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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

Mrs John A. Schoenberg gave a pleas
ant Christmas evs entertainment Tuesday
night AT her home. 1918 Fourth avenue. So
rial conversation made the evening de-
Fghtfui one. and at late hour an ample
luncheon was served The following were
present: Mr. and Mrs a G.. IcKarrel,
Mr. and Mrs. J. 6. W!ckman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Highlands. Mir. and Mrs. Howard.
Mr. and Mrs J. A. Schoenberg. Mr.. J.
Reuter-. n 81 Anna McKarrei, Mr.. Finley.
Mss Anna Warner. Miss Lena Young. Mr..
Rroughton. willie Mckarrel. John Mc-
karrel and VINE Howard
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The relatives and friends % Mr.. A. S. Van
Valkenburg were Hospitality entertained at
his elegant home on Christmas day. Mr.
and Mrs Van NaIkenburg were favored
al people seldom are. IN having the three
generations Of their family among the
company without a single missing face.
death having never entered the family
circle The after dinner programme was
very enjoyable. al the many musical in
struments IN the house being tuned 10 a
grand harmony. TIE company tarred
late. and the electric lights were turned
on Just as instruments and voices were
blending IN a goodnight song.
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Young friends had been invited 10 meet
her. and their hearty participation in ths
wlgsic ana dancing showed their appreci-
alton OF the pleasures provided FOR them.
Ample refreshments were served. and
when the hour Tor parting came. each
guest was presented with = pretty souvenir
q the occasion.
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Amue:s. Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Hansen.
Mr. and Mrs A. smith, Mr. X. olson.
Miss Nav Amunds Mss LINDA Olson. Miss
Belle Olson. Miss Daisy hansen. Miss
Aggie Sudth. Mss Maud Jensen. Miss
6teneNieve lenscm. Mss Hazel Jensen.
Miss Marie saith Mss Linda smith. Mr..
Walter Webb. Mr. Chester Webb Mr
George Leonard. Mr. Martin SMITH Mt
John p. jacobsen Mr. Raphael Coomhs
and Mr. r Whitheaf
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Mrs. Wings Party.

pleasant entertainment was given by
Mrs r 4 wing IN honor OF the mem 1ers
~ taa Fn@tas camp Club. fIsT residence
was artIstlcatly decorated and among the
hosfttable provisions for the evening" en-
fov-neat vas a Hfsge Christmas tree. Thoss
Dreserf were. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nc
sff~keu. Mr. and Mrs. A r. stewart. SIR
and Mrs A. ". Ergle Mr.. and Mrs Price,
Miss Doyen and SIR. Adams.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-29

Trinity Parish church gave frs carol SER
VICE ard Christmas tree last FRI iay even
sax she eve ~ Inuo~ents' rav. ga no
church IN Eighth avenue and James
street The decorations were very pretty.
a0E the two screens TilirE The chan~el
gave the 'front.' part ~ she church a very
beautiful eTect large bands ~ ferns
and cedar hung across the windows and
a!crE the walls. A. T-2' the professional.
chanting oh. come al we farhful'
marched through thH cb8ncel ana 1eac
The natu aisle the brilliantly lighted f~ee
standing 1r rhe SaEth aisle. TIE rhof~
then saeg the carols ~on I4tt-e Town II
Bethlehem" "Au This Nszht Ms Hear.
Rsfatces." ana ~oure ic ErsaI Daxtf.s
CITY" The oTer-ory 'It Came Upon tina
Midnight clear wns SUES eg Mrs r.
Harrington fro-7 fte gallery .hs choir
Joining fn the chorus. a71 tas sound 81
q voice ccmiaE FROM ahere ly SIS ulaEe =
su the more Impressive e. place ~ IN.
Psal1er che Mak~t1-at was sunx After
the c8rol exercises Mere over Rev George
- Watson made s0rue h-.tf re-rs ks ar-f
tnsa she ltfiH o-~s were sleea tra r~-s-
srts that awaited them NJ La.1= Baae
Rho las been - he eAolE ever since IS
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Inventory Sale
of Shoes.

