The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-10

home o. Fifth avenue ana Narion street.
NJ. and Mrs. Poehier left Minneapolis
February u on their bridal tour. and have
travelled quite extensively On the Pacific
coast. visiting points OF .nfer-s; in Mexico.
California. Oregon and Washington. Sew
erai weeks were spent with relatives ard
friends In Los Angeles where Mr.. Poeh-
lers parents have q winter home. Mr. and
Ars- Gordon did all n their power TO make
the stay OF their friends in Seattle pleas
ant. and they succeeded admirably. Judging
from the generous words OF praise spoken
Of the Queen City by the visitors on their
departure Tor their Minnesota home Ase
Tuesday.
Next Thursday evening from to 70 Rev.
and Mrs. ID. c. Garrett VIII give a recep-
ton at the rectoyy TO the members OF 81.
Marks congregation and ether friends II
will be in the nature Of a farewell pre-
ceding the vacaflon, which win be In the
nature OF sripEast beginning Monday. the
reception. II VII be announced IN church
and through the press.
Mr.. william @. oberteufrer delightfully."-
entertained the following young men at his
residence. III Hyde street. on Thursday
evening: Mr.. Lawrence Spear. Mr.. c. ".
De Reamer, Mr.. Fred X. Strive. Mr.. John
Savage, Mr.. Charles Cotton, Mr.. James
Bigler, Mr.. p d. Hughes, Mr.. Shirley
Squire and Mr.. John H. Carter.
On Tuesday evening next DIR. E. s. Haseil
will deliver the first OF hts series Of half
hour lectures on anatomy before the Art
League. The lecturer VII bring to the
eiucidation Of his subject the training Of
the physician. ~ well as that OF the artist
and connoisseur. The series is sure to grow
in interest, containing. as II will. the latest
thoughts and experiments made IN Illus
trating the art side OF anatomy. especially
those recently made by French artists
showing the muscles in action and repose.
'Oid Nike has been secured from the
state university to lend his assistance In
Illustrating the lectures. Judging from
his appearance, he g well pleased with his
change Of habitation. but. then. he Is al
ways like Patience on q monument smiling
at Grief. For the first time In many years
he has been induced to take bath and
spruce up little Considering his age and
Affections. his amiabslity is surprising.
Deaf. dumb and blind. he still smiles.
though the victim Of many practical Jokes
on the part of the students whereby he has
lost portions OF his fingers and toes, and
the kneecap OF his right leg, he still smiles.
The redness of his nose, result of one
practical joke and not OF his own conviyi-
Atty. Is disappearing under league treat
ment- Prior to leaving the university he
had his photograph taken during the Illus
tration Of an experiment in X-rays. His
gestures Indicate extreme surprise and an
exalted state Of hiiarity. caused. presum-
ably, by the novelty of the experiment, or
by the knowledge OF his pending transfer
to the art gallery OF the league. and away
from his tormentors. In posing before the
league he win be placed In many trying
. Al
be mutAatad. though likely to be subject
of carscature- Considering the wiry ma
ture OF his muscles he will prove an ideal
model. his complacercy never being ruff
fied. however protracfed or straining the
pose may be.
Commencing on Tuesday next the hours
at the studio VIII be increased by forenoon
sessions on both Tuesdays and Saturdays.
These sessions VIII be open to al working
members. who will be at liberty to employ
themselves in any manner they choose.
whether painting, sketchins or study, but
criticism OF the work Of artists and Instruc-
ton OF beginners win not commence till
the usual hours OF 2 O'Clock In the after
noon and 1:3O in the evening.
The next pubic reception day will be on
Friday, the I'D inst little music viii
enliven the coming reception. Through In
advertence the names OF several who
loaned pictures. etc, for the last reception
were omitted from the published list Cor
rect, 4 Is as follows: Mrs L. g. J. Hunt,
Mrs. J. c. Haines. Mrs. Jacob F'urth. Mrs.
George H. Hebron, Mrs ]. d. bowman,
Mrs. J. b. Aetcalfe. Mrs. Fannie NJ. Kautz,
Mrs Many l. Macdonald. Mrs George r.
kittinger. Mrs c. l. Webb. Mrs Erastus
Brainerd. Mrs. n b. whiteman, Mrs. n. J.
Fisher. Mrs. J. n. Calvert, Mrs J. ". God
win. Mrs. c. d. Fowle. Miss Kantz. Miss
Louise G. Li;ka, Miss Jessie Fisken. Col.
James Hamilton Lewis. DR.. 8. G. Hin. Mr..
J. p Taylor. Prof Hill, OF the state uniyer-
ssfy. Mr.. J. A. Mcclellan. Mr.. Frank CAL
vert. Mr.. Frank Atwood and Mr. A. w.
Piper. Among the working members sub
hitting specimens Of their most recent
work were Miss Grace wishaar, Mrs. r. J.
Fisher, Mrs. D. A. Galley. Mrs George F.
Ward. Mrs. A. u. Grow. Mrs c. ID. Fowie.
Mrs g. f. Buiieug. Miss Sara A. Hanna.
Miss Ruth f. Cole. Miss Alma 4. Clark.
Mss Marie A. Martin. Miss Nell campion.
Or. e. 3 Haseii, Mr.. Shirley Squire. Mr.
Marshall p. Stafford. Mr. r. A. Mcclellan.
Mr.. E W. Barnes. Mr.. Harry Cakes. Mr..
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