The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-04-11

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SO = aaastion 20 the regular pro-
$50 - .ruesday The Art Leagues
fa'l111. .,-.ng exhibition and reception VIII
So rrs6av and Saturday. afternoon
s.-arsnx and viii include magnif-
~ - srhsbat. which Is arousing much
and sill undoubtedly be largely
ses.x az Il r. the last OF the Lenfen
s,a The frivoIities OF society VIII
80 force after next Sunday. There
80 ssory going the rounds about a
snown and very popular young bene-
= s-ouslnent in military circles. who
80 ne Queen City with his wife sew
- .sess ago stopping at the swell
80 hotel for a day or two and din
~ =. sr,ous well known cafes. AZ one
S..s they were shown into box. and
ss.-aalols and discerning walter. az
!. reatIeman's order had been given.
- them BY snquiring nonchalantly,
~ vhst'n bring your gir!F
=. waxnsr programme given by the
a. Musical Club last Tuesday was
--.y..sd OF gems from the best known
- great composers works. and was
y ssisresting az a stduy and enjoyable
- musical point OF view. though
s~ssrsan music can De but tnadequateiy
s~.6 without orchestral effects not
~s..hle on the piano. The concerted
.-xex were OF even more than the usual
$50 and the chorus did some fine
- i the song from the Flying Dutch
g The remarks made by Rev. w. II.
49, were highly instructive. and Mrs.
| rsoa McDaniels' piano solo was espe-
| 80 hnlshed and artistic. The pro-
rszns in full Is given:
sslsagrin"-Prelude... $500. ...,.....
NJ McDanlels Miss Daisy Foster.
Yrs Murray Miss Foster.
| .zaxuers Contribution 10 Music
| -. f......... Rev. W. H. Scudder
sDer Meisteranger '-Overtnre....-.-..
-. ............ Piano quaftette
$50 nom ''Tannhauser" ................
...:..'.'.'-...hrs, brooss
.FTgsag Dutchman" Spinning song
.......... .......... Musical Club Chorus
sscs March first more than thousand
ssosls have registered at the Ferry nlu-
az AZ the county courthouse on q street.
al sow that the weather Is fine the superb
YEA from the tower Is being talked OF.
rsefs are not more than twenty people IN
Tacoma. probably. who have ever taken
e. trouble 10 climb the tower 10 behold
SIT a view as would set tourists Wild
s1a sssight yet II they were In any for
usa ciiY not tower or staircase would
sAaFe them. New loans are daily re-
tses A. the museum. and the exhibition
b held this week will be a surprise TO
aaR who we're present NJ the March re-
ep.hsn. TIE Art League viii make an
u1sslvs display OF the work OF mem
hr including ceramics, tapestries and
satlss II water coiors and oils. Many
EssEable pictures from private collections
sr promised. besides the large collection
q var relics. which Is 10 be a feature of
~ occasion. All who are willing 10 lend
fktu-es or curious are earnestly requested
= 50 50 without special solicitation, and
. cooperate In making the affair the sue
ssn il deserves TO be.
he Congregational ladies held a most
ssesxful and interesting loan exhibition
Tasslsy and Wednesday I'm the church
Fsflofs Many foreign countries were rep
gsSa'cd IN the large collection shown. and
saay East India states almost unknown TO
ts Pe9ple Of this country. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jacob Freddy own a very large and yalu-
sic collection OF East Indian curios.
saich formed much OF the exhibit. ard
s~t shown for the first time I'm the city.
Assic and Informal talks or the various
countries were given each evening. and
Appropriate refreshments were served.
ne hrss evening concert given BY the
seal Club this year was that held In
Assoric hall Thursday evening. and was
ssl attended. netting a snug sum for the
tha5fen'S Home. The hall was verg
hs'riglly decorated with palms and potted
fAH,A the club colors being used "a
tsRsrtss for the wide doors and festoone3
sila Ivy uPon the wall.
5ae approaching marriage OF Mr.. Jacob
9 Vanderbilt and Miss Little. Of New
Xxx Is mach talked OF at present The
f.~ai MI take place late this month. and
t7s beautiful Hlscock home. where MIR.
saadffalli resides. VIII once more have a
gracious mistress
ne Cooperative Society Is making
t.1 progress IN fitting UP the new quar-
- n TIE city hall At the meeting
ssSHestay evening if was decided 20 open
81 hsw rooms ~ giving a tea and rscep-
hea OF Easter Monday.
ne annual election Of the Tacoma
aeaes Tennis Club Monday afternoon
80 u, Msrnle was reelected president.
- NJ. Winslow. vice president; Mics
ss's'the. treasurer. and Mrs. (. j. Huf-
~ secretary.