Tho great annual clearing sale IN
Shoes viii be started Monday. Look
out for bargains.
Mems Heavy Ruhbers. SEC pair.
Mems Heavy Short Rubber Boots
value s3.25. $2.i0 a pair.
ladies' Fine Embroidered Velvet Slip
pers, reduced from 81 20 ,5c.
Chndreu's Warm Felt slippers, re-
duced 90 sac a pair.
ladies' Dougcla Kid Button Shoes.
extension sole. only $li5 pair
ladies Extension sole Hand Welt
Fine pongola Kid Button Shoes, IN
sizes -. 8. Ss reduced from &5o 10
s. 20.
Mems Fine Veal Calf Dress Shoes,
value s.. now s. SD : pair
Mems Fine Calf Dress shoes. broken
sizes. reduced from $50 90 s. 80 a pair.
BOYS Velvet slippers. reduced from
~, 80 Use a pair.
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VnitnrIan Chri-tna- FESTIVAL.

The FIRST Unitarian sunday school held
rs Christmas festival THURSDAY evening
ir the church auditorium The largest ard
most handsome tree ever seen IN the build
inx stood upon the platform inst under
the arm. nuing ths entire space decor
atet and laden win nuts. candles and
the rsir a fa5r audience was present The
ex~rci ses opened with q song hy me
seleol lst b. Mss Bishop. wtta Ms
4..char5son AT the piano. concluding with
tie Lords prayer, - concert, led - the
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the Hone kindergarten Christmas.

4 merry time was spent at the Hope
kf1dergarten Tuesday afternoon. when
Miss Winterisourne's little pupils met 10
have a pleasant time. They entered with
great heartiness and glee into various
amusing games and sang songs appropri-
at. 10 the festive season After enjoying
fruits. candies and cakes which their kind
parentF had helped TO provide they re-
turned 20 theis homes. fuli Of Eladness and
delighted expectation Of the visit OF Santa
Claus
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Nv common consent the ladies on Queen
Anne nil have adopted " Wednesday as
their reception day, and 50 that day has
come 20 b. known as Queen Anne day.
Thfs Is a pleasant agreement. ard one that
* Of material convenience 10 friends COM
ing lFi from distance.
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>fr. and Mrs. wray'- surprise.

Mr.. and Mrs s. wray. % Twenty-ninth
svansa south and Grant street were given
an elegant supper Friday evening. tae oc-
casfon being the twentieth anniversary Of
Their marriage. Numerous games we're
pIave4. and these. together with happy IN
ts~vals Of conversation, kept the company
roxqtber until late hour.
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III 7. 4. webh'~ surprise.

Ivrartv rendered a surprise . Mr..
% at hts home jn Fremont Satur-
irE a very enjoyable evening
ga ~ nv All present. Music. dane
"@N IS and Rotations fIe3 part OF
81 rarrrue About Il 80 O'Clock
nrh was served Those present
""l'e II and Mrs Webb Nr and Airs.
"Tit n Mr. and Mrs Denton Mr.. and
= Tamandis Mr. and Airs Field
Smith. II 80. ,,u NJ t-s,-s41
Stenho n So S.@-....- ~
Miss I'll 81. ..tl,. S.-.t5
VI II - sf5sz Tassis
WIS Miss Hattie Fauceii. Mr. Chase
Green. s. -t-.,e rS..,cz1 A. Md,
Lipsiy - Nanrhns am Mr.
Maxwr 4 $3.50,
knight 4
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Lie NlcKnlIgnn,. Snrnri-e.

