New-York tribune., 1903-05-01
PROUD DAY FOR TOTS.
Children's Aid Society Glasses Have Exhibit
of Fine Work.

An unusually large audience Of interested visitors
crowded the assembly room OF the United Charities
Building yesterday the occasion Of the third
annual exhibit Of the work of the industrial schoos
Of the ChiIdrens Aid Society.
Early in the afternoon number Of the articles
were marked Sold" especially the burnt wood
leather and wrought iron work, chairs, tables and
desks. The Assembly Hall display represents the
work OF nineteen primary grade schools eighteen
kindergartens and six evening schools 1t embraces
everything from the simplest pencil marks on paper
TO the most elaborate etching, painting and en-
broidery; from a whitfield stick to a finished gown
piece Of furniture.
tOne Of the most interesting exhibits Is that OF
some OF the cooking schools. Only the simplest
dishes prepared from the painest materials, and
principally indeed from the "leftovers which the
uninitated are given to throwing away, are here
shown. But they each and all most datntiy
attractive and appetzing
The showing from the Walton branch OF Inc
Tribune Sunshine Society. including a part OF the
Leonard-st. school, is especially attractive Inc
Sunshine Colors, yellow and white are everywhere
shown in most realistic paper daffodils daisies ana
buttercups huge chrysanthemum lampshades'
twine and sheving paper dollies, for all OF which
including even the paper flowers. ready sale Is
found.
,,,r, tho older classes OF the Leonard-st.
school dressmaking and millinery are feature
The girls are encouraged TO bring thelr o"" ma
tariaIs and make them up at the schooI- 1HeS d
asked how they would prefer 10 have them &C.
5i,.i5,,alitv Now and then the teacher makes sug-
gestions if tastes in colors show tendency to De-
come too rotous. The garments ana mats Dol" Ioi
children and ADULTS show careful work and simple
tasteful arrangement Orders in ooth sewing ana
millinery are taken for outsiders
The exhibit from the East Broadway school,
Steward boys" includes hannocks' coro porlleies'
fshnets and finely designed and made "oou"oiN'
desks with delightfully."- mutltudnous plstoIiioie7,
oddly shaped chairs, bookracks and taDies' us1iul
+obar utensils salt boxes and settees, while hile,
sea worthy rowboat some twelve OF fourteen ree'
in length is perhaps the crownlng achievement
The showing of beadwork, too, is particularly
interesting and equals the finest examples OF
Indian design. Among the kindergarten txfllnits
are some artistic bits of line ana color, paper ioid-
ing needIework and clay work In the uuahl
school classes chair Gaming and cobbhhs are Led'-
ures of the exhibit A very fine grace OF ioiie-
made" candy offered for sale is mace oS lho
societv's boys" and number OF the httie GRIP
,las from the classes especially for their lnstruc-
tior arr At work in the assembly rooms showing
now aptIv their small fingers finish the tasks by
winch later on il is hoped they may make d
living Little nine-year-old Emma Bayerie Is a.
resaS as proicient in embroidery as many grown
up al the interest and Affection OF her snoI 81 -
le-ing lie seeming TO centre In the pleasure u Tic
In the freehand cutting, the charc0al drawing
ana much of color work the ltanah ltan1 classes
SNOW especial talent OF the total 7lrolIhsilt OF
s..t4 al 4fa-. Italians small boy OF this
Iationaliry is sull proudly dispiayins the auto
sSaTia TWO wears ago in recognition OF the gltt
of wood stamp box sent sid Lie az s bt man ih O.
small tiiSvanni Troesi, OF the East Side Italian
slisSion shou!o % t asat5 az me scnool this year
tEor toTn4 years the Presidents family have been
more or iass Interested IN the nissoh & A ad3Hs an 3
particular seuoo o. '.hicn 'honailh y me rlei1oeI
human 5g The exhibition which opened yesterday in
lie Charities Building VIII continue on r0aay a-da d1
night until 10 O'clock