Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-06-02

harms and a discussion Of the
male KY promlnent citizens OF MIL
eliur w h1 are working along munl-
Galh.. lines AS a masculine ses.
api % rlub woman's convention u
a E esrtdnly be UNIQUE
.,. raport sesslon-it VIII occur
Il j I.r HaU Friday eyening-that
it P'tn mn other phases Of practical
f.I NJ less than thirteen seeu ,l. s,. Gl
Hi 'rtry win be represented oy cruz
De actively interested M sGho9i.
f5nei '9r don travelling art galleries
roh ,s.- lines already enumerated
inl g.I Nil be heard from through
lAl''s Riackwelder Of Morgan Park,
Nn j. GpIy a member Of the school
aao j tbat city and president Of ils
lfl ~ 5iub but Is a supporter OF lhe
a1h pybIip school Art society. She
Cae1s8 believer IN the use Of pictures
q D'. Inns Of teaching Mrs. j. g.
ty vlIl also report Tor OAK
NcN" tr1ihar speaker from the middle
5a'e s Mrs. e. J. walker Oh Des
A-ns New York win come Mrs. chas.
r.g M jamestown, n. Y, president
y ~ NsW century Art club, strong
u. -sii8n which has done much TO
s.-[, In lbs city. She IS also presl-
~, no Federation OF Women's Lit
go. " sr8 Educational Organizations Of
%, lg Now York. with a membership
We ", ,..r+au Mrs A. II. BrOCkWay
N XII speak for Brooklyn.
ila.b VIil send Mrs. Franc x. Elliott
.,.itrake city. supervisor Of drawing
9a' .lbo.is and chairman Of the art
W. ,eteo of the Utah Federation Of
4 .,,' clubs. II is indicative OF the
srfhusasm here 90 say the ciub
~, have recently concluded a series
t,,,-Sgrty.one ART exhibits which were
~ In IN. various school buildings.
~ Ws.t Vu be further represented
ius E A. Thayer o. Pueblo, Colo.
v.lm tho East Miss Dotha Stone Pin
NarWalk Conn. secretary Of the
..,1.flcut federation. win bring an
rcssara as will Mrs William Eli
-sof me Baltimore Municipal Art
'gs The South Will send Mrs, r. J,
gleebe of Atlanta and Miss Louise
srith Of Lyuahburg. Va.
M convention city VIII be able TO
-'.stwo splendid reports through Mrs.
Is Merrill Of the Milwaukee Public
s.,ool Art league and Mrs Elba John
-o chairman OF the arts and crafts de-
,,rtmspt of the Milwaukee Endowment
,ssocIatIon.
Tho AFT exhibit which win continue
hoggb convention week, is TO occupy
srs-al large rooms In the new public
mary It win De a show worth travel
.r many miles 20 see. for 1t Is thor
~ebIy representative OF the artistic
~ Of women from the painting Of a
Ne canvas TO the weaving Of a rug.
Probably interest centers In the dis
nav Of home industries because these
S1ss usually made in isolated noun
I'm districts. have but lately been rec
,,pizai for their artistic merit. They
! 1uis The famous Abnakee floor rugs
-ri heraldlc wall rugs from the New
Hanpshre mountains. the textiles and
ugs from mountain homes of Georgia,
NJ Blue and white woven "kiyers, as
hsy are called, from Kentucky, the blue
mb0Iderles from Deerheld, Mass.
anapuns from North Carolina. bask-
M woven out Of native grasses and
0u husks from COnnecticut,silk weav-
rr nom Utah. and the fax grown IN
oregon for linen weaving. Mrs. Can
hts Wheeler OF New York. widely
ir5wn as promoter Of domestic weay-
-s win loan a fine collection OF tapes
ties.
MS the plan OF the art committee to
hre a woman weaver direct from the
FOUNTAINS Of Georgia 10 be at work no
AG loom thus demonstrating iH the
tng practical way possible the artistic
results Of this industry.
As to the exhibit Of arts and crafts
e engaged IN by women. IL will be
-sty American Henry Remhardt has
Ven engaged to furnish an exhibit Of
Il -Nerp.eces IN painting. which viii be
n lng beside The Flagellants, that big
a ayas by Carl MARI which attracted so
fg'h attention az the worlds fair. and
Which hangs permanently In the H.
4 harry The collection Of miniatures win
Include the work OF Amalie Kussner
who has painted crowned heads of Eur
oDe Martha Baker, Virginia Reynolds
i1d unaturists Of like reputation The
Century company win send O collection
q zen and ink sketches
As 20 the crafts In which women are
l'fnsied they would make a long
lapsr By themselves. Mrs Madeline
lae Wynne. pre-eminent as a metal
worker viii make an exhibit OF her
7laSant copper work. The Misses
ware Of Boston. who have discovered
a secret OF the old Spanish gldej
a.dtE which never sells Tor less than
Y square foot, viii make a showing in
hs iom OF wall hangines and embaz-
o.el coats of arms. There will be SAM
is Of b0okmakiug from the beginning
p he beautiful illuminel covers OF to-
ll wrought iron, carved woods re-
issse 10 gold and silver a particularly
4 collection on ceramics, including
PIX rom thirteen clubs Ia the Ma
,9la' League of Mineral Painters, and
re Doth old and new. including the
l.llls Lady Aberdeen veil, made for
he worlds fair
AS TO what has been done IN the way
zoe artistic establishment Of dingy
a0o'I0oms. there viii be an exhibit OF
20 PICTURES and casts suitable for this
lIp.se They VIII be shown by the
gaN-go Public School Art society and
y. Milwaukee Public School Art
20 zoe way Of beautifylng home there
m De series OF excellent photo,
..pA' furnished by Mrs. i. S. Denlson,
b.s s'!thl OF SIrosis IN New York, Mrs
W. Decker vi Denver and Mrs Charles
css'is OF Berlin. Wis, showing both
N,ois and eNteriors OF artistic houses
'7'ed az moderate cost.
Al this artistic entertainment Is 10
gwen a social send-off on Monday
slt OF convention week. Simultan-
p.,y WIN the receptions at the Plan,
a,9u ana tne Deutscher club, both the
-, ,,,onaI and the local art committees
M M receive 100 the exhibit rooms Of the
~. l5'.y. There viii be a flow Of frappt
~ ny music by Miss Mabel Messenger
Is lhIoagJ harplst.
iusse ar, committees will be at home
-lI'ig the week I'm fact. II II
a. IID.l mat members of the committee
\. 'aSe turns IN explaining TO visit.
IN lne Interesting featurer az the OK.