Word: artists
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Before an artist can be definitely engaged to paint the protrait of Dean Shale, the committee must secure some idea of the amount which can be raised from members of the class. All Seniors are therefore asked to contribute at once; and, since the painting will cost $1,500, every man should contribute as much as possible...
...Burton, chairman of the committee to procure a portrait of the late Dean Shaler for the Union, then reported on the progress of that work. The portrait will cost between $1,000 and $1,500, and the committee is now selecting the artist. The committee is composed of; C. W. Burton, chairman, M. Allen, E. W. Fay, C. V. Imlay, and M. deS. Verdi...
Dancing will begin at 8.30 and the order of dances will be as follows: 1. Waltz, "Sounds from the Vienna Woods." 2. Two-Step, "Blaze Away." 3. Waltz, "Eternelle Ivresse." 4. Waltz, "Artist's Life." 5. Two-Step, "Up the Street." 6. Waltz, "Les Patmeurs." 7. Waltz, "Santiago." 8. Two-Step, "Soldiers Field." 9. Waltz, "Maids of Baden." 10. Waltz, "Fledermaus." 11. Two-Step, "Soldiers Field." 12. Waltz, "Luna." 13. Supper Dance. 14. Waltz, "Espanna." 15. Waltz, "Merry Widow." 16. Two-Step, "Thoroughbred." 17. Waltz, "Morgenblatter." 18. Waltz, "Red Mill." 19. Two-Step, "Our Director." 20. Waltz, "Blue Danube...
...your columns to call the attention of the students to a feature of unusual interest in connection with the concert by the Kneisel Quartet tonight? The assisting artist tonight will be Mr. Leland Hall '05. While an undergraduate Mr. Hall was a distinguished member of the Music Department and composed the music for the Hasty Pudding Club theatricals. During the past year he has been studying the pianoforte in Paris with Harold Bauer, and thus early in his career has attained the distinction of playing with the Kneisel Quartet. It would seem to be a natural act of courtesy...
...leaf-clad personages vividly. Occasionally,--for example, when dwelling upon the physical peculiarities of middle age,--he comes perilously near coarseness. What is even worse, he seems to take a sophomoric delight in degenerate aspects of social life, and to look with smiling tolerance upon vices which a conscientious artist would lash with indignant satire...