoon was attended by . large crowd
in spite Of the uufayorsbie weather. AMI the en-
tertntnmeut proved 20 be one OF the finest ever
given by this high -eiass organization. The pa
pr on the life ana work Of Gounod by Mrs A.
u. stewart was charming and able The num-
tsrs By Mrs whittiesey were raptnrouslY
ecived, ana she was Obliged to answer two re-
Piano solo--"Iast Hope ........ eiottschalk
Mis-. Calhoun.
Vocal duett-From Lucia di Iammermoor"
Mrs George ii Tarbeii. Mr. IL ii. Joy.
Paper on "Gouno1' .......... Mrs. A. II. stewart
Jewel song from Faust ................G onnod
Mas Barragsr
Piano solo--"Fantasie Tmpr5mptus' - Chopin
Nss. A. 2. Mitten.
IA Flower song from Faust
Vocal solos d "a Summer Nieh,.
..........A. Going Thomas
Mrs wiI,iarn w. whiulesey
Concerted acknowledgement Brilliant"
The Misses chsaL
1t Is the intention OF the club TO give each sea-
son a series OF Artist Recitals." and for the
frat OF the present season they have been suc-
eessful in engaging Mr. yenino. an artist who is
now much talked Of in the musical world. Mr.
Ventno Is pupil OF some OF the greatest mas
tiers abroad lie is colleague OF Paderewskps,
and aiso.hts warm personal friend. The Ma
sicH Cbtlrfcy SAYS 0f him: "MF. ALERT Ncnluo
the subject on our easel This week, Is q talented
pianist The characteristics Of Mr.. Venino's
playing ars pure musical style. singusariy
tine, clear touch. excellent technique and a
poetic quality 10 bis interpretations that stamp
him At once artist Of ability" Tuesday,
Noyembsr IL Is the date set for the venino con-
cert. which will be held at the club rooms The
club has also arranged for exchanges OF con-
The clab from this city will give a concert In
Tacoma on December Il, and the return con-
cert be g.yen here by the Tacoma club on jan
uaFy g
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson's House Warming.
Never before was there such large gathering
OF people in Bellevue there was on last sstur-
day evening. The occasion the house
warming given by Mr. and Mrs A. A. Peterson
at their handsome new country residence
Maydenbauer bay. The interior was tsssefuliy
decorated with evergreens aud illuminated by =
large number Of Chinese lanterns. The
guests arrived early. and soon The building
was entirely filled. Dancing the principal
amusement Al midnight supper was served,
followed by . number OF vocal selections rem
dered by Miss Minnie Anderson and aiss Mertie
stevens. Dancing then resumed and kept
up until a late hour. AmoGg Those pFesest
were: Mr sad Mrs, A, A. Peterson, Mr. and
Mrs r. r Rogers, Mr. aud Mr.. e. A. Carlson.
Mt aud Mrs. !. ossoa, Mr.. AMI Mrs l. =. Smith,
Mr. aud Mrs n Brlose. Mr. aud MTs. J. h.
Warren, Mr. and MFs = II. seeye, Mr.. ana
Mrs. j. shaik. Mr.. ana Mrs. w. T. Iyey.
Mr. aud Mira ". Fansuow, Mr.. and Mrs J.
Fanshow. Mrs. J. Panison. Miss May knight,
Miss Minnie Anderson. Miss Merits stevens.
Miss EaaA HAlnes, Miss kittse and Maud
Jongxon Mss NJ Collect. Mas LiEse Warren.
Miss Barbara Reehsel. Miss Lulu Nhsley.
Miss DO Mott Miss Emma iysy, Mr.. A. Peter
sou. Mr. DE "a fQntA3nEs NJ. GhhTtes Asofiont
Mr. wililan tiordon. Mr.. l. r. sharp. Mr.. r ,.
scott, Mr.. T Il. Potter. Mr.. Chisholm. Mr. H.
Htak Mr. "a Ferguson, Mr. J. Balote. Mr.. u.
Bark, Mr. T. Cvre. Mr. r Kinney. Mr. W. wa-
ren. Mr. sci Burrows. Mr. HesS Rscatei, Mr.
lou Rschsell, Mr.. Herry Boehtsll. Mr. sam
wnnley. Mr Il whalsy. CApt, jobs Anderson.
Can't q r KanKisr. NJ. L. 6. Clouga. Mr.. J.
colIaan Mr.. W. Daan.
sposk Party At I.atona.
on usIiowe'en the ladies Of the LssoDa soeial
Circle gathered early in tbs evening At al Ap-
polluted rendezvous, ana after stnsing them
selves ia sheets proceeded 10 Ehc residence OF
Nj and Mrs John K Bell, on Logan street, Ia
toaa. where the lady Of the house received them
vita alarm, she thanking the ''gobiins' were
cut on their annual rampage Before removing
their costumes o1e Of the trooks. Mrs. eieorre
"A ~tocEs. rsclted james Whitconb Rlley's - The
sesitas n Git We II Ts poaf Watch Out in
,r,,s HoaSseF styis. After resuming once mere
thssr earthly apparel tac evening vas speat IA
card plsyinE. music snd singing Refreshments
we've served and the party dispersed ~ nd
night va~iaE that for fan sPcck parties are
tast the thinE Trose present wsre. NJ. and
Mr.. " p Riaxsway. Mr.. and Nrs. ,. n White.
NJ ard Mr. Asary Cawtn. NJ Aad Mrs.. r. T.
R.npets NJ ard Mrs.. q " AnncFr. NJ and
Mr.. ,sessrra n StockS. NJ. sud Mrs. p J. K.mS.
a., asa Mr. Roncrt Douglas. NJ. sa9 Ma u "a.
So, ts,ue.lgcS. NJ. saa Mrs- Joan T. Sell, Ms.
ge.r~e A. cheney, NrN Wtllisl Cowan. Misc
Auaa ponklAs. Miss A1a Bel