The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-11-07

rNFkS WFfEhtnE IONS are 0NTAfN from ENEtF
resting places Of centuries. and with the
trees. earth and debris about them arc
dashed down the mountain side in an ava
lancAe % ruin. burying man In his lordlv
mansion as though he were n tiny ant or
most insignificant Of earth-creepiag things
The pretty baby bvookist becomes hide
Gus monster OF uproar and destruction.
Thunderbolts are launched from heaven in
every direction. binding ana deafenlng IA
their fury, and the end of all things seems
at hand
The characteristics forms OF the storm
cloud include violent angles and swift, IN
comparable and fearful outlines, revealing
;he writing horrors Of their lurld masses.
No accidental or unconslaerea touch or
dash OF the brush viii express this. The
artist possesses knowledge and powers 81
Invention and design. his brush being uu-
der as perfect control as the fingers Of \
master musician az the piano. When one
has learned all there is 70 learn Of paint
Ina. or the art of representing any natural
object faithfully. he has only mastered tina
grammar or language Of his art A school,
boy may learn the rules OF verslficatlon
and 20 write Ike copperplate. and he may
copy Shakespeare's sonnets and Longfai-
lows choicest poems faultlesslv. but that
does not make him A poet Let Us beware
% surprising that nenmanship makes the
poet, or that craftsmanship makes the
painter.
ION closing this series OF lectures Il was
proposed TO resume that on the Myths and
Marbles OF Greece and Rome eommenc-
ing with Venus. whom We have seen only
ia subordinate roles. associated with Gu
pid and Psyche. Paris and Helen. and 9TH
ers. Instead OF the central figure and
supreme goddess that she IS and as We be-
hold her IN the Milo ard Medici but other
duties have interfered with our plans.
Therefore the lecture on Earth and Heav-
Is Viewed from a Ba4fpgs4f NIL M agefsr
conclude this series next Tuesday evening
but VIII be the last for an indefinite
period
Friday afternoons meeting OF the
Ladies Musicale ClHb was one OF the
most interesting Of the present season and
included many excellent numbers. There
was a fair attendance at the musicale.
which took place at Prosch's hail. where
the club Is making it's headquarters. The
detailed programme OF the afternoon was
follows:
Never eimund-a. Maiden Song. b. The
Double Los. Mrs j. w. elise.
Bach. Clique. sehumann. Nachtstucke.
by Mrs. NJ. +. paulton.
Paper-Adolph Jensen 1ss7-lS7e. Stevens
Heller 1874. Erie Meyer-Helmund 1861. by
Mrs. Fl. r elise.
General Discussion.
Jensen-~a. Marie. b. Lehn Define Wang
an Meme Wang. by Mrs. Emma Atkins
Jensen = wanderbllder. a. Fernsicht b.
Kreqtz am Wege. G Morgengruss. Hell
er--ktude, Twilight Revere, by Mrs.
Mary Churchill Atkins.
Meyer Helmund-An Old German
Rhyme. by Mrs. Claude Cochran and Mrs.
Elizabeth Miller.
Jenser-Faise Rrliltante -four haudal.
by Mrs. c. +. Patterson and Mrs. w ID.
Perkins.
The composers for the next concert are
Bendei. Heuselt. Gade and Mendelssohn.
The concert win take place at the old
Rainier hotel Friday. December II. at $50.
The invitations for the Struve- Furth
wedding were issued this week They
read: "Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Furth request
tho honor OF your presence at the mar
riage Of their daughter. Anna Claire 20
Mr. Frederick Karl Struve on We'd
nesday evening. November II. at
Seattle Washington" The wedding
will be a fashionable affair. Miss
sidonia Furth viii be the maid Of Honor.
md the bridesmaids viii. II Is said. in
clude Miss Munday. Miss Emery. Miss
Struve and Miss Flanders. OF Portland.
Mr. Lester Turner will be the best man.
he ushers. Mr. Richard Cox, jr., Mr..
Marley Il. Haynes. Mr. y. Peliy and Mr..
srnest Ling. The pretty interior OF Trim
" church VIII be decorated with chrys-
tnthemums. No reception will follow the
CEREMONY. No announcement has been
made "a TO whore Mr.. and Mrs. Struve
VIII go on their wedding journey. and an
attempt viii be made 10 keep II secret;
IN their return 10 the city they Will go
to housekeeping.
The Wednesday Evening Card club was
entertained last Wednesday evening
by Mrs. ]. u. Lowman, at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. a. Strout. on
Boylston avenue and Marion street.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
-
Allen. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward q. Graves,
MIR and Mrs GeaTy. Mr.. and Mrs J. j..
Lowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston y.
Steadman, Mr.. and Mrs. Archie X. Fis-
kin. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Green. Mr.
and Mrs. H. +. Osgood. Mr. and Mrs. e
A. strout. Mr. and Mrs David Baxter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Palmer Mr.. and
Mrs Carkeek. Mr.. and Mrs Stewart. SIR.
and Mrs. 4. w. Engle. Mrs. James y.
Hoge, jr.. Mrs. G. J. Smith. Mrs. IT, G.
Henry. Mrs. j. G. Haiues, Mrs VIII
Preston DIR. Montgomery Russell. Judge
Struve, Mr.. c. Emery Hathaway. Miss
Emery and Miss shellenberger. Of Wash
ington city. d. c.
The Tuesday Clnch club Is the latest
organization among the young women Of
the old Knot A Gain set II was organ
ized last Tuesday ar a meeting held az
the home OF Miss cardin on Eighteenth
avenue. The members are Miss Me
Naught Miss Clark Miss Brookes Miss
Mckinney. Aiias Morgan. Miss Cardln.
Miss Holmes. Miss Spencer. Miss Nu-
gent, Miss McGraw, Miss Seupie and
Miss Ethel semple. The club had for Sea
guests last week Miss Phillips. Miss Re-
Der. Miss Jackson. Of Boston, and Miss
wlttler. Miss Mcknight and Miss Nc
Craw won the prizes. The next nesting
OF the club VIII be held At the home Of
Miss Holmes.
THURSDAY evening a few Of Sheriff Moy-
er's friends surprised him at his home. 10
Broadway The evening was spent IN
playing progressive whist The cham
plor PLAYERS were Miss x. Doian and Mr..
Mover. lunch was served. The guests
were Hr. and Mrs Meyer. Mrs Deheruo.
Mrs. r Dunn Mrs J. Shute. Mrs. =.
Csa~ckea. Mrs T. J. Corcoran. Mrs.. Cfean.
Mrs. Minnie, Mrs. Parkinson. Miss K Do
Ian Miss cleo. Cusuman Mr.. II. O.
sfosltfnr Nr C. Miller. Mr. r. flnE.
Mr. r r. Lawson. Nr. F. Miller. Mr.. J
Brooks
4 Halloween party vas given BY Miss
Ora Carroll a. her home, 1905 Third ave-
-sta last week Present were Miss Ger
trvAe Stevens. Mics Sadie Steele. Mas
raray Jean. Msss Marjorie Brown Miss
Alglte Carroll. Mics Nellie sapp Miss Oh
i've Chaplin. Mics Alice Levy. Miss Jessie
Han Mss Mabel Bennett Mr. Claad
wales. Mr.. Frank I.aRoche, Mr. Willie
Vrgaher Mr. Clarence Wright Mr. sam
uel B. sapp. Mr.. David Chaplin. Mr.. Lon
70 Howard. Mr.. John Lynch
The Nineteenth Century Literary Club
enjoyed a delightful meeting last week
Miss Cara HIiI presented q paper on