Slisz Jessie slcRuiizsn. ~ Victoria. who
"a v.s5tin, her aunt. 3Irz- Il. J. Dodds. az
81 Third avenue. VAS given = pleasant
Surprise yesterday evening a group Of her
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n - s1rial entertainment was
II evening at Kirkland at
~ uInE We're present: Mr.. O.
~ hav Forbes SIR. Allan
~ Leon Forbes. Mr. Harry
~ Krusshoof MIR. Charles
81 V WHEY. Mr.. Harry Rog
~ Bold. Mr.. r. c. Turner.
II a. ar James Sallee. Capt c.
~ r Kim Muuson. Mr.. Fred
~ HrrV kitlev. Mr.. George
's.J - ST. 10 Houghton. Mr.. Ed
~ Haurv Fruy Mr.. y. r. Kel-
~ Gilbert Mr.. Kirk BothelI.
~ more. Mr. Lunn. Mr. Peter
u saan Mr. y. g Mitchell.
- Whittemore. Miss Fannie
- Lizzie Smith, Miss McDOn-
- Miss Ida HoughJon. Miss
N "a n Miss Deua Morris. Miss
- Nrs Lunn. Miss Edith kor-
- Campbell. Miss Annie Korbine.
: n at Miss Tangdon. Mrs. Leek.
~ mGle Mrs Gilbert. Mrs. kitley,
II 50. Mrs Nunson.
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Christmas week has been marked by an
almost incessant round OF quiet home en-
tertainments- We ate our Christmas
dinner at home. with, we'll just "a few
friends 10 share IL" Is the reply made by
many TO the question as To how Christmas
was spent. Next in number only 10 the
home entertainments came the church
festivals and festivities. Not a denomina-
ton IN the city was unrepresented in the
list Of mirtbful celehrants. The leading
public event of the week was the benefit
concert rendered 10 Airs. q A. e. Roches-
ter at the Seattle theater Friday evening,
at which there was i large and repTesen-
tatiVe attendance
Next week promises more gaiety I'm the
way OF balls and parties. Tomorrow even
ing the Cotillion Club will give the first Of
its winter dances. and Tuesday night the
Agayne Club viii bid the old year farewell
In merry fashion.
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80 rartv was given thrlsttllas
Plea A. AK point. A musical pro-
evening 49, given by Miss Nav Amunds
gramfn1 i Daisy Hanson. after y hlch re-
arr 1iS e were served and dancing vas
fresoine - TIE guests until a late hour.
en1oE~l Elng were present. Mr.. and Mira
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Christmas at Renton.

In one of the halls In Renton the chill
dren OF the Sunday school gave and re-
ceived pleasant entertainment on Christ
mas eve After a Christmas song by the
school ana prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gilbert
the following programme was rendered:
Welcome .........................Li Lizzie Pugh
Recitation-'The Little Schemes.
Observation-Disclosures. Katie keoUn
letter 20 Santa Claus" Hattie Hihben
The Chimes Of the Clock" .........-..-..
Observation-Disclosures. Twelve Little Girls
Recitation-"Long Afore Knowed".
..-...-.. .-.-. .---...J ouhnlc hlr1
Song-"'Tis Christmas Day. ........ School
'Topsy- Turvy; or How Ola Santa
Comes" Observation-Disclosures. Five Girls
Recitation-"Bl Blessed Christmas Time"
Observation-Disclosures. Clara Wallock
Acrostic From the Psalms. ..............
................... Fourteen Pupils
Sony Where's Ny Little Kitty?'.....
................................ Mary Push
Tableau-Part !. a Dreary Christmas"
Part ? a Merry Christmas"
~ Christmas Calendar ..-... Twelve Girls
SorE-"Hear the Bells ..-,-.---.-. school
Song Anywhere VITA Jesus" -.--...--.
....-......... Hattie Iuhbeu
HOLIDAY Convention" ..........-- -Four Girls
Dialoeue-"A Finished Education"
...........-...... .-............---T Two Boys
The programme closed with a very
pretty tahleau 10 tWo parts. In the FIRST
Ola Father Time appeared on She one
side with scythe In hand ON tbe opposite
side was an angel looking down on
mother with Two babes Ina the second the
angel waS holding the babes n her arms
the mother rTostrate3 before her IN the
attitude OF sup0,IcaUou. ana Father Time
resting On his seyihe. Miss Florence VIII
Jams persoulIed the angel
As Che programme was brought 20 A
close Santa made his appearance ana stim-
rno~ed ~ lis a3d - oistribut" fhe various
gifts the following. Miss Florence WIZ
Jams MISS Clare Walook Mss lila
Wood atl~s Jennie njfterseu ard Mss
E7ith NJ Williams. The han was ueatly
ara r-ett#ly decorated with everrr-a-s
Instead ~ "a tree was an arch over the
front ~ She stage. and on this Mere hung
among fFc branches the peculiar fruit
borne M such occasions The 6ecora lions
ANA a-rarEs. r1+ats We're ~ charge OF Mr.
ans Mrs RoEert. ~ ho deserve much credit
fer the tIrue ana patience they had given
10 th., prrpa ration. The audience enjoyed
the occasion as wsu as the children
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r Ton Literary Society net
lh@ evening AZ the home of Miss
Adrs1 sror 4 good programme AM
irene social converse made the occa-
cens@A, frhtfIi one Solos acre rendered
SION n Kuntz Miss Irene Lessor and
eE AlSS hs-~o. AMI Rotations acre given
MISS - sov SHAPIRO ard Mr AfolPh- A.
~ ST ~ The programme Eefreshrnf MS
were ser
a late
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-.aitle sfng Climb.

