New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21
vORES or THE CARICATURISTS.
AN EXHIBITION At TIE AMERICAN ART GAIL
IrRI.s IN AID OF THE WEST SIDE
DAY NURSERY.

DAY NCESERl.
Exhibitions Of carcatures, although generally pop
MAR have been very rare in New-iork. and there
is u,tle doubt therefore that the West Side Day
Nursery will profit considerably b. the exhibition
of SNAPSHOTS in caricature." which was opene"
Yesterday at the American Art Galleries NO. EASY
Twenty-th!rl-st. The exhibition viii remain open
a week and the whole of the receipts Will be hand
al over TO the worthy object Of charity just men
doned
4 large number of women Of high socai stah'Hhs
are manifesting great interest in the exhibition
among the patronesses being Mrs. Francis 6. hdr-
low Mrs John S. Barnes. Mrs. GOrham Bacon, Mrs
! n Beckman Mrs Frederick II. Belts Mrs
george Blaeden Mrs. John ELS Blake. Mrs
Clement Cleveland Mrs. Samuel Colnan' MIS-
Henry Mills Day. Mrs. Alfred =. DIN Mrs. FRED
erick j. De Peyster. Mrs Francis DelaieId' Mrs
Richard II. Ewart. Mrs. John Erving. MIS- Ed"lh
J. Godkn Mrs. James J. Goodwin. Mrs. FREDERICK
D. Grant. Mrs. Irving Grinncu Mrs. John T. Hail.
Mrs. William p Hamilton. Mrs. George g. Haven
Mrs Richard VI. Hoe. Mrs. Alfred c. Rowland
Mrs. Henry f. Rowland Mrs. w. W. Hoppin Mrs.
Colgate Hoyt Mrs. Morris *. Jesup. Mrs John A.
kim Mrs Charles I.anier, Mrs. j. Howard Latham.
Miss Alleine Lee. Mrs Herman Il Livingston. Mrs
Jevi p Morton. Mrs j. Pierpont Morgan.
Mrs George II. Morgan Mrs Stuyvesant
Fish Morris. the Misses Ogden. MS henry
c. Potter. Mrs James W. Plnchot, Mrs william
4 Perry Mrs. F. T. Robinson, Mrs Henry y.
satterlee. Mrs. +. lie Roy satterlee. Mrs f. Hop
kinson-S smith Mrs. Robert Stuyvesant' Mrs Waiter
I srvdan Mrs Robert B. Talbot. Mrs Frederick
+ Thomson Mrs. j. D. Nermilye, Mrs. Henry 6.
valentine Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt and Mrs. Jacob
Wendell .
The caricatures. many of which are by well
known artists are about a hundred in number, ana
are mostly travesties upon fashion, politics. high
art and some of the many fads Of the day Almost
without exception the exhibits are all splendid eN-
armies of the carlcatuIist's art, while many OF
,beno possess so great fund of humor and rIdcu.e
&C 20 be Irresistible in their effect upon the visitor
Among the numerous municipal skts' the most
amusing Cleansing and Purifying Neatly
Done a picture OF DR.. Parkhurst in the garb OF an
old woman subjectng Il number OF police captains
70 q plentifl scrIIbbing of 'LeXow Sapolio' Colo
ster new broom. a mass Of incompetent 0ihciis
This Is entitled This is very, very waring, ana d
design for CITY Fountain, another burlesaueupCn
the subject of Or. ParkhUIst ana the ponce Inc
inevitable theatre hat and Tidy fcet are inuch IN
eyIdercp. the new woman, the bcYcHhS le-
male and the advocates OF divided skirts nave been
mercilessly treated. Other parucuarE inIrth-Pro-
yoking carcatures are those entitled thduhccy ne
Peach" Uncle Remus Down the Cellar, . Attef-
noon Tea" The Landing Of the Pilgrims, Mist
"Jane Ark Listening TO the Spirit Vices. her
buster Road 20 Palmyra" Come and Seer, - ne
EvolutiOns Of a SOubrette." The Maid in the Car
den" la Grippe and "An Is Not Gold That Cid
ders.'
in the gallery, tea being poured by Mrs. william
Hamilton Miss Caroline Lee. Miss Constance Sat
ferlee. Miss Madeleine Satterlee Miss King. Miss
Elsie Cleveland, Miss Alice Rowland. Miss Marion
Groves Miss Julia Deianeld. Miss Mabel Drake
Miss S. Livingston, Miss Alice Gillet Miss Elsie
Huntington. Miss May Harris. Miss Lucy Byrd,
Miss Elsie Brown and Miss Laura Dudley.