The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-23

rn. nR~r~e Rv~r soe,<r-axsa1ec people.
vito uere distressed 20 rcxxsser ssN conres>
"a sort Of esarrAy a4ni~. s~E fHSo use
ard ctspy~z sssezr hands ssnes nsSiss-
aged srasI~rzan VAS Asrross ecss.s,o'1--
---razs 2s~s re Eo0s-. sasS nes n1Se
heard serrsons ina. I Aave ssir Ike az
ssIauafnx, h1r ecssk.u,s heranse custom has
ESTE SIZED Thai gn- sA0us3n'E give ex-
precision 10 hrs sentiments - q Tc1Fc0-
an glad razs szra ID .os rns case here
Wher. Rev d < Garrett @s~rPe6 on tire
stage he xzs greeted win rossnd OF zEs-
sssau~e. AT xhsch kss smiled NJ. Garrett
In decidedly popular man with al classes
n sezstse ard the presence Of -sesoth.-
and she endorsement of zach men "a Mr..
Garrett and other eEergym.n OF Seattle
Ezs refreshing 20 many who might havs
Had 1E2irsS % es5Easc.ence At Attendance
arson anything sa . theatef On the first
dzr Of TIE week
Hxhss ami briefly Outlined the progress
sad effect Of nsssie-nos al Sacred n usse.
but al good nusic- ~AH good music Is
sacred said Mr. Garrett bEsf he 6id rot
Say rEst al 80 cred nnxsssc Is good as there
might have been a differences az Opinion.
except as 20 intent, ard the occasion was
cue % harmony. He said that there are
combinations Of notes that are immoral.
snd ehsraesersees otherwise. iusnorAI in
Of the effect Of such music when Ulysses
passed the ssl<.sA where the ssrens sang.
h1w be tiles his ssficrs' ears with wax
ard had himself dashed 70 the mast, Of
fs-ph~Gs In hrs search for the golden fleece
orpfseus was himself . greater musician
tslan Ike sirens. and was not affected
AssSc" xasd Mr.. Garrett. '-cafms souls
and brings into hearts the peace that pass
eth understanding. Aussc IL an art and
h 41fr .4f ~ usf
ssrstood-~ he said that he approved Of
the concert a. a way Of spending Sunday
afternoon he spoke Of the effect of mu-
ssc on men under certain conditions and
The Playing Of the patriotic songs at the
battle OF Shiloh. tsy the inspiration Of
which tbs battle was won. An national
airs are sacred saiS Mr. Garrett. la coa-
einxgon-
There Was a vigorous eIapping Of hands,
and the hand took UP tire parapnrase on
itow Gentle Gods Commands" AS the
familiar tune was Comm laced az old lady.
with ripping. snox-white hair. whose
hrtghf hsas eyes looked out IN q rnofheriy
way. through gosd-bcwed spectaries.
cleared hes throat. Hosstened her lips aud
prepared 10 hrm. AT least. the air that she
knew 80 well She had never heard the
pararhras@ and she did not recognize the
tune in Its later arrangement. After lock
ing around inaalrsngis she blushed n a
lovely Ole way, and settled back not al
all convinced that How Gentle Gods
.cmH Ards has been improved upon.
However, there was plenty in the Selection
30 remind Eseopie OF the original. and the
sesectson was encore1-
Mrs Bsanche X. Gwambs' beautiful
voice was heard 10 advantage ia Walls
Ave Mara. The selection was in er-
TIE Keeping With the programme and oc-
CASTOR and the number xzs The most pop
nlar q the afternoon Mrs Graaahs'
stage presence Is that OF the a1.saed artist
aud her singing method i always con-
sssteat. Her efforts acre seconded by Mr.
ssns~i Driscogi. who p4aged a vislsn
ohllgato- The seeompanixf was Mr. SCI
ASHER Fer the encore that vas vigorous
ir demanded Mr. Granbs sazg the Lost
Chord. also accompanied by Msss-s-
Driseo.l aa6 Asher.
A Fantasia from wsvncr's --I,oaengrin"
folsose-S. ard that IN tsEr vas toiioxea
~ a selection from we5srrs Mass n Il.
both OF sa3eh ser@ well receives.
A surprise vas IN store fer 1ae h.g aasi-
ssfee- many 81 MON lad heart Mr. Dvss-
col as the trader Of the Seattle shext=~
orchestra has xso had no kaoxiesIg. Of
ats zAsAty 80 SOLO xFoisrsst Il xzs rs
first appearance in this cise as sGeh. and
the announcement attracted some aitsn-
ton. bar - 20 such measure as the future
@iii prossaee Mr. nrssecsi was down en-
sss programme fer the souvenir o.
hzyaE.@ ~ Leonard. Dr.. prSzco.i's PLAY
sag stamped his work az that OF az artist.
Bls Acwing and pszxscato helng partica-
larry effective he played al Of TIRE var.z-
fsoaS Of tie different numbers En- d master
IL manner. and when encored PLAYED A
dainty lullaby BY Hsaser. showing n FIRE
feeling and deiicscy Of touch entirely ssa-
expected. Mr.. DriScoHi by hsS wcrx yes
fesfsy. has placed himself ii the foremost
ranks of Sesttl. musicians. An sn4znt4
fFefn E~ethosens First SYMPHONY and
Sosssss international Congress. hy the
First Regiment Band. cioxea one Of the
rnost successful concerts ever given in
Seattle Hsndmzster Wagner has reason
20 feel proud Of his splendid organization.
The pyeseeuian boxes we're occupied nv
members 81 the city government and their
families. Col Risi hsa. % the Times and
hts family. Win ri Parry ana family.
iona Knox Brown and family. Rev n. G
Garrett ard the manager and e<lsfor-iv-
chief Of the Po~t-lntelllgencer and their
wives
The tire Weber grand piano used was
furnished BY sherman 4 Clay. music deal
ers, on Second avenue.