The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-01-31
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pa@1 were the quaint Jenkins sisters. from
Crawford" Mr. Norrtx<iro2 a. Louis XIV.
was especially striking. his costume Being
the rich court dress OF the time Other
fancy costumes were noted. ard the on
lockers were for the most part In fun
evening dress, the entire company heang a
brilliant one. Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Foster. Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Dickinson, Mr.. and Mrs Otis
Spraxue. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brown. Mr.
ard Mrs J. y. Tsrnes. Mr.. and Mrs
Clapce sesiey. Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Foster,
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Metcaite. Mr.. and
Mr. I. p Bradley Mr. and Mrs. ". G..
Heilar, Mr. and Mrs. r. F. Jacobs. Mr.
and Mrs r. W. Snow. Mr. and Mrs p. Fl.
Ksrshaw. Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. worden,
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. yocUm. Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Merrill. Mr.. and Mrs. Cromwell. Mr.
and Mrs. Stuart Rice. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Chandler, Mr.. and Mrs. z 8. Orr, Mr.
and Mrs A. NJ. Ingerson. Mr.. and Mrs
G. W Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Plum
rn.- Judge and Mrs. J. @. Parker. Mr.. and
Mrs OYER Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. stssb, Mr..
and Mrs J. Matt Miller. Mrs. J. NJ. Ashton.
Mr.. C. n. Miiliken. Mrs. z. T. Durgin,
Mrs. Frank Allyn. Mrs. r n. Miller. Mrs.
Ernmons Mr.. d. @. Newall, Mrs. Q. J.
Kershaw. Mrs. ]. W. Peck. Mrs. villa N
Dickson, Mrs. j. ". Dodson, Mrs. Il. 3.
Lehman Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. WINSTON. Mr.
and Mrs. Mackellsr. Mr.. and Mrs. c. b
Hurley Mr. and Ms w v. Burrill, Mr.
and Mrs Hary Hurley, Mr.. and Mrs
Alex BaiIles, Mr. and Mrs. L. r. Manning,
Mr. and Mrs. W. r Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs
p J. Fransfoli Mr.. and Mrs A. A. Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. George II. Walker. Mr.. and
Mrs. A r. Prschard, Mrs. G. w. Prichard
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Cuilom, Miss Dewey.
Miss FERRIS. Miss Apologize. Miss Bar
rett. Mise Styne. Miss McNaught. Miss
N fs~~ 4cG
Thomas. Miss Council, Mis- wsidron. Mss
Hewitt Miss E1tott MIs1 Marie Paige,
Mr. Caldwell. Mr.. Bridges. Mr.. Tyler. Mr..
Prichard. Mr.. Hacker. Mr.. Mum. Mr..
Walker Mr.. Clancy. Mr.. Reed. Mr.. Thorn
as, Mr.. G. =. Hicks, Mr.. Small. Mr.. Allyn.
Mr.. Mechanics. Mr.. Joab, Mr.. Woodruff.
Mr. Parsons. Mr.. Peirce. Mr.. Ramsdell,
Mr.. Baker. Mr.. Harvey. Mr.. Plummer.
Mr.. Thomas. Mr.. Higgins, Mr.. Steinberg.
Mr.. HaSmer. Mr.. Gowen, Col. C. p. Ferry
and others.
Last Tuesday afternoon the Ladies' Mu-
steal Club held their 109th concert at Ma
sonic hall. Miss Cummings sang the
Flower song. from Faust" in her usual
happy manner. ''Danse Macabre'' was
given a good rendering by Miss Foster.
Miss Daisy Foster. Mrs. McDanisss and
Mrs. Murray. IT Is TO be regretted that so
few OF the ladies play stringed instru-
ments A little chamber music by mem
beers Of the club would give such variety
TO their ensemble work, which il now all
accomplished on two pianos. THE Medl-
tation on Faust" Gounod- weisbach, went
a little ragged the first time. owing to the
failure OF the conductor 10 appear. but the
audisrce encouraged the performers to
try IL again and they did somewhat better.
The second part of the programme was de-
voted TO the life and works of Carl Maria
Won Weber. Mrs. A. q. Bull ably sketched
the sad. disappointing career of this emf
nent young musician. cut down In the
flower of manhood, but not until he had
left his stamp upon the music Of his time.
Mrs. Davenport displayed a soprano voice
of great range and dramatic power in the
rendition OF Ocean. Thou Mighty Mon
ster." from Oberon. But the room was al
together too small to listen TO such voice
with comfort in such a difficult compost
ton. We shall hope 10 hear Mrs. Daven-
port again under more favorable cireunl-
stances. Mr.. Bull played some illustra-
tons from Won Weber. and the pro-
gramme closed with the overture 70 ODER