The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-28

made upon the execrabse quality OF q great
bulk Of fise newspaper Illustrations OIL iae
day. The cauea OK this iansBtats'e eoh-
dstton of affairs Is that better artists are
not available. and the news must De hahs-
.rated or the newspaper VIII not ssis. IN
this department Miss Lillian Dams fssr1n
exhibited severa, fine examples OF Doon
illustration including picturesque scene
Of West Seattle and ornamental designs
from life. Mr.. A. III. Lees collection EN-
braced portraits cartoons and caricatuTfs
from life. sketches from nslurs ana the
KIoudske. his Hercules frorl me casf De-
iiEx one Of his bsss. Dir. j. T. Claoue -
els, rxceedtngfy versatile In this direction
ana in engraving. His collection was large
ard varied accompanied by reproduction
proofs OF publication. Mrs Frank n
Hollis oil paintings always draw snrohgs
Of admirers. as does her painting In emma
Miss Marie Martin exhibited two higaiy
arsistic oil paintings. both landscapes. one
being on q large plaque. In this depart
r,ens Miss Helen Anthony had handsome
dog and Miss Ada Forsay two attractive
mountain scenes. In water coiors
Msss Julia Anshony's work was
good, as was that OF Mr.. Ciaqus,
who also had several wash draw
i,sgs from LIFE. Miss Forsay's tapestry
was greatly admired, as were Miss Rlson
rastels OF Seattle scenery. In the regular
black and white class work good sscwlngs
were made by Mrs. Holl. Mrs. H.siey. Mrs.
r. r. Upton, Miss Martin. Miss Forsay.
Mlsa Grace Glasgow. Miss Leone Davis.
Miss Anna Ernst. Mrs. A. d. Galley. MI.
Shirley Squire. Mr.. Ciaque, Mr.. ]. c. Dick
scn. Mr. Leland Armstrong. Mr. James A.
wehn. Mr.. Il. w. Barnes. Mr.. wal Smith.
Mr. VIII WIshaar and Mr.. Fred La Roche.
Last Tuesday evening the Reinecke Club
gave another charming musicale at the
home of Mrs. Clinton c. Flison, lol East
Cherry street. Mrs. George +. Meyer as
sisted Mrs Filson In looking after the COM
fort of her guests. There was a pretty
display of decorations in the pariors In
honor of the occasion. Among those who
attended the musicale were Mr.. and Mrs.
A. X. Fisken. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence s.
Preston, Mr.. and Mrs. George 3. Kirk. Mr..
and Mrs. 8. W. X. Daily, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Tenney. Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Hughes,
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Meyer. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Zimmerman. Mr.. aud Mrs @. f.
Zimmerman. Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Daulton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fischer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clinton C. Filson. Mr. and Mrs. T.. l. KEEL
logg. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Bracors Mr.. and
Mrs. q. A. c. Rochester. Mrs. j.. X. Mae
Donald, Mrs. D. n. Kiiburn, Mrs. Cora r.
Kellogg. Miss Sitka. Miss Egbers. Miss
Fisken. Miss Prewett. Miss Winifred Will
Jams. Miss Unra Turner, Miss Cora Smith,
Miss Harriet Kellogg, Miss Susie Kellett.
Mr.. w. w. Williams, Mr.. A. ID. Eversoie.
Mr.. G. w. Meidrsm. Mr.. X. Coombe. Mr..
William II. Sheffield. Col. Thomas Davies.
Mr.. Crane and Mr.. Maurice cheai.
The programme OF the evening was as
follows:
Piano duet. Dances" ......... scharwenka
Mrs Kirk and Mr. Daily
Vocal solo. Il Fear No Foe. .Pinsuti
y,o,,n 81, Mr.. w. w: Williams. -
Mr.. c. A. Hughes
Piano solo. Sonata A Minor Moderate.
Mr.. q. +. Meyer Ne, sr 'e"aoe''
Mandolin and guitar selections from
Gessss Eyersoie and Bracons. s'''
Recitation (a) marguerite" Obi .'Platonic''
Miss Harriet Kellogg.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sc
attic Ceramic Club was held last Monday
In room Is Boston block. The theme for
the meeting was Hawthorne. and many
beautiful pieces OF work were shown. a
plate painted By Miss Harriet Gardiner
was awarded as the prize. Arrangements
were completed for the clubs annual ak
hibition. to be held December IL These
annual exhibitions are the only opportun-
ity offered the public for seeing the work
being done by this club and are looked
forward to from year to year by all lovers
Of the beautiful in ceramic art.
Mrs. @. o. Guy gave charity tea on
Thursday afternoon of last week to the
members OF the p. r. o. Club. After a
goodiy number Of garments had been pre-
pared for the worthy poor the ladies listen
ed TO concert through the medium OF the
nnnhnne which
Ing. Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. and the ladies departed hay-
Ing spent delightful afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Patterson en-
fertained at dinner Thanksgiving. The
decorations were quite novel, suggestive
OF the day. The place cards were decor.
ated with comical pen and Ink sketches of
The guests. each one finding his or her
riace by recognizing the appropriate por-
trait.
MRS. Eugene Clarke entertained the Ia
dies OF the Kermiss Whist Club very
eharm!nsly last Wednesday afternoon. a
dainty spread was enjoyed and the hon.
ors bestowed upon Mrs. Roope and Mr.
Fry respectively. Mrs. bradley will enter
tain the ladies next Friday afternoon al
40 Fifth Avenue north.
Miss Ada Hanford. daughter ~ Judge
Hanferd. entertained tho French Club las,
Monday afternoon. The club at that TINA
commenced nc reading of lie Maltre "a
Forses-' The next meeting OF tire club
will be tomorrow ut the home OF Ms
Charles StiEnson, Queen Anne hl.
Miss Kate MeCsraw entertained the n.rn.
hers Of the Tuesday Afternoon Claeh Cluh
last week. Miss Carisn aud Miss Jackson
OF Boston, won the prizes. The next meet.
ing of tho club will be held with Miss Ne.
Kinney at her home on Seventh avenue
near James street.
Mrs. Charles Baker returned last Wed.
nesdsy from Santa Rosa. Cal. where sh.
has been visiting her brother, g, A. Sssvv
Her Melee. Miss Matte seavy. accompanied
her on the trip aud will spend the winte,
IN Seattle.
Mrs. G. w. Steison, of Beacon hin. gave
delightful dancing party To forty OF her
ionag friends on Thursday evening g.,
honor OF her two nieees, the Misses SECT
son. Of Minneapolis, who arc visiting IN
the city.
dance which gives promise OF being
ore Of the finest ~ the holiday season viii
be that given by the young naen OF the
Nestka Club on New Years exc
THE "Wednesday Evening Card Club mo-
with Mrs. Thomas Burke at her slapaat
Rohemsan quarters in the Burke hulfaIns
last week.
Mrs SIllltoe gave a small dinner rsrts
last evening az her homo or Minor avenue
IN honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Strive
Mr.. and Mrs, J. w. elise gave n family
einner 70 their numerous relatives or