The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-06-03
PARTIHs AND OTHER AFFAIRS.

The fourth anniversary of the Seattle
Art League will be celebrated on Friday
old university. A reception will be given
In the afternoon. at which time there win
be an exhibit Of the work done by MEM
bers OF the league. In the evening the
Vocal solo. "Good-by, sweet Day kate
Vauuah). Miss Bessie M. Inglis; vocal
solo, La sclave' Ualo). Miss Edna Wit
", stetson vocal solo, Soldiers song"
(MascheronD. Mr.. Charles w. Saunders;
vocal solo my Heart at Thy Sweet
vocal solo, Song Of Hybrlas. the Cream
(Elllotp, DR.. Carl Hoffman, vocal solo,
a Red, Red Rose" George A. Edmunds:
address, THE Fine Arts" Col. James Ham,
sued for the afYair, but invitations may
be procured at the studio on Tuesday AFT
ernoon or evening. After the programme
committee, presided ever by Miss Edna
Whittier. will have charge of the enter
tainment.
Ne "A surprise party was given Miss Sadie
the home OF her parents, iiol Tenth ave.
nue. south. The evening was spent in mu-
sic dancing and games, and refreshments
ent we're: Mr.. and Mrs Burgess cess plM M.
and Mrs. Terney. Mr.. and Mrs. McFar.
lane lane, Mrs. Griffin, Mrs; bergen, Mrs. Fox.
Winnie Fritzgerald. Miss Mary Bramen,
MIS- Miss Katie Katie Bssssln, Miss Mary Mecias:
Koran, Miss Grace hurry, Miss May
snSe cassell; Miss Mary. Knopp. Miss
George Haish. Mr. Hiram Wilson. Mr..
John Ioa ol Palmer; Mr.; Fred anderson, Mr..
HSst Mi Mi K HSdGP Mr. f Resaa me- ho,d 4
son, Mr.: Pat McCluskey. Mr. viii May
Duck. Nj. Gus Conaty, Mr.. Lloyd Ran
aelph' Nh Mr. n John ha MaySuck, Mr: Lae Bur
gin. Mr.. Thomas Mccluskey. D
On Monday evening, May p. very
home of Mrs. n. s. Baker, 2l2 Minor ave-
nue. north. In honor OF Miss wray New
ell's sixteenth birthday. Mr.. Frank Pom
phophone the greater part Of the evos-
Ing, after which games and dancing were
induced ssay.s n N Dainty rsfre:hmsn,s we're
MsSds Rsksr, Miss Miss Elsie Eli T Pratt. MIS- Ms:
Laura Mitchell r.l, Miss o vsrfi. Hail, Miss
Miss Hattie Hall, Mr., Frank vaiIentine.
Mr.. William Phelps. Mr. William Prior
M Frank pontius Mr. Arthur Caldwell,
Emery Colkett mr.
MIS- ~ Nishaar- Eeler has returned TO
the city after spending year IN .hs
Chase art school at New York Mrs
Esler had achieved considerable repnta
ton as an artist before she left this CITY
and has made great advancement sinS.
that time While In New Yeork sbo
studied under such instructors and paint
ers as William NJ. Chase, Frank z M
Mond and +. Louis Mora, whose worL
stands among the best In American arr
Mrs. Esler has opened studio IN tha
safe Deposit building in this CITY ara
Will give reception on Wednesday after.
noon Her studio 10 an attractive utti.
spot Mrs. Esler makes n speciality ~
oils and portraits. She has lived Al ga
attic Tor ten years, during which tins
she has been known in art circles 40 a
faithful student and an untirins worker
a. = .
Mrs. Fanny Meyer Ellis recently from
San Francisco, a pianist Of rare ability
gave a recital In the Sherman. Clay a "a
hall Monday evening. A large number ~
society people were present 10 listen IA
an excellent programme which was re-
ceiyed with much enthusiasm. Mira Ellis
viii be valuable acquisition 10 the rnu-
steal talent Of Seattle. as she is a thor
ouEh musician aud n hard worker she
has studied under some Of the best mas
tcrs In American ard Europe end shCtt.s
good technique and Interpretation ebe
was assisted by vocalist Nine DoIIis
Rathbun- Chesley. OF &inneapoliH a 40
prano with rich, pleasing voice. Her
rendition Of Loves Confession ana IA.
ballad. -Four Leaysd Clover" received a
merited encore.