The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-06-21


that they need not deplore the loss OF
any periods of time spent in this pur-
suit. The paintings indicate great
degree of talent and the young artists
need only to look at them 70 be as
sured of success n the future by
careful painstaking work Practice
makes perfection in the wielders of the
brush. Some of the best artists the
world has known began under more
trying conditions and it is possible
yes, probable, that many of them
| hailed with delight the day when their
execution equalled that of the efforts
of those who form the topic of this
article.
Three crayon portraits by Misses c.
Ferguson, G. Lawrence and j. Hayes
are worthy of a more extended notice
than can be given here. This kind of
work is very unsatisfactory unless
| well done, but no unfavorable criti-
cisms were heard regarding either OF
the pieces mentioned. In fact they
were heartily commended, as they
should be. 1t requires more than
ordinary talent to adapt ones self to
this branch of art, and surely these
young people have shown that they
possess that talent Miss Maggie DAILY
has a horses head which is entitled
to mention, in this that it is well
executed and demonstra tes that she
has given her subject careful study
and attention. The execution is good
In fact excellent is a better word
even. Miss Daily can be forgiven for
exhibiting a degree Of pride over her
effort
That delightful work which at once
attracts attention by reason of its ex-
quisite coloring and delicacy of execu-
ton, China decoration. is exhibited in
the ice cream set by Miss Julia Hayes.
There IS something in the character
of this that at once instinctively calls
for the admiration of the locker on.
Miss Hayes has demonstrated that her
teaching has been of the right kind.
Miss Edna Donellan too, comes in for
share Of communication Her work
IS as nearly perfection as is generally
seen. Charlotte Levy, Mrs. J. j. DAILY.
Misses NJ. Kinney, H Berkland and
l. Nissier all are entitled TO great
credit. This kind of work is no easy
task. The blending of colors iG gen.
erally difhcut TO master. In a class
OF three or more there are generally
those who are hard to teach; who fail
10 ADAPT themselves to the work, but
III the cases OF those mentioned. there.
appears TO be sort of unison which
IS greatly to the credit of the teacher
ana pupil Of course some are better
IMAM others. but it would be unfair to
point Out those differences. 1t must
De remembered these young people are
as yet beginners. But f thew can ac-
compHsh so much at this time. who
wlH venture a prediction on the ac-
compllshments of the future?
NeedIework Display.
In the plain and ornamental needle work
department very handsome display was
Hldue, the following being a complete list
Oh me articles. Some Of this work is
1T.al
kind: INNS u INC
Miss c: Ferguson, Deep Creek. Utah.
linen table scarf.
Miss S Irwin, Idaho Falls two en-
broidered and one hemstitched aprons.
mis-: MISS NJ Kinney, Rock Springs, child's
Miss L. Cochran, Fly, New, drawn work
napkins ~
Miss A, Fisher. city, doilies.
Miss G. Mccullough. Currant Creek,
New, linen table set
: Miss NJ Farlinger, city. linen table nap.
Miss B. Doyle. city, apron and napkins.
M, Miss Z. Ermy, city, drawn work nap
Miss NJ. Purten. city, apron.
MISS IS Skyrme, city, dress, sofa pillow
Miss H Pollock, city, embroidered fan
Miss NJ. Geary, city. embroidered skirt
Miss NJ Davis, Anaconda, Mont, child's
Miss NJ. Ryan, city. dress.
Miss h. Egan, city, neckties
Miss G Flynn. Haley. Ida, baby dress.
Miss Miss F. AAntretter; city. apron,
MISS u. Daley, city, apron and skirt
Miss B. Wall, city, handkerchiefs
Miss J. Wall, city, apron.
Miss NJ. .Mahon, city, handE erchiefs.
Miss NJ Pluuhof, apron.
Miss E. Clark, city, suit of doll clothes
MISS l.. Byrne. city, apron.
Miss Mary Keel city. sofa cushion,
mantle scarf in Roman embroidery. center
piece and 1oilies in lace work.
Miss Alice O'DonneIl, Rock Spring,
table cloth, piano cover, table set
Miss Ida ODonnell. mantle scarf.
Miss NJ Trip, Sandy, sofa cushion
MISS NJ. Jones, city, piano cover, sofa
cushion.
Miss A. Wall. city. center piece, tidy.
doilies.
Miss F. Cameron, Helena, Mont, piano
cover, toilet set
Miss J. Herman, Panaca. New. table
cloth and napkins
Miss l. Deck. Phoebe. New, table scarf
two handbags, neckties.
scarf, toilet set.
Miss G. Wilson, Stockton, Utah, table
Miss Z. Davis, city, toilet set
Miss I. Davis, city, tidy.
MSS NJ. Daley, city, piano cover.
Miss L. Schatz, North Platte. Neb., sofa
Miss y. White city. toilet set.
Miss c. Sharkey, Glendale, Mont. linen
scarf, center piece, doilies.
Miss NJ Sullivan, Green River, Wyo.,
Miss Y. Clarke, Butte. Mont, table
scarf, sofa cushion.
Miss l. Nissler, Silver Bow. Mont. bed
Miss a. NIahony, city. linen scarf.
Miss I. Gridley, Haggerman, Ida, sofa
cushion. 90'''
Miss Browne: Glendale, Mont. doilies,
Miss e. Salisbury. city. handkercbiefs
MISS Z. Rhodes, city, table cloth and