The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1897-12-03
GOOD WORK OF LADIES
The Auxiliary to Give an Afternoon
and Evening with Pictures.

Noble Efforts of Morristown adde's to Aid
in the Work for Young Men-They
Announce a Novel Art Entertainment
for Next Tuesday-Fifty Pictures by Prom
inent Artists TO be Exhibited and Sold
for the Benz fit of the Association-A. b.
Frost Aids in the Work.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to the Morris
town Young Mems Christian Association
has proven itself one of the most worthy
of the many social and charitable organ
il atoms of the city. Since the organiza-
ton of the society in 1888, this band Of
noble Christian ladies, acting as the
strong right arm If the Association, have
accomplished a vast deal of good. They
have been ever ready to give practical
aid when needed by the Association, and
in addition have planned and successfully
carried out many very pleasant surprises,
all 'of which has won for them place
high in the esteem of the Morristown
public. And the organization exists not
alone for the purpose of furnishing ere
freshments" and funds" Carefully
planned Bible readings, talks and occa-
sional socials and afternoon teas, if re-
counted in detail, would give view of
another side of the work that is interest
ing and pleasant.
just now the good ladies are enthusi-
astically at work in planning and arrang-
ing a novel entertainment which they
will open at the Association parlors on
Tuesday of next week. 1t will be an
afternoon and Evening with Pictures"
Fifty beautiful pictures, being repro
ductions of the work of prom
inent artists, including among
many others, such well known
illustrators as Alice Barber Stephens,
Edwin A. Abbey, W. f. Smedley,
Charles Dana Gibson, w. L. Taylor,
Howard Pyle and A. B. Frost will be
exhibited. These pictures are re-
produced from the pages of the
Ladies Home Journal and the ex-
hibltion is planned along the lines laid
down in the October number of the
JonTnol. After the exhibition the pic
lures will be sold at reasonable prices.
The full list of the pictures is as follows:
The Puritan Girl at Church Edwin a. Abbey
Queen Victoria and Princess Beatrice. $. Begg
Girl Leaning Against Wall Dune Cover)
Robert Blum
Dolly Madison Saving the Declaration,
- B.W Ciinedinst
Old Fashioned Garden. Maud Cowles
1z5rJss tic = rss.ss .. 1s.aEerA
Frank Fowler
Cassander in the Meadow .........A. B. Frost
Three Gibson Girls. Charles Dana Gibson
| A Voice that was Beautiful.....,
At Wedding Reception.,.,.....
He Saw Her for the First Time. =
The Original Gibson Girl.........
The Miracle of May. y.,,..W. Hamilton Gibson
Ten of My Little Tots. ....... Kate Greenaway
The Coming of Easter (April Coyer). .....
Win Low
The Farandole.. Albert Lynch
Washington at Valley Forge. e.... Howard Pyle
The Sentiment of Spring (May Cover),...
Howard Pyle
The Werewolf. olf.....................H Howard Pyle
Girl Coming From Church. .. Frank o. Small
Girls in Grape Arbor October Cover)..
w. T. smedley
At the the Horse SHOW ..,.;..'....W. T. smedIey
So Pretty Sitting in the Pew.......a......
Alice Barber Stephens
The Woman in the Home. -. -
The People of Our Village "
At N usicale.. Observation-Disclosures.
In Metropolitan Choir,....... ''
Lafayette Entering Philadelphia "
In the Whirl of Society. "
At the Thanksgiving Table,. .
Dickens at His Desk........,... "
Old Nora Found Her There. {"
The Woman in Religion. n........ Z"
The Woman in Business. ....... -
When John Wesley Preached. -
The The Dream ;:..:..:.........w. L. Taylor
While the Heart Beats Young. 50 -
Joseph and Mary on the Road IS -
Leisurely Lane (October) ..........
The Mother at the Mill Stone...
THANKSGIVING in the Colonies "
Where Town and Country Meet . -
Presidential Reception. -. II. de Thulstrup
Kossuth t;iding up Broadway.
Prince of Wales in Hanson Cab Z" -
General Grant Landing at Yokohama.
c. D. Weldon
Girl and Cupid. id..,,...............A.B A. B. Wenzell
A Whistling Girl Irving R. Wiles
Besides this there will be a special ex-
exhibit of about fifteen pictures kindly
loaned by A. B. Frost of Convent.
showing some of Mr.. Frost's finest
work.
The plice of admission to the entire
exhibit will be 25 cents, and all attend
ing will be invited to ''tea" in the after
noon and ''coffee'' in the evening.
| The proceeds realized from the enter
tainment and sale of pictures will be for
the benefit of the Association work,
which announcement should insure a
ready patronage from Morristown
people.
Hot MIX an Excellent Stimulant.
Whom ovnreoma bv bodily fofiona oy