The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-19

The week that society aid the rest Of
the word has Jus, finished SAW many III
rerestIng social functions. The Ysaye-
Gerardy concer. at the Seattle theater
Tuesday evening was ore % the prominent
social events % the week and gave So
ciety a musics. cologing when CONSIDERS.
along with the concert AZ the FIRST Meth
odist Episcopal church aid several re-
citals. Two swell weddings of prominent
people in the elite world are OF especial
interest, because both were very que, and
attended by none hut personal friends. Que
or two large receptions aad round OF
smaller affairs completed the week. Next
week the women OF the weird Of society
are expected 10 meet with their less pre-
tentious sisters in doing something for
the brave boys who are fighting on land
and STD against Spanish tyranny and ms
rule.
The week OF all weeks In the high school
world has arrived and the supreme mo-
mem; for each OF the seventy-ope gradu-
ates is abou: TO he reached The reward
IS 10 be gwen. and the pent-up foods OF
gladness are 10 be poured forth In spon-
taneous streams of merr;inent and good
Will Commencement VIII begin Tuesday
evening with Class day exercises at the
Seattle theater. followed by the gradual
ing exercises al the same place on Thurs
day evening and the meeting OF the alum
nj Friday evening in the Assembly rooms
VI the high school. From Tuesday until
after midnight OF Friday the do.ngs of
the sweet girl graduates ard their gentle
men classmates will be the prime subject
discussed. The event Will. OF course. be
that o. Thursday evening. The stage OF
the theater Will be appropriately decorated
by the friends OF the class. and as they
are seated amid the seasons flowers, with
the motto "veSt.gia Nulla Retrorsum"
above them. one OF the prettlest sights
imaginabe will he witnessed. The young
ladies In their fluffy and dainty gowns and
the gentlemen In their somber black VIII
form an attractive contrast.
The speakers OF the evening and their
subjects are arranged as follows: Ger
trude Belle Calhoun. salutato1an. THE
Evolution OF Fashion Robert McBurney
Mitchell Three Masters" Ruth Daven-
port Holmes, "Patriot.srn:" Frederick
John Gels. Wages" Lena Luceiia Tuck
er. angles and Curves" Milton Whittier.
I'D We Over Educator" and George Her
bet Guy. valedic;orian, The American
Prerogative.'
The members of the graduating class
are: Miss Eta Nugent. Miss Mamie L..
Keen. Miss Alice NJ. Porter. Mss Edna
r NJ. Scott, Miss Minnie T.. Stroud. Miss
Ida l.. Smith. Miss Edith NJ. Walsh. Miss
Grace T.. Way. Miss Blanche L. Winsor.
Miss Gertrude l.. Wirsor. Miss Anna NJ.
NJ, Lynch, Mss Susan G. Lyon. Miss Elsie
l.. Moore Miss Lucille Mcintyre, MISS
Clara A. Rose Miss May A. Scanlon, Miss
Sara +. Atkinson. Miss Anges l.. Cardin,
Miss Lulu NJ. Dupee, Miss Resale De
Wolf, Miss Alma w. Fagerhurg.
Miss Fannie d. Fag.rburg, Miss
Annie Farnsworth. Miss Lulu V. Gorsi.
Miss Mabel C. Gould. Miss Lulu V. Car
roll. Miss Florence Denny. Miss Laura II.
Guy. Miss Cora Schutt. Miss Edith Tuck
err. Miss Lena Tucker Miss Bessie II.
Tucker. Miss Mlnda 3. Gran. Mss Besse
+. Harris. Miss Gertrude Calhoun, Miss
Amanda Flelscher. Miss Ida julia iver-
son. Mss Mollie Magss Mr. w.
H. Megrath. Mr. wtber s. Lewis.
Mr.. George IL. Guy. Mr., Milton Writer,
Mr.. George r, Tenant. Mr.. Charles D.
santorn Mr. Frank Wilhelm. Mr.. T.. L.
BIain. Mr.. w. W. Biain, Mr.. william
Brown. Mr.. T.. A, Duffy. Mr.. Z. \. Fen
ton. Mr. A. r. Giles, Mr.. +. c. Harper. Mr.
c.. Fl. A. Brown. Mr.. ]. +. s,e!s, Mr.. II. a
Hanson Mr.. X. q. Lister. Mr.. Charles
Leach. Mr. s. p. Paysse. Mr.. G.. r. Reans
Mr. A. D. r. Remington. Mr.. +. W. Her
bert. Mr.. Isaac G. Parker.
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The musical event OF the week was the
concert given on Wednesday evening at the
First Methodist Episcopal church on Third
avenue and Marion street. under the AUS
psces OF the nusic committee Of the church
Il was an unqualified success In every way.
Tho progra rsme was carefully prepared
and every number we'll deserved the gen.
erous applause given by the audience. The
Ladies' Musical Cub chorus opened the
programme with Mays "in Primrose
Lane" The number was rendered with
great precision ana expression. Tho cho-
rus was composed OF MIS-. Edgar u. Pr
per Mrs blanche Newconh Van T1yl
Mrs H. r. elise Mrs W L. Gazzarn Mira
NJ a Gottstein. Mrs ". Riley Mrs Mau-
rice JcMlCken and Mrs. V. Fahen. Mr..
Hyron Grout sustained former favorable
criticism In THE Warrior" by Plnsu,i-
Miss Andruss with a perfect control ~ the
pipe organ rendered .'Toccatina - by
Combes Miss Edna Writers iinisaed con-
traito voice 6,lefi fhe church with ne
tones q Hanm's difficult colo 1.-The Demon
OF the Woods" Mis- Calhoun's rendition
~ Rec; hox@a's Sonata on. = brought
forth rounds of applause N-s Charles T.
Marvin Pleased every orc with EDTStrf =
"Reil Ragio." Sae md charge ~ the en-
tire programme anA much - the Success
OF the evening IL due 70 her The othe-
numbers were Prof. ArDe Frog Jan~rn IN
The Reyerte. by TIe11x.fraps. "Andante
from = Mirror Concerto" ny Nlzss Ca.hoiIn
ami Miss AudruSs ana Canpaua'@ Row
Is rGairnan." ~ Nrs Iarvfn Mise Raw
son and Miss Wi''IeT
- = :.
4 pretty home wedding u prominent 60
ciety -~opso on last "Wednesday n
O'Clock was t1at o. Miss 8i~v Argust anf
Mr. Herman ChsTan. president ~ the Boz
ton National hank. TIE s-erfrnony took
place 4. TIRE residence ~ thr brides sister
Mrs r ~ (,sgoc' - Aiehs street T.
was raiuing heavily AZ o'clock when
Misc Ar9uit ar0orn IA MED ~ Iftl. Helen
Stroyst ~ A~td~~ra if. cana DOWN a star
way carpet - with flowers and ~s~ jesnssf'
in the y.ar,or ~ Mr. Caspia ard MS Best
man Mr.. r. Il Downing. no ARE out
q - library n a few moments the IN
preSsg5'a ceremony y, tae Tr.!.artan church
w-as spoken nv Rev. 4. ". Martin. II the
First Unitarian church, " Tacoma. -
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