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


lis EsSsas meeting en- fssdss evening in the
assembly hall. Tae mesneers Responded
10 roll cal with quotations frans Lowell.
AZ recess the orcAestFs. under the direc-
tioa OF Mr.. E.Eser A. FFiend. rendered a
Few choice selections The following pra-
Crane was rendered, Selection. orcAesiss:
reading Of paper. E.ssor Frank James;
pen portrait. Miss Ada Mahon; scraps.
Mss Lula Mccartney remarks. rros. Tsit-
myer: remarks. Hon. j. +. Carroll;
critics report. Mr.. s. W. Foetc
The opening exercises were somewhat
changed Friday morning by the appear
anca Of Miss Augustine. who kindly
favored the students and teachers With
reading from Dickens, which was heartily
applauded.
The second division Of the Rhetovica.s
bad their performance Friday afternoon,
and several visitors were present. The
following programme was rendered;
Essay, Miss Auies,e. recitation. Miss
Aycrst: Grafton. The Adamites." Mr..
Aiiiara Carson recitation. Miss f. Gray;
Grafton. Education" Mr.. David Kelly:
recitation. Mr.. Ferguson; Grafton. PRO
hihitioa." Miss Lon Chase. essay. Miss
Parxhurst. orstian. Financial ssriE-
gency." Mr.. ]. T. cummings; recitation.
Miss Cole: recitation. Mr.. l.. Kidd.
The cadets will turn out in full uniform
TO attend the funeral of their late comrade.
Mr.. Frank Bailey, today.
Mrs. Byrnes' Birthday Party.
Last Saturday evening Mr. and Mrs. ].
+. Byraes were visited By a number of
friends at their residence on Rose and
Madison streets, the occasion OF the gather
ing being Mrs. Byrnes' birthday. Mrs. L.
Diller and Mrs. r. $. Berry assisted in
making the party an enjoyable affair. The
following musical aud literary programme
was rendered. Duet. "of the knights
Miss Ferguson. Miss Anthony: overture.
"xsmpa," Prof. G. G. Ehgelhard: solo. Dir.
George A. Noble: recitation. "fhe Fash
ionabie School Girl Miss sadie n. Mar
tin; solo. William Patterson: humorous
Dialogue. The Man Who Was 10 Gray"
Mr.. Nixon and Mr.. Berry: overture,
"Ashalia." BY Mendelssohn. Mrs. J. +.
Ryrnes: solo. ]. Mclaughlin. The re-
mainder of the evening was spent in dane
ing. cards. for.une-tsIling and other games,
an elegant supper being served about 1880
o'clock, Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. +. :. Berry. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Brewster. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Nixon. Mr..
and Mrs. Ii. A. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4.
Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Diller. MIRA \.
G.. Davis. Mrs. Conrors. Mrs. Thomas
Marley, Miss Fannie Ferguson. Miss LIZ
zie Ferguson, the Misses Anthony, Miss
Sadie u. Martin. Miss Marie Martin. afr.
C. w. Hooper, Mr. ". 4. George, Prot. c.
c. Engeihard. Mr.. ]. Mclaughlin. Mr.. G.
A. Noble and Mr.. William Patterson.
Arion Singing Society Coacsrt.
There was large attendance at the con-
cert given last night at Turner hall under
the auspices of the Arion Singing Society.
The programme rendered was as follows:
PAKr l.
ovcrtrre-"Martha''. ....,........-.......F lotow
lin Aaf'....--.-.-,... ...,..---- Alfred Dregert
string quartette Opus II. ,Mendeissohn
Profs DeiiuS ana BaekmsnB. II. west
ana Dr.. Palmer
Piano duet--"oversnrs. Calf OF Bsgdad"
Miss Alma shaw aud Master Arthur Fischer
Soprano solo--'Dein Geaeake leh"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Meyer HeIimnnd
Miss Kate Gruapaum-
FART II
"surpriss Medley" ........-........B rahm
Baritone lo--"Frushiiag slied' .........
....-............. -. Reinhoie Becker
Herman Jutich.
Cornct soio--Seiec;. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
theodore Wagner
"A5schsed Hat der Tag Gsaommen". -. Sessier
Ation.
Dnst-"Hear Ne, Norma. ..........a Bsliini
Mrs. T.. kuhImann and Mrs. II. ). cisnssen.
Nio.oseelio soio--ffotn the topesa "Msssa-
with striag qaarse,se- solo. Prof. Backmaan.
PAEr III
Humorous duet-"Miehel and Ilese''