Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-01-07
oThc Annreclntion of Art.n

| "Thc Appreciation of Art
The handsome music room Of Ok
| lahoma's most imposing new hostelry
the Hotel Tulsa, was the setting on
yesterday afternoon Of an open meet.
ing Of the Tulsa Womans club. the
occasion being 10 honor the presence
IN the city OF Mile Clopath, director
Of art Of the university Of Minnesota
and one OF the foremost connoisseurs
| Of art In this country. The gathering
represented the various clubs of the
city and on no occasion in Tulsa. has
there ever been gathered together a
body Of women reflectlng more intel
lect and culture than was present yes
terday, about eighty Of the city's first
women being I'm attendance sim
| pie bouquet OF hot house blossoms
| placed on the speakers table, was the
only decoration OF the music room,
which was so beautifully furnished by
| the Hyechka club before the Hotels
dedication THE Proper Appreciation
Of Art" which is the fortune Of few,
was made more simple by Mile Clo-
paths lecture yesterday, special en-
phasis being placed by her on the
study OF the picture art appreciation,
to understand the special lesson sug-
gested, to explain the character OF the
various kinds OF pictures, landscape
still life. portrait literature, special
language Of art spoken TO us in tones,
| atmosphere, technic, style, etc. To
emphasize the fact that art Is not
merely an imitation Of nature, but
being an expression of something of
the artists soul, his understanding Of
what is beautiful in nature. Mile.
Clopaths style of painting is after the
technlc and methods Of the Partisan
artist Rasselli.
The speaker closed by telling some
thing Of the miniature portraits on
ivory for which there Is now a great
demand and which is a revival OF the
old art which had its origin in the
illumination Of manuscript.
An exhibition OF Mile. Clopath's
work will be given in Tulsa shortly
the pictures having arrived yesterday
The exhibit will in all probability be
given at the home Of Mrs, j. B Bart
lett. who Is Mile. Clopath's hostess
during her stay in Tulsa.
AT the close Of the lecture an infor-
NAL reception was held. in order that
each OF the club women in attendance
might meet Mile. Clopath personally.
Refreshments were served.
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Mrs. r. f. Morley, 1920 South Boul'
der.
Mrs. J. r. Stockton was a pleasing
hostess to the A. f. f. club last even
Ing.
The next of the series of Elks
dances will be a nationality affair,
Friday evening at the club home.
Mrs. Ralph Harvey will arrive home
the last of the week from two
weeks visit in Kansas City and with
relatives In Eldon. Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Roeser and
daughter, Miss Muriel, have returned
from their holiday visit with relatives
in Marietta, o.
Mrs. w. B. Jones, sister. Miss Temp |
Harmon and brother, Charles Harmon, |
have returned from Fayetteville, Ark.
where they were called by the death
Of their father II. r. Harmon.
Miss Grace Shields has returned to
Christian college, Columbia, Mo, after
a vacation visit at home
Mrs. w. C. Frost and daughter
Edith, are home from a visit in Kan
sas City.
Miss Valeria Yeager left Monday |
for Norman, Okla, to resume her
duties as a student OF the state uni
versity, after spending the holiday |
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. p. ]. Yeager. corner North |
Cheyenne and Haskell.
Miss Marguerite Moran left last |
night for Notre Dame. Ind. to con-
tinue her duties in St Mary's college |
The Misses Ruth and Bessie Brady |
returned Sunday to Belmont college, |
Nashville. Tenn.
The w C. r. Y. will meet this after.
noon at the home OF Mrs. Lilah d.
Lindsay. who Is leader. The topic is
Madam Wizards Birthday and follow
ing the program there will be pleasant
social features.
Madstone-Treatmen for Hydro
phobia. call Mrs. s. L. Larkins. West
Tulsa Adv.
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