New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-11
W0vEN,y SOCIETY or KERAMIC ARTS.
PAINTING on PORCELAIN Fol-. EAhibiAio"
HERE AND Ar TIE WORLDS FAl'"

PAINTING on PORCELAIN FOR EAHiBiAio"
HERE AND AT THE WORLDS FNi-
The New-York society Of Keramic Arts under WHO'S
patronage an exhibition has Just been heG III NO. ''
Tun-aye. has been formed To- propagate the art VI
painting china, glass ana pottery, when grows III In
po.tance In the decorative world with the hours 4hc
lime has passed when sucn creations are called mt
chamcaI Industries" ana en critics III aIt 40" ai"iH'
tiat this division OF decorative "orA should have q
prominent place in all Inc exhibitions. Inc Germ oi
organization fist conceived ia New loIh' ""'io
All the interests Of keranic art are centred For Ten
yeais macy earnest protectors OF China ana pottery
palAdns have DCcn hlOCkn5 al the dCOIs OF .he ar
galleries for recognition and appreciation, but - GUY
at the present time hat they feel assured O success.
lie eXiOn has pioyei tie eicac, IL the theories set
forth 10y THESE promoters VI kIanic art IN every pos
siDle way the judges admitting their SURPRISE al
AnGins much invention IN the Geslsns anu tones.
In tile recent exhibition We're found modes nom all
the states in the Union and Il few displays iIOnl
Europe. The sudden bust # interest which led 10
the exhibition WIs' set on not 10y tIc desire oil Inc
kcIamlc artists TO present the Ars Department OF
the WOr!Is Fair ut encouraging exhibition OF tler
work. For this wealthy patrons have come for
ward with Their Influence.
SHORTY alter tue Organization Of the Newly OTh
Society Of kcramic Arts. like association was bora
in Cmcag), anu IL ids iar 70 out>true The metropolitan
CIuD III l,s cnJcfI4nt COWARD All cAnlDOn III Ae NOIM
AK. MIS-. lie Prince. The president Oh tAe New OK
society lvs hcynIy, 40 inc mclireIs the refusal
MIS-. rOtter Palmer and her corps OF ASSISTANTS 10
auEnt The Ncw-l ora applicants III me M0nsn Build-
ms In consequence OF tMs The society Is ehdtaNOl-
iig to get the Oi the New YORK. board OF control,
ana 10 gam permission 10 exhibit III The EduCdliohai
Budinr.
Inc officers Of the New-York society are Honorary
President >. tricGIcon p.cSidcnt, Mrs. =. h..
lie Irnce; vice presidents, Mrs. H. W. Dart. Mrs H.
launul Raymond, Mrs. NJ. l.. Wagner; secrc, ary r.,
Nils Eleanor &. Dean treasurer, Mrs. II. l. >prague.
The exhibition committees cOnsisUd Of: ti-uIn.,n,
Ame. Monocl csi secretary, Miss G. Maic lie Prince
Il. L Il. NJ.
Bier Mis- Browe. Miss - H. Clark, Miss H. Dexter.
Miss l.. NJ. t-sdsOn, Mrs. l.. w. iolcOmbc, Miss Hud-
%ntd Nj rlcr a. - smith ST. b. =. Wi.ti
tus II. Gaudcns Niiiam Cnasc J. IL. brewer; prize
eiNers l.. C. Eiisny. Mrs tiacheton Messrs DeNoc
CO.. >artprius u Co.. .. y. eager ~ Co.. VI. Marks,
{. T., >mlln. Mrs. NJ j.. Aiiins Marachno a CO.,
Bcdcll a Co., Miss Wynnc, Us-oOd Art school, David
T. t1IIanorc ana VI. -. Leonard
The spacious studios at No. 90 fifth ave. We're
prcuily trimmed Tor tie reception nnd exhibit "a.
clna mineral paintings, terra Gotta and cray m's"l-
ling, cnancng>, etchimsA, .ncsings, cnsIa'lts, Oh
china and OtEcr examples II art
There were may exhibitors. tmnk Avens showed
dainty production Of tuPids on panels, MI :. p.
barnard. Pink roses and Has panels chocolate pot
tea cups IN violet designs and bOnbon boNc> Franz
a. bl'chOl' WHO loon hIst PriHe loT uic -, l""c,
Fad I'M extensive collection OF CHINA arlcIcS' an
decorated In roses. Miss Jennie q. Gushing lad a
set Of chocolate cups and saucers. VT. Mary
Grant CI1mcr who Is now II resident OF Dcnnhrh,
was represented by landscape on china i'anh.nac
the Ilbc. ana Studies IN rlui ana HDWtr,. MIS-.
H. \. Crosby, the first teacher OF kcramic art In
Jean Crimcr. some floral work, MIS- Emily Cole. a
design Of tistc-. Miss Grouse, rose jar ~ apple
blossoms Mr.. l.. C. Dean. salad set aud Il study
lamp: Mrs. Dexter "a novel sarilne set. Mrs., Minnie
Dwight, who decorated a dinner set Tor Mrs. Gla't
stone, and who lss iuuhhcd TO Mrs. Andrew ar
nceie many china pieces. pleased the visitors with
largo showing OF her artistic conceptions on china.
There were over dozen studies OF orchids and several
designs 81 coats OF arms.
The other contributor, Mrs. I. VI. Dunbar.
Ms Dc Pima. Mrs. Lizzie El'rid Miss Clode Car
barino T.. V. Gardiner. Mrs. liolcDmbc. Miss T.. H.
liaincs. Miss Hall, Mis- Katherine Hudson. MI
NaMc Hail. Ms Anna G. keatlns. Miss \. g..
Lcgrcfc Miss Kate Lcdcclcr. FRANKIE Maone, Mrs
Mliiikcn, Mr.. Myers, Nj Isabelle MARCY. Mr.
Neal, MIR. Worth Osgpod. Miss Lou Palmer. Mi--
Callc Palmer. Mrs philbrlck. MR.. Payson. Mrs. H.
T.. Splaele. Mi~, Isabel ~mfh. Plap smith. i .cph
sc.MlLe. Miss Jullctte sawyer, Ralph Smith Miss
Mis- Mary Walker. Ms Wilson and I've MIlancr.
The piece 81 work whth attracted Oh" m0si alton
ton and which took Il first Prize Was ID" punch bowl
in an OH FINAL figure design hy MIR. Fncdct"u. II
was blended I'm the shades ~ Olive green. gold. tur
quOisc blue and flesh color. y series Of PICTURES
prlsinc group ~ pnOmcs frightened bv The pr"seno"
I'm their midst ~ AN imm"ns" bottle oi cfhinpaenr
which sputcrcd ard frOhcd and blew them quite ont
Of SIGHT under leaves ana boughs md flower. un'il
I'm the next view they pc"pod ont from r"ir hiding
places get q look and take lip, While Ia N" f"l
lowing Views they were painted az growing drunk
with delight. - -
Mrs burke Roche. Mrs Frank Work white. Mrs
Stolcs Mrs. George Kidd Miss Kidd. Miss Flora
Davis Mis-. Aston. the Misses Van Rcnn,"lacr. MIR.
C1cws and Mrs =. V. II. Cruccr were som" ~ those
WHO were interested m the exhibit and attended.