New-York tribune., 1896-05-31

Jones. in Sheffield. Mass. and their summer VIII %
SWvni SWiam m J. Whitemore is in Europe, and proposes
]. Appleton Brown is at his farm near Newbury-
Jared Flag is at PrSsssInt SsIne in Hartford Conn but
Robert b Brandegee goes to Pennington Mass
usual and resumes MS ella classes sarv summer on hs
sheep farm in Putnam County After competing M:
The studies for bis pictures s bs ser at hI at his
studio at Carmel. Putnam County: - 7, o.. ,,.
Arthur Lumley goes to Conway. n H.. FOR hs
GeoTee Smile will spend most OF the summer
Smile at present s e Is Sying galary an in syracuse y
f. which was opened with this collection .
James mes D. smile will go to MOntrose Penn. In
the early part OF June
MIR. CHAMPNEY GOING ABROAD.
J. Wells Champney sails for Europe the last sf
June and most OF his summer will be spent IN tho
galleries at Versailles. copying in pastel famous
French portraits.
Miss Shipley sailed for Europe the asst OF April
G. B. Drake will leave town about June !. and
after a visit to Ohio will. in July and August, os
the Thousand Islands
William Sarta.n. OF the Rembrandt. goes 10 M
country home at Ridgeheld. ~ j.
r. Swain Clifford has gone TO New-Bedford. MasA
Miss Tlinghast is az present engaged on on a me
ton. N Y which is to be placed in Trinity Church.
OF that city and with other orders. Miss Tiling-
mer nssi will probably be kept IN town Tor the sum-
B. c. Porto has just hnished portrait OF Mrs.
Lloyd Brice and his summer plans are more or less
undeveloped.
of hs Tsrs a Shh ssfMsb Msb may spend
Walter Shirlaw is AT work on the designs tor tne
Washington. The panels will be placed in the main
entrance hail. and will represent zoology, botany.
rSno@y sgd geSosy They VIII be eight feet high
Mr.. Shirlaw has in contemplation trip to the Gulf
c. T. Turner. Of the busiest OF artists, Will
be engaged all summer in town. on the decoration
he N 10
Hotel. Forty -second-st and Madson-ave; The dec,
Grafton VIII be six feet three inches IN ana
life size. The subject is The Triumph OF Manhat-
tan" Mr.. Turner is doing the large work on this
not at work in town he will be at his summer
stSdP at 1t Eashamps9n ban ton IL Long m isaha saahTIgn
c. De Forest Brush started for Dublin. y. H.. the
last OF May. where he will be until october.
X NJ Rehn VII be at his sum sumner n, studio at at
Jersey coast. leaving town June l.
VI + smedley VII probably be ID detained ed IN t,Tn @
Charles Melville % Dewey started for Europe. a. I.
his custom every summer the end OF May to b
but he intends taking summer class with him.
and VIII Pr,ooa6yM ID M as last summer be found at
De scott Evans will be at Plalnheld. y. j., until
late in the summer. when he intends going to
Charles E. Proctor will go TO Lochada. Sullivan
at his home In the Catskils:
II may be interesting TO know that George In
has has Just S. sold his salon Picture He viii remain
abroad two years longer having pleasant homo
on the outskirts Of Paris.
scQt,Har5ey sIa IT vii, sPene his summer as usual
George W Cohen will be at his summer home at
Ntw-Rochele
c NJ Glhon and L. S. Hamilton will spend the
summer together at Plymouth. Mass.
TO sHINNECoCK AGAIN.
William VI. Chase will return to this country
Long Island.
G. r. Barse. jr.. Is doing one entire room in the
new library in Washington. which will keep him In
town for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert d. Gihon intend making q
bicycle tour OF Normandy and Brittany and the
Channel Islands in July Mrs Glhon will write up
the trip and Mr. Ghon will Illustrate IL.
Theodore Woris one OF the pioneer American art
lists visit Japan hopes TO back 10 that country
this summer for an indefinite period. He also
Z. Daingerfield goes June ! to the mountains In
North Carolina. where he has a cottage. He will
paint the mountain folk and will establish sum-
Louis c. Tiffany expects to sail for Europe late in
July. Among the important commissions now being
executed under his direction is one for Mrs. Emmons
Blaine. the decoration and furnishing OF the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church at Richheld Springs a number
OF important windows for st. Pauvs Episcopal
Church. Paterson; series of mosaics in the new
Manhattan Hotel, Forty -second-st and Madison
ave- and the Fahnestock tomb at Woodlawn: q
dows OF the Worthington memorial Worthngton.
y. Y. for Worthlngton Whitehouse: large win
principles OF construction This last work Is
be placed in All Angels Church. Eighty -hrst-st.
ard West End-ave.
Frederick Dielmann will be kept In town probably
all summer for the Congressional Library in WASH
ington.
F. s. Church will be working orders. and win
be in usual.