New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27
THE NEWS OF BROOKLYN.
ART TEACHERS MEET.
THE NETWORK STATE ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION.
AN ADDRESS BY COLONEL CULVER. IN WHICH
ART IN RELATION TO CONSOLIDATION Is
LEADING TOPIC-OTHER SPEECHES
MADE-CoMMlTTEES IN CHARGE


OF THE GATHERING.
The New-York State Art Teachers Association
held the first session of its seventh semi-anhua'
meeting in the BROOKLYN art rooms. in Montague
ST. yesterday. The members, who had come from
all parts of the State, held an informa s"'"o'"e
al ! 80 o'clock. and soon after O'Clock 'he9 VIZ
called 10 order by Professor Walter > Goodnouti'
director in drawing of the Brooklyn puphc sc"oo,s
and president of the association The meeting Will
be continued this morning. with sessions AT '''' an"
II o'clock The subject of the first session VIII ~
Art in Public Education from the EducatNe ioi'''
of View" At the second session Ar' ru","tl'
in the Elementary Schools; It's Progress anu En-
richment." will he the main subject OF d'Sc"9S'
The address of welcome was maze EeS'o'""'
afternoon bv Colonel John Y. Cuycr' chairman o,
the Committee on Drawing in the BrookIyh ho"'"
cf Educatiop Colonel Culyer. after cordially wei
coming the members of the association sPoh' Vi
Brooklyns interest in art affairs In the COURSE VI
his remarks ne made the following interesting
reference 10 consultations
Brooklyn. in relation to its more preehtlon W
neghbor. may be compared TO AoO, m6Iition and
some lordly family with al ,he ai i ,d ar
perhaps greater capacity for hlsh aliiS % ,o,,e
romplishments than that creation of fortui'3us
coniiInction of circumstances, the eldest son pu,
Of The one TO the her to the end. This has bceh
very much the fate of Brooklyn IN me paS'o opd
cuiture nervade her homes and the love OF me
arts and an active interest in their deVelopiheh'
In another way Brooklyn has SUFFERED in TINS
relation the great business centre OF tT L.
trv The activities Of civilization are lnSel'ra IL
from it's commerce and vast business enterprise,
Art in the absrac-art applied To oF roeress
here owing apparently to this prosalc law oI hVTo 40,
sty a law resolved rather into an nu' ,n rubIic
those of large wealth. inclinng them 10 punncc
henefactions in the city Of their business success
aDd nnternrise rather than that Of their homes
The application of these remarks may at inc
moment seem remote-it lies in this; II BIoohIHnh
We're 10 continue as separate city WouIu conn d
Han,lv look for The development OF higher ana
more intelligent standards OF puhilc IMP ~ -,
as he result of your ministrations. during me neN
@wentv years than that which has characterzei
the last nifty years-your contribution III tie Mi be
labor to The making of finer citizenship VIII ne
mean one.
Professor Goodnough then gave the president a'-
dress The chief address of the afternoon was gwen
by George l.. Raymond. professor OF aes'neu0S a.
Princeton. His subject was The STUDY OF All d.
Related to Mental and Social Development
Douelas Volk OF the Cooper Union Art
school next spoke on Art in Public Educa-
ton from the Point of View of the Artist fr"-
fessor Walter S Perry of Pratt Institute then con-
Quoted a discussion on the papers OF PROFESSOR Ray
mond and Mr.. Nok
The local committee in charge OF the session u
composed Of the following members:
Brooklyn-Colonel j Y. Cuiyer Professor Frankhn
o0GeT p EjN W1m Wa? Maf%S Wae
Perry Dr. Walter b. Gunnson, DTi J2nn MfNR
charles NJ skinner. Miss Katharine f. Shatiuck.
Jessie
Emma 4 Jones. Miss la z. Boyd. Miss Annie L.
Young and Miss Alice VI Burn r,,, G r,or
New-York City-George s Davis. Edward 5; Ear Or
rel Edgar y Sinner, James Lee Addison r. 70
land Clarence f: Meeney Seth T. SteWnf5 hn
ward A. Page Miss Caroline Monfort EllJah -.
clark Miss Josephine f. Rogers J. T. Haneyi v MISS
Jennie B. Merrill. Kenyon Cox Edgar NJ. Wafd.
Douglas Vok. Mrs Dunlap Hopkins profc 3,or
William H. Goodyear. Miss Sarah a. Conan, MISS
NJ Christine Reid Miss Gertrude = llarrinst92 Ton.
Dr Macmillan T. GrOszmann. Professor mares
a bennett Miss NJ. a. f. Carter, Miss Annie Nc
Kinstry.
The other committees
Reception--Colonel J. Y Culyer Professor Walter
: Perry Robert J. Pattson. Miss Katharine T.
Shattuck Louis Rouon. Miss Dora NJ. Norton
Miss Emma r. Brill. Miss Lila A. Nourse, MIS-.
Catherine r. Snyder. Mrs. Elizabeth Patterson
Miss Kathrna NJ Wiley. Victor ! Shinn, Barton
Cruikshank Miss Ida +. Hoyd Miss Jessie Van
Prunt Joseph H. Boston Miss Annie l.. Young
Miss Alice NJ Burn. Miss Alice Austin, Miss fN-
becca Portland Miss Susan VI. orr Miss Fannie j.
Cooke Miss Bessie s Warren. Miss Maude Gard.
ner Miss Carrie Conkn. Miss Edna C. Fay and
Miss Lillian Burden. go, ,
Dinner and Decoration-LOus Rouillion. Arthur
II Flint Professor Charles 4. Bennett. Ralph W
Allen Miss Emma a. Jones. Allen Il. Dosgctt. Miss
Kate r Pierce Robert J. Pattison. Victor |. Shinn,
Miss KATRINA NJ. Wiley and Miss Bessie ;. War
The members Of the association had a dinner last
evening at the Clarendon Hotel. nearly one hun
drcd persons being present. The business meeting
which was to have been held at the close OF The
, afternoon session. will be held this morning.