The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-03-29
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$1,000. learsn 8L-Gpeoaal.-3hs pleas
- of ooc1sty havO consisted o. v'siuhe
piIllnagy oDen1nCst eiscussine ne N.sss
kdjllng Shlag n hsadgsas and the nocoy
|nsw eslf beetA an1 ecsag o.. ~ n
rU - G rolf over which nearly
|eyery - ~ eons via during the past
ne e.wu e 10y vssk means : CASA.
&,on AZ - festivities, and even the caro-
|oiuhs Nm = Suspsnlsd ses ths coming
|Week.
~Whnm" PEuGyoan1nG.
~ sruaA6nt Svsnt u the coming season
mi = ~ production late in April OF the
|iienf opera "Wham," which II now ready
"a beefn stare rshearsals. and the expecta-
finn Il thaf Mr.. Stevens and Mr.. Morrison
VIII score an enormous success. Inc cos
TUNES. which are Oriental In colorins ana
design.ars nearly complete. snd the whole
stage effect viii b. exceedingly good. inc
voris Of the marriage ceremony which
y nraeut vim pronounce are In the most
eorr1ct and IN Dc siecle Chinook and the
melody and orchestral parts are admir-
ahly composed 10 suit the touching SEN
feucee. ma nook. lip-lip chuc, chicka-
min piah," tho chorus coming in In true
sjwash monotone At the close. The finale
OF Act I. works Up to = splendid climax.
with the full chorus In unison. Miss Nc
kinney a Loo-Ioo, carrying = most eff
sectivs ebligato through to the close. No
uino nor expense II 10 be spared to put
. opera On the boards In the most COM
A. All l.<A fxrI. asxA kA In
Nit will b. q revelation to many who
hes not realised what brilliant and versa
fiAalent ID 10 DO found In the city.
whist Club Dance.
sAolAy evening the Whist Club was en-
tertand by Mr.. J. Il. Smith. Mr.. Ethan
Allen md Mr.. Frank NJ. Lamborn.
young 4it1emen members Of the club, by
very oightfui dancing party at Parker
nail. Tnrnembers and friends who were
present we: Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Groh.
~; ana J. h. Ternes. Mr.. and Mrs.
y. =. beai.tr. and Mrs c. G. Johns. Mr..
ana aus, stnk. Mr.. and Mrs. Colin Nc
1ntosn, Mr ID Mrs. Perry. Mr. and Mrs
Davis, Mr.. IN Mrs. Knight. Mr.. and Mrs.
9. Pasett.Nrs. Helm. Mr. ana Mrs.
AcsenAnd. ca and Mrs. Mountfort Mr..
ana Ars: Armsong. Mss Dwyer. Mrs.
Lewis. Mis- Conan, Miss Worley. Miss
Davis. Miss sargst. Miss clemmens. Miss
anderson. MI. WI. Norman, Mr.. Otis A.
sargsnt M. Wren Dickson. Mr.
xisnef. ~ CulverMr. Warrington. Mr..
Hopping. Mr.. smtthMr Allen, MIR. Lam
Production oe.Esi,ah.v
TAs 9TH Of May ProfH. rIan ro,,,.
ana his splendid choruiwiu present for
the nrSt time In T,acon MendeIs.ohn..
magnificent oratorio 'EiAh.'' which has
been rehearping since ths,oIidavs This
y tho most ambitious undt King n, ,ha
kind evsr attempted hero. a n nrom,sss
to be signal Success. 81 Foil who
leaves London early In AprA viii arr,vs
here In time for the last fewrehes rsals
ana has bssn secured for TIN powerf,i
PASS SOLOS. while Mrs. c. y. yabriskie.
Iaoomas most artistic soprano.will take
the soprano solos. A full orchetraI sc.
compartment win be given, In ad,aon -
the piano. played by Miss PaulInss"ns,
and the pipe organ presided over NJ
Robert G. Newell '
Cineh Club Meoes.
