The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-15


or which no amount of ecier. light %
sasee. however rich. or deity handled
VIII redeem rae work from the offensive
ness or dsforrnsty- Tsass Is what .so1eiina
sf&sGs szse eye. detective in this respect "a
sSe- and without which it may he thas
n1rbaFd through life. Conscious Of this
aeacsency. eas uniformed as to the rem.
coy. she victim may avoid figures and ssess,
on4y WIKI Landscapes. flowers. fruit and
DTS Of ssin life where approximations only
az necessary in representing the shapef
OF things These facts being thoroughly
understood by the members az the league
niuch sstnfion il Esvea TO the study OF the
ngUFe as represented In the masterpieces
on saatuary recently Installed in the ga.
lfry on the league. and from which gooc
WORK IS being prodused. in plastic as vel
as srarhsc art. The exhibits in THESE de-
rsrtmenis on reception day w.il be a new
feaeu'>e IN league work. and upon a higher
plane than ever before ATTEMPTED Con-
Jointly with this viii be the rnouigssnx and
cas'ihg from life. also q new extension Of
saoor. Tie lecture Tuesday evening last
On Turner by Mr.. Shirley Squire. waa
very interesting. The subject next Tues.
day evening VIII be John C. Van Dykes
who for arts sake. would overthrow me
truths OF science. ioinsnx issue with ax,ron-
osiers. geogrsphers. mathemasicians and
others on points assumed to be settled IONS
teachers, students and those Interested In
such matters.
The Nineteenth Century literary Club
held its regular fortnsghtly meeting last
Thursday Miss Grace Allen gave a very
sympathetic. genial account OF me ne
and writings OF Edgar Allen Poe Follow.
ing Miss Ruth Railsy's reading OF Tho
Raven" Miss Minnie Reiton led the dis
cussioa in SO spirited manner a. to In
ouee lively interest on the part OF cfuh
members. Invitations have heen issued
by the Nineteenth Century Literary Ctab
to the Fcrtnixhtly, Woman's Century.
Cassie Culture and Wednesday Afternoon
Csubs and r. e. O. Statehood to attend III
open meeting 10 be held next Thursday
afternoon. November 10. ~ a.3e D m, in
the Seattle National Bank building Mrs.
Stacy. OF Tacoma. and Mrs. Baird, of
Everett. president and frst vice prssidens
OF w. s. +. w. G.. will he present at this
meeting and address the several clubs.
The following programme will b. rem
dsred: Vocal solo. Miss Alice ThorudykA.
welcome. by the president, roll call.
quotations from Whittier, paper. John
@. whittfer,'' Miss Mary Shumway: adj
dress. Federation ldeals." Mrs. Amy p.
8. Stacy: address. Mrs. Alice c. Baird:
vocal solo. Miss Miller.
The MaGaalus Review Club met with
Mrs. =. q. Yerkes on Thursday last. Tho
programme was an interesting one and
greatly enjoyed. An original paper was
read by the president. Mrs. Preston. Mrs.
Gilman read an article on Harriet Heecher
Stoves life and works. Mira johnson
gave an interesting reading on '.AimA
TademA"--hi homo and pictures. Mrs.
Yerkes . paper on the "Cii0 Dweilarss:
Mrs. Il. NJ Carr delighted the club by q
paper on why Many OF Our Great Men
and Women AAke the Happiest Mar
riages."
At the meeting Of the Century Club on
Friday. November IL. Mrs. Ada C.. Cone
read an interesting paper entitled .Inf1u-
ence of Fiction on Thought" This WAS
followed by discussion. Various topics az
current events were reported. The club
received an invitation from the Ninsteenth
Century Club TO be present at an open
meeting on the afternoon OF Nove1u-
Der 10. to meet Mrs. Stacy, OF Tacoma,
and Mira Baird. of Everett. president and
vice president of the W. w. +. C. Tho
Century Club extended similar invitation
to their sister organization to be present
at the next meeting.
The Mapis literary society rave ia
first weekly programme last Friday even
ing at its hall In Van ASSET. Following
are some of the numbers rendered: Resi-
tation. Miss Myrtle Hope: song. Miss
Bessie Wilson: recitation. Miss LILLIAN
Fitzgerald; recitation. Miss Olga Jarvis;
talk on ''Sitka. Alaska, and Surround
ings." Mr.. August Toeilncr: recitation.
Miss Minnie Happy. The subject for de-
bate on next Friday evening is: Ere
solved, That there is more misery than
happiness in this world
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