The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-10-21

Miss Howeils has her studio In the
very heart Of the nrt students colony.
The Colony" Is that section Of the
city extending across the whole width
Of Central Park and down town as far
as Fliiieth street. The Art League Is In
the center and the students group
around f. II Is the Latin quarter OF
New York.
Miss Howclio has a studio In her
fathers apartments facing Central
Park. She works daily with her brush
Is, Tor ar, Is her profession. as litcu-
ture IS her fatherA Mrs Howclls.
after long course Of study In Paris.
Rome and London. began by illrsirat-
ing her fathers poems Her tall-plcces
attracted attention. and the cleverncss
With which she cauFh, The conception
az the work made fricnds for her with
wriicra An nriisis csunot Est the
"ioIe Of tho work they illustrate even
while they draw we'll Miss lowells
work appears regularly 90 the highest
class magazines aud she has sotled
down 90 the profession Of regular Illus
trauve work
Anaiher OF the girl artists Of View
York % Ancna ETio-i6u. daughter OF
Edward EggleGou. "MiH Eggloa'on.
said on officer OF the Art League.
fought not 10 Dc called a student noF.
though che lui giull-a She is a pro-
fess'onal."
Her speciality Dr. chldrcns faces
These che does with mitch delicacy
making them young. sweet end dim-
pied She was the nsi artist who ever
I'D me courage 90 pui q pug nose up5a
childa face. though all children q
nosel ace pug Besides drawing In line
work which ia 1iss EgglCHonf 6pe-
claity she caryes ozquisiloly Whcn
she vas little glrl she carved an
idol on; Of rotten piece Of wood
Her father saw li aud was Impressed
With the correctness OF the lines. for
the child had exactly copied an idol In
the Metropolitan museum. and he told
her 10 keep on. At ten her instruction
In arr began.
Ceoire Cables daughter Is another OF
he dsls.sers Of literary fathers who
have worked successfully with the
brush Though married noR. this
young woman Is "a girl artist" EN-
beilishing her fathers writings md
successfully contributing TO the maya
zlnes Her best work ls In The chauc-
ter sketches which her father describes
so graphically She saya she secs
them while he reads"
Tho peculiarly quiet stuilons disp1-
sition Of professional men neryades.
with tho touch OF hereiiiy. The minds
of The daughters Daughters OF law
gers. cl,rgymen and the g.ril o. army
ofacoEs tun 20 art and want 10 study
a. They do no, ask fog reserved seats
In the art classes. but are content 10
fan In line with the rest and walt for
talent to bring them forward.
Ono Of these girls who took course
at the Art League. working hard at the
the cubes and fruit pieces. then At the
figure casts. was Elsie CLOVIS. daughter
u Henry Clews. the banker. Miss
Clews' best work lay In her outdoor
sketches. Her desire was 10 paint land.
scape. and she did Il 80 well that the
students crowded around her easel. as
they will around anything good. and
freely admired. Art students are pecu-
liar In one respect They are appar.
entity uniu,ored 10 w0rldllness. and
neglect to the point OF soorn a student
who shows no ability Tor art.
Niles Mary Flower. niece Of cx-Gov.
Flower. Is a girl artist She has style.
something highly valued in art work.
Her family portraits have the touch OF