The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-22

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Eenss TE4 oet<r was Il Am Oniy Lat
tie Girl
NJ. Ean. uyssssr al not assaprpeins be-
fYfsgads = sac sanr fn hes weis-known znt
apprecta.as style Her ssnS WAS Rose
RusAea b CGxusn&Ge. a7s s1s fsapond-
- 70 al sncere with a sfrDpis bot sweet
balisH
Mrse. Berta cr1v.lG gave renewed est-
dxncs OF hsr xiii q. an accomplished ART
sst- The programme snnosnesd Ser faT
swo piano noaos. ard fro-a the generous
appsxass she received sns sss6sence seesssssl
de~issxs OF hearing many tines the nsfHs-
c>r alssssNst 70 nzr TIE srss humber Sas
.sg.hrsznastc5s waltz" ny G-@saras ard foe
an encore eszs rendered sIar1onsstz. ny
xdounr6 9~hpss. TIE s~rond number VA.
. ~Para1s R<vus.- BY DAIh~ru~ she Dr.
eisnsd - encore. and sfssr the eoncer, ex-
pialne.d xiaAs shs did not S2af 70 tire hsr
Hnivsrslty frter1s compsefsIy. because she
vas too fond Of entertaining them when
ever opportunity presented frsssf
Nr Herbesf Williams was Also recalled
after his tenor solo. Queen Of The Ea-th-"
As an encore be szng ssumoeT song.
whose eaten words were Gently falls the
shadows dream Nr. Williams L. always
sure Of . welcome ~ the university. In
Alumni Association. for not long ago he
became sbe husband Of Anne Ray1seid Par-
sens. Of the class Of las.
Mr.. Samuel DrfscoiI was announced for
. violin solo. hat ne was probably block
a1sd Tn the snowgtornz. for he dsd not afs-
pear. much 10 the disappointment Of Hss
friends. who cherish pleasant memories 81
hts playing nj last commencement week
Ars Mab<i c. acAipsns could keep her
Friday evenings audience snchasned for
whoss evening II she would continue 10
ring 70 them. She was hastily recalled att
~ singing Take Me- jamie. Dear. and as
. recall number sang sleep. Little Baby
~ Mine'' Mrs. aeAlplne has very sien-
der and petite figure. and voice Hike
b~sutifrl bird. Each word can be under
stooe. and the tones are 80 pure and clear
thst n would seem Impossible ever TO tire
81 sucfs singing.
Mr. T.. katl~ara furnished the surprise
OF the evening. lie gave a solo. a native
Japanese dance song on the koto. or native
Japanese harp. peculiar looking inssrn-
ment about six feet long and one foot
vide. made OF some sort OF palm wood.
and each string supported on delicate
bridge. instead OF frets- Mr.. kajiwar4
had IL announced At TIE beginning that be
las only an amateur, and so he declined
an encore. although The young nseu de-
nsndsd one in tfeir usual yoosferous
manner
The Eaterpean Qnartst;e closed the pro-
gfsnBs with a clever four-part arrange
Hssat Of Annie Laurie and as an en-
core. Way Down Yondsr in the Corn
Field"
The printed programme viii serve az a
souvenir 81 delightful occasion. The
printing was most neatly done with
u Of w. monogram IN gold. and tho other
letters In purple. thus remembering the
university coiors. On the other page are
the Young Women's Athletic Clubs yell.
~ follows.
"Hi-Ho-Hae
Hi-Ho-Ha,
honamax kfatawa.
skookgm S4uaws"
Ana Just below II Is the familiar universi-
TT. Of W.. Hiah- Hiah.
Y Of W, slah-Siah,
skook,1m, Skookum.
Washington
With due consideration os sha needs OF
the event upon tho part OF the weather
bureau The public reception OF the Seattle
Art League and School Of Design on FRI
day afternoon and evening of this week
viii prove one OF the most interesting and
we'll attended given since the revival OF
that popular Institution. Commencing
less than eight months ago without facilf-
ties at all equal TO tho requirements OF
such an enterprise, IL Is now the best
equipped In tho Coast outside OF San Fran
cisco. every department. OF art being COW
cred and every facility enjoyed by tho
members Much pride is taken IN the re-
Gently Installed statuary. and the pro-
doctions OF members In plastic art These
exhibits Will DO conspicuous features In
tho general exhibition. Tho loan exhibit,
will contain some OF tho finest paintings
ever produced Ia the city. while recent
drawing and sketehing by members will
show a high standard OF excellence, full
~ promise OF greater work. The recsp-
ton viii open at O'Clock Ia the afternoon
and continue through the evening til 10
O'Clock. Every ors at all interested In
art. or levers OF the beautiful will be cor
daily welcome visitors In the city being
equally 30.
ara not only interesting. but valuable. and
are free 10 artists. teachers and students.
That OF next Tuesday viii be by Mis-.
Grace wishaar. on the Institution Of Ar,
IA Portland. Or. whence she has returned.
after "A visit OF several months. Before
leaving Seattle TO enter upon his congress
sionai duties ~ the national capital Col.
James Hamilton Lewis win deliver lee
tire before the league on The Pictures
Have Seen" which will include many OF
the masterpieces OF the world, Col. Lewis
having spent some time inspecting tho
works In the galleries OF Europe. The pa
ttonesscs Of the isague are: Mrs. III. q.
Struve. Mrs J. &. Haines. Mrs. Watson
G. squire, Mrs. ". r. Forrest, Mrs.
Thomas Burke. Mrs. Jacob Furth. Mrs
i, :. ]. Hum, Mrs. Il. G. Nenfeider. Mrs
Jause. r. Hayden. Mrs Maurice AcMiek-
en-. Mrs Gilbert - Meem. Mrs. II. q.
Eond. Mrs H. c. Henry. Mrs. Bailey Cat
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