sn dance OF the Seattle
I'D at Prosch's hall FRI
nlRg with a grand march
The following officers We're
H = q. r. Johnston: +. :.
A. .. II. 5, ". Z. Dalno:
Hnrs
.pated were as follows:
keg Mr. c. r. Dow. Mr..
SIR. Nathan Spauldlag,
~ Mr. q. .. Vaughan. Mr..
~ +. Dalno. Mr.. O. l..
am Stemann. jr. Mr.. VIII
s Mr.. r y Crawford,
mn Dir. Z V WheeIo X,
AR J. L. Daniels, Mr..
Mr HAL Hutchinson. Mr..
M - 4 Suffer- Mir. Joseph
an peMers. Mr.. I. $. keI-
U3ams. Miss Allie Poole.
Mss Laura Wallace,
a Miss Gertrude Wiusor.
mns Nss Lulu Boyd, Miss
Miss Esia Alexander,
Miss Irene Mitchell. Miss
Mss Bessie Ingls. Miss
- Chauncey, Miss Ida Rob
Belle Sheehan. Miss June
Nss Grace CLANCY.
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Innings Down
In Price.

go. sssk Skirt Innings. manufacturers,
-. s.-sa Fine English SilesiaS. l5c yard.
2sa''aa0n Hair clo,h. Sc.
NJ sssisa Herring Bone Interl!ning. loc
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III - curtain had gone down on the
% a Fair Rebel at Cordray's
- evening. after the stage SGT
IT a BE- struck and the make-ups
III kDpfaref from the actors and
na1 a leaving them hut common indi-
s.,1 fhe company MAS treated 70
murfrise when Manager William
3 80 that a certain restaurant had
-. u sssrs needing attention, and in
se s, ~ uerlbers OF the company % Look
Mn. 10 was a CAV and merry
kaf soon gathered around the fes
ART and with Jokes and
80 sx,eorhcs the cares Of the
sulAN II hero and villain were soon
.s a Those IN the party were: Mr..
q DobE0n. Miss Beatrice Lieb.
80 - Wheeler. Miss Hattie Foley.
10 II 80 Fisher Mr. William Russell.
S.iNS smith. Mr. Frederick Tjader SIR.
S-ctr Mr. T.. Pickets. Mr. Har-
20 49, Mr. Francis Nelson and Ar.
K-~-,.3aE aate-
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= ..ltle Camera Club.

- meeting of the Seattle
anal arrangements Tor the
on were completed. The
hotographs and other work
che club will take place
aad u at the Ladies' Music
lalFoke building, and viii he
nfral public. The members
astic over their artistic
friendly rivalry is a guar
public will have a rare
evenings OF the exhibition
g. lantern slide entertain
Interesting sets of views
aaErl for this occasion.
he trip TO Mount Rainier
nship Of AR. Charles F..
he choir boys of ST. Mark s
eF Interesting feature viii
- #srsnt members from their
- IUtH4flons for these evening
- mih be- issued, and may be
HHlNing 10 members or ad-
Emil De NeUf. secretary.
Uses TO be a great success,
fne first exhibition Of the
- l Seattle by amateurs.
doubt be given the encour-
81 crowded house.
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In the swedish l.utherar etarrh TNtF4
avenue, near Pike street. co. - sl4as
school festival was hel1 an Thara.las sea-
ing In spite OF ne seFerf st ~
church was croadfA Ths atI1FHa Mnd
their teachers acre sgafHI tr fhF lat
seats on the north side 81 chimney "a
built and no santa Claus ass F h -
cause the swedish Lutherans sag fsev
don't believe iu santa cfals nH ftfa go
count the name ~ Sarfn C1HuH tf aaf
occur I'm The whole prlErsmme. ah.eh as
as follows.
Song -''Vi arc val fiaga ech s.aFs "a
sma' ..--..-...-.-... lear sisn
Alternative reading ~ Luxe fn
Vice Superintendent aH1 SlrtHt haof
Speech Of welcome ....... rar ma
Greeting 81 welcome srntf. Is -
Song Christmas Hymn abo1~
Declarations .-.-............ Sine p fren
song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TR1 utfl. iris
Declarations ............-. Three crtldren
Song -'Ty det varder val ett nnntr
morker'' Observation-Disclosures. l4.sl-
speech-Text: Il am like green ~
tree" Rev. James + Reates. pastor Il
the English Lutheran church
I'ecla nations .--..--..-...-.. Ten chn i-sa
Song-'Ara ware Gud hoiiens"
-.''-.... ....-...-.....--.-.....-.. QHarfefta
Dialogue Observation-Disclosures. Fetrhr 4. q. -
Closing words ............ Emil .ta.~s.. -
song Glada Iulafton' ............-. e'hoir
Prayer -.-.....-..-.-..-.. Rev. r. L-ales
Distribution OF presents
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Murphy. Of Fremont. en-
friends at her charming
avenue Christmas night
a pleasant hour vas
ari conversation. after
musical programme
f.l1Wed bv q dainty lun-
lmme was as follows:
lertei e. Frank Babcock
Nutar duet......-...-.....
Jones' and Fred Holman
Merry Bells -......-.
Mrs. William Murphy
My Love Is a Rover"
Mr Hon. Mr.. Babcock
wAn
$40 anlo-"My Heart and 1"
..--.... Miss Clara Dennis
rsf Miss Iisette CouttS.
i~ft for their homes each
with a handsome SOU
~1lngs pleasure Those
Miss Carrie Robinson. Miss
ss coutts. Hiss Daisy Kee-
Mss Marguerite Coutts.
arts, Mr.. Frank Babcock,
Nj Fred Holman. Mr..
~ Eert Elliott. Mr. Morris
meF Potter. Mr. Harry Kee-
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Inventory Sale of
DoneSticS.

