The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1904-06-04

larry interesting. One Of Miss Addi-
son Tinsley deserves special men,
ton. A sketch OF the hall from door
OF studio shows a remarkable eye for
perspective,
Miss Nadine Steele had ONE very
good things on the wall. Her wafer
colOrs are excellent. A portrait 10
water color Of Miss Norma Steele 10
Gypsy costume, attracted marked at
tention Mathew Kenney had several
pictures on exhibition that give
promise OF great things. Studies in
still life, water color sketches and
clay modelling. He and Robert w.
Wilson are the two young men OF the
studio. The latter had 3 number Of
studies 10 different mediums that do
great credit OF so young a student.
The display Of china was exceedingly
interesting. The collection was a
large one and many very handsome
pieces we're shown. Two taukards,
done by Misses Brown and DOss. A
very handsome fish.set, the work OF
Miss Tinsley. Two beautiful stems.
done in black and silver.
Mrs. Marshall had some very beau.
tiful plates with conventional
designs-two done In luster, we're es-
pecially so.
An ice cream BET Of Miss Browns
was handsome. In fact, where so many
handsomely decorated articles are
shown, it becomes b~ewildering where
one attempts to treat them sepa-
rately,
In typography and wood. carving
there was a splendid collection Of
tables, piano benches, screens, chairs,
baskets, plaques, a large tray with
brass trimmings. leather tapestries,
sofa cushions. cabinets, tabruettes,
one floor c~andlestlcks and numerous
smaller articles, Little Miss Hor-
tense Smith had some very attrac.
tive Dutch pictures in typography
and water color.
In the decorative art there were
two large rose pieces, and two large
p~ieces'in clusters Of cherries all In
water color that were beautiful.
There were on exhibition four large
tapestries that deserve special men
ton. These were the work of Misses
Margaret Bates, Nadine Steele, JESSIE
Ault and LOttie Hines. The storm
seemed a favorite subject with three
young ladies while .Psehice at the
Brock was produced by Miss Bates.
They all were beautiful as to color
ing and the atmospheric effects was
very good In all four. In this coIlec-
ton were numerous hand painted
parasols and many attractive heads
done In water color or oil.
The art department will have an
exhibit at the Worlds Fair 10 which
the following young ladies' will be
represented by their word:
Miss Flora Mcclure, study of rose.
from nature, in oil. miss Jess Ault,
sketch from studio windows in oil,
also sketch on hillside. Miss Grace
Lewis, Dutch picture in typography
on leather board. Miss Margaret
Bates, violets, IN oil from nature.
Misses Mag and Ella Potter, china
also Mrs. Menefee, Mrs Marshall anC
Misses Tinsley Frances Brown ant
Mamie Chinn will contribute chin;
to that collection and Miss Florence
Shultz will send a piece in pyrogra
ply. Others will also add to the ex
hibit whose names we have not S,
cured.
ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT OF CENTRAl
COLLEGE,.
Wednesday morning, June 1st, a
ten O'Clock, was held the thirty-fft
annual commencement of Contra
College for Women. This event close,
the most prosperous year in the his
tory Of the college. The iollowin.
program was observed:
L. Invocation
Rev. 2. NJ. Williams, D. I
2. Three Choruses for Ladies' Voice
a. l Sing Because 1 Love to
Sing Pinsu,
b. Good Night Reiueck
II. c. Swing Song Loci
/ Central College Choral.
tArs. Alfred Franklin Smith, Director.
= s. Miss FlOrenre ahpttg Aoou-