The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-01-22
Interesting Pictures Will be Shown
at Luling School
TO RAISE FUND FOR ART DECORATION
Manitowoc Society to Discuss interest.
ing Subjects
THE ENTERTAINMENT LASTS THREE DAYS
NOrthside School Will Charge Small En-
trance Fee, Though the Students Will
be Admitted Free

Under the management OF tne NOrtn
side high school Will be given an art
exhibit in the assembly room of the
park building on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, January 90, 20 and 3Oth,
1908. The exhibit will be open in
the morning, afternoon and evening.
The price of admission is 10 cents; this
fund will be used for the purchase of
pictures for the different schools Of the
Northside. Following is the detailed
programme which will be provided
gratis. The young ladies of the Coffee
club will serve simple 10 cent lunch
after the programme, the proceeds OF
which will also be used for the purchase
of art material
Wednesday, January sS. 200 P. Nj,
The exhibit will be open to all. No
programme will be given at this time.
500 p. M--The exhibit will be open
to all and following is the programme ::
The Purpose and Plan of the Exhibit. =; .:;..
......,,...,...........'..f ..f6ui IT, W. heilef
Address: Art as an Essential Environment OF
of the Formative Period OF Youth. =.
| .,................ ..........L. j. Nash
Short Sketches of Some Of the Schools of Art.
.................,........M Miss F. L. Bush
Stereoptican Views of Ancient Art Subjects.
Inspection of the Exhibit.
Refreshments will be served by the
young ladies of the Coffee club in the
reception room.
Thursday, January 20, 9,2c A. M
The exhibit will be open to all and will
be visited by the grades OF the Park
school to the fourth grade inclusive.
Each teacher will take charge of her
grade.
Mrs. Alexander will speak on pictures for
children.
900 P. M.-The exhibit is open to all
and will be visited by the grades of the
Luling school TO the fourth inclusive.
Each teacher will take charge of her
grade Mrs. Alexander will also speak
to this section of the school.
500 P. M.-(Senior Class night The
exhibition is open to all and the follow
ing programme has been arranged:
instrumental Qua rtette ...... ...............
Ernest c. Taite, Dulcimer
Robert A. Taite, Mandolin
Jennie H. Taite Mandolin
Florence A. Taite, Guitar
Vocal Solo. ............. Mr.. Stanley Pierce
Address, Art as factor of culture. .............
...... -. ..............Re Rev. Wm Hooton
Song. ng................ High School Male Quartette
Short ske ches of some of the Art Schools
..... ............... Miss Lillian f. Bush
Instrumental Quartette ................ ........
................M Messrs and Misses Tate
Stereoptican Views of Ancient Art Subject.
Inspection of the exhibit.
Refreshments served by the young
ladies of the Coffee club.
Friday, January 3Oth, 9:30, The ex-
ibit will be open to all and will be visit
ed by the grades of the Park school
from the fifth to the eighth inclusive.
Mrs H. L. Markham will speak to the
students on, Children's Subjects in
Art.
COOP. M. The exhibit will be open
to all and will be visited by the grades
of Luling school from the fifth to the
eighth inclusive. Miss Mary Nelson
will also speak to this section on,
Children's Subject in Art.
500 P. M.-High school night. The
exhibit will be open to all and the fol-
lowing programme will be rendered
Instrumental Quartette ......... ...........
....... ...... =. .Messrs and Misses TAFT
Address, Art as Factor in Home Decoration
............. Mrs. j. ). Anderson
Vocal Solo ...................Mr Mrs. Geo. Fechter
Instrumental Quartette ..... .................
.... ........... Messrs and Misses Taite
Stereoptican Views of Foreign Art Subjects
Inspection Of the Exhibit.
Refreshments will be served by the
young ladies of the Coffee club.
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