The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-04-01

ess mamma Mn. I'd. l. Terry, Mr.
Edith Clinton, her daughter. Miss Bar
nett: Miss Honeysood. . airtasious
young widow ard friend Of Mrs. Clinton.
Mrs. T. r. Alber:soar Ida. maid. Miss
fayth: Harry Clinton, tsss son-in-iaw.
Mr.. @. II. Preston; Ssss!s Croker. q cynic
and vornan-haser. Mr.. H B. Pcmsroy
Brcxssr. uncle 10 the yoaSg couple. Mr..
Il. Peiiy. The scene of the play is draw
ing room, and the incsden t. are those aris-
ing ozt OF the confusion and domestic
Misunderstanding caused BY the advent
and weil-meaaing rneddlesomeness OF the
rnother-in-Iaw, the complications being in
creased by the other characters becoming
mixed mp in the difficulty. Both plays
we're most successfully presented, every
thing passing Of xithoa. the slightest
hitch. The entire dining rom vas con-
verified into . stage, the floor being raised
and the doorway into the drawing room.
where the guests were seated, aHordtng
the pToscsn!ur1 arch. Besides rendering
her part IN very artistic manner Miss
Emery acted ~ stage manager. The act
ing OF the performers revealed . de-
gree OF dramatic talent which Vas sur
prising to their friends and elected the
most unqualified praise. DisctaimiHg all
idea Of mere compliment, Il Was remarked
oy all that many of the characters could
not have been better rendered by any of
Planners or Frohman's people The char
acters represented being weli-bred people
the actors did NOS have TO go OUT OF them
selves, and the poisc. the self-possession.
the eouseryatisn. the easy. graceful. man.
ners were their own proper habit, which
only needed adaptation TO the incidents to
give the whole performance the correct
finish. The work Of Mrs. Terry aud Mr..
Peity was exceptionally fine, showing q
high artistic capacity, though none left
anything more TO be desired in his part.
The costumes were all new and very ele-
CANT. Miss Emery wearing loose silk
wrapper Of pale heiiotrope: Mrs. Terry
wore = higii-neck black satin with yellow
stripes. trimmed with black lace; Miss
Burnett looked lovely in white swiss
trimmed with white lace and cut low in
the neck; Mrs. Albertson was charmingiy
attired in blue satin and crepe trimmed
with white lace and cut low in the
neck; Miss Furth was beautiful in a
shor. black skirt with snowy cap, cuffs
and apron. The gentlemen wore the con-
vensionai black. with wigs to suit their
ages. The entire performance in cos
tune, makeup. impersonasion and gen.
eral presentation was a complete and
gratifying success. The guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. David Kellogg. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
J. Grant. Mr.. and Mrs. K. NJ. Palmer. Mr..
and Mrs Jacob Furth. Mrs. Il. c. Wash
burn, Miss Eliot, Miss Tenney, Miss
Riley. Miss Meem. Miss DE Wolfe. Miss
Graves. Miss Halter. Miss Brookes, Miss
Kellogg. Miss Baxter. Miss Noble, Miss
Readman, Miss Wrestling, Miss Won
Babo. Miss Van wyck. Miss Jones. Miss
Il. Jones. Miss Henry. Mr. r. ii. Mckee,
Mr.. Theo Noble, Mr.. Marshall Bond, Mr..
Daniel KelIensr. Mr.. J. ID. Hoge. jr.,
Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr.. e. NJ. Austin. DR..
+. s. Palmer, Mr.. r. NJ. Hurd, Mr.. George
Hurd. Mr.. l.. Peily. Mr.. George f. Fay,
Mr.. james Readmsn. Mr.. Theo Halter,
Mr.. Ed l.. Terry, Mr.. T. +. Falkenburgh,
Mr.. Crittenden Van Wyck. Mr.. Lester
Turner. Capt. Frank TAYLOR, Mr.. r. b.
Albertson. Mr.. Irving Cole, Mr.. II. +.
Meserve. Mr.. +. X. Strive.
Miss Beatrice Cheats Concert
On Thursday evening q very successful
musicale was given hy Miss Beatrice Cheat
az her home on Fourth and Spring streets. /
pust-"Iss sylphss" Bachmnnp
Miss Cheat and Mr.. w Myers
Saskatchewan Chsrscteristiqae W olienhaupt
Mas C. Ffskea.
song-"Arm. Arm 10 Brave. Handel /
Rev j. Cheai
............Be Beethoven
Mr. y. q. Ames.
soio--@Danse Osslaaigue'' .-........ .Gottschaik
Miss Austin.
soug-"Ths Message ...............B lumenthsl |
Mrs Hughes. !:
Mis-. NJ Myers.
Concer.o-"B Fiat Mozart |
Miss C. Fisken
Duei--"lotn dn Bal ........... .Csiiles
Miss Gaeal and Mr.. w. Myers.
soio-"Mooniignt sonata ...........B Beethoven |
Mira Z. @. Anes
A'p NJ. A. k. fi..sn. 'seA"0'r'
........-............,.. Field |
Mrs. C. r. Cranmer.
Violin soo-"Reverle" ....-..... yieuxtemps |
Mr. ". V. Arthur
"Noeturns". .....,....... Chopin |
song "a "Oh. Saviour, Hear Me" .Gluck |
20 Autumn sons" ............ Reinecks |
Mrs, ". +. Miller.
Duo" EuFy a..................,. Weber |
Miss Myer. and Mis-. Chcai.
Among the invited guests were Mr.. ard |
Mrs. A. r. Stewart. Mr.. and Mrs. H.F,
Whitney. Rev. and Mrs. @. Ii. Watson.
Rev. and Mrs. u. G. Garrett, Mr.. aud Mrs. |
II. Myers. Mr.. aud Mrs. III. Josslyn, Mr..
ana Mrs. r. l.. Fehren. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. =.
Shank, MFR. and Mrs. W. II. White, Mr.. |
and Mrs. q. f. NJ. Pratt. Mrs. prewett,
the Misses rreseit Mrs. Kickoff. Miss |
Riokoa, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox. Mr.. AMI |
Mrs. L. +. Blaine. Mr.. aud Mrs. William |
" aIker. Mr., and Mrs, f. q. Ames. Miss |
Roches Miss Le Roy. Miss Atkinson, Miss |
Parsons. Mr.. Robbins, Mr.. TAYLOR, Mr.. |
Hodson. Mr.. Cross. Mr.. Nelson, Mr.. Hig- |
gins, Mr.. P,cksrts, Mr.. Benton. NJ. Wa |
thew and Mr. Wilcox
Mrs. ". 4. Twiehetrs R~~,ptfon