The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-25
OUTLOOK SPLENDID
FOR ART EXHIBIT:
OPENS ON JUNE Il
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Richmond has always ranked well fol-
Mell hung exhibits, but this year ;
particular effort will be made to make
this most pleasing feature ]. E
Bundy is chairman of the hanging
scommittee, while the other member:
Are Mrs. Elmer. Eggemeyer, Miss Car
aie Lesh and Frank J. Girardin.
Exhibit of Photography.
The exhibit of photography will bt
particularly fine this year according
TO the report made by Herbert McDiv
ftt, member of the committee Cur
tis, the great photographer of Indiana
will make an exhibit of six pictures
while another group of photographers
no less noteworthy, have been engag
ed. Uptodate the committee has Sc
rured 81 excellent pictures from differ
tent parts of the United States. The
members of the committee are Paul
Ross, chairman. Herbert McDivitt
Mrs. Paul Ross and Harry Ross.
The committee on textiles promises
san excellent exhibit. Miss Hazel
1ough is chairman of this committee
Miss Carrie C. Lesh. chairman of the
committee on the public school art ex-
hibit stated that the exhibit this year
would be better than ever before. The
thigh school work will be larger.
The catalogue committee is compos-
ed of Miss Juliet Corwin, chairman.
Miss Ella Winchester and Mrs. NJ. F.
Johnston.
The finance committee of which
Supt. T. A. Mott is chairman, made
its report through Ellwood Morris and
stated that the same methods of rails
ing money to defray the expenses
would be used again this year.
Mrs. Demas Coe. chairman Of the
committee on reception and decoration
has completed her committee, and it Is
composed Of Messrs. and Mesdames
Coe, Paul Comstock, r. L. Sackett
Robt l.. Kelly. Plat Robinson. Guy
McCabe, Thomas Graham, Jesse S.
Reeves. VIII Starr. VIM. Earhart
james Morrison and C. K. Chase.
Manual Training Work.
The manual training exhibit will con-
kist of. articles made in the regular
school year. which equals one week s
work, ten hours to the day. The ex-
phibit this year will be better than ever
before. The manual training COM
tmittee. of which W. S. Hiser is chair
oman. is composed of the following:
Emma Bond. Alice Winder, Lulu Lii
kkens, Katherine Cox. Lulu Norman,
AlvinaSH. Steen, Sarah Sanderson,
nnezaTrueblood and Grace Simpson.
Theapublic school committee of
(which Miss Alice Locke is chairman
rs composed of the following: Misses
Hale. Foulke, Thompson, Sands.
Friedley,s Henley, Amy Harmed. Eli
ptt, Boyd,~HilI,' Clara Newman, Kienk-
er.. Dickinson and Clawson
Exhibit at Muncie.
The Mnncie-Art. exhibit now on, was
foHected~by Mrs. NJ F. Johnston of
khis. city. AlI.the. exhibitsrthere with
spne possible exception, will be brought
ITO this city and made part, of the To-
zeal exhibit. Many additions to all de-
pzrtments will be made here however.
Rnds It is thought that.the local event
will be atsleast twice as large as that
Rt Muncie.
RrtiStS or Note.
/ Among. the sartistss OF note who will
have >paintfnEs on exhfOft sands whom
Mrs. Johnston takes particular pride
IN securitlesfors the 1oca; exhfnltare:-
Adam. E1noryyAlbr of Edison
twill, hare three paint
Sings, "A Young Barbarian., valued at
s$r6oe;g Anglers valued at $500, and
Sunmer Boarders." $500.
Williams NJ Chase,sone of~the. most
nofedS of American painters. win ex-
khfbit three, paintings. Mother and
Daughter s$2.6o0; "StiE Life" $3.50.
and. At .ShinnecocksHius,s. $500.
Colin sCampbelIsC copper.
,ries. New York $1,000. The Flat
Hron., New York, water colorl $500.
I~Antwerp-Evening" (water COLOR,
$500.
Charles c. Curran, New York,
RUBY and.Golde' $500
Frank Vincent DuMond, New York.
AT the well''. $4,000
Charles Warren Eaton, New York.
I'm Old Bouges." (pasteD $780,
Ben Foster, New York, "A Maine
Spruce Forrest. $500 and Late Aut-
umn .Moonrfse'' (water color SITS.
Frank Forest Frederick, Trenton,
N. J., "Newlyn Harber-Cornwall Eng
land" $500.
Eugene.Fish Glaman. Chicago. I'm
terror of a Stable with SWINE $500
Childe Hassam. New York. Child
fren Playing water color. $3.50:
Entrance to the SIRENS Grotto-Is-
lands OF Shoals, $3.50.
III. l. Hilderbrand. New York,
r1fr
H. X. McGinnis. Trenton, y. J.,
l-Gosden Rod and Caraway--Nan
sCou<tland Park, New York City 500. |
Luis F. Mora. Of New York city will