The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1891-06-20
Brilliant Closing Reception
of the Graduating Class
of the Hasbrouck
Institute.
CREDITABLE ART DISPLAY
The Students OF the Art School Ex-
hibit the Results Of Their
Years Work.


was given over to the reception, and was
beautifully decorated for the occasion.
The officers of the graduating class;-
Mr.. George f. Perkins, Jr.. President;
Miss Helen j. Barrett, Vice President;
Mr. Charles j. Negus, Secretary: Miss
Alice Dean. Treasurer, and Miss Nellie J.
Gould, Historian, received the guests In
the rooms or the Art School, which, with
their chandeliers entwined with stream
ers Of smilsx and roses. their mantles
banked with fragrant flowers and their
. floors encumbered with tall waving palms
transformed them into veritable bowers
recitation room on the first noor which
was decoratef with similar good taste
while on the walls hung the excellent art
display OF the students.
A SCENE OF YOUTH AND BEAUTY.
Cranmer's orchestra furnished the
music and when the dancing was at its
height the floor presented scene of
youth and beauty which 1t would be an
almost difficult task TO surpass- Toward
midnight refreshments were served by
Morrow & Day.
THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT.
Among those who enjoyed the recep-
tion were:-Professor and Mrs. Charles
Stimets, Professor III. G. Waite, Professor
Becker, Miss Flora Bartlett, Mr.. Maurice
Gennett, Miss Isabella Harvie. Mr.. e. w.
Jflf, MISS uiih IAEtlf MISS AOu 4<cNAss
Mr. s. d. Pierce, Miss Pierce. Mr.. Will
liam X. Whyte, Miss Annie L Whyte,
Miss De Hart, Mr.. DE Hart, Mr.. f. j. Nc
Coy, Mr.. Wheeler, Miss l.. NJ Tunison.
Miss Lizzie Shaw. Mr.. Lo Grand Bouker,
Miss J. + Martin. Mr.. Charles l. Col
T"tt. lnrd. MI Mr.. fA1i H. i. sS Gravats, Miss Miss
NJ. Kettner, Mr.. George NJ. Gould.
Miss Addie Cook, Mr. T. 5. Soule,
Mr. H. G: Larler, Of Newark; Miss VIII
kinson. Miss Townsend, Mr.. w. d. Day,
Mr. G. L. Harmsted, Miss Helen J; Bar
rett. Mr. Charles Nichols. Miss Z. NJ.
Graf, Mr.. Randolph Bedle, Miss Sned-
erker, Miss j. Nicholson. Mr.. G. w.
Bumsted, Miss Buschman, Mr.. Sibley,
Mr. H. Beltair. Miss Beltair, Mr. David
Hskf Haa Elliott hf Mr. P1Sd R w. EEHhssnM Eois Mr. MIS- "
A. Williamson, Mr.. Jonn Il. Snyder,
Mr. E Hartnett, Miss Hartnett. Miss
H. Hartnett, Mr.. and Mrs. w: L. Cough,
Miss Eva S. Snyder, Mrs. i. II. Snyder,
DIR. Blanchard, Mr.: e. Koch, Mr.. , Moss,
Miss Ida LembecK, Mr.. Richard English,
Miss Fiuiay, Mr. Philip NJ. Brett, Mr. and
Mrs. Finlay, Mr.. Ward, Miss Semmel,
Mr.. Russell. Mr.. Harry 0. Parker. MIR.
William A. Martin. Miss Marion Christie,
Miss Bessie Gcery, the Misses Hill, Mr.. II.
I. Marshall. Miss Nettie Thompson, the
Messrs. Detwiller. Mr.. and Mrs. Q. r.
Graf. MIR. Lewis, Mr.. William III.
Speer, Jr., Mr.. Walter Muirheid, Mr..
Ferris, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Dear, Mr..
and Mrs. Joel w. Brown, DIR. and Mrs.
Horace Dean. Mr.. C.. F. Henderson. the
Misses Brackebush, Mr.. G. K. Galley. DR.
