The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-01
The ,yapaneSa Festival

&AaE 1905 VI t@N = - - .AEAA-OasASE LRt~AA-
pal church gave a japanese carnival Fri
day and Saturday evenings in the parlors
OF the church which was a very successful
and pleasant affair. The general decora-
tons OF the rooms were in charge of Mrs.
:. l. Crawford, and were arranged with
exquisite taste and good artistic effect.
The various booths did a thriving trade in
disposing of the articles offered for sale.
They were in charge of the following
allies: Japanese booth-Chairman. Mrs. A.
Craigin; Mrs \. u. Mcbride, Mrs. ]. :.
Atwood and Mrs. ). T. Colby. Dolls-Mrs.
c. l.. Erwin. Mrs. jacob Miller. Mss Ollie
Morrison and Mrs. II. y. Lacy. Art and
fancy work-AIrs. Frederick L. Fehren
and Mrs II. J. Carter. Tea-Chairman.
Mrs. J. L. Anddlebrook. Mrs. George T.
Mills. Mrs. Robert croft, Mrs. A. H.. Foote,
Mrs. Uri Seeley and Airs. X. II. Denny.
Candy-1Ivs. ". A. Shanklin, Mrs. y. W.
Bowen, Mrs. Charles Clary. Mss Ruth
Cole and Miss Florence Denny. Ice cream
Mrs. 7. l.. Hughes. Mrs. VI. X. Jones.
Miss Kate Baxter and Miss Alice Fisher.
Friday evening the following programme
was rendered:
Grand march in costume.
Selection from "M.kado."
Tableau.
Vocal duet. from 'pIikado" Misses Lugrin
Vocal soio-"Ntwillow" Harry Gordon
Fan drill.
Tableau.
Vocal solo......M Miss Lizzie Jay Richardson
Grand tableau.
For last night the programme was
varied, the grand march alone being re-
peated. Mr.. Charles Clary, as Koko. rem
dered a selection from THE Mikado."
Master Willie Davis gave a violin solo,
Mrs. Lerch and Miss Alice True sang. Miss
Bessie Anderson gave a recitation and the
following young ladies, as on Friday night,
gave a fan drill: Miss Lillian HildebrandJ,
Miss Elsie Bruins. Miss Gena Graham.
Miss Helen Crawford, Miss Mile Fox.
Miss Nettie Smith, Miss Ida Smith, Miss
Essie Fisher and Miss Alice Fisher. Tho
young ladies We're trained for their drill,
which was aGnirASIy executed, 10y Miss
Lizzie Jay Richardson. The grand march
was led by Mr.. E. +. Blaine. as the AEka-
do. The fantastic costumes. the gaily dec
Grated booths. the many lanterns and para
soils swinging here and there. the flashing
lights and crowds of interested spectators
made up a brilliant scene.
Brilliant Organ Recital.
The evening with eminent modern or
ganists' at Plymouth Congregational
church Friday evening. November
%, not only brought out a strong
array OF musical talent and an
unusually cultured musical audience. but
afforded possibly the most severely CLASH
Ndl HlbSA dLtiist ever Eihtu III 6tdtAAt. OfliF
the compositions of organlsts now living
were admitted to d place, but this restric-
ton merely served to emphasize the abil-
ity OF the modern masters. The selections
were from Clarence Eddy. the distin-
guished American organist who occupies
the chair of organist in the Chicago con-
servatory; Eugene Gigout, one of the
most popular organists Of Paris; Dudley
Buck. the eminent American orsanist and
composer: Carl Putt. the virtuoso who
presides at the organ in Thomas church.
Le!psic. and also occupies a chair in the
Leipsic conservatory, Camille Saint
Saens. one OF the most interesting figures
in modern musical life: Alexandra Gull
mant, the famous orgsnist al La Trinite.
Paris; Baron de la Tombelle. an amateur
Partisan organist and composer OF rare
distinction. and Charles NJ. Widor, the
organist at ST. Sulpice. Paris.
The organ Numbers were interpreted by
DR.. F.. :. Palmer. Mrs. J. s. Mccormick
and Nj. william Martius. the vocal num-
hers by Mr.. Francis Magee. Mrs. y. {.
Msrconnier and Miss L. Banager. They
had the advantage Of an excellent instr1I-
ment. a three-manual Hook & Hastings
organ. said to be the hest yet built on Pu-
get sound. opened a few years ago by the
late George ". Morgan. The programme
follows:
Organ-CVldor1 Transcription ...........
tAoltNCe f<AlJ
Soprano solo-Ave Maris.....Ch NJ. Nidor
-Orgsn-Grand Choeur..-..-..-...E. Gigout
Soprano solo-H) Hymn TO the. Virgin
FIR. Schubert
Cbl Tho Swallow Franz Aht
Orkan-Aa) TIE Holy Night. Dudley Buck
Clone poem No. 81
CO. Finale PIQtl
tFrom sonata in g minor. Op. -
Contralto soio-(a) Ny Heart at Thy
Sweet Voice ....-..-.... Sain:-Saens
90 Goodbye. Sweet Day...-.-.Nannsh
Organ--CRD March Fuuebre et CHANT
Sersphique tOp. Il. No. q .... Guilmant
thi Wedding NsrCa...-..De Ia Tomhelle
Trio-Protect Us Through the Coming
Night Curschman
Thanksgiving at Free kindergarten
on Wednesday morning the rooms Of the