Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-12-13
ART EXHIBIT RECEIVES
PRAISE FROM MANY.
Continued from Page IL

loaned an interesting collection.
A clock and a teat pot were loaned
) by Mrs. Lynch; a section of q task by
9IMrs. Emil Koyen and Il book pub
SIlished in 1863 by Mr.. j.. f. Bedell, of
~Tottenville. An Indian curio exhibit
was loaned by Mrs. c. l.. Tooke.
Mr.. Kearny's Exhibit.
A Hawaiian war club, a statue of
Confucius and other curios were
loaned by j. l.. Kearny. A collection
= of swords and a spinning wheel were
Shown by Mrs. Mount. A, flute,
played in the old Presbyterian church,
was loaned by Alfred H. Crowell.
A melodeon, played at one time
in the old church, and a picture of
the old organ were loaned by Miss
Edith Crowell. Miss Fanny Ford
loaned an 1929 Bible. A foot-warm-
err and an old handmade English
dickey were loaned by Mrs. Dayton.
Some candle sticks and portraits were
exhibited by Mrs. James Parker. A
rare collection was loaned by Paul
Tooker, of Branohville, N. j. An old
stone exhibit was loaned by Lewis
d. Carey, of Flanders, n. j. A South
American relic collection loaned by
Mrs. Henry w. Jones, was to be seen.
DIR. Kitchel's Exhibit Attractive.
DR.. F. w. Kitchel's exhibit on
sisted of many pieces of pottery, and
silverware and mer painting,
some of which were painted by his
daughter, Miss Kelley P. Kitchel. A
fine collection of Edward Kenney's
sculptures were also loaned by DR..
Kitchel.
A number of pictures were loaned
| by Mrs. Jaudon. An old sword and a
a charter were loaned by Mrs. Houser.
; Interesting articles were loaned by
Mrs. Finklestein, Mrs. William Gray,
) Mrs. Krogh, Miss Mary E. Rowson
and J. Hoagland.
u A brass candle stick was loaned by
= Mrs. Happen; a painting by Mrs. j. L..
Peters; a spinning wheel by Mrs.
;, Druckenmiller; and some old china
" by Mrs. William t. Stacey.
A snuffer and tray were shown by
= Mrs. H. M. Brace, and a Porto Rican
water monkey by Mr.. Krogh.
= Mr.. d. o. Thomas loaned a col
. lection of fossils, and Ferd Garretson
= a collection of coins.
: Mrs. Nielsen loaned a copper ket-
tie, and F. A. Seaman loaned a Jap
anese collection.
Cavalier Loaned by Mr.. Ciani.
Miss Willis loaned two lustre cups
and s%aucers, and Victor Ciani loaned
9 a cavalier. An ancient collection
loaned by Mrs. James M. Glenn at
tracted much attention as did the
curios loaned by Mrs. |. Thorn Gold
ing.
Mrs. G. w. Tyrreil loaned some
!, lamps, and r. Ernest Comegys a few
!, papers of interest. The sculptures
= by Edward Kenneys, loaned by the
: Perth Amboy Terra Gotta Company,
n were excellent and excited much COM
! ment.
! Thomas Macan and Nelson Macan
loaned painting and a modelled
q Louis Breast" respectively. Mrs.
2. w. Barnes loaned a fine collection
e, of different works of art and numer
+ ous interesting objects. Mrs. John
@ Gregory shows a gold medal owned
by Thomas Peterson, the first colored
voter in the United States. Mrs.
Fred j.. Cox, Mrs. Douglas Frazer,
Mrs. A. Greenbaum, Mrs. Adrian
Lyon and Mrs. j. P. Holm also loaned
many interesting articles.
The exhibits are all numbered and
tabulated in catalogues, which are
sold for 10 cents.
The affair is under the manage
ment of the president of the society.
Mrs. Adrian Lyon, and the following
committees:
/. Exhibit Committee-Mrs. Hon
ry Dillon, chairman; Miss Edith e.
Crowell, Miss Ella Kent, Miss Letitia
w. Savage, Mrs. Luis Mora, Mrs. G..
b. Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ram
say, Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Snedeker, Mr..
and Mrs. Gabriel, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam w. Henry, Rev. James H. North
rup. 2. China-Mrs. ]. G. Burns,
chairman. 3. O~riental-Mrs. Will
lam T. Stacey, chairman. 4. Candy
Mrs. Higgins, chairman. 5. Re-
freshments-Mrs. William Griswold,
chairman.
Tea Served to Guests.
An oriental booth is also in evil
dence and tea was served free by Miss
Lizzie Seamon, Miss Jetta Stacey, Miss
Lulu Durham. Miss Edith Crowell
and Miss Marguerite Boughton, who
We're costumed as Japanese.
The exhibition will be held again
tonight and tomorrow night, and 1t
is the intention of those in charge to
hold a matinee tomorrow afternoon.
The admission is twenty-five Gents.
|
:. The NEWS gives the paws when it