Good quality Apron Ginghams. 81.
ODDS ard Ends ia Apron ana Dress
Ginr4ams. reduced to See
Rest INDIGO Blue Calicos. Sc yard
"a Preached Muslin. s. a ward.
"A Fine Vuhleached Muslin. 81 YARD.
Good Quality Ticking. a. 5'sc. loc, lSo
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HraErRmme which followed
reitatloDs and Songs. IN
4Wtug nsmas3 took part.
Hattie Barrett. Walter
- ei@ary. Lois Simmons
ske. superintendent Hunt
Mlfa a neat little address
The gift-Iaden tree was
lighted up. bells Nngled
an1 santa Claus bounded
RI the happy throng and be-
TIE gifts. Refreshments
served 20 All in the Sunday
80 an8 though the room was
re crowd. al were served.
and an voted Ar Walter
claus a great success.
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Notions.

Real Kid Hair Curriers'. per dozen. Sc.
French Wire Hairpins. lc a bunch.
Black Wire Hat Pins. Jet top. sc
dozen.
Idndsay's Nickel Plated Safety Pins.
two papers for &C.
Best English Mourning Pins, &c a
box.
Steel Back Dressing Combs. 16c.
Childrens Round Combs. black or
colored. &C..
Vaseline or Petroleum Jelly. D. bottle.
Marshall Linen Thread. two spools
for Sc.
French Horn Bones. &c and TIC a
dozen.
Oriental Waving Irons, nickel plated.
a0c.
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Rack Disnsaad shri-su,.= 49,


