The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-15

Tz~orna SEPT fs-Specfel.-Tne TasS
week IN Tacoma society has been. for tle
most part. a very duh ore. That ire oot-
ferffi4~ Of fashion can combine both duty
sna nIeagsyra for sweet charfty'S sake mos;
ssccensfully. was evidenced By the large
crowd which filled the lower floor of ars-
Thomas Riggs residence on Tnursnay
evening 20 hear clever ANA te1sTs display
their particular talents for the beneht %
the Tacoma free Kindergarten TIE k1aflef-
rz-ssr will be opened on September - II A
room AZ the Irving school. which Tas o.
feref ~ the hoard % s6ucztion for that
rsurpose The musicale THURSDAY evening
was a successful affair, 81 being cleAfei
towards fGTtherfng the work of the 50
ciety, the patr0nesses OF which are AfS'
George Browne. Mrs. Chsuncey bTiEEs.
Mrs w. G. Bsrdsley. Mrs. Chester Tnorne.
Mrs. l.. r. Bradley. Mrs. l. W RoyS.
Mrs Morris Gross Mrs a. l.. Buell.. Mss
II. NJ Rozuie, Mrs. simon Donau. Miss
woib4rt Afiss Seymour. Mrs. Otis Spragus.
Mrs T. o. Farnsworth. Mrs. ". 6. sharp
stein Mrs 4. r. Fitch. Mrs. G :. Milf
fen. Mrs. p. Y. Caesar Mrs. L. y. LOOMS,
Miss Dewey, Mrs Albert Hiscock, Mrs.
Robert Price Mrs. Fred Brewer The pro-
rranlrne rendered was follows:
f;lea Club double Guartette. ........-....-
IL g. Griggs. ". a. Buu +. A. Manning.
r. q. Walker. II. H. JOY. +. O. Griggs.
T. ". Dakin. Guy Evans.
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Solo ...-......--........Mrs Mrs. Vincent Browne
Piano and violin ...,..-.-...-........-
Miss Katherine Riggs. Mr. George a
Browne.
"RappeIie tot Eevin" ...........-Mrs. Shank
Banjo and oin....-....-......-.....-
........Mr. r. V. Caesar. Mr. W. a. Bull
Glee Club
piano-"EIves' Dance" Midsummer
Nights Dream ''TsndelSsnon's
wedding March'' Miss Daisy Foster
Snowflake" "stiil as the Night.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Mrs. Nanny
Piano ard vloiin-"Tannhauser" ...-..-..
Miss Anderson Mr. George a. Browne.
Comic song. banjo and guitar ............
Miss Riggs. Miss Bass. Miss GriggS.
Mr.. Ramsdeil Mr. VIII Bull, Mr.. +.
V Caesar.
Miss Ringei's solo and the duet between
Miss Riggs and AIr George a. Browne
were particularly worthy OF mention. while
Mrs. Shank sang one Of Nevin's most
beautiful songs in her always enjoyable
manner. Perhaps the most popular num-
Der on tho programme was that entitled
"cornic Songs" Miss Bass sweet voice
charmed her audience sa she sang the AL
ALBANIA Coon" and Miss GrigEs was COM
PEELED 10 repeat "The Watermelon Song
in response 70 a prolonged encore Among
those present were: AR. and Mrs. Thomas
Riggs. Mrs. L. +. Bradley. Mr. Robert
Bradley. Miss Dewey. Mrs. Adna AndeT-
son. Mr.. snd Mrs J.. r. Manning. Mrs g.
w Seymour. Miss Seymour Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles s.. Mllliken. Miss Plummer. Mrs.
piummer. the Misses Forsythe. Miss VOL
bert Mr.. George Wolbert. Miss Norton,
Mrs. T.. Gilbert. Col. c. w. GrigEs, Mr..
and Mrs l.. g. GriEgs. Mrs. Hewitt, Miss
Clara Hewitt Mrs. Hugh c. Wallace, Miss
Wallace. Mr.. H. X. Stevens. Mrs. Fred
Snow, Mrs. Frank Sharp. Mrs. Frank
Case. Mr.. Clyde Clancy. Mrs. Whitsen OF
Yakima Mrs. Charles Clancy. Mr.. j. a.
Shank Miss Johanna Browne. Miss Bos-
sle. Miss Bertha Bessie. Miss Caldwell.
Miss Polk. Mr.. and Mrs. George Browne,
Mr.. Jack Browne, Mrs. VIII Rice. Mrs. \.
X. fIiscock. Mrs. Garretson. Mrs. A. II.
sherman. Mr. Morris Gross, Mrs. Samuel
coilyer. Mr. and Mrs. W, II. Cushman.
Ne. and Mrs. A. ". Martin. Miss Froth-
ingham. Mr. and Mrs. George Ballou, Miss
Foster.