The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-06

the chorus Of forty voices. The concert
began ar SIS with a selection from FL
vey. II Behe!d. and Lo"' Mr.. Herbert
Wiliiauss' fire voice showed OF 10 spIess-
did advantage. Miss Tester and Nr. Co.
nant were also fine saioixts. and the cho-
rus. IL which were conspicuous the boys
Of ST. Marks choir, sang very effective
II. The silence which followed this rem
dision WIS oat OF keeping with the beau-
tiful execution. bat entirely in keeping
with it's SOLEMN character. Miss Drew
and Miss Corey played with exquisite
taste selection from Sehumann on two
pianos. Miss Lily Kellogg interpreted
Guilmant IN seherzo-syuphenique on the
pipe organ IN mastery style. and played
with merit the violin obligato TO Miss
Emma Aliens meautifui solo. Doris.
Miss Alien was recalled and re-rendered
the selection. Selections from "Rigolet-
to- by Verdi, were charmingiy rendered
by a quartette made up OF Miss Allen.
Mrs. whIttiesey, Mr.. Williams and Ar. CO.
nant. This was a gem in the programme.
OF course they were recalled. Prof. H.
II. Joy. of Tacoma, sang in superb voice
and style, Calm as the Night" from
Bohm. and vision Fugitive" from Mas
sanet. His encore was a bandit song,
bringing out finely his deep tones. Mrs
Hhittlesey. always a fayorite. gave Inc
"Htndoo Chant" with delicate expression.
SsI2I SskotlueI 10 lSI encore with d SNrsS
little ballad. Mrs. Rallinger did great
work on the organ in her rendition Of
The overture in William Tell" Certain
ly her performance was surprise even
TO her friends Many thought this num-
Der the climax Of the evening. She was
instantly recalled and responded with an
effective selection. The closing mofett
by Miss Tester and chorus from Gal
la by Gounod was full Of deep express
ffSG T<sxfar h1{y4 in pxA
Certainly more classical and complete
entertainment could not have been exc
cuted with better taste. Prof. Martens
and Mrs. Bail!nsar were the accompa-
niSts. The pastor welcomed the audience
and thanked the performers. The league
win doubtless go or IN their good work.
and before long the public are promised
another treat.
Last Wednesday evening Miss Minnie
Baldus was given a surprise party in honor
of her seventeenth birthday, at the resi-
dence of her parents. i425 Warren avenue
She received many handsome presents.
among which was a bicycle. The evening
was delightfully."- spent. Refreshments were
served. Among those present were Miss
Minnie Baidus. Miss Lena Warren, Miss
Daisy Fowler. Miss 3. Manning. Miss Eva
LOOMS. Miss Lille knight. Miss Lila
Palmer. Miss Hannah Sevesind. Miss
Clara Bronson. Miss Lizzie Scott. Miss
I.eoia Gamble Miss Beuiah Baldus. Mrs
Alma Baidus. Mr.. Henry Knight. Mr.. AL
exander Barber, Mr.. Harry Dumar, Mr..
Louis Knight, Mr.. Rufus Hansen. Mr..
James Webster. Mr.. A. Scott, Mr.. II. Gam
bic.
Mrs. Charles Beason and Mrs. W. L.
Baird chaperoned party of young ladies
to Madison Park Wedne sday afternoon,
where a delightful luncheon was served.
The evening was spent in enjoying the
band concert. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Beason, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
l.. Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. West McAllep.
Miss May Joerndt. Miss Margaret Whit
ley. Miss Ella McGregor. Miss Flora Coch-
ran, Miss Annetta Baird, Miss May Buck
Iin Mss June Shoudy. Miss Irene Joerndt,
Miss Ada Sweaxea. Mr.. George Joerndt,
Mr.. Frank Cochran. Mr.. Charles Bryant,
Mr.. Maurice Harinets, Mr.. James Gibson.
Mr.. Carl Eggert. Mr.. Jerry Eggert. Mr.
Hugh Mclean. Mr.. j. l.. Swesazea, Mr.
Vincent Brown.
Miss Elaine Morgan. only daughter of
Capt. James Morgan, was yesterday given
a party In honor of her sixteenth
birthday. The Morgan home was prettily
decorated for the occasion. The party
was complete surprise TO the young
lady. She received many handsome pres
ents The evening was pleasantly spent.
The party was chaperoned by Mrs. Mitch
ell and Mrs. Bailey. and included Miss
Louise Sheldon. Miss Lillian Wright. Miss
Ida Wright. Miss Ruby Friend. Miss
Susie McArdle Miss Fuller, Miss Freda
Christman and Miss Adelaine Dickman.
4 number Of friends OF Miss Miller and
Miss Neyion enjoyed pleasant little
party Thursday evening at the residence
of Miss Miller. on Third avenue, given in
honor of their birthdays. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant, Miss Delma Bonan, Miss Mary
Bonan. Miss Shaleboy. Miss NJ. Shaleboy,
Miss Tuly, Miss Minnie Miller. Miss Lee.
Mr. Hanion. Mr.. Mccoy. Mr.. Siattery, Mr..
Madigar Mr.. Miller, Cards and music
were INDUCED in until late hour, when
ali paT;ook Of a supper.
The Colanthe Dancing Club gave its
first excursion of the season last Tuesday
evening on the steamer Enigma. which
carried them 10 East Seattle. The party
included Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Ward. Mr..
and Mrs. c. Faulkner, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Hardy. Mr..
and Mrs S. Gale Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Aust.
Mr. and Mrs. Chiller. Mr.. and Mrs. a. F.
Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. C. H Dillon. Mrs.
May Greenwood and Miss Josie Good.
The Advance Club is enc OF the latest
additions TO the State Federation. II was
organized In 1895 with the following ladies
rs charter members: Mrs. c. l.. Parker.
Mrs. Louis Reford. Mrs. s. N. Coe, Mrs
yfTiah Douglas Mrs. ] X. Whitmore Mrs
s Il. Galloway. Mrs. PielCw and Mrs. FL
tlre.. Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Richard
Wtnsor will he the delegates TO the con-
yention at Olympia. June y and %.
Maud and Mrs. ]. Nj Frink entertained
the members OF The Saturday Afternoon
Whist Club" and their husbands on FRI
day evening The beautiful home was
made stiu more attractive by the nrofu-
sion of roses which decorated each room
Whist was played the first part of the
evening. the tally cards used being hand
PAINTED butterflies. After refreshments
dancing WAS INDUCED in until a late hour.
The Magazine Review Club had its last
meeting for the season Tuesday with Mrs
: If Preston There were several guests
present ana refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs, kiine's paper was or
Charles and Mary Lamb Mrs Carr
Outings East ana West" Mrs Johnson
n summer Spent or the Continent" Mrs
Csilsnan's paper created much merrirlenr.
The annual class picnic az The senior
ctzsz q ;be hlgn school took place az
Green Lake yesterday ana vss well at
tended.
Weddings.
Beneath n graceful ivy and rose hestus-