The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-20
ST. MARY's ACADEMY.
Tie Exhibition in Readiness for
Monday.

/ AOnudl-
At the Academy of st. Mary's yester-
day. HERALD reporter wss taken by
Sister NJ. baries. Mother Superior. and
two Of her ready assistants. aud shown
some OF the preparations already made
for the exhibition tomorrow and Tues
day. The newspaper man was delighted
with the displays in the fsncy-vork.
art and sewing departments. and took
occasion 70 note some OF the most re-
aizrkable sp' cimens Of the bancixork OF
she grsdust's anu popils Of the school.
As q result OF the visit. THE HERALD
this n,oTnink presenss list Of the lead
ing attractions of the departmeHes in
question Nth the names of the young
arfi> ccs who have 80 su 'cessfuisv ad-
vsnced IN the different lines sh wn-
In the room upstairs ON tbs west OF
he bnIisirg. arranged IN tasty style,
are the following:
AIT DEPARrHssr.
Two pretty oii-pzinted pictures. one
\ group Of lows. and the o her ~SOil
fud.. in the highlands. from the brush
of Mrs. I. Eenney. of lEJck Springs
The lady has sl-O a numO-r Of vasteiie
pieces Of merit TO be exhibited
The "Fishs-Inan Pride" another
Solitude In :hs highlands" I'D ~ o
exquisite panels Morning IN tie
Woods and German Falls'-sil oil
paintings by MISS II. Tho1pson, sister
of Mr.. Matt. Cullen.
Mis- Emma Mccormick hiss an excel
lent copy of The MadouB0," - u
hangs ia the Dresden Gallery, doue in
crayon.
Still ano her solitude in the High
lands, but q Jne-in crayon by Ans q
Rant. OF Frisco, Is a credItable piece OF
Tor..
Miss Ida Nobl- has a number OF
specimens of ner agtisIic taste. some OF
them very b autiful. and among which
ale some Landscapes on velvet piseqt,es-
A pair of 70 emile views. ia oil. oy
Miss Filth ShurtiiH, OF EVanstoa, aye
oeapIies.
A crayon Madonna. by Miss Z. Pink
ham. OF Butte. Is cleveriy done. This
lady also has an oil-Painted portrait OF
herself. fairly executed. ana several
heads well drawn.
Miss a Carothers. Of Taylor. New.
exhibits an old mill and few heads in
creyon.
Miss Mamie Marshall, daughter Of
Mr.. Thomas Marshall has u lovely hit
tie oil painting of Scotch scene -'LnSs
otraiis"-whIch bears evidence of ariis-
tic genius.
Miss ". McClellan's Castle on the Dan
ube l. good oil painting.
Miss Mamie Morris. daughter oEMT.
w. q. Morris. The painter. has a pair
of lake scenes. which for perspective
and shading, evinces considerable taste
and study in drawing and painting
Miss Morse has 4 neat PAIR of Yose-
mite views. in OIL.
Miss J. Hell shows = pair of 6shing
stations IN Norway, which are very
good.
Miss L. Wartzburg, little pupil with
but one arm. has . creditable wat r
color flower picture. So, also, hiss Miss
NJ. Walters.
Mss Keeney. of Pocatello. exhibits a
psir of Scotch scenes.
Miss Mary Miller has two velvet plac-
cues. on which are painted charming
rustic scenes.
Miss Mary Williams has q rose bOu-
qn-t on an ebony panel which IS very
sweet.
Miss Title Hall. daughter of SDperin-
tendent Hall. of the Alice. has several
large PLAQUES beautifully ornamented
By her brush.
Besides these there are several oil
paintings on satin. velvet, porcelain.
brass and placques; also pastelles and
water-colors ia great varieties.