, 1879-06-18
PENCIL AND NEEDLE.
4 11oub1o Reception,

A complimentary reception took place at the
1Ylan Art Gallery last evening. which for Size
and quality has neyc~ been uxcellctl by any Hike
Institution iu this city. There wcre nearly
thousand pcop1c present during tho evening.
0uc reason for this Immense turnout was tint
the Chicago Exchange for Woman'a Work
jolncd llanis with tho I.sd!ans, aud the apart.
mcnts OF >cacf institution were thrown open,
and arrangements were 80 male that the effect
was that Ut one grnilu continuous suite of rooms,
tho large bail formng t..e connection.
The lorat decorations were simply Euperb,
Mrs. Catlwel beluE Tho recipient of over iity
baakcts bouquets, nn1 designs Of flowers,
eiaboralcly drape1 aud festooued Will smiiax
anu rare flowers, pale. which Was ona mass Vt
blossoms, with tic words The lyd'ans ="
wrought In cofors across tl,e surface. A stand
Ut bftlstes across the easel WIS also decorated
With The same fragrant Enaternl.
Follo~li!E is llat Of new pictures on e1htbi-
" brought from Now York and Mun,ch:
11bstt Munger: zsbn.ki: New Js;,ey b.1n: yssi,
fiSs "a nss' g Ri s. s:
liz Ss sangy f1nng s9Sii R.as T. st0 e. c.s. ysy
as's'ss s@ + Tssts sss%i 81 Ii!ss oe TKfs :
sSHt SSstety y'as e h' ssy S Of w$A0Hf y tssp
e. $s s$: 's% E. ~ s&ss
@ GsS4 onay; fS isadsesps aa
ess ST. Ms% nst! css .a H. pSp FS ss;
yM,o9it6j, 6: T; hss%; Meditation aoaped y Mark
Calling lis Bn,tsr'is., g. J. ~ verbeek; I.nd.cups,
o o: nuasa oaSsa FSs II
Green; norae! d tns Ab;uss' D'' !. IT, hfsyeoti;
EsSaa 1sS h., Y sat Att. A5,pf ., p;1sn .ss
1irs; i; II. sssts; ite., g!aee q!Iswoia: Cattle:
castles T. tho Al, William Nsgra.h; Landscape,
chS Il %ySHs 1s G;toJ Jobsf bfh " ns9 s po hot
Btieea; uolng to School, Arthur TcIcrsuE; Fruit
aad Wine, Arthur Pickering; After the ilain, J.W.
8sss ekses dss css J. owen Fssst
de Luce, Eva huntington lndy Washfngtons, Eva
lllunt,ngtop; niagara " Mo9nxnt,, Col'a pecks;
utooks; Al tho Farm, j. ". Phelps.
III the Exchange for WoInau's Work Depart
ulunt were Displayed everything Utmost ttiat 1t
could Ge Imagined that q wonuu could nuke,
and everything WIS offered for sale, giving tLe,
OCCASION sort of bazaar or fair appearance. a
refrrshmcnt department was presided over by
number of Indy members Ut :hc Exchaugc 9t,d
they werc kcpt busy by the guests who patron
The following list Of managers were nearly all
present:
Mrs. Wilbur Henderson, Mrs. John Duraud, Mrs.
!: II. Walker. Mss. II: a. johnson, Mr.. \; l.
sS HsSa IT, hsnfR Hess H. s9:d fqs'a Ms on IT. ns T.
M's' 1r' ,.a ,MaseOm,, Mr! ii. y: TuFusr. Mr..
Ass; As u SRSn' Msm s1x.r % L. SoaS ao;. Mr. + G.
s! rs. , !: 9; I'!oot; %:s. ilsn:y siar;'ag; ~.
is s@s']s IT.: Y E s,e's ' do2ss syiss
e. @ssi}s D5v, 't, s oh1t,s. %sS: si5:
/ IL vt;sS aSs; ;SsStEs I!f!dss: &;E5: M$Sfsds,
III oxv ~ L. Ill., Ussrss VI wso1 ls j. nsry M. y
lIs.nblston, stIs: rtot. Haven. NJ: d. Jones',
Sanders. Mrs. J.y. Scaintnon. Mrs. Ezra shrr-
%sp Nv S,Iin.nh + +; nnss%en hJs II " Meya,
ST.. ne 4 Waltz. IT,. ai.s easst M Smss
Warren.
AIRS. j. =. Warl, Mas Klttie Warn, h1r: ani
Mrs. James Hnir, &fr. and Mrs. j, Edwin Mar
tine, Col. Folltnsbee, Miss Sat1es Swazey, tho
liun. and Mrs. William Henry Smith, Commits
Jr., Miss Al.nic slocnm, Miss Nellie Carpenter,
Mr. W. ". Chandler, Mr. unts Airs. Ilovcy, Mrs.
Wilder Of Boston, Mrs. Van Bensrssoten Of
Eyanston, Coy: Beyer!lge.. Mrs. John ". Ella,
Col. Gilbert A. Pieree, Alr. anl Mrs. Gcorvc,
Stanford, Mr.. mid Mrs. Taleott, Gc.1. and Sirs.
nutord, Miss Kimpson, Mrs. Q. 7. Baker, Mr.
Harvey. thy Mcssrs. se1son Mr; Graham, Mr.;