THO 1AAias' Cinch Club which IA. -.
On Fri0ASs has changed the day
wednesday,. and was entertained ~.
week By Nh. Ralph Metcaife. on Nor~
Fourm street. The prize. which was
peamuful sterling silver hat pin set with
nriihants. was taken by Mrs. Stephen
eears. Tho guests OF the club were; Miss
stoeus MIS- Gault and Mrs Howard JOS
III ns members present were: Mrs.
John n. Scott. Mrs. q. w. pelaua,ar
mrs. L. Y. Loomis. Mrs. Joseph Ncoahs
ME Ms =. I. purgin, Mrs. d. s. Grosscun
LIS s Frank Knoble. Mrs r. " Benham
~ ~ w. Dickinson, Mrs. Richie,
A Physiology Party.
Wedneeday afternoon Mrs A r. NJ
Ssame entertained very informally d,
nonor OF Mrs. Lord of Olympia tn.
sAdies came In with their fancy work ana
= merry nour was spent In guessing nh vsjo-
Iosica! riddles. Mrs. q. j. Maxwell. who
sNve the greatest number OF correct an
1919. received dainty china cup ana
2 tiny skeleton. Cake. coffee ana '' ,"
were served The ladies' presen, @
Mrs. Lord. Mrs. Fred oids. Mrs u w
orhi, MIS- Wadiin. Miss Olds M,s.
Sasn A uids. Mrs. Jesse Merrill, Mrs s
Aswen' MT. Hunt, Mrs. Corey. Mr..
Achilles. Mrs. Willard Smith. "'
Young Men Entertains6
~ very pleasant whist party wa. r,,
We young men Of the Rcorovus CT
~. ~enncsday evening by Mis-. crsaS,
ma an n ana her mother. Prize, we,a
s'an ~ MI. John Schlarb and Mr. csor.s
49,. = Nes delightful evening was
Gecr.. cne ionowins gentlemen: Mr.
p" m.'ecr. Mr.. Robert e, Neweli A..
nevand blanchard, Mr.. u. " Mssam NJ NJ
=, "" nsm schlarb. Mr.. John s.s,.a a.'
ya thompson. Mr. George DIXON NJ ~,
r.,rsMnson. Mr.. Harry Weer. NJ n,,, hu
"e''e Mr.. Holt. Mr.. Wood. milton
wednesday Cinch C,,h
mesung or the "Wednesday C,n.h
~. was held last week at the residences
.,rs.,s MN iarker. North II and Fourth
ua,v me ciuh VIII not meet during
rory week Among those ,rcs.n, ,,.,,.,
Mrs Galnsha Parsons. Mrs Has u.
neiprat, Mrs. Frank ALVIN Mr. .rna,..
,nsss, ants. J. w. Pinkerton Mrs Gcos,,a
browne. Mrs. Fannie A BAILEY NJ
w. srs Hoys. Mrs. e. J. Kershox
m H. T. Jacobs. Mrs. Till,nghsst.
sewing Class Meets.
MN. A. X, Hiscock en,erta,,a. a.,
vns iaoies who meet every week 10 SEN
,Ur enari,y wednesday afternoon. These
l. .se'' Were: Miss Rowe, Miss Nahel
.I,,rs Mss hershaw. Miss Bowen. Miss
''' "iss Applegate. Miss Baker.
Tacoma Society Notes.
'or a visit S""e 10 aaKina
Mrs, IL. c. Potter and chldrc, NIL, M,
20 East until April 81 wal "o'
,,~r and Mrs Grosscup returned las,
monday from Chicago.
,y ss marjorie narnal is expected 10
'penu the summer In Tacoma
y JON her son, who Is now In Chicago.
MT and AIRS. A. Reeves Ayrcs ,ef, ts.,
''ohuay Tor their fine ranch at Colyillc
n MISS Grace perrickson entertained ,Aa
pupnes'e Whist Club Friday aftcrnoor.
Mr. and Mrs James Ssmons have ,shar
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