New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-10-30
PORTRAITS BY THE SCORE
SECOND ANNUAL LOAN EXHIBITION
OPENS THIS AFTERNOON.
LIST OF SOME OF THE MORE NOTABLE ONES TO
BE SHOWN AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF
DESIGN FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST.
THoPEpIc HOSPITAL.

JOHNS GUILD AND THE OR
THoPEpIc HOSPITAL
Lovers OF art and followers OF fashion may be
expected to-day to attend in full force the formal
opening Of the second annual loan exhibition of por
traits at the National Academy Of Design for the
benefit OF St. Johns Guild and the Orthopedic Hos
pial- Yesterday press view OF the portal; show
was afforded and this afternoon when the galleries
are opened to the public, women well known in So
ciety will pour tea for sweet char!ty's sake. amid
surroundings made attractive and beautiful by
music flowers and artistic decorations arranged by
Stanford White.
Unlike the por,raits-of-wcmen exhibition last year.
the portrait include. notable portraits OF men
and children. Portraits OF women. however pre-
dominate All will be new to visitors who attended
last years successful exhibition and many Of them
have special claims their attention in historic
and social as we'll artistic interest.
PORTRAIT OF CHAUNCEY NJ DEPEw.
Az the visitor ascends the stairs he is greeted By
the genial features OF Chauncey NJ Depew looking
down from a caneas by Mullcr-Ury On the left
are hung portrait Of Cornelius Vanderbilt. by the
Enrlsh por,rait-ranter Hon. and a portrait Of the
Rev Dr Morgan Dix by Miss Maria Brooks, and
on the night OF Mr.. Depews picture a portrait OF
Mrs Levi p. Morton and her three children. by
Jules Machard lent by Governor Morton One OF
the children has dol. another basket Of flowers.
but the youngest has Its arm clasped about It's
mothers neck Another portrait by Holl that OF
Charles Lanier is hung below.
4 happy group is shown in the portrait OF Mrs.
Frank s Witherbee and her children. by James
Wells Champney. Miss Lillian Russell is seen as
a Muse" by Eliot Gregory, and there are interest
ing portraits OF y p Willis by Charles Lor.ns FL
lott: Mrs Kingdom by Bertier, lent by Mrs. George
r Gould: "A Child" by Frank ID. Miilet and Mas
Ter Charles Lanier. by Muuzis Al these pictures
are hung In the corridor
In tbs north gallery are displayed "Old Masters
ArD,1- into
There is portrait OF Washington, by Gilbert Stuart
lent nv Chauncey NJ Derew; portrait of ~ p.
willis by Francis Alexander, lent by Mrs. Grinnel
wus. william Royal Johnston. by Sully: "A
W Iaun bv Franz Halls. lent by William ". Chase
and portrait of Mrs Stanhopo, by Sir Joshua
of III Duchess Of Cleveland appear canvas by
Sir Peter LEY and there is ueneeh From ,Se
collection OF Lady Marlborough IS portrait Dy sir
Peter Ley Of Lady Falconbere odeusR5er OF ONer
that OF the Duchess of Portsmouth 1i ex4usii,e
bsshfui little child. is len, by Henry G. MarQuand
In his gallery are also portrait on Kachar1 =,
Copley; "A Child" by Sir Thomas Lawrence lent by
stanford White and portrait OF Nash'ls'o"' o3
Stuart.
CARMEN" BY CHARTRAN.
CONSPICUOUS in the East Room is roguish Carmen
ny Chartran as impersonated by Calve There are
also the f,l-ength portrait of Mrs. Spencer Trask
bv Eastman Johnson Mrs. Daniel Chauncey, by
benjamin Constant; Miss Helen Durham by sar-
gent and Mrs Frank Lawrence and Lady Vernon
by Eastman Johnson.
The feature Of the south gallery is the fu-iength
portrait by Carolus Duran. OF Miss Consuelo AN
derbilt The future Duchess OF MARLBOROUGH -
seen standing, srrayed in white, with PINK sssh
and holding staff -, W H. c.t,asrs
In BIZ Benjamin 4. Porter, lent by Mrs t:.hott
SHEPARD: 'Poy and DOG. Richard Hunt Is ny
John Il Fargo, and there is portrait o. /. ~,
" heller by Z1rn The benignant lace o. rope LEO
strlslng portrait OF Governor Morton by bonh,1,,
Zen. OF the Governor. Beatrice NihsoHlr C1.-lH
and Mss Rsnan. by argent. fuli-enst9 portraitt
,Df Miss f.. by William NJ Chase ana poreiSi AL, o.
MS portrait Of Edwin Booth. lent by Mrs 20
VIVA 30 tn GrOssman, and Daniel Hun On,
,..rfrait of Bishop Potter. len, by Mrs. IL e fot
~ are also hgng n this gallery; -.r,,, .,
In ne gallery are the we1i-Ailo"h P oI a." az
Mrs J. C. Aver. BY Carolus Duran which was was
seen Worlds Fair: Daniel tfuhuhgton
My Cousin in Blue portrait Of MISS w els
family group. By Alex lnder Cabanel; portray os
Genera, Grant by r. Wood Perry, painted IN san
-'rancisco in 1879 4 charming chld's portrait -
thai OF Mss Mildred Gilbert Townsend by Mulie1-
Try There also portraits by honnat OF H.
raj bv NUM- OF Miss Ruth Twombly lent BY
Hamiiton Mex. Twonb-y. and portrait OF MAJOR
General Josiah Porter. ny c. Y Turner
There are nearly four hundred portraits ana over
os The work OF the known painters in IMMATURE
Nignard. Malboae. William Baer ana others, Is
sen There is a miniature OF Junius Bruins Rooth.
ienf nv Mrs Grossman and miniature or ROBERT
Emmett ,ent by Or 7. Addls tmmet -,
The portrait Show will be open to-day from
n m ~ II u m with intermission between $50
and $50 The tickets cost s. piece on other days
% cents