The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-13
IN MUSICAL AND CLUR CIRCLES

The violin recital given by w. Vaughan
Arthur at sherman q Clay's hall Wednes-
gay was attended by large and fashion
dbie audience. Those who heard Mr. Ar
thur on former occasions admire the VOL
ume purity and delicacy OF his tone He
makes MS listeners share the feeling he so
aflSucally expresses on his violin. and his
grace and ease lends additional charm to
his playing.
Mr. Arthur's accompanist was Miss Elsa
peremeaux' young lady of rare accom-
Pusnhenis. Miss Deremeaux is a native
or the Lone Star state being born at
Dallas. TEX. AT an early age she showed
a pronounced talent for music consequent
~ she was placed under the tuition OF
Frof AIlckwtz. a favorte pupi and later
assistant Of LeSchi:jzski. Miss Deremeaux
Is the proud posseSs0r Of two beautiful
gold medals, awarded al different times for
superior excellence as pianist. She has
appeared in concert with orchestra in sew
erl OK the principal cities. Her roper
tolre Is very extensive. consisting of stand
ard solos from the classic masters She
has also written several songs and draw
ing room selections Of her own At Mr.
Arthur's recital she played the brilliant
the + Minor Concerto by Chopin.
Mr.. Oscar Moline. connected with Sher-
man & Clay. assisted Miss Deremeaux by
playing the second piano accompaniment
70 me Chopln concerto,
Much credit is due Mr.. Max E1s,er for
the way IN which he performed his part
Of the difficult Bach trio.
rendered:
Trjo-p.ano and vio,ins ................ Bach
Senate for piano and piolln. OF. IS. ,Grieg
AqH' err Tor violin and pian3 Mepde5sohn
Andaute from TAird Sonate............Ba Bach
(For violin alone.)
concerto for piano in + mn0r..... Chopin
Elsa Deremea!x.
IHF>.ia} fdtdpbT1Se -. W.lne}Fr i-Nagrer
- 1ySne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Saint-Saens
It'iceHSe '.'.':.:..-. --....-..,Gabl.el-F'au
bonanza Andaluza ................ Sarasate
Nocturne s. CAop!n. Sarasate
81 po.o0alse Briliante- " eniawski
N!ciln with piano accompaniment
An Informal musical was given By Mr..
ana Mrs. Daniel l.lnn Fry a; thelr resi-
dence, sl4 N.n1a avenue. Friday evening.
30 Il select number OF friends TO hear Mr.
wno IS In the city. Mr.. Roe is an artist
OF high finish. having studied WITH ina
great kenen$i. To listen % N Is 10 feel
toe presence or the master. The evening
was exceptionally del.gu ,fui as Mr. Rice
warmed inta a most inspired mood geupr-
oasiy .nau-Eins his edified listeners, VINO
"ere wet.-u-sA Unsuitable. His accom-
ptn.st was MIS-. Arthur Campbell. Of
olympia. who = visiting Mrs Fry tbis
week. MsS- Fry hsd h.3den other musical
tF,snds - .ehSa, her guests. and IN ad-
d+tsOh q Mr.. RCe'S numbers, 4 cnasrD
isrc-;-}'i. ft-e "a Is given - = few of Tie best
artists Qf me city.
After 4 asht ara informal supper served
"a the dining rDOfU. u E.CA nslVatI again
II zeal musical abandon. giving q quantity
- numbers o.#er thaa Ia the St nro-
&EAHiNr S"e C.ne through ihe most ex-
@cltnE concerts ard s.llGes With - eiec-
iF-tA KS i hn-s1 taat every euthus astic
..S,ei..r &c AIRED tbs rest or the wine mad
pctn .eft 20 me 3sst 81 tae feast" II WAS
q ..e..S Az. eN anins. Anlons those pres
et3t yer: Mr. aUd Mrs. Arthur l. trAgnr-
eeA NJ. and NJ. Fred Word Ar ard
Nf7 :. l. ~Fa"torI, Nr. and Mrs, " II.