The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-27

/ ACCOMPLISHED this than the cloudy. foSzy
I and altogether threatening weather that
/ prevailed during TIE fore part OF the past
/ week. The fog lifted on Friday and sat
/ urlay though. and the sun sAons with
renewed warmth. causing al 10 again
! enter into the joyful whIri that has made
{ the social life OF Seattle so pleasant dur
/ ing the past summer. The first OF the
Nssika Club dances far the winter season
/ was one Of the social features Of the
i week The young men that compose this
weil-k3owE organization have the true
+ bohemian idea OF entertaining. which
makes their affairs greatly sought for. AL
! of the leading Young society people OF the
Gay were present and several from "a
coma In the older set lanclAeons and din
ners were the principal form OF entertain
. fEg. Mrs. ". r Ballard, VINO leaves dur
ing the week for an extended visit To Cali
{ forUia, gave a --neighborAood tea ca Tues
/ day Mrs. 4. B. Stewart entertained a few
! friends at dinner en- Tuesday. Mrs II c.
Henry gave = dinner on Thursday. Mrs.
{ Maurice McAiIcken a iIiszcaeon to 4 num-
! Der 81 yCung society ladies on Thursday
{ afternoon in honor OF Miss Doyen: Mrs,
/ +. Il. NJ Miller = whist party on Friday
& night In honor OF Mrs. W. r. Ballard. and
Mrs 5. l. Crawford dinner. With the
/ advent OF pleasant weather Oh Friday
came several yachting parties. the most
i important Of which was a stag affair
! Sweeney. the company cruising TO Taco
ma. 10 return this evening.
/ A bright. warm dag drew che beauty.
fashion and lovers Of art generally, not
/ ca,y OF Seattls. hnt CT other cities far and
i near. 20 the reception held OIL Fr.stay last
by tae Seattle Ar League a1lg. Sshool o.
Design In the studio and art gallery in
/ the Hincklsy building In the reception the
+ rvs4- r.s~ tcA ~
Watson c. Squire. Mrs. ". r. Forrest.
Mrs. J. (. Haines and Mrs. r. .. STRIVE
and the working members by Mrs. FraaA
+ y. Hall. Mrs. j. ". Goodwin. Mrs r e.
/ Upton. Mrs. F'lorence Nhltford and Mss
/ Anon W Clark. TIE exhibit IVES fairly
+ representative cf she w-3Tk done by the
; league during the pas. Ave months though
/ bat a part cf what has been accomplished
+ by members. The showing in oat-oF-do9r
work was not so ample as K might nave
been h1a al % the members participating
/ therein LETT their sketch books on view
+ This feQartnsent OF the league work IS one
/ OF the best. eliciting almost as mlca en-
/ TINS lSrI a that walsh CaaraCterIzes those
/ working in the clay modelling department
: The Loan exhlo.t inc.uaed paintings b. Do
! DoTinisr. Cooper, Angel. Hill. Hal
NhAfcrd and Hogan, with etcniags and
J eagraYings OF the WORKS of Ta.on. CaAa-
( mel. Dicksee. Rosa Bonhaur. Adam, Prell
/ De Eillearay Dahl. Jacobsen. Marie
{ Thirsch. kray. Nor Czachorski C51rzon,
( Herterick. ksa,ero. Ccouzaas kambaeh,
/ AdTisn Taezza. Nonnafftsa. Ricger, Lam
/ hron. De Neuy.l1e, Dettlmans, Leighton,
lAeniv-a9Sk and Depgger. loaned by
+ friends and members OF tlse league. incsud-
ing Mrs. George II. Hebron Mrs. George
T. Ggn1, Mary l. Mactonald. Mrs. Law
renee J. Colnran. Mrs. a. c. Salmon, Mrs
7 ". r. Whitman. Mrs. ]. III. Calvert. Mrs
j. W. Go3min. Mrs. u. A. Galley. Mrs
Prank y. Han. Mrs. Florence
7. {. Hogan. Mrs. G. y Miller Mrs
( George But.ong. Miss Louise Laka. Miss
Agnes NJ Green. Miss Jessie Flsi<eu, Miss
Marie Martin. Miss Kate aCamrson. SIfSs
Elizabeth Marry. Miss sadie SicAels. Col
James Hamilton Lewis, D.. : Haseil.
Mr.. T.. J. Conan. Mr.. Prank Calvert. Mr.
FeaaS Atwooci. and Mr.. y. " Piper.
Among rhe members whose recent work
was On exhibition were Mrs Frank r
Upon Mrs. :. " Godwin. AIRS Frank Y
Hail. Mrs =. A. Galley. Mrs Florence
Nhitsor5. Mrs w 4 Morrison Mrs J.
6. Hogan. Mrs. George T. Ward. Mss Al
mon A Clark Miss %sa Cznrion Miss
+ Elizabeth MlrTs. Miss Marie Martin Miss
. Mad Mcclellan Dir Shirley Squire Mr. F.
+ A. McClellan. Mr.. J c Dixon. M r
( Y. Barnes, Mr.. ". A. FELTON,, M Edwin
Ia GooreS The visicor~. Who began 20
arrive as early as o'clock and continued
: fil! the elevator Shwt down, were loud IN
/ their praise of what they saw and uranf-
1scas n their verdict that the exhibition
+ Mas remarkably good and more Than
+ cca4t Be expected IN the BRIEF tine and
+ the lfEsie1 facilities vltl which the league
began operations. Such a magnificent b.
ginning carries tha assursnc that with
con -.n92liy improving facilities and more
time he league VIII soon oatrank ANYTHING
orr the coast ostside oE San Francisco.
+ TIE lecture on Tuesday evening viii ba
on '1'.4reElo-ogy and Pms slcgGaony IN Art"
+ The Neslka Ci1os party az Proseh's hail
As. Friday evening was really pretty
ana successful one. Dancing was begun
~ o'clock ARA continued unlt 7. and the
h1eF being la Spienaid condition and never
WncamtoTta3ly eros &ed. every dance was
thoroughly enjoyed Amouk those mho
haf! the good fortune - b. present we're.
Aar- ana Mrs, ;. l. Cr2 Vfor1. Miss Bertha
3 NaAtfa-t. faCucsa. Asa Etne. E4sfes
Mss claire nastey. Mss Gene grah-r n.
Mss Clr4eA A.ss Helen MrNauxAt. Miss
+ NArgsret GraCe Miss Laura t'4nffef efasz
+ Ira Atkinson. sfiss Bezs InSlls. Ms IDA
+ corey. Miss Etael Cardiu. .5sss LA Su3lel,.
Miss Fen Waitron. Mss ALICE Nsnre9se.
Ms l-era conn - Elsie R~.,rs Affzs
Etael Garrett. Mss Martha hsnt.nr a,txa
theeAe Carroll. a. oc-n Eankc. Sir. =
FL Robe. Mr.. Matt Scarvy Af~ Elvssra
tseery. n, WAX Hama. NJ Frank rreI-
e-esS tir Je~s Ersaker 1Fr Poh-r
bf<er NJ. VS. khs~ Ta--3psaa. Mr.
St1as- f.ass &, SIR Dell Ii. se Mr. How
ar8 -Ame@. Ar. Rnoert : R4sTsf3 Nf~
@2 AHs4>ts1e M Weha Tinne-Ire. NJ
81 ~. Japsr. M. j. Weslcy Young D~
Gentle. Ng- Edward Glrre.:. ST. Tall rlel-
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