The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-14
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-.ooyA. March n.-Special-society
-, atsorned n keeping Lent, and In
~ 1870 10 keeping warm also. during
g. - week tn me city Of Tacoma NOW
- -. zvav Teuten days are upon us.
ga - aegofse re5osees n that she
- 100 early .n tns season 60 Join
sE - cltsfy~ for she may stiE spend a
49, cav Al one % these gatherings
ss.l = go h fauch with the lsses, Cos
- =. - saved from that terrible foe %
- -arnsovea--@nnuL The opportunity
800 Improvement appeals 10 an
&C. who eagerly Join culture clubs
- xsvo,e themselves 10 the mysteries OF
1900 and the thrilling lines %
's..rssre. getting in plenty Of social en-
So a. vel. 50 that FOR the most part.
=. .erld il attn a busy one, though not,
80 as zsy nieBf % wished.
-. rsg4slar- concert OF the Ladies' MusE-
$50 las Tuesday was under the dIrec-
-. :. ges. Carlo A Speratl, and was de-
80 entirely to Norwegian music TIE
.-s~rzmme vas one OF the most delightful
- xsven before the club, each number
80 gem from the best Northern CON-
..ss-s and rendered in a manner wholly
s~+s..le. The Norwegian Glee Club Of male
- gave the opening number vita
-, effect their rich. fun voices, careful
ss.Slaz and precise attack. making IL an
.-..arasl0n 10 listen 70 the strong. wild
- az "oiaf Trygvason." sr. Oig
sai ana Miss Nora Smith gave a sonata
=. vsaglr and piano. by Edward Grieg. that
rs mastery piece OF work, and partIeu-
s..v Characteristics Of this great COM
s~.sr sThe Chalet Girls Sunday" by
20 Eat. sung by Mrs. Davenport and the
g'ss Club vas charming number. and
sslsgss Land Sighting" sung 5y
" Guy Evans. and large
~,is chorus, with orchestral ac-
samnaniment, was a number worthy
SAGE an any concert programme. Indeed.
fAs sntirs programme was one that would
"a credit 10 any music hall. and Prof
sasrasi was given a hearty reception
rAsn he stepped upon the platform 10
xsys a short sketch % the origin and char
seter Of Norwegian music. His remarks
sers entertaining and instructive. and
xefe borne out by the excellent quality
n tbs varied programme. which fellows:
Norwegian Gloe Club OF Tacoma.
sonasa op. Z. Tor piano and VIOLIN.
Ma. Nora smith and Mr. ihs oiof au Greg
". $500 Cummings. Mrs. Hochstadter, sIrs.
Collier. Mrs Tousey. Miss Went
Manning. Mrs. JOY.
g. A. sperau.
''ssss n spa g I Davenport
Norwegian Folk Melodies" Chr. suckow
Mr. Oiof Rult
ssTns Chalet Girls sunday" Ole Bull
Mrs Davenport and Norwegian Glee
Land Sighting" baritone solo and eho-
Mr. Guy Evans. Male Chorus and
Orchestra.
s~f..t
have just been issued. and form very
attractive souvenir of the musical work Of
he year. Every programme Is given. and
xiah The various artists recitals. a spien-
did record II made for the club. The books
ars dainty affairs In blue and white the
eiah coors. with a bunch Of chrysanthe-
mams on the cover. \ full list OF the
members Is given Mrs Frank Allyn. Mrs.
W Billings. Miss Matte Baker. Mrs.
c o Bales. Mrs. s. s. Brooks. Mrs Vim
cert Browne Mrs. a. II. Bull Mrs. A. T.
esEser Mrs. NJ. l.. clifford. Mrs. ". III.
cans Mrs. II. J. Cozine. Mrs, Leslie cub
se Mas W L. Cummings Mrs. Grace
mFshpoFt. Mrs. J. shumway Doolittle.
M Harrison G. Foster Mrs. j. III. +.
tiambeil Mrs. r. s. Hall. Mrs. f. S. Ham
isoa. Mrs. II. Hochstadter. Mrs. c. c.
iehns. Mrs. Herbert II. Joy. Mrs. F. a.
Leach. Mrs a. l.. Manning. Mrs NJ. 4.
NaFconnier. Mrs c. A. McDaniels. Mrs.
= II Miller. Miss Mamie Nickeus. Mrs.
s Pulford. Mrs. a. IT. sherman. Mrs.
Cts SpFague. Mrs. A. &. Tousey. Miss
Aana Underwood. Mrs, c.. c, Wagner. Miss
katherine Wentworth. Mrs. c. y. Young.
Mas Bessie Yeazoll. Mrs. j. c. Anderson.
Ms. James VI. Ashton. Mrs, G.. II, Rallou.
Ma. n 5. Basslndale. Mrs. ]. :. BoE3e.
Mss Julia s. Boswurth. Miss Florence
Aakin. Miss i.ottie Davis. Miss
Annie Foster. Miss Daisy Foster.
Nrs H. g. Foster Mrs NJ r. Gates.
Ms Zora HAYDEN. Miss Rose Hesiriek,
Ms n H0ebsiadter. Miss Annie Huhbea.
Mas Gertrude Manley. Mrs. NJ, A Mar
CONNER, Miss Florence Miller. Mrs. c. A.
hsrrsy Mrs W. n Opie Miss Madge
Vaihnslte. Mrs Joshua PIERCE Mrs. Cali
WI Phillips. Mrs g 81 Riddell. Miss
hsiih Ringer. Miss Minnie Saunders Miss
NarAh Smith Mrs r. r. Thomas. The Of
seefs Of the club are; Mrs. a3aRde NJ.
sseity president. vice presidents Mrs II.
Foster Mrs. 9. A. Mepanleis. Miss
tanmings, recording secretary: Mrs. +.
Golfer. corresponding secretary. treas
.fsf Mrs c. A. Murray. librarian. Mss
Bo~ortA
"a Monday March e will occur the
afd open meeting % clubs belonging "a
re state fedora zion The SIX federated
sas OF this city. NTH those from Sc
Alle and Olympia. have been invited
sas GUESTS ~ The Aloha club and the
tastes Musical Club musical and lit
ssFy programme viii he given. and re-
tfesamenis served bv the social commit
US OF the two clubs. This Is an event %
e ssal Importance aud interest and e
aepes. IS BRAT the beginning - n wider
tN3e~ship between the various clubs OF
ise state
ne trustees of the Ferry Art Museum
80 an Important meeting Thursday
afternoon nc the Chamber OF Commerce.
30 receptions held az the museum last
Nek Mere 80 suocessfut that the hand
Sfsae large cases jUst put M have been
sase} Fs.t Tor from the proceeds. Tie
80 arr loan sxhIAlHan - be given for
- Museum wlf Pc held during lent. and
- after Easter 81 IS proposed 20 give
s'ana BAH. The museum is receiving a
,sFse sasre ~ attention az present. which
% suiiafn'iy Sitting and proper.
AafoFna CeHr 20 80. r National tfnion.
~ give aga open meeting Thursday even
- y Ferv~tar's haH 4 prcsramm 81
4a~sifsi sud h.ersry numbers has hsen
Eetaref 20 20 followed by dancing The
ee%niieo comwitfee IS composed % the
ssaoSinK ieases. Ms. w < burt, Mrs.
RtlAwn MIS- : r Wcbb. Mrs,
SAfaeel to'yer Mrs J. r. Andersen Mrs.
sssat Phelps. Mrs e. IL Blanchard.