The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-11-29

name OF the play was web chosen. ara
that they were Ia very truth. making a
night OF s. The performance reflected
great credit on al concerned.
Miss Florence CsarsIss, who has sn~nt
two years i1 the New York School of De-
sign. has cpenec a studio tn the Chaunf-er
OF Comrnercs buiscsng. and some OF her
clever art work may be seen there Miss
Cgrftss IL ar artist by nature ard has
recsived the best instruction, and her
studies and finished work show the touch
OF a skilled hand. She has made nurosr-
oEs local sketches. which are admirable in
their broad, free style and splendid color
Ing, so faithful 70 the wonderful sfnss that
constantly delight the eye of the dweller
on Puget Sound. IN water coIors pen and
ink and charcoal drawings she excess. and
some Of her original designs for covers and
Illustrations are extremely clever She Is
doing number Of charming little scenes
for The annual exhibition Of the Tacoma
Arr League to be held this week. and her
permanent stay IN Tacoma will do much
towards raising the standard OF art ia .ts
beet form. and towards rousine an appre-
citation Of the splendid field here open for
artists Ia all lines.
The regular concert of the Ladies' Mu-
steal club Tuesday afternoon will be- IN
r
G. Newell, the talented young musician.
and IL Is being awaited with deep inter-
&st Mr.. Newell win be assisted BY Se-
attls's charming Soprano. Mrs. Blanche
Grambs, and b. a very fine string quar-
tette. consisting CT Prof Oiof Bull DR..
r y. kellogg, George A. Browne and En-
nest l. Newell. They VIII play two move
menfs from shubest's d minor qaartette.
Nr. Seweh's programme il a choice one,
covering a wide field and showing 10 ad-
vantage his broad style OF playing it
vii include Choptn's A fat BaIlade.
Bacb's c minor Prelude. Beefhoven's
Sonata, op 81. No. .. a charming unpu5-
hshed Romsnza composed By Prof. Oiof
Bull. the viollnist. an exquisite spinning
song by Pachulski. which win be played
fof the first time I'm the city. CANON
eta by Edouard Sehutt. and Gottschalk's
brilliant tremolo Etude.
The exhibit and sale % the Art League
this year will be held in the Bostwick
block on 81. Heien's avenue. and prom
ises 10 be more interesting than ever be-
fore. Mr.. Russell. the architect and artist
who Is working arduously to maintain the
work OF the league and Of the Ferry mu-
scum. will assist In making the exhibition
a success. and the plan OF holding II In n
public building down town VIII. IL Is be-
Heved make II more generally patronized
education in art as well as a holiday sale.
though much OF the work shown will be
on sale and many a choice BIT suitable
for holiday gifts will be seen. The mem
hers OF the league extend a cordial invita-
ton 10 the public 70 visit the room Tues
day and Wednesday. evenings Included
The Sixteen Whist Club gave a de-
lightful Thanksgiving dance In Parker
han, which was attended BY their friends.
seventy-one couples fTspped Il lightly un-
III a late hour. and al declared It to be
one OF tho most enjoyable parties ever
given hy tho club.
Next wednesday afternoon Mr.. Robert
G. Newell win give a matinee piano re-
eital in chlckerlng hail, assisted by Miss
Anne Kavanaugh. the dramatic reader.
and Mr. Otof Bull. violinist. This viii be
Mr. Newells last appearance in the city.
as he leaves Wednesday evening for Oak
land Cal where he has accepted the posi-
ton 81 organls. IN St Pauls Episcopal
church. The piano numbers OF the pro-