The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-08
Annual Entertainment f. b. Y. C.

Annual Entertainment +. B. \. c.
The event Of the week was the annual
entertainment and dance of the Elliott
Bay Yacht Clue al Stevens hall IN
"Wednesday evening. II really marked
the opening Of the yachting season. al
though the yachts will not Dc brought cat
OF their winter quarters for several weeks.
The musical and literary programme had
been carefully selected and consisted Ct
numbers from well-known musicians ard
readers. The gem OF the evening was the
music by the Marcheso Zobo Quartette.
composed OF several Spanish students
with twisted Spanish names. The music
was weird. yet attractive. and The per-
formers were compelled to respond to sew
eral elcores. The dancing programme vas
wen arranged and furnished rare amGse-
ment for those 50 inclined. Early in The
evening. or just before the time for the
entertainment. Il business meeting WAS
held b. the club members and the follow
ing officers elected for the year: commo-
dore. Henry Hensei: vice commodore. Dr.
George L. Thompson; treasurer, Amos
Brown: board OF directors. DEM Simon
son. r J. McClellend. Lee Coolidge. II.
Ludwig, VIII d Wilson. II. Drisko. Percy
Callehan and Hugo Graf. The business
meeting over. the members repaired 10 the
hall and the reias We're turned over 10 king
Mlrth. who held full sway for the rest
of the evening and a portion OF the morn
ing Small silk souvenir pennants Of the
club were presented to the guests and Will
always serve 10 remind them of a gay time.
As Is the custom with the club, light re-
freshments We're served during he evening.
The musical and literary programme was
as follows:
Opening Remarks. ....... Mr.. Amos Brown
Piano Solo-"Spinning Song .-....-.-- Raft
Mr.. r n. Herald
tluarfptte NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. selected
Messrs. Lansing. Fischer Gilbert
Smith and Atkins.
Mir Charles +. Clary.
Mandolin, Flute and Guitar-"la
Mes iTs'' Eversole. Merriam ana Ioanan-
'0s Mr., william McAdam.
The Mareaeso Hobe Qaisrtette. ~ .S selected,
SignOrs De Capo, Ailegretto, bu baclA
and Del Soto.
The dancing programme consisted Of siN-
teen dances. the music set 10 appropriate
titles Among the guests were noticed; Mr.
and Mrs W. c, Landon. Mr. and Mrs c g
Marring, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII McAdam. Mr.
and Mrs lines y. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs
j.. Cady, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moran. Mr.
end Mrs. W r. Andrews. Mr. and Mr.
William Bremen, Mr.. and Mrs. George
List. Mr. and Mrs. u. II. Callahan. Mr.
and Mrs. \. Stetson. Mr. and Mrs. F. hls-
leie, Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brown, Mr. and
Mrs Ambrose. Mr.. and Mrs. charles
Hanger, Mr.. and Mrs. William Hensel. Miss
Lillian Cody. Mss Thea Andrews. Miss
L. HAYDEN, Miss Andrews. Miss y Sey-
more Miss Howard. Miss NJ Rlrfick, Miss
Russell. Miss l.. Haven, Miss l.. Selden.
Miss Meyers. Miss c. Koch, Mrs. Black.
Mrs Coolidge. Mr.. A E Gardner. Mr..
L. Shortrhge Mr.. Ciopeck. Mr.. Nc
kenzie Mr.. r. Gamwell Mr.. George l..
List Mr. h Iatensberg. Mr.. Charles
Cleary. Mr. S!ninan. Mr Z Herald, Mr..
L. L. Callahan. Mr.. Rtzwaller. Mr.. En-
gersole. Mr. l.. Riley Mr. Charles Leigh
ton, Mr. q. II. J. Stoltenherg, Mr. ellie
son nr George II. Thompson. Mir Wli H.
Day. Mr. f r. Ingersoll. Mr.. r II. Ever
sole. Mr Charles Z. Clary. Mr. Charles
Iowman Mr. Shortridge. Mr.. William Nc
Donald. Mr L W. Foster. Mr.. q l.. Bat
tullo Mr. Walter Beakhane, Or. Albln. Or.
Iesssv Or. W. r. Forrest.