Daily Republican., 1889-05-11
DELAWARE ART SCHOOL.

~" hhru Anuuhi ENhibitiOn-SOme o
Very fine Paintings Executed by C. s.
Hammitts Pupils-AB Interesting En-
tertainment.
The Delaware School of Art held It's
third annual reception and exhib tion last
evening In the Institute Building The
reception and entertainment was given in
the large hall, which was handsomely
decorated. There were lbout 200 invited
guests present, and the following pro-
gram was rendered:
/. Overture, LaDame Trchlc, Herman.
Ritchie's Orcnestrn,
=. Recitation, Death OF Guido.
Miss q. Il. Harlow.
8, Piano Solo, Rondo Cappriocioso. Mem
deisshon. n,s,,or; Mrs. J: Brown.
Miss Kate Bisselle, Miss Mary X. Thiel-
man, Messrs. N. u. Cloward and
Eugene Smrt.
j. ID, kurtz, Acoompanist
Cavatina from the Barber of seville. HiiH,.'
o. Recitation, Painter Of seville,
Miss q. B. Harlow.
7. Quartette, Selected,
Miss Kate Bisselle, Miss Mary X. Thicl-
Eugene Start.
q ~ j. ID. Kurtz, Aecompanist
8. Piano Solo, Carnival OF Venice. j.
Schulof. Mrs. j. Brown.
These exercises Concluded about 0
O'Clock, alter which refreshments were
served. At 10 O'Clock dancing COM
menced, the music being furnished by
Ritchie's Orchestra.
The exhibition OF paintings is In the
large room adjoining Mr.. Hammitps 3
studio, and consists of nearly one hun
dred pictures, about one half of which
Will be disposed Of at au.tion on Thurs
day and Friday Of next week. The cata.
logued pictures are the work of the
pupils, and the very excellent manner
that they are executed is the best possI-
BILE recommendation OF Mr.. HaInmitt's
efficiency as teacher.
Miss Crowniield has two water colors
which attrsct considerable attention.
The Spinner" is female figure, holding
distaff and bunch of FAX. The other,
''ie Loves Me, He Loves Me Not" d
companion to the first named, represents
young girl In an Rbstracted mood pick
ing flower TO pieces. The background
represents landscape and the entire
work Is well executed.
Miss Mamie Hammiti exhibits an oil
and water color, the fret representing
number of onions lying beside an up
tnrLed lin pan, and entitled "Appstsers. !"
Tie water color represents a Delaware
shad banging from nail driven into a
white wall, and Is a fins piece of realistic
work
"old Yirgin'y," exhibited by Miss
Cecilia Miller, is one OF the largest pic
lures OF the exhibit. 1t is well painted
aud attracts as much by its unique char
acteristics as by its rich coloring. A worn
and tattered chip hat lies crushed against
wall and in front and partly over 1t is "a
banjo.
A. B. Marks exhibits a large Landscape
entitled "Crooked Path, (Which is fine
piece of work
"Daisies," by Miss Emma Bicta, is
also worthy OF notice. 1t is rcproiuc-
iion from chrome, hut is natural and
lilt-llke.
Miss Lena Moore exhibits fine piece
Of still life entitled "Reirefhments."
There are several other works OF merit
by Mss julia Porter, Miss Maud Todd,
MISS Nellie Aiker and Miss Mamie Down
ing, all Of which are er,ditable alike to
e teacher and the pu, ns.
ni4. fsssa--sa-tu Uliv ~ Nyur,fnn.or q
rising artistic, and, although but Il young
man, his beau iii, conceptions and ex-
cellent executions mas caused his anne 10
be known in al the prlbci al les Of this
country, and consequently his work is
always in demond.
The pictures contributed for the sale
Mag II and Is we're Ealhted by tho fo'-
lowing named person.; Miller, Miss
Cecell; Fr SHIN tb, Charles; Marks, A.
H. Downing, M, L.; Mills, Miss Lizzie;
Riley, Miss Bertha; Bally, Mrs. F. F.
Bloomsbmg, Ms. r.; llirst Harry;
Pearcc, j. B.; Butter, W. -; NcAteer,
NJ. Fl Hammit', Name e. Baird, Robert