The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-03-11
GIRLS GO TO CHURCH.
society Is in a Fair Way Of
Being Saved.
YOUNG MEN GO TO CHURCH. roo


II absence from social diversion during
tent may be considered an evidences Of
religious sensibiiity society In this city 10
I q fair way Of being saved. The only
are p;ace to find the bellies nowadsys "a
n the church when some service il on.
apd this being the case q larger number Of
ycung men go TO church than formerly.
IF the devil bats his hook with . nymph
When angling for mems souls 20 does the
wong mans guardian angel at such time
: this. In fact, the young man 10 glad that
his sssstheart has taken religious turn
and he would rather accompany her to
church than TO any place Of amusement.
II il less embarrassing in these days Of
low salaries. and then his mothers ar-
yroving smiles make him feel that he ia
sitting to be real good fellow.
Prof ackmsnn's Annual Concert
The fourth annual concert given by Prof
George Baekmann and . string orchestra
composed of sixty-two ladies and gentle
men OF his advanced classes and assisted
BIZ the Mozart orchestra, the First Regi-
msnt orchestra, harp soloist Mr.. Frederick
Chaplin, and mandolin soloist Mr.. =. j.
Farrell, took place ~ Ranke's hall on
Wednesday evening. The programme
consisted of selections from standard CON-
posers and the rendering of each number
brought forth hearty applause. The or
ehesirs was at its best in the Pilgrims
chorus from ''TanDhauser," although the
overture OF I'll Trovatore" was finely
rendered. Mr. Chaplin and Mr.. Farrell re-
csiyed merited recognition for their inter-
preission Of the Spanish serensde and
mandolin polka. Many favorable COM
menss we're made on the violin auartette
selections, Romance and Longing for
Home. played by MISS Julia Rosenthal.
Miss Winnie Vining, Miss Rose Cole and
Miss Rena Talmadge. After the concert a
fash-hght picture was taken of the per-
formers. Those who took part were Miss
Julia Rosenthal, Miss Annie Coffin, Miss
Winnie Vining. Miss Rena Talmadgs, Miss
Ada Masel. Miss Gertrude Lugrin, Miss
Bella Barber. Miss Othilia Carroll, Miss
Della Parker. Miss Ada Hanford. Miss An
ME Roger. Miss f. Hanford, Miss b. Beals.
Mrs. vining, Mrs Pauline w. friedrich,
Mira Shipley, Mrs. kappes. DIR. Thorssen,
DR.. Lessey, DR.. Palmer, DIR. Jacobsen. Mr..
Farrell. Mr. Lindsey, Mr.. Chaplin. Mr..
yordlie, Mr.. Johnson. Mr.. Merriam. Mr..
Wade. Mr.. Parkhurs,. Mr.. Kuhn, Mr..
Delius. Master Louis Singerman, Master
Max Ellsier, Master Milton Whittier. Mas
ter Philip Bernstein. Master Lester Wit
tier, Master Adolph Meydenbauer, Mr..
Ross. Mr.. Schesbrow. Mr.. Braymer, Mr..
csrder, Mr.. Ostrom. Mr.. West. Mr..
snyder, Mr.. Oldham, Mr.. Mcleod, Mr..
Ingham, Mr.. Williams. Mr.. +. Y. French,
Mr.. Vaughan. Mr.. w. W. French. Mr.
Pelz. Mr.. Wagner. Mr.. Meydenbauer, Mr..
rrice. Mr.. Harlow, Mr.. Hamilton, Mr..
Ropkey, Mr.. Ray. The programme was
~ follows:
Priests March" from "Athslis. .Mendsissohn
Voluntary ......................-.. Barnard
a spanish serenade"i ,
Mandolin Polka ..-....'..-.. tpssoinsfs
Hare. Mr.. Chaplin; mandolin, Mr. Farrell
Pscludio-'Ave Maria" with harp solo.
Accompanist. Mr. Chaplin.
"rhlhi nA'osse 80. -t.-ss iopahi
Violin a Romance. 49,. .......... fsgys
suartette ! B Longing for Home" Mayer
Miss Julia Rosenthai, Miss Rose Cole. Miss Win
ME Nining. Mtss Keaa Talmadge
Gyetture-"fl Trovatore' ....-.........v Verdi
springs Awakening" ...-......- $3.50. Bach
"phnbus March. ..+.......... ... Butenuth
s. ~ssng to IN. the Evening Star Wagner
With harp solo
Waltz medley GOOD Night. b.