The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-03-07

TACOMA Narrh f--Sgeet7l--Axs Wei
n~sday, ire czv CO fasting. penstence sEo
e.o0un wag shIs xeak Es1co17s1 % TIE
I.nx-ssgserfrx ration thEt hss Just passed.
WITH rnssch rnorfsacafson o. mind sSl1 oSafs
rhrouxa 4 four years Lsntsn season tn@s
ta6e fair 70 exhaust rs sap2y o. sAcA-
r1o+h arr ashes, and ought 81 a. con
xrt<uee be enough sae~.Gce ard discomfort
20 t2zt farpagh the next decade Instead
Il fakssng ard wee. great SaTs OF tnanz-
fstne~A nas rolled over the lard and the
Esd Easter wfI hear many Few voice
appraised ia slls1si&s.
In Taccn. IN. last Gays o. ths season
were e1fes, urusa rkec 5y any special fss-
ttvify TIE reopeaing OF the Ferry u1-
seam hetd TIE attention % socIsty fer the
frat three days. ard many ar hour wac
profta BY ard de- zntfuily spent IN study
ing fke rare Old WORKS exhibited fully Tor
.ae arst tire. The first Poster Show"
ever wfven in Tire Northwest vas ce-
iixnfsnl feature Of thess reception days.
over 20 D~zHt9fag posters being used 70
decorate the corrfso-s. ard giving most
,.frsrffv~ appearance 20 the walls. Mrs.
George Browne ard Mrs. Frank Allyn pro-
cured and arranged tee posters, and hey
~ere assisted bv several former Tacomsns
Who stsi retain fheiT interes, IN AL that
pertains 20 the city. Miss Bsta Laughter,
Of San Francisco. who has been interested
a. getting % similar entertainments there.
sent a large collection % gorgeous posters,
and oscar Main. now OF Seattle. procured
80. They were arranged IN groups. sport
.ag. literary and artistic. and were n
themselves IN interesting study. Miss
Florence Carti4s. Tae0Tnas yEuEg water
color ant crayon artist. hed several or3gf-
nal clever posters n the collection. There
s. rarely interesting SCI Of studies from
f4ft Frs Ia
OF the last century. which show Some
strong work ~ weii az several riccss OF
exquisite drawing and anatomical studies.
The etsrsvings u this peTsod were ehsrsc-
taristic OF the times. and appeared fnyari-
shly IN a reddish tone. which fairly speaks
% revolution. The trustees 81 the museum
are planning 20 bold 2 three days loan
sxhfhi, soon. whleh WI b. the largest and
finest Of the kind ever given here. Among
many Interesting collections In the city.
there IL probably none 80 large or 50 valu-
sbie az that OF Mrs George Browne.
which includes an exceptionally fine lot Of
old miniatures rare curios OF ali kinds
arrnor and brassex. and valuable PICTURES.
The opportunity 20 view this extensive col
lection is Of itself 3 notable event and
there Is every indication OF an artistic and
financial success.
TIE members % the classic circle. which
- conducted BY Col A. =. Joab. vii begin
the study OF Shakespeare Thursday night
IN the psriors OF the First Free church
The circle has Just completed the study OF
fsongfeliow's principal poems. ard WITH
probably give a series OF tab.eaux. soon
Illustrating "Evangelnc"
The Misses Paddock entertained a few
friends Tuesday evening.
The cotiiiion Club meets ,onigh. at the
NontelIo.
Mrs r. w. Derriekson entertained tire
cinch Club Tuesday afternoon.
The regular concert OF the LADIES' Must
cal Club win be given Tuesday afternoon.
The Shakespeare Club win have the
pleasure OF listening 10 an address By DR.
Mark Harrington OF the state university
next Wednesday evening. The club will
meet at Miss Nora Smiths.
Mrs. J. w. Rowe entertained the Sans
eouci Club Friday afternoon.
Mr.. J r. s,eeb entertained the Friday
Cinch Club.