The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-29
PARTIES AND OTHER AFFAIRS.


The home OF Miss Evangeline Stencil
2714 Third avenue, was the scene OF a
pleasant surprise party Tuesday evening
Games anc dancing were the amusements
of the evening Dainty refreshments were
served. Those present were: Miss Ella
Mulcahy. Miss Emelia Berneche Miss Jes-
sic Armour, Miss Efie Judkins, Miss Min
ME Gross Miss Blanche Duffy, Miss Katie
King. Miss Nellie Murray. Miss Minnie
Cross. Miss Clara Cross, Miss Mary Lin
genfelter, Miss Eliza Kelly, Miss Nellie
Sheridan, Miss Lillian Hurley, Miss Nina
Thompson. Miss Lucy Sheridan, Miss Maud
Larplee. Miss Eva Berneche, Miss Lille
Cushman. Miss Virginia Simpson. Miss Ha-
Eel Stencil. Miss Eleanor Thatcher. Miss
Elma Green, Miss Virginia Simpson. Mr.
James Hawkins Mr. Irvine Falon. Mr..
Andrew Strehlann. Mr.. Frank vandyke,
Mr.. George Samples, Mr.. David O'Neal
Mr.. Frank O'Neal, Mr.. Edward Hurley.
Mr.. Rudy Berneche, Mr.. Harry Cross, Mr.
Chester Stencil, Mr.. Leland Keene Mr.
John Armour.
Miss Clara Spray, the well known
soprano solost of Seattle, has returned
from Victoria, where she sang at a benefit
concert given by the Fifth Regiment band
in the drill hall of Victoria. OF Miss
Spray the Victoria Colonfst has the fol-
lowing:
1.-The duet. o That We Two Were May
ing. by Miss Spray and Mr.. Huntington,
was perhaps the best vocal piece ever
given in the drill hall. An encore was
demanded. and after much applause the
concluding portion was repeated. Miss
Clara Spray, beautifui young blonde
with classic features and fascinating
prexence. scored a verftaple triumph IN
her rendering of the Ave Maria from
Mascagni's 'Cavalleria Rusticana' Her
voice ia bjrd-like in its sweetness. sha
employs fine method and her stvla 70.
veals the true dramatic intensity OF emo
ton. exhibited with proper regard for the
restraint distinguishing the artist
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gramnoe of music and recitatlons was ran.
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Hicks and recitation, Act III. scene 7 Of
las You Like It." by Mr.. Horace Mcclure.
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