New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-02-28
GET GLOOM OR A G|GGLE
Miss Swan Will Snip Either for
You at Woman's Exhibition.
WOMAN ANSWERS CRITICS
Grand Central Palace Filled
with Evidence of Her Indus
try in Many Lines.

The Womans Industrial Exhibition Is
the answer To those critics who say the
world Is too full Of woman's talk Of what
she would do II she only had the vote.
and who ask Why don't the women get
busy now without waiting for the vote
Beneath the shining white pillars of the
Grand central Palace artists have CON
Structed an enormous artor OF rose-cov-
cred trells work And the arbor IL
divided into dozens OF tiny rose twned
booths I'm which almost everything of In
terest To women il TO be seen-from the
$50, antique rosewood cabinet in one cor
ner to the confetti paintings" Of the
new mpressionist'' school OF art: from
pink and blue boudoir caps 10 model day
nurseries and public Fairgrounds, from
electric coasters 10 Armenian handwoven
rugs and Nordicas latest recipe for the
reduction Of avordupols
one Of the most interesting exhibits is
Mrs Elmer Blacks model Of the great
public market she would like TO see cstab-
ished IN New York Mrs. Black herself
in u gown Of fawn-colored broadcloth and
fur. described the market 10 visitors when
the exhibit was opened last night II IS a
cute little white building with little rail-
roads running in and out. and little people
buying cabhages and tomatoes inside.
There is train shed at which produce
from the country T. to be delivered There
are four great markets FOR meats ard
fish. FOR fruit. for vegetables and FOR dairy
products Their. II "A retail department
and dining rooms. rest rooms and offices
for the employees All is hygiene and
yeat
This market was close rival Yesterday
i'm the affections Of small children to the
model playground In another corner. The
playground offered perfectly fine sliding
board. three real swings. a rocking boat
TO say nothing Of a big open space where
one could PLAY tag without humping into
ladies' with their arms fun Of pamphlets.
There were women decorators. jewelry
makers, costumors. mllliners candy
makers. tapestry wcavers. laundresses
and directors Of philauthropies. And. by
the WAY. there was scissors artist.
cut me out a gloom" one visitor said
10 her. and. forthwith she produced a
little man with melancholy eyes and a
desperate beard
cut me- out giggle' Presto Here
She is. a funny little lump of laughter in
a saucy short skirt and dimple
Miss Lillian swan H. the scissors artist
IN the arcade Of unusual calliggs Sh"
can also make paper dolls and Wonderful
lingerie plumes" for trimming stage hats.
The art gallery. one Of the innovations
this year. is I'm charge Of Miss kathryn
DaV. a granddaughter Of Harriet Beecher
stowe. Miss Day has arranged the art
treasures according To periods. She has
her own confetti paintings" and some
other new impreSsionists on one vail.
Next to them are the post-impressionists
and beyond one finds portraits in more
familiar methods Mrs Harry Payne
Whitney's sculpture was all locked up In
her studio. 80 Miss Day could not get IT
for this exhibition. There is. however.
work 10y Mrs. stowe Phelps Mrs. w. Aston
Chanlcr Miss Caroline Peddy BAH. Mrs.
Rhoda Holmes Nichols. Mrs V. II. Bis
sell. Miss Elizabeth Grandin Miss Mar
iorie Huntington and Miss Katherine
Dreier.
Another new feature OF this years ex-
hibition is the Theatre Mignon, where en-
tertainments and half hour lectures will
be given each day.
Mrs. william Sulzer telephoned Mrs.
Nelson Herrick Henry she would be un-
able to visit the exhibition. as she could
not leave Albany while the Legislature
was in session. but Mrs. Martin Glynn.
wife Of the Lieutenant Governor. ac-
cepted the invitation of the directors, ana
will be present OH Saturday.
Mrs. PhHbe Hearst. president OF the
Women's Board OF the Panama -Pacihc
EXPOSITION. Will be entertained at lunch
con I'm the Kitchen de luxe" The guests
AT the luncheon will be Mrs. Nelson Her
rick Henry. Mrs. Arnold Drummer. MISS
UaIcoIn and Mrs James A. Wright.
This afternoon. under the auspices OF
the Southern Industrial Educational so
cie,v. there will be an entertainment OF
dialect stories and songs on Saturday
afternoon Anthony II. Euwer will lecture
an "catA. Fishes and Things" on Satur-
dsv evening there will be n concert by
tho Now York Association for the Blind.
The stony Void Sanatorium Is conduct
ing a japanese tea room again tins year.