| Date |
Speaker |
Title |
|
29 Jan
1890
|
GG
Mitchell
|
EPS Members’ transparencies
Queen
Street Hall was filled to its utmost capacity.
There
were 45 slides form 27 members +
songs which met with hearty applause |
|
26 Feb
1890
|
Hippolyte
J Blanc
|
Abbeys
and Cathedrals
of Scotland
|
|
28 Jan
1891
|
Gambier
Bolton
|
Animals
and Birds Photographed
from Life and Described
illustrated
with over 100 slides
|
|
25 Feb
1891
|
? |
EPS Members’ transparencies
160
slides. Also
a musical party under the charge of Mr McGlashan gave several
selections during the evening |
|
16 Dec
1891
|
W
Lamond Howie
|
A
Trip to Ober Ammergau
and back in 1890
|
|
24 Feb
1892
|
- |
EPS Members’ transparencies
Amateur
Photographer gave a report of this meeting, and referred to: "...
about 200 slides, the work of members, principally their negatives
taken during the last season. Many of the slides were of great
excellence, though one or two showed that all the members were not
quite up to making a successful picture for the lantern." The
journal spoke highly of work by: -
J Patrick: Largo Bay with finely
rendered clouds -
Hugh Brebner: figure subjects -
j Stewart Smith: views in Belgium -
HJ Blanc (president) -
C Reid: fine animal subjects "...
about 800 persons were present and evidently appreciated the treat
provided, only it is rather a pity that a small number of young
people made their presence in the hall too prominently
manifest. The time has now passed when a lantern exhibition
such as was given on Wednesday should be considered merely an
amusement for youngsters."
[Amateur
Photographer: 4 Mar 1892] |
|
27 Jan
1893
|
James
Patrick
|
Round
About the Farm
Text: Mrs Jessie P Findlay
Slides: James
Patrick]
|
|
24 Feb
1893
|
Mr
Oliphant
|
EPS Members’ transparencies
JC
Oliphant, EPS President encouraged Members:
"...
to
see their way to do more lantern work, which had now been made
easier and safer." [Photography:
9/3/1893]
About
150
slides were shown. Most were landscapes in Scotland, England,
Ireland and Wales. At intervals during the evening, songs were
sung by Mr McGlashan’s
musical party.
[Photography:
9/3/1893]
|
|
21 Dec
1893
|
W
Lamond Howie
|
The
Scottish Alps
|
|
26 Jan
1894
|
James
Patrick
|
Rambles
through Fife with a
Camera
James
Patrick delivered the lecture.
It was written by Mrs Jessie Patrick Findlay
120
slides. Mr Patrick,
Mrs Findlay and Miss Snailum sang songs illustrative of the Fife
fishing industry,
interspersed with poetry. |
|
23 Feb
1894
|
? |
EPS Members’ transparencies
The
weather was unduly stormy, but nevertheless a very good audience.
170
slides and a musical party under the charge of Mr J Anderson |
|
31 Jan
1895
|
? |
Concert
and Reading
A
number of the best-known professional and amateur artists in the
city have kindly agreed to give their services.
|
|
28 Feb
1895
|
WW
Robertson
|
Holyrood
Abbey and Palace
WW
Robertson FSA Scot. of HM Board of Works
|
|
28 Mar
1895
|
? |
EPS Members’ transparencies
|
|
30 Jan
1896
|
H
Bellyse Baildon
|
The
Papuan at Home
[+
X-Ray slides]
|
|
27 Feb
1896
|
JG
Goodchild
|
The
Scottish Coastline
[+
X-Ray slides]
|
|
26 Mar
1896
|
H
Snowdon Ward
|
EPS Members’ transparencies
[+ X-Ray slides]
|
|
29 Jan
1897
|
Prof.
Robert Wallace
|
South
Africa
|
|
26 Feb
1897
|
W
Lamond Howie
|
From
Mont Blanc to
the Matterhorn
|
|
26 Mar
1897
|
Mr
Macintyre
|
EPS Members’ transparencies
[+Cinematograph]
|
|
20 Nov
1897
|
Captain
Morrison
|
Some
Experiences of an Amateur Photographer
in the Early Seventies
|
|
18 Dec
1897
|
E
L Brown
|
The
Clyde from Lanark to
Rothesay
[Meeting
Postponed - until when?]
|
|
27 Jan
1898
|
James
Paton
|
The
Great Venetian Painters
[Curator
of Glasgow Corporation Galleries of Art]
|
|
24 Feb
1898
|
? |
EPS Members’ transparencies
[+Cinematograph]
|
|
31 Mar
1898
|
Rev
William Brownlie
|
Edinburgh
in 1826
|
|
19 Nov
1898
|
EL
Brown
|
A
Tour in North Wales
from Berwyb to Chester
|
|
17 12
1898
|
JB
Redman
|
An
Ancient House in Cumberland
|
|
18 Jan
1899
|
? |
EPS Members’ transparencies
[+Cinematograph?]
|
|
23 Mar
1899
|
? |
Concert
|
|
8 Dec
1899
|
A
Eddington
|
The
Borderland in Song
and Story
|