Rack Disnaand srl-fnasz 49,
A pleasant Chrs.tu.ae feaf u~Nf Il
Vas held under fhe aafHtaea af n8 NMh
Diamond SuutaE er1aaL Aee aatt1era
in charge Wers 49, fs.Isms Naaaa = maxn~
mittee. A.. Joha Fn.sasr m.ss 80
Davies. Mlss sarah A. fhaFias asr. s.aaneM
Mrs. GWifsm. 81 TFhr Il snrfs 81 80
Hughes. Mr. CearEH M ENaHs 90 Il
Gwilym. AR. Ja.a 81 .alsazfa. Il
Mr.. Grfhth t]eNeiifr. ~ f LAA.
ellyn. ar. James is.aff. PSI wt1xn
Mr.. osen RoherfF. Hrasran.Hae HFML
Conn. Miss Annie ilarssn. d - 81 -
viss Mrs. GwHgm t Mra hsmsa - "a
NJ. Davies, M. q "a kFaaF - 4
Roberts. Mr Waham lresas M t~Rm
Gwilym. bah NJ wNssm hasaas -
W. r. Williams. Hf MMNam EHM -
Rees GWilKm. de.ara flsas. Me- NMM4m Il
Stevens. Miss MaEste VA laana. tltAa A.
ME Hanson. Airs. sfans. MFa M 49,
lips The foiloWins praaFa1auae IS <ma /
rendered: song. -rhe star m fne 6eg~
Sunday school chlilfer rssifaltln. ktf4
Watkins. r.citauon. Al sAe' leMAss am<x
Annie Hughes recilathaa. Elss sea cexEF Il
Jones: recitation. f'en0f Wataias go
tion Mabel EusaeT aael W 1@us /
and Hannah hoses aa 1A<sap
Edwards recifaflnn. i.afffa naE reet
tation. Hannah Jane Esans fse. ss.sn.
Robbie GWuEm rr ItFHn. fif. FHt~
lynn. duet Beatrice saata aa r1nnsp
Jones. RECITATION. ArnH asen 4
HAL. Gracious Mgta Nn. Aaal II
children. recitation. Iarf aIe u -.
recitation. Jennie Edward sa l.ANnAH
Morgan. recitation. tfIaIfa lIHarle -
tatiou. laura Galrm Fefa -
Mills. SONG. Hear Sc ia Sal -
4. NJ Davies. recitation -THH Wn arfua
Morning" NJ D. Thsulaa Feefraf.a "a.
lie stone. recitation. AlHa FsaeH.s sfHzs~ 4
mental solo, ATT Peter frfIa. e. - II
Elma Hutchinsnn. sons f laa~f- Il
Ign. song Happy chflsfuas 1asn4
school children Ire rtErHH 81 @fY4A
candy and nuts. ard ularF HrfeaHrf wsns
distributed The Congress asH.ai a m4.~
fist churches presented fhrlH mnr.aF g. Il
ganists. Miss IGa MaF Dawes ans Aafms
Sarah Annie Davies. Ulfh ter 90 $50
Ola Britannica and a hanlaeulr nraaa ts1tn. |
The morning call., 1895-01-20
End OF THE OPERA SEASON.
"Lohengrin" Was Sung to the Largest
Attendance.
Payne Clark the Marvellous Tenor Of the
Occasion Something About
the Man.

The Tavary Opera Company closed its
fortnight engagement at the Baldwin last
evening in what may be called "blaze of
glory" Wagners masterpiece, "Lohen-
grin" was held back as ''piece de resist
ance," and it was presented with al the
strength the management had at COM
mand. The distribution was as follows:
Elsa. :.""..............".. Marie laVary
Ortruo ......''.,.'.s,,,.'... .helen Won Doennon
ne y. Star
Kiu0 unnr v;iiisr M II EaiT
Herald william ScbuSter
The beautiful orchestral prelude, typify-
ing the vision of King Titurel when the
angels bring to him the holy grail, was
marred, however, by late corners and the
changing of seats. There can be no nicely
of taste in those who sacrifice the beauty
of the Wagnerian music to their personal
convenience. So long as this practice of
late-coming prevails, when an important
will be voted ''jay town. To miss the
overture to '1Lohengrin" is TO miss one of
its principal beauties.
Elsa's song, "Oft when the Hours" was
nicely sung by Nine. Tavary; and Lohen-
grin's 81 give thee thanks, my trusty Sa-
vior," well voiced by Payne Clark. This
man Clark is a miracle in a musical way.
ne Is d LduCdSUeT \EuS'l 10Y anu uetS re-
ceived no regular musical education, but is
responsible for every part that is as
signed him. He is commentary on
the necessity of expensive. musical
education at the hands of Limpeti
and Marchesi. Nature has done so
much for him that there is nothing left for
art to accomplish. In the second scene of
the third act, when he makes his exposi-
ton to Elsa, ''The blissful strain is over"
when Elsa is inspired by Ortrud with
jealousy and curiosity, he sang in splendid
voice and method, motto tranquillo, and
his farewell to the King and the mobiles on
his departure to reioin his father at Mont
Salvat, was full of the tenderness OF the
disappointment of his earthly love.
The opera, taken altogether, was fine
example of the force the management has
at command to illustrate the works of the
great master of the emusic of the future"
The chorus might have been better for a
little more drilling, in this particular re-
gard; but the wedding march" was a
beautiful example of ensemble singing.
The company leave for Los Angeles to-
morrow morning and we commend them
to our southern friends who may be must
caily inclined as the best opponents of
opera in its general sense that may be ex-
pected on this coast in many seasons to
come.
For the Baldwin "the rest is silence" for
q fortnight hence.