George Mclaughlin. Miss Wilkinson,
Mr.. Z. A. Van Wrinkle, the Misses Mar
tin. Miss Helen Dummer, Mr.. A. z.
Woolsey, Miss Lille Monahan. James 5.
Stout, Mr.. w. Clements and lady, Miss
Alice johnson, Mr.. j. Watson. Mise
Jennie Toffey. Mr.. A. L. Clements, Jr.,
MIR. A. Serardin, Miss Clulton, Mr.. @.
H. Valentine, Mr.. Henry Valentine,
Miss Hattie Bartlett. Miss Jennie Fenner.
G. S. Edwards, Mr.. D. Edwards. Mr.. J.
Van Horne, Mr.. Apgar, Mr.: George l..
Ruggels, Miss E. Maud Hitler, Mr..
Charles Fl. Mead, Mr.. II. Brown, Miss
Finn. Mr.. Louis II. Washburn, Mr..
Drehle, Miss Marie Geraldin. Mr.: Will
liam T. McCorville, Mr.. II. w. Cough.
MIR George A. Toffey. Miss Susie Bliss,
Mr.. 4. w. Y. Derrin. Mr. Nelso Sherill,
Miss Blacksley, Miss Warbrick, Mr.. p.
McAnerney and Miss Jessie r. Per
Lee.
THE ART SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
One of the most important departments
of the Institute is the School Of Art. and
this morning the public were afforded an
opportunity to view the work OF the stu
dents during the past year. The exhibition
much credit upon the director OF the
school Miss Anna Van sCieef Dodgshun
and her able assistants Miss Laura j.
Smith ana Kate H. Dow. Consider
ing the youth of the great majority of
the students, 1t would be no exaggeration
to say that the exhibition was remark
able.
There was fine display of drawings
from the fiat, noticeable among which
was rural scene by Miss Sadie Copeland,
1. Ial. ba1
and landscapes by Miss Nellie Wig
gers Miss Edith Buschman and Miss
Bertha Fortlnann also contributed excel
lent specimens, while Miss Maggie
Smiths work in light and shade was
much admired. There were some very
Green and Miss Grace White. The
water color exhibit, though not
large, was admirable and re-
fected honor upon the contributors,
Mrs. c. C. Stimets, Mrs. Fl. G. Waite,
Hunt. Mrs. w. B. Hill exhibited
several studies in India ink which
attracted a great deal of attention.
The display of paintings in oil
was fine, especially the studies OF the
painted by Miss Grace Toffey who Sc
cured the prize aud Miss Jessie
Perry who received first hon
orable mention. In this exhibit there
was also study from nature by Mrs L.
w. Harris and a woodland and marine
view by Miss Miss Clara Dear, all worthy
of especial mention.
The exhibit of drawings from carts and
blocks was in full keeping with the gem
erai character OF the exhibition and In
eluded some excellent work by Miss
Bray aud Miss Matte Miller. The other
contributors were:-
Alletta V. Abernethy Florence NJ. Aber-
nethy. Netta b. Abernethy, William ID
Adluug, Fred Auryansen, Gertrude
NJ. Bailey, Harriet Bane, Harriet
E. Bartlett, Mary L. Bray,
Nellie NJ Bulman, Florence b. Clerihew,
Adelaide Cook. Walter B. Eager.
Mar2aret G. Ege, May Farrier. Ella
Field, Evelyn Fiaaeke. May A. Forman.
John w. Gardner, Bessie Geery, Sadie P
Godfrey, Bertha K. Grady. Belle II.
Grant, Bessie r. Grant, May r. Gra-
watt, Clara Groeschei Heloise Hamilton,
Emily II. Hartnett, Nellie 7. HolJrook,
Lulu Houliston, Ida Isbills. Clara l..
Jewell, Marguerite f. Kennel. H. Lock
wood, H. C. Louderbough, NJ Mcknight,
Annie NJ. Mclean. Mary 4. Mclean, May