The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-07

almost entirely OF autumn leaves ana
flowers. The porch Of the house was en-
closed with vines. making a delightful re-
treat In the hall the colors were green
and white. Large bouquets OF white
sweet peas were used with Ivy and leaves.
Here Mrs. Weston and Mrs. Tremper re-
ceived. assisted by Mrs. Clarence Pres
ton and Mrs. Joseph r. Lane. The dec
orations OF the drawing room were very
attractive large net was strung about
the walls and wound with ferns. Ivy and
autumn leaves. In one corner stood the
punch bowl. presided over by Mrs. Dud-
ley Burchard. In another corner Wagner's
orchestra discoursed music during the
whole afternoon. Pink was The prevail
ing color In the dining room, sweet peas
and roses being used. In charge OF the
refreshments were Mrs r. NJ Carr and
Mrs f. Hester Cute, and they were as
sisted by Miss Cardin. Miss Reber, Miss
Ethel Cardin and Miss Thomson. At the
front door OF the house Miss Bertha
Tremper and Mr.. Henry Weston received
the cards Of the guests. The reception
was well attended, upwards OF 200 guests
being present during the afternoon
VI " VI
The tenth season OF the Ladies' Musical
Club, OF Seattle, opened yesterday after
noon by an Invitation concert In Eiks
hail. No meetings OF the club have been
held since last spring, and the members
Will now settle down to work for the
winter. The concert was well attended
by the most prominent society and musf-
cal people Of the city and the officers Of
the club have every reason to be pleased
with their first effort and to look forward
TO most successful season A brilliant
and artistic programme was rendered yes
terday by Miss Helen Grace Bradley, of
Tacoma. soprano. and Mr.. John Black
more. OF Tacoma. pianist. The numbers
on the programme were excellently cho-
sen and each number was admirably rem
dered Miss Bradley has a voice OF unus-
ual sweetness and range. and sings with
great deal OF expression. All her num-
bers were enthusiastically received es-
pecially the song zone April Morn" a
charming composition by Miss Lillian
Miller. president OF the Ladies' Musical
Club of this city. Mr.. Blackmore IS a
pianist of great ability. His numbers
were rendered with an admirable atten-
ton TO expression and his technique was
perfect. He was encored time and again.
Miss Lucille Bradley played the accom-
panments for her sister. The programme
yesterday was as follows:
sinding ......,... Frnhling Rauschen
Jensen ........ .............. ......,. Galatea
Masenet. .........Air de salonle Herodiade
..................b. Etude. Op. 10. No.
Jordan ..,:.............~. Stay By aud Sing
Miller. Lillian ..........'.. One April Morn
Liszt ............ .Liehestraume, No.
MAci,oweh '.,..s''.. ''s..s'.....H exehtauz
......The Night la. a Thousand Thousand Eyes
,,iAet ,..ss's..'..'' '''.......s..,-. PastoraIe
Handel ..,,,,s.... ........ Come and Trip IL
DIN i,.a..'''...'...s,' secret DAthore
IaEanini-liszt.. Campanella
" NJ ~
The first artist 20 appear with the La
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famous baritone. Andrew Bogart In song
recital MIR. Bogart has beautiful BART
tone voice and the temperament of the
true artist His success has been prenorn-
eual during the last three years. He has
appeared In concert extensively In this
country and Europe. MFR. Bogar, studied
In Milan, Paris and London. In the latter
place he was a pupil of Shakespeare, the
famous voice teacher. During Mr. Bo-
CARTS sojourn I'm London he gave a mum
Der OF recitals meeting with immediate
success with critics and public. Among
the numbers on the programme Will be
the beautiful "Eiland Cycle" by Won File
litx, This work Is known To Seattle mu-
ste lovers but has not been done IN pub
He, II IS exactinE from the musical stand
point end has added new lanreis "a the
fame of MIR Bogart as a singer There
win also be numbers By Schunann, Foote.
Chadwick, and the famous Danny Dee
YER" by namroseh. TIE recital will take
place Friday evening, October Il, in Ger
mania hall.
brilliant throng graced the halls % the
Seattle Art League last Wednesday even
ing. on The occasion OF bohemian high
Nnks Flowers and plants banked the
front and foot Of the stage. which was
fanked by groups o. statuary. THE stage
curtains were artisfieally atapesi. addi-
~ laNKa Nasah..
festoons o. IVY and amRax Over The
stage entrance IN the center was perched
the emh,ematic EVIL, recent slit 10 the
league from Mr.. / a. NaGeaa. The walls
% she various rooms we're c0veref with
PAINTINGS, drawings, sketches ana Illus
tfatiops. The musical and literary pro
sramme vas OF high standard 81 ex.
eellence and thoroughly appreciated by
those present.
AMa
very beautiful ard enjoyable evening
VAS spent Wednesday at the residence 81
Mrs. J r Scarborough. sea Fourth ave
nsc. ThR entertainment was for the
heneht q ihe sewing circle In connection
| with Trinity Parish chgfcA and Wae large
| ~ stteaded by the members Of the canrch
The programme consisted of Songs arA
recitatiops, IN which Mrs w J Csrarnba
E pF carl HOFFMAN. Rev n ~ fsowpn pnA
others toes part. TIE rooms were prattiiv
DECORATED ANU retf@a2sNFrts were HeTFe3
after whish ths yaepxer members ~ the
party sn3o5ed an smpramptg dance. TIA
guests we're fecsived nv MIS- SsrAorouqN.
assisted ~ Mira A. King, tia Misses
Z Scarborough aetiu& a. ushers
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