The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-20

ssnt the fscspsien. b1s in : few momenss
entered heartily into the spirit OF the Htaie
ones method of showing thcir a6ecslon-
Mr.. Anld and Mrs- Tsaford, from Win
nipex, Manitoba. arrivsd in Ballard LAST
Satardsy night They viii spend several
vseks visiting With Mra Auld's children,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E Aud. aftsr which they
viii extsnd their Journey 90 Southern Cali
ifornlA
Miss Mary cinesson lefs on Friday night
night 20 spend f. . days in Everett.
Chicago LaAy Qsars.sse.
The novelty Of quartests Of lady vocal
isss, known rs the Chicago Lady Qnar-
te:te." viii BE- the attraction as the Seattle
theatersne Wednesday evening. the Sd.
and the only attraction of tho week. This
organization made great reputation for
its musical excellence during the Worlds
fair. and since then has added TO it, great
success By giving concerts throughout the
Eastern cities and states. Every member
Of the organisation 10 an artist; they have
sung themselves into the affection ofevery
audience that has heard them. which 10
sufficient guarantee Of the merits of the or.
gnixation, and ~ . lady Qusrtetts they
stand pre-eminent above all Others. The
Quartsste 10 inside up Of the following
iadies: Mary B. Wsassr, tirst soprano
and whistler; Edith Bushee. contraito;
Elisabeth Ludwig. mexxo-soprano and solo
pianist: Alice Merrill Raymond. phe-
nomsnai aito-soloiss and musical director.
Aside from these Miss Cornelia Neitnof
adds the weight Of her talents - humor-
ist and impersonator TO the entertainment,
and the Eastern press speaks OF them ~
wonderful combination Of beauty. talent
and training.
The Qssea's Birthday.
A great many inquiries have been re-
ceived in regard 70 the celebration of the
qneens birthday at Victoria on May "a,
and We think shat the most appropriate
answer would be, Ego and see for your
sell, and if previous years are criterion
10 judge from it will b an event in your
lives that will always b recalled with
pleasure. Our cousins ACROSS the line
never do anything by halves, and have
made arrangements to royalty entertain
those wishing to partake of their hospi-
tality. The elegant steamer City Of Seattle
has been chartered by Royal Arch Lodge.
Degree of Honor, auxiliary to the A. O. u.
W., for an excursion on May "a. leaving
Seattle at 7:30 .. M. returning will leave
Victoria at II .. IN. The fare for the round
trip has been reduced to $50 Tickets are
now on sale at the leading drug stores. Ne
vada cigar store and by members OF the d.
OF II. and A. o. U. w. Music viii be fur.
nished by LANCER q Lueben's band, and
every possible arrangement for comfort
and enjoyment has been completed.
Thn 8iarfe Tar
Louis F. Post, OF New York, the oficial
lecturer Of the United States Single Tax
League, will speak At Rankss hall on
Tuesday evening next, May q His sub
jecs will b. the cause Of hard times and
the remedy--treatsd from the standpoins
Of the single taxer. The single tax cause.
it, adhersnts believe, 10 making many con-
verts and. as Mr.. Post Is perhaps the most
forciblc advocate Of tax reform now before
the people, the thoughtful man will make
it point TO hear him on this vital subject.
stuart ~ The Madisoa street Paviiton.
The peerless Stuart and ten leading
Eastern artists will give . grand family
matinee 1t the Madison street pavilion,
Lake Washington. this afternoon. BRING
the ladies and children. Admission Is
cents. A grand opportunity to see the
great Stuart