The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-01

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Mrs. Hattie Foster Beecher. who OPEN
ed "a temporary art studio in San Fran
cisco a few weeks prior to the opening
OF the spring exhibition at the Hopkins
Institute OF Art, Is meeting with fiat
terIng attentions from both patrons and
the, press OF that acfty. The Chronicle
gives IN excellent reproduction In half
tone OF her painting OF "a Modern PrisciI-
la for which Miss Webster. OF Port
Townsend. posed. and says: Before Il
every modern Miles standish will take
on his hat Mrs. Beecher has filled sew
eral orders for portraits In San Francisco
among others one of DR. Charlotte Blake
Brown. who has many admirers I'm Scat
tie"
that she will not be prevailed upon, as
has been urged. to Join the artist colony
I'm San Francisco PUGET sound has been
the SCENE of her inspirations for several
yenrs, and they hope II will retain her.
Tho Chronicles says of her:
Everything In the gallery. large and
Mrs. Harriet Foster Beecher. formerly Of
this city. hut who since her marriage
has resided most of the time In Port
Townsend. 1t "a likely that she viii
again toin the artist celonyses this city
and she wifi be a Desirable Acquisition
One OF the striking features Of Mrs. beech
ers work n that she has used all sorts
OF expedientp Ia arriving at results III
one could turn over each quaint little pic-
turo III tho rroupAone would discover thar
some of the best are done on the covers
OF starch and cigar boxes
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Iie3tc, which Mrs Reecher did some wears
ago. will he exhibited. II Is mn excellent
likeness and well executed. With the ex-
ception of a few pieces sent TO the last
exhibition at tha Centurv Club. Mrs
Beccher's work has been but little known
for some time, ana so her wonderful de-
velopment comes as n delightful surprise
to those who remember the modest little
worker al the art school. Hattie Foster
What she has accomplished has been far
from the Inspirations of other work"
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ind ~ the rortnlrhtlv CHM IN honor ~
tha husbands ~ ~ vvouep whn balonp Il
that literery ORGANIZATION The sheafe
rcslaenoe uas made charminr and Mt
traetiye nv the layiah decoratiens in mink
and green The club eolors covers were
laid for siSty persona and the guests were
saa,ca a. Tss6 Al tho head ~ the ,nNla
sal IN. nresIdent ~ the elnb who also
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