Evening journal., 1889-05-10
THE ART RECEPTION.
Program for the Reception Tonight.
Paintings at the Exhibition

The third annual reception and the
sixth annual exhibition of the Associa-
tion of the Delaware School of Art will
be given this evening in the institute
Building. There will be large number
of guests present from a distance, and
the occasion promises to be the most sue
cessful ever held. But 200 tickets have
been issued. The studio will be open for
guests at 2. 80 oclock. At 8 o'clock the
following program will be given in the
Institute Hall
l. Oyerature, LaDame Trefae Herman
Ritchie's Orchestra
2. Recitation, Death of Guido,
Miss g. b. Harlow.
g. Piano Solo, Rondo Cappriccioso, Meddela-
shon. Mrs.iJ. Brown.
I. Quartette Selected
Miss Kate Bisselle, Miss Mary X. Thielman,
Messrs. n. d. Cioward and Eugene Start.
j. d. Kurtz, Aceompanist.
5. Clarinet Solo, Roesici.
Cavatina from the Barber of Seville.
8. Recitation, Painter OF Seville,
Miss g. y. Harlow.
7. Quartette, Selected,
Miss Kate Bisselle, Miss Mary X. Thielman,
Messrs. N. ID. Cloward and Eugene start.
j. ID. kurtz, Accompanist.
s. Piano Solo, Carnival OF Venice, J. Schuloff.
Mrs. j.. Brown.
The program cards are In the form of
attractive souveniers. To the program
card is attached, by silk cord, an oblong
card, on which is neat sketch of a cor
ner of the schools studio, designed bv
Charles S. Frismuth. AT the end Of the
exercises refreshments will be served.
Those who dance can then indulge in that
amusement to the music of Ritchie's
orchestrs, while others may visit the
studio again.
The hanging committee was busy all
this morning hanging the last Of the
painting in the studio. The booths at
the west side OF the hall, used at the
carnival of months, will remain in place.
Other appropriate decorations will be
added and over the stage large palette
will be suspended
About sixty paintings will be on exhi-
bition, forty four of which are hung for
the regular exhibition, the remainder,
which will be on the north wall are do
mated by members of the association, and
will be sold on Friday and Saturday even
ings May II and 18, for the benefit Of the
association.
Following are the names Of the pupils
who have contributed paintings to the
exhibition, with the number contributed
by each: Miss Nellie Alker, one sketch,
still life; E. d. G. Bayne, one from wood
cut; Mrs. P. Bloomsbury, one from paint
ing Mrs. Behringer, enc from painting
Miss Emma Bickta, one from chrome
Miss Crownfeld, two water colors, one
crayon; Miss Mamie Downing, one from
nature; Miss Alice Fleming, Mrs NJ A.
Foote, Ernest Greenfield Miss Gertrude B.
Harlow, P. A. McManus, L. II. Quay, Miss
Bertha Seisers, one each from painting
Miss Annie Greaves, two from chrome
Miss Ella Hood, one from sketch; Miss
Name E Hammitt, one oil color, one
water color, both from nature w. L.
Hammond, one crayon: A. B. Marks, two
| compositions; Miss Cecilia Miller, one
still life, one chrome; Miss Marion Marr,
one from photograph; William F.
McAtler, James +. Myers. Will
liam F. Nickerson, one each from
chrome; Miss Lena Moore, one
still life Miss Julia Porter, three
pastels, two cravons; p G. Swartz
two sketches; Mrs William Seeds, one
from chrome, one from painting; Miss
Maud Tadd, one still life; Miss Lizzie
Wells, one from photograph; Miss Mary
Wheeler, one from wood cut.
The paintings on the north wall are by
the following persons: Miss Cecilia
Miller, Charles Frishmutz. A. b. Marks,
Misses M. l.. Downing, Lizzie Mills, Ber-
tina Riley, Mrs. E. f. Baily, Mrs. p.
Bloomsbury. Harry Hirst, j. B. Pearce,
W. B. Butler, M. F. McAteer, Name T..
Hammitt, Robert s. Baird.
IL you wish to vote, register to-mor-