The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

-sSs made BY rl,szrhe--x Of the league t;,-s-~
the pass month The sxhgnst was large.
varied and % high 1rSier. Including paint
inSs by Earl. Keith. PhipFss- Angel arssi
Cooper efchia<s by knans and Iroyen.
large engraving Il The Choice lsv Skr
Noel Patton. and smaller ones u the WORKS
OF Rosa ReHheaT. hray. Faleros Ccou,ans.
taoaaei. SarZon- Leighton. Adrien Marie
and Tssersca- toaned ~ members and
friends of the hague, including Mrs I. s.
J. Hunt Mrs. J. e. Hainss Mrs Jacob
t'urth. Mrs George II Hesihron. Mrs j. u.
Lownan. Mrs J r Metcalfe. Mrs Fannie
u ksutz- Mrs. Mary l. Macdonald Ms
George s. kitiinesr. Mrs. c. l. W.Sa.
Mrs f-rastus Brainera. Mrs. y Il White
man, Mrs r J. F.sher Miss kaatx Ms
J. II Calvert. Mrs. J. W. Goodwin. Mrs.. &
d Fowle. Miss Jessie F'isken. Col James
Hamilton Lewis. DR.. : 9. HiIl Nj ! p
Taylor. Mr.. J. A Mcclellan. Mr. Frank
Calvert and Mr.. Frank Atwood. Among
tue working members no Submitted spec
linens Of their work done during the month
were Miss Grace Wishaar. Mrs r. J F5Sa-
er. Mrs D 4. Galley. Mrs. George +.
Ward. Mrs A. n Grow. Mrs. c. n Fowle.
Mrs e. E Budloas. Miss sara 4 Hanna,
Mss Nell CampfOu. Or r $. Fsasen Mr.
Shirley Squire. Mr.. Marshall z. stafford.
Mr. F. W. Barnes. Mr.. r. a Mcclellan,
Ar Cakes, Mr.. J. II. Kelly and Mr.. w NJ.
Nishaar. Keiths painting Of Mount Shns-
"a attracted much attention. The artist -
an old friend OF Gen. and Mr.. J. & Met
calfe. 10 whom he presented the picture as
wedding gift Though he had not then
beconie the national celebrity he now IS
nor the winner of Worlds fair prizes. the
quality Of his work procla lrnel. an artist Of
great ability The rapid increase in work
ing membership 10 the evening sessions
has rendered IL necessary to close them TO
further increase after the 18th inst AZ
which time members who have persistently
ahSented themselves. or attended irrsgu-
larry, are to De dropped from the roll one
reason for this action IS that the member
ship already excseds the capacity OF the
studio. IL all attended. Should ali the alb
sentees chance to attend an evening ses-
sion. securing choice of positions from ar
irving early. as is the rule, regular attend
ants would be crowded out. which would
be manifestly unfair to them
The Wednesday Card Club will meet
this week al the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Q. Graves for regular play.
The event OF the coming week Will in
all probability be the dancing and card
party 10 be given at Proseh's hall on
Wednesday night by the ladies of one Of
ST. Marks circles.
The Tuesday Gard Club viii meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Ainsworth
on May Il 1t is not known definitely
whether cards viii be INDUCED in or not
but in all probability some new form of
amusement will be provided By the hostess
Cards are out for an AT Home at Mrs
Charles Ciarks, on Terry avenue. on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Harnaugh entertained few lady
friends AT the Rainier Grand on Friday at
luncheon. in honor of her tweniy-fifth
wedding anniversary. Mrs. Harhaugh Is
a most delightful hostess and her luncheon
was elegant.
The members of the younger set will
probably give dancing party some time
during May. probably at Prosch's hail.