The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-17

gore the End of the World" given BY Col
t1%W. J. Fife. Following this came the song
Ntycle, I'm Persian Garden" the verses
3 taken from that beautiful poem OF Omar
Khayyaun's the .'aubaiyat," and set to ex-
quisite music by Liza Lehman. II was
\ most beautifully sung by Miss Grace Helen
4 Bradley, Mrs. 8. G.. Wagner, Mrs b. E.
" Buckmaster and Mr.. II. II. Joy A very
difncult but beautiful accompaniment runs
through It. which was perfectly played
q BY Miss Daisy Foster. Miss Bradley's
voice seemed to be most happily suited to
her solos. ana she sang with great dra-
matte feeling. her voice 10 Its power and
sweetness thrilling the audience. Mrs @.
sbc for some tme aDd wo m
one Of the sweetest contralto voices in
Tacoma, more than sustained her rsputa-
aBuckmaster ter sang their parts admirably. =
xfasAltogether the concert was a grent tri-
enmph for the Club, and rejects the great
The programme for the first part was
given ~ follows.
Overture Semlamide'' ................... Rossin
Nh Murray M m,.I Navel s'..s Miss Hcdrieh'
ss l'i NJ. K.ilssns wsai.ei Gerald Lane
Mis- Dsssy Foster isi... '''''''' .''~'
n avery M Iins. Mis-. c. Vi Mss
Cummings, Mrs Touscy.. Mn. Clinord.
Nm. Scott. Mn. Leach, Mr. Man
utu8, Hkts Nkatouiitf. airr rtHcus
Mics Wentworth
S1s SsSs s's piano. Mr H. JOY; a asssn
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The only large social event of this week
&c S sd Ear sr T or nsr os ss
mrs, G: J. Kershaw. One hundred and ten
Invitations were sent out and the large
rooms Of Mrs. Potter's Charming sp home,
The Barracks on, North S.lff avenue.
sTfosressive hearts was played under new
hearts received on each hand played. Mrs
=. H.: Scott received first prize for taking
the fewest hearts and Mrs. Melbourne
the greatest number of stars for hands
played without receiving any hearts and
Mrs. Montandon received the consolation
prize for taking the greatest number of
Mrs. l.. F. Gauit The prizes were very
handsome and after the game refreshments
Miss Mabel Rowe and Miss Edith Rowe
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the concert OF the Ladies' Musical Club
on Tuesday afternoon:
Miss Kraft Mis-: Rouse Miss Lucille Bradley
Miss Anderson.
Miss shepherd Miss Hscl Ill., shepherd 's
Miss Grace Clark 'S' '''''
Shepherds Dance observation-disclosures. German
Miss Bessie Anderson.
PART H.
Nal Dance Caprice (by requestl .......... osries
ID Polonase, Op n. No. 2 ............... Chopin
come Into the aa ,s aoi sa msares ,,,,,ue.
Mrs Grace Davenport.
' Mis-. jeanncte KRAFT e'ies
Miss Hughes, Mis- sclolcs Miss Taesda is.'''
Miss Anderson
ia. Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Hellar gave a
Of Mrs. HenscheIwood Of Sar FRANCISCO
The large round table was glitter of
peantlfui glass and silver and yellow
chrysanthemums filled handsome vase
Of Venetian glass for the center OF the
table and banked the base of the vase
Covers were laid for Mrs. Henschelwood
NJ. and Mrs. w. A.. MacRae.. Mr.. and
Chapman and Mr.. w. n. Bardsley.
o Q o
Mrs. J. 3. Allen, Mrs. Lyman Banks.
mrs w. W. Robinson, Jr., Mrs. G. Il.
Erastus Brainerd, ali Of Seattle. were en-.
terta aim at dinner night a
by Mrs. John l.. Hopkins.
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Mrs II. F. Beechers exhibition of paint
ings. which she gave Tuesday and We'd
nesday OF this. week, was most success
people who went to see the pictures. This
was the first one given by Mrs. Beecher
in Tacoma.
Mrs. =. L. Sawyer and son, are expected
IN Tacoma Monday to visit Capt. and
Mrs. II. a.. Derickson. Miss Grace Derrick
Hon. who has been studying at the John
Hopkins hospital in Baltimore for the pas,
three years, Is also expected home Mon
day.
frs. OF the week at. the Annie Wright
seminary Miss Isbell and Mrs Correll will
viii close wednesday for the holiday vaca-
tion of two weeks.
Social Notes.
Mr. c. r. Masterson left Wednesday for |
New York to spend the holidays.
Miss Amy Burnett left Thursday for |
California to be gone several months.
Mrs. George w Dickinson, OF Seattle,
spent Tuesday with friends In Tacoma.
- Mrs. Walter Cakes left "Wednesday with
Miss Taylor and Mrs Emerson for ST. |
Paul.
Mrs. Maurice McMicken, Of seattie:+
: spent Tuesday In Tacoma with Mrs. Will |
4 liam Jones.
Miss Jessie Forbes leaves January 10 for |
ST. Paul to take the course In trained nurs- |
Ing at st. Luke's hospital. A
Mrs Robert s. Caldwell gave an informal |
thimble party and afternoon tea on Tues
day to about fifteen lanes.
Mrs. 8. M. jackson and children left |
Thursday for San Francisco to spend the |
winter with DIR. and Mrs. Williams.
Mrs Henschelwood who has been visit |
ing her daughter, Mrs. w. A. MacRae,