The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-02-11

" ard. Mr.. xnd MrA ]. A. Park. Mr. aad
Mrs. @. II. Park. Mr.. and Mr.. W. c.
Rocpe. Mr.. and Mra G. B. CsIr, Mr.. and
Ma Davidsoa. NJ. and Mrs Melvin q.
Winssock, Mr.. and Mrs. Nansor. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles II. Pierce. NJ. and Mrs.
Frank Oakley, NJ. and Mrs D. II. yonss.
Prof. and Mrs. Seeley. Mr.. and Mrs. ". L
Lindsey. Mr. and Mrs q. w. Ssoner.
Mr. and Mrs n. a. Thompson. Mr.. and
MIRA +. Mefnsire. Mrs David Graham.
Mrs. Ssartun. Mrs. McAller, Mrs. Ne
Clair. Mrs. w. T. Snsish, Ms. McCallun.
Mrs William Collins. Mrs HARRY Collins.
Mrs. Graf, Ars Sherman. Mrs. Walter
Harmon. Mrs. Preston, Ms. Day, Mrs.
Frank Peterson, Mrs. Frank Coitersi:.
Mrs. Kirk c. Ward. Mira Harry Harkias,
Mrs Ward. Mrs. Marion, Mrs. Matte
Carey, Mrs. Minnie Barnes. Mrs. Ajax.
Mrs. Hancock. Mrs. 8. II. Hubs. Miss
sullivan. Miss Pierce. Miss Bailey, Miss
Hawkins. Miss Susie Hancock. Miss s
]. Grant, Miss Brown, Miss Kate Reeves.
Miss Agnes Ward. Miss Kate Williams.
Miss Jennie Strand. Miss Inez Fuller, Miss
Mahle Ward. Miss Viola S,arsup. Miss Nc
.Allep. Miss Ella Adams, Miss Mary Mack
fntosa. Miss Jennie Cocper. Miss Mary Col
vim, Mss Maggie Carney, theMisses Hopp,
Miss II. b. Andrews, Mss Emily Bel,
Miss Emma Hart. Miss Annie Shepherd,
Miss Lytell. Miss I'll. Pancoass. Miss
Brown, Miss Clara Wilson. Mr.. William
Il. Rees. Mr.. John l.. Kshaley. Mr.. G.
Meyer. Mr.. J. Ajax. Mr. Chef Shondy, Mr..
Robinson. Mr.. Jerry startnp. Mr.. Her
bert Cooper, Ar. c. c. Chaplin, Master
Harkins.
The Plymouth church Concert.
On "Wednesday evening a hlgh-clsss
concert was given at Plymouth Congrega-
tionai church under the auspices OF the
Ladies Aid Society of the church. There
was large attendance, the audience being
very appreciaiive one. and the entertain
ment WAS no less successful artistically
The artists deserving specia, mention we're
Mrs. ]. Eincent-BTogne. the weil-known
soprano. of Tacoma. and Herr Otto Kross.
the pianist lately of the Royal conserv-
atory at Berlin. Mrs. Brownies first sslec-
ton, Air yarie." was particularly
adapted for showing her exquisite voice TO
great advantage and the staccato passages
were exceptionally fine. For an encore
she gave II Cannot Sing the Old Songs"
with touching effect. The encore to her
second number was tx afhieen Mavour-
neen." The principal feature of the en-
tersainment was the fine piano playing by
Herr Kross. who was down on the pro-
gramme for four numbers, bat responded
10 several encores. His technique was ex-
cellent and his Interpretation of the seiec-
tons very delicate and sympathetic. Es-
peciaiiy good was the andanie tor piano
and organ. His best solo pieces were the
rhapsodie by Brahms and the "Ad I.ibi-
tumh by Rubinstein, bat his best selection
for the exhibition Of technique was the
etude for the LETT hand by Tausig. The
Mendelssohn selection given by Delius,
West, Palmer and Bachman was also good
and they were given an encore. The pro-
gramme in full was as follows:
Organ solo-Fsntaals. aida" Verdi
William Martiux
Vocal soo-Air Nsrfe ........ Rhodes
Mrs. j. Vincent Browne
Piano soio-Impromptu in G.. .......... Schubert
Otto krosa
String qusrtesse, OPP. ie-Andante: allegro.
G. DeIias. II wsss DR.. +. Palmer. G. Bscnmsn.
Andan'e for rfano and organ ia + sharp
OTTO Kross William Msftius.
Vocal soso-..N hos at Ny Window 7'..
n Mrs. J. vincentBro
hnapsod'e-op. AZ -,.--.-....-....... Brahms
Violin soio-concesto, op. "a. adsyio and
g. Dslius, by request
( al Serenade. .......-.... Skadowsky
piano so,a ] tbl 81 oiseag jetais ........ Hcnseit
~AS 'eO J lcl Al libituln. -. -. Ruuinssein
tdl Etude for the left hand. Taus.g
Male cborrs-"I he German song.
United German Singing Societies
The lady nshers were: Miss Nellie Hub
bard, Miss Mollie Phillips, Miss Edna Wit
tier, Miss Blanche Treen. Miss Emma
Banks, Miss Mabel Porter, Miss Ethel
kinney.