The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-06-19
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY
The Exhibition Of Art and Fancy
Work.
THE COMING COMMENCEMENT.
The Introductory Exercises on Wednesday
Afternoon-The Graduating Exercises
and Programme for Thursday.

distribution of premiums of St I1ary's
academy begin to-day at $50 pm.
The studio, fancy work and plain sewing
rooms will be open for visitors at 80.
The graduating exercises and programme
will be held to morrow at 10 am.
The hall not being very large, it is re
spectfully requested not to bring small
children.
A HERALD reporter was shown through
the building and grounds yerterday, and
found much to open his eyes in wonder and
admiration. The beautiful shaded grounds,
carpeted with green grass and rooted in
with the leaves and branches of hundreds
of trees, were never prettier than they are
this year, and the students show their APP
probation of them by leaving the house
whenever permitted and seeking the out
door hooks and walks.
THE FANCY WORK.
The fancy work department. under one
of the Sisters, has so many attractive
features that it would be hopeless task to
attempt any description; the various OBJ
jects can merely be mentioned. They are
as follows:
N Mcdonald, San Francisco, Cal.-Plush
table scarf, necl1tie case, banner and apron.
toman smoking cap, worked in fine chenille;
necktie case.
R Redding, Ogden, Utah-Banner, with
moss roses and birds embroidered in fine
chenille.
A and NJ. Keeney, city-Mantle piece
scarf plush embroidered very beautifully, |
and toilet set worked in fine chenille,
cushion, bottles, handkerchief case and
glove case.
NJ. Cooper, city-Plush toilet set
S. Cooper, city-Plush slipper case.
c. Gilet-Very beautiful plush scarf en-
broidered in smyrnasene, satin sofa
cushion, swan worked in kensington.
b. Pence, Payette, Idaho - Felt table |
scarf and velvet sofa cushion; very pretty. |
A. Noel, Ouray, Colorado-Table scarf |
A. Hepworth, city Mantle scarf in |
plush, and toilet set.
H. Southmayd, Billings, Mont.-Satin
banner.
J. Noel, Ouray, Colorado-Plush sofa
cushion.
K. Allen, Denver Colorado. - Childs
dress, crocheted with novelty braid.
NJ. Barker, Green River, Wyo.-Child's |
dress, crocheted.
G. Jewell, Salubria, Idaho-PiIlow shams, |
handmade lace.
j. Holdane, Amy, WyO.-Plush sofa |
cushion and plush toilet set, embroidered |
with Japan silk.
NJ. Burke, city-Plush sofa cushion
N Felt, Deep creek, Utah-Lace for !
ehild's dress.
F. Mccormick, Taylor, Nevada Gro
cheted bed spread.
B. Hamel, city-Scrim apron.
Miss Annie Geller, city-Smoking cap,
slippers etc.
Miss Prosser-Plush table scarf.
THE ART DEPARTMENT.
The art'exhibits are as mentioned below:
Mrs. 7. Kinney, Rock Springs, Wyom-
ing-Large landscape in oil, 'Falls of the
Rhine" four dozen pieces of china deco
rated in fruits and flowers.
Mrs. A. NJ. McElwee, Ogden Utah-One
dozen pieces of china, decorated in flowers
and fruits.
Miss E. NJ. Raht, Frisco, Utah-Head of
Enid, in crayon, dogs head and bunch of
grapes in India ink, two flower panels in
pastels, landscape, "Swiss Chapel, - in oils,
two landscapes in white velvet, Clutch
Castle" and Church in Sussex" sketch
of "St Mary's North Cottage" from ma
ture, perspective studies from casts Of
hands, feet and heads
Miss l. Noble. city-Fish set fifteen
pieces, each piece different. This is a re
markable work.
Miss B. Lawrence, city-Three floral
panels in water colors.
Miss M. Hunter, Laramie, Wyoming
Mirror, covered with velvet, decorated
with flowers and birds. Sacred Heart
on velvet
Miss E. Dickinson, Lander, Wyoming
Two landscapes in water colors, with tot
let water colors) consisting Of cushion
and bottles.
Miss ]. Haldane Almy, Wyo.-NIirror dec
GRATED with flowers butterflies and birds.
Miss n. Mcdonald San Francisco, CAL
Mirror decorated with flowers and birds,
toilet set, on satin, water cOlOrs, three
floral panels in oils, two landscapes on
white velvet, in oils, floral plaques and two
cups and saucers, decorated with flowers.
Miss a. Noel Ouray, Col.-Two cups
and saucers decorated with flowers, two
floral panels, in oils.
Miss r. Redding, Ogden, Utah-Mirror
decorated with flowers and birds, floral
cross, in water colors, silk toilet set deco
rated with birds, landscape in oils.
Miss L. Seiber, Grand Junction, Col
Panel worked in pencil, containing stand
and vase of flowers, from nature.
Miss NJ. Shea, 1intic, Utah.-Floral cross
in water colors and several small pieces of
shells and flowers in water colors.
Miss f. Crismon, city.-POrcelain plaque,
oils, English landscape, oils and landscape
in crayon.
Miss NJ. Waters, cIty.-Two silk banners
in oils, decorated with birds.
Miss S. Lafitte, Helena Mt.-Bed Of
pansies, water colors, floral cross, worked
with pencil, stands, from casts, in India
ink.
Miss NJ Fayer, Butte city, Mt.-Panel
worked with pencil, containing curtain,
stand and vase, with flowers from nature,
stands and feet, from casts, in India ink.
Miss L. WurtZburg, city-FOur velvet
plaques decorated with landscapes, flowers
and birds.
Miss H. Southwayd, Helena, Mt-Three
floral panels III water cOlOrs, one from ma
ture and silk toilet set, in water cOlors.
Miss NJ. Baker, Green River, Wyo.-
Floral cross in water colors ana panel of
fuschias from nature.
Miss ]. Payne, Green River, Wyo.-Two
floral panels in oils
Miss M Burke, city.-Bed of pansies,
water colors, floral panel of wild ros es,
from nature, and two cups and saucers.
Miss M. Hickman, Burbank, Utah
Floral cross in water colors, English land
scape, water colors, and numerous small
pieces of shells and flowers from nature.
Miss K. Armstrong, city-Panel worked
in pencil, containing curtain, stand and
vase, with flowers from nature, and nu-
merous small pieces in pencil from nature.
Numerous perspective drawings lin diff
ferent folios) from blocks, casts, berries,
shells and flowers, by the Misses Raht,
Pagan, Crismon, Lafitte, Hickman, Sieber,
Armstrong, Noble, DOoly, Shea Sharer,
McFadden and Heating.
Miss F. Dakin, Anaconda, Mt.-Floral
anchor in water colors.
THE COMMENCEMENT.
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