The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-25
CLASS D.

In this class, the display is not as
large as usual this year, but what
there is bears the stamp of more than
usual excellence and much taste has
been displayed in arrangement.
The Photographic display is very
large and complete. Lstour as usual
is on hand with fine display which
in a particularly effective manner is
arranged in the southeast corner.
Among familiar faces, the work on
which is superb may be mentioned, E.
F.. Mcclellan, Chris Hye, SalIie
Gentry, Mrs. H H. Marean and son,
John Montgomery, ir., Carrie Hins'
dale, B 'anche Latour, Mrs. j. H.Hill,
Mrs. F. N. Stevens, Jessie Smith,
Mrs. Lottie Hutchinson. James Mara,
T. H. Hickey aud innumerab!e
others.
Fritz has also a fine collection Of
photographs, among them fine por-
trait of Father Dickman, a number
of character pictures of the little
"Ly.le sisters" Miss Birdie Hull and
many more.
Mrs. j. NJ, Planck has a fine land
scape, q marine view and a PLAGUE
in oil. which shows excellen. work
and her friends we're sorry that she
did not enter more as she has q large
collection all showing skill.
Mrs. W. F. Messerly has beau'i-
full collection of water colors, some Oh
glass others on satin, also a very
beautiful vegetable piece in oil, and
she has . reputation as an artist,
almost equal to that of her sister. Miss
Josie Wright. 1t can be truthfully
said that her work is much admired.
Miss Dovie Nenefee, enters twenty
pieces, including m 'rine views ideal
heads, panel pieces, fruit, vegetable
flower pieces, a large landscape and
an idesl piece entitled 1.-The Storm"
which shows particularly excellent
work and r. fleets great credit on the
artist.
The Central Business college has q
truly magnificent display, occupying
the entire space in the north end of
the hall. There may be seen wonder,
full pen sketches, card writing, scenery
etc. A group of ga. B Cs" in
colors swings from the center of the
collection and borders of evergreen
are skilIfully arranged to divide the
different class of work. Up stairs a
blackboard has been placed bearing
above it in colored lettess the in
scription, "Rapid calculation
from the Business College"
ard here Misses O'Conner
and Gottscha'k, both of this city, will
demonstrate to all fair visitors the
tightening like work of the brain from
q mathematical standpoint. The en-.
tire arrangement of the display reflects
great credit on Professor Robbins and
his pretty assistants, Misses Dora
Eckles. Myra Guyer, Myrtle Wine
breuer, the former from raylorville,
ILL.,, the second from Waxhschie,
Texas, the latter from Dorrance, K IN
sas, also to Prof. Atkinson of Tyler,
Tex, J. c. Brummett of Longwood,
Mo-, and N. R. Surpe of L,monte,
Mo.
Mrs. H. E. Depp has very pretty
and we'll executed Ideal head.
Mrs. l.. U. Crawford, whose skill
as On artist is particularly notable.
has only one piece exhibited this year,
"a head of a Spanish girl, in oil, which
in the flesh tints and shading is very
fine piece of work and one which is
universally admired by all who be-
hold it.
Miss Stella Montgomery has three
beautiful little pieces from nature,
which are very much admired. One
is watermelon and the work is per-
fec.
Miss II. L, Duy ian has collection
of 5 .venteen pieces which show rare
artistic merit and ref ct much credit
on the young lady. Among the
paintings, are fruit, flowers, land
scapes, a figure Of, a child standing
amid flowers. ideal heads, panels. &c.
Mrs. n. Chase has several pieces,
among number Of paste'les, which
show fine, work. sal 81.
Miss Rosa Anderson shows a very
beautiful painting of roses and as it is
only her second effort, it reflects much
credit upon her. 3 81 q sls-
Among others who have displays
in this department are Miss Lula
Evans, Mr.. r. Nydegger Of this
county, Miss Helen Brandon, Miss L.
Farnbam, Mrs. DR.. Grimes, Mrs. 7.
q. Gregg and others. .s5yo!qmsls
Z Linnie Thornton shows PLAGUE
painted in wild roses and for sucn q
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