The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-12-06

press property. Thai e. was appreciated
was shozn by ERE vigorous applause and
ere y1ol3n artist was compelled 70 COINS
forward and give EubsuSrefr's Melody n
?. a rarely beaufisug ARRANGEMENT. played
81 q manner rarely argist.c and flrslst1ed.
On Fri9ay afternoon az ehe Parish
Tios1ze crowd OF little tots we're seen. ac-
oompansesi ny raetr rramEnas. al OF
whom were going IN response 20 an invita-
Ton sent ont by s1fS. EsnrnOns and Mrs.
r. a. kersnaT. A Mother Goose fete was
on the taps and IN tbs evening a chill
9ran's RAJ was given che object being.
a merry dance ard new shoes for the
little feet IN sne Cngfa-eu's Home"
This was one OF the r,oss successful and
charming OF entertainments and al ehe
little folks had a lovely tine. The patron
szszes-MrS- Charles King. Mrs. I L. Loo
ms, Mrs. Nelson Bennett. Airs Frank X
Card n. Mrs c. J. kershaE. Mrs Frederic
Mgttet, Mrs. A u. Tngersoii. Mrs J. NJ
Miller Committee Of arrzngerenFs-Miss
Henrietta King. Miss win4fred Loorlts.
Mss Cera Bennett. Mss clarssse Cardsn.
Floor rzgerE-Master Emmons ker-
straw, Master ROBBERS Vanderbilt. Master
John spragus. Master Robert Hyde
Mr.. Robert Q. Newell. wfso left wednes-
day evening for Oakland. Cal, IS not yet
u. He came 20 shss city from Grinnel,
Iowa, with ms parents. eight years ago.
and his musical eduratton here has been
under Mr. AiYah Glover Salmon. now a.
rector Of the Boston Training School Of
Muse His first work was done with Prof.
Willard Klraba3I. director OF Iowa College
Conservatory, and he evsnced a taste for
and an understan dtug OF music OF the best
order al a very early age. As an organist
ne shows great promise and al IS he per-
formed the remarkable feat of doing the
organ work for the production Of the Mes
ssah learning she tremendously dIff1cult
accOFnpa Elinaenfs IN three weeks time.
Recently ne was offered fhe position OF
organist IN 81. Paui's church tn Oakland,
and IL IS 10 his new work that he has gone.
Mrs Harrison q. Foster gave pleasant
cinch party Monday afternoon for her
mother, Mrs A. G.. Foster. The house
was handsomely decorated with ehrysan-
themums and after the game a delicious
lunch was served. The prizes we're eS-
tremely pretty. Mrs. Fraak Allyn won the
first. Mss Wallace second. and Mrs Ev-
ans the consoiat.on- Among the guests
we're: Mrs C. W. Griggs. Mrs. Nelson
Bennett. Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. W W.
Evans, Mrs. j. w. Rowe. Mrs. Fannie
Bailey Mrs c. b. Delprat, Mrs. n. G.
Wallace. Mira j. w. Pinkerton. Miss Wal
lace. Mrs c. j KeFshaw. Mrs. c. II. Mar
bile. the Misses FOrsythe. Mrs. p. j. Fran
slof. Mrs H. D. Thomas, Mrs. George
Browne, Mrs. Clinton Nonson and others.
THE Tacoma fheater was crowded
Thursday evening 70 greet the genial
comedian, Nat Goodwin. n his new sue
cess. IAN American Citizen That people
vl.l 20 20 hear things they want TO hear
Is proved again and again. when some ex-
ira attraction packs the house. And II
was a Jolly house, Not good point was
IA sSed unnoticed. Everybody was in the
best hunnor, and IL only needed the gay
sslisez of the favoTite comedian 20 bring
our all the joility pent up in the hearts OF
those present. From first 20 last the sue
cess OF the play. rs clean, wholesome SEN
tiuent. It's beautiful stage settings, ana its
spontaneous humor and tenderness, made
II a pure delight to all.
social Notes.
Miss Sadie Bennett Is visiting in Spo-
kane.
Mr.. Thomas Riggs. jr.. was in the city
last week
p. A. oFsrren. of Spokane. was in the
city last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A c. Foster left last
week for st. Paul.
Mr.. $ NJ. Nolan and family have come
into town for the winter.
Mrs. ]. w Rowe entertained the Sans
Souci Club Thursday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Dickinson are get
ting ready 10 leave for New York.
The Kindergarten Club met Friday aft
ernoon. Federation papers were read.
and the club now numbers among its
members Miss Amalia Hofer editor of the