The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

& - trrntn9 mountains crest
RS ~ e3eamed and snone.
Sss = larrsd bz;fisusnfs
- eusrd The western portals
80 DER saasp psnsaciss
- ~ dsssinctnsss
e tne glowing SKY.
& - M calm water bt&zeS
- ne thousand Lights
80 fsu .n gEittsrsng abandonment
~ " moment
unen iss qn.el bosom,
~ In 70 say good night
81 - IS the heavens The glory spreads
~ earth smiles back.
IA rsdiazs with the parting splendor.
a sueuent oAiy-~then gathering up
- rsxsl robes Of god, and rose.
xnd anssshyst-the king Of day.
9asshsnx last farewell.
qhas Pushes queenIy earth
=. 4 scariet lie. passes on
mandy. into the vague
Ara unknown west.
--BernIce 4. Newell
- Ladies Musical Club listened 10 .
$50 recital given by Mr.. Robert We.s-
- lest Tuesday afternoon. and the en-
1nnetasn was great during the whole OF
- artistic performances. This 10 the first
- N, wessbacb has been heard IN Ia
- s.ncs his return to the city, and he
- gwen . warm reception that grew
- genuine ovation - the programme
n1vuacsd. He paying - especially no.
fIeoabse Cor IT. refined and delicate char
orsa, I'll the lighter passages being given
uffh re utm0st grace and fin.sn. while
~ oppression. The closing number.
1.xst's Paraphrase on R.goietto. was brill
E6nssy ezecured. ard Mr. Weisbaeh was
1k1seed 60 return several times 10 DOW his
acknowledgements of the storm Of APP
n,aune mat followed the programme. Miss
liza OBrIsn. young pupil Of Mr. Weis-
foeA. gave twD selections In excsi.ent
asis, playing Tscha.kowsky's '-Aazurkz'
11pec.aisy we'll Misc Mamie Nickeus was
q hoofd 10 TWO numbers and won new fau-
- for herself BY her sweet, unaffected
neanes. perfect snuncsation. as well as
~ rich. deep contraito voice which have
nade her 30 great = favorite In musical
elfe3sA
The large hall was filed to overlooking.
on4 Mr.. We.sbach may well feel nAttsred
~ me hearty welcome accorded him on
fhb MS reappearancS. while the club for
uhom the concert Was gwen may consr4t-
u1a;< themselves on the success OF their
Grn artists recital Tea was served at
81 close Of the programme by the social
eommisise.
The entire programme 10 given: Bal
kde-0p q. Chopin: etude. r major. Op.
=, stud4. c minor. OPP. 10. Chopin: vocal
duet. The Angel" Rub.nsts.n, with vio-
Ia ohligsto: rondo. for two pianos. Chop
b. soprano solo. "Beauty's Eyes" Tosti.
mandolin obiigato. Maxurka. Tscflaikow-
~. spinning song. Wagner. Woiisn-
haups, Mss Lima X. O'Brien. pupil OF Mr..
xdDbach: contralIo solo, Dreams"
otrssexki: tab wa.desrauchen. Lszi: OBJ
II We're . Bird" Henselt: fcl Re,odie.
major. Rubinstein. Rigoietto. Para
oAlaee. lsszt.
fsmorrcw evening At the First Free
fhuych Misc Anne KavaHaugh VIII give =
FscssAl. which Is certain to be one OF the
uou Of the season. Mlss kavanaugh Is
zen known In this city. having spent
tearly year here. and her inimltAble i'm
pefsonations and d-aiect sketches are so
vel remembered ~ to need no comment
~ the announcement OF her return to old
kends. Her programme Monday evening
VII include a number OF choice new selec-
tons. among them being AIS Fair in
Lave" summer sketch by II. c. Bunner,
The Cooking Lesson" an IRISH selection.
The woo.ng of henry the Eighth"
ea2h VII be assisted by Mr.. Robert r..
Newell. PIANIST. and Mr.. George Browne.
r.. ysoisnist. and all who have ever lis
t<aed TO her will not be slow to avail
iaemseives of this opportunity to renew
~ acquaintance. and those who have not
~ 10 be envied as having before than An
s;sngethsr new and charming experience.
Tho ladies of the First Congregational
church have arranged for = unique and
Interesting entertainment In connection
Win their annual sais OF fancy articles
which occurs Monday ana Tuesday even
tags In the church rarsors- The rooms
VII be fitted up to represent q New En-
gland village with Its country store. bake
shop. apothecary shop, tavern and post
once. sii 10 be attended by ladies and gem
,ismen in costumes OF ye oiden TYNE. Din
her y 10 be served from to at the old
ten. Travellers Rest. and during each
evening short programme VIII be rem
osFsd On Monday evening rea, old
iawn aectin'" is on the fapss. aud on
Tuesday night q colonial musicale viii be
sven. ~ which sonse of the best musical
fsisnt u the city VII appear. The AFFAIR
Promises 10 he most successful and inter-
ssfinS srcm lite novelty and the careful
sAy Ia which the ladies ara conducting It..
A!ss Carrie Bass gave 3 very cei,Shsfui
Normal tea yesterday afternoon at tho
iesrtifal home OF her sister. Mrs. L. r.
Asaa'ng- At the table. which was decor
SEA iasser1ily In psnk. with choice now
tn Mn T. b. Wallace and Mrs s NJ
ssekpoh dispensed tea and chocolate The
wat was In honor Of Mrs. q. J. Franssoii
eud tAe guests were. MRS Wallace. Mrs.
sse&scn. Mrs. George White. Miss Baker.
80 Tower. Miss Little. Miss Munsoa.
Macdonald. Miss rorhes. Mss
Rtxs. Mss kyrshaw. Miss Nicholson.
asS Bowen. Miss Bennett. Miss Seymour.
aa Jessie Seymour. Miss Heihrooke.
MHs Ethel Heseroake. Misc Underwood.
an Ferr.ss. Miss Clarified Ferrss. Miss
~. h.ss Amy Hall, Miss Blanchard. OF
..EAs sew Monday c.neh clah met in
- ieasnis' rooms al the Rochester last
~ The weekly prize was won ny Mrs.
SN1fy hnrsey. The club members are
~ = a snowaen. Mrs. Ralph Mescsif.
= I. fNlrgr. Mrs. l. L. fsooynss.
-. fsfer Kaufman. Mrs. Joseph Nc
4s* Mrs. G. ". Dickinson. Mrs. Joha
sci Mrs. Heller. Mrs. C. A. Murray.
r. Rust. Mrs Harry Hurley.
. -, Sun VII meet this week at the home
-. ~ StcNasn.
Social Notes.
- - haEA { Wallace has returned from,
ssss 70 Spokane.
ny = c, Vaughan has returned from
vast IN he gsss.
~. seogse Browne Is daily expected
Eera the East;
kss.,s rass = Cole has gone DOWN the
GO business ,T4n.
~ - - nsvte ossen. ~ Portland. Is visit
so meseeg. Mrs Weed.
ss~ss !, 49,. N Boston. 10 staying st the
~ MS J &. heusAton.
ksss s,saas.a Parsons entertained tbs
~. ea Slaa Friday Afterncon.
ASf Mrs.