The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

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Garrett. Mr.. and Mrs. @. Mead Emery. Mr..
and Mrs. w II whlttlesey. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles r. Whlttiessy. Ir. and Mrs. Will
lam Mcdonald. Mr. and Mrs W G. Per-
kins Mrs. s. C Simpson. Mrs. F. j. Conn.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Kyer. Mrs P. B. VI.
Miller. Gov. Mcfiraw. Mr.. E H. Amrni-
down. Mrs r q. Graves. Mrs J. g HainsS,
Mrs Howard Jcsiin. Mrs \ NJ Brooses.
Mrs Harriet Baxter. Ms Nugent. Mr.. and
Mrs J. Albert Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs e
W. Andrews. DR.. and Mrs George New
lands. Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Gray. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred StimSon. Mr. ard Mrs Thomas
Shepherd. Mr. and Mrs Daniel kellehsr.
Mr.. and Mrs Gilbert 5. Maam. Mr.. and
Mrs ". T. Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. Hawley.
Mr. and Mrs. III. G. Henry. Mrs W. II III.
Green. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Power. Mss
Murray. Miss Alice Mcknight Miss Bur-
nett, Mss Furth. Miss Strive. Mss Emery,
Miss Folsom, Miss Seymour. of Tacoma;
Miss Olive Baxter. Miss kellogg. Miss Al
len. Miss Rumsey. Miss Elaine Hanfc-d,
Miss Helen Fairfax Mcknight. Mss Kate
Mctsraw. Mss Brooks. Miss Irene Simpson,
Miss Eleanor Miller. Miss Olive Miser
Miss Helen Lawrence, Miss Calhoun, Miss
Nugent. Miss Price, Miss Clark. Miss
Wade, Miss AIMEE Smith, Miss Hall, Miss
Si.Soria Furth. Miss Belle Waldron, Miss
Andruss. Mr.. Josiah Collins. Mr.. John Saw
age, Mr.. Fred X. Strive. Mr.. Charles Ling.
Mr.. George Folsom, NJ. Charles Munday.
Mr.. Walter Fulton, Mr.. Jack Readnan.
Mr.. Ed Terry. Mr.. f. L. Rsber, Mr.. Matt
Scurry. Mr. Rob Brinker. Mr.. Charles
Clary4 Mr.. Philip Ammidown, Mr.. George
Hurd. Mr.. Harry Meserse, MIR. Austin. Mr.
William Brownell Goodwin, and many
others.
The pipe organ twilight recital. given by
the Ladies' Musical Club at Plymouth
Congrega tionai church on Friday even
ing. May i, was by far the best and Iaost
extensive colcert given by the club during
the past year. The spacious church was
crowded. and wrapt attention was given
the performers. The decorations. which
were the handiwork OF the Young Wonen's
League, 10 whom the concert was ten
dered. were artistically arranged and add
ed greatly TO the appearance Of the hand
some church. There We're also scattered
about the eiifce numerous coiored in
caRdsscent lights. which added to the
scene. giving solemn twilight effect The
magnificent pipe organ was brilliantly
lighted with number OF these lights and
decorated with apple blossoms. A .ieas-
ing diversion was the selection of num-
Der of handsome young ladies. all becOm-
ingiy gowned in light colors. as ushers
and eusiodians OF the exchequer which
was In the form Of dainty baskets. IN
which those IN attendance might contrib
ute their mite. The ushers were Miss
Anna Parsons. Miss Berta Frye. Miss
BESSIE Hammond and Miss Emma Ranks.
Those in charge of the baskets were Miss
Abhie Drew. Miss Mabel Abbott Miss
Add.e Harris and Miss May Banks The
lady participants in the concert were also
becomingiy atiired in light fabrics. which
added much to the effect OF the surround
ings and helped 10 remind the audience
that spring was here and that IL was the
first day OF May. although the elements
tried TO decree that II was not
A delightful programme was prepared
under the direction OF Mrs. Charles r.
Patterson, to whose untiring efforts the
success Of the concert was due. Mrs. Pat
terson. Miss Calile Gilleit. Miss winnifred
Andruss and DIR. F. s. Palmer delighted
the audience with selections on that most
soul-stirring Of Instruments. the pipe or
gan. Mrs. William I'll. Whittlesey and Mrs.
+. II. Churchill we're the vocal soloists
and were enthusiastically received. Mrs.
ChurchiIl's accompaniment OF piano, cello
and violin was different from the usual
piano accompaniment and added greatly
10 the beauty OF the number Other vocal
numbers were furnished by the chorus
o. the Ladies' Club. under the direction
Of Mrs. W. L. Miller. and a male quar-
tette consisting OF Herbert Williams.
Charles W. Saunders. 4. W. Ccnant and
X II. Lindsay. An old Gregorian chant
was given by unseen persons at the be-
ginning OF the programme. which pro-
duced solemn and weird effect The
Quartette given by organ, piano. yiolon-
cello and violin. played by Dr. r 6.
Palmer. Mrs. +. u. Van Wasenen Mrs.
julia Rosenthal and Prof G i. Barhnsan.
WAS quite an innovation and Was beau-
tful Altogether the concert was a marked
success and viii long be remembers by
those fortunate enough to he present The
members % the club and Young womer's
League rendered vote OF thanks to Mrs.
Patterson for unfiring efforts The pro
srsm-ne as rendered was as follows.
Pipe organ-.'Twilight Recital ........
PART I-SaCresl Music
"Oi3 GregorlaH Chant 100. Kyrie EleIsou
Ladies Chorus ana Male Quar;etfe.
Organ SODA "Csuucbfrs-'' Kunak-
Lott. b. Elevation" Eniln ant .......
Mrs. Charles f. Patterson
VOCAL Soio-'My Re<ieemer ard Ny
Mrs. william Whi;tiesey. Buck
Organ Solo-''Sonsta No g. .Mendelssohn
Miss Callie Gillette
Tweuty-third Psalm .......-. rr. Schubert
Chorus of Ladies Musical Club.
oua-feft.-a. Revere. Hoffman,
Baehmsn: b. Largo" Handel ........
Nioloncei,o. Psof @, z Raehman.
violin. Julia Rosenthal: organ. pr.
z. : Palmer.
Organ Sol0-"Fantasle' ...-.-..... Merksi
Miss Winniefred Andruss
Vocal SolS-"Thou Everywhere -fachner
Mrs A Churchill. accompanied
by piano. organ. violin ard cello.
Organ Solp-'-Sonata in Minor
Or. F. $. Palmer.
Organ Solo-'onertoire, s. Cecilia
Mrs Charles p. Patterson
Male Quartetie-"RloS. Buele. BLOW
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