New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

flagg, Stcrner and Kinney will appear
in turn.
The days vital statistics were as
follows:
BY $3.50 the treasure hold of the shin
had disgorged $50 prizes.
lhc fish pond. where children ro
ish'ng, had to be restocked three
times.
Turtles proved to be the fsvorites
at the live animal booth
Inc merry -go-rounds were chiefly
patronized by the mattresses Of the
ADJOINING restaurant. young women of
the Junior League, who rode about
until they were scasick. The merry
go-round is cranked around by a small
boy while the hand organ is ianguidy
turned by the boss, a large husky
Italian.
Robert ". Chanlcr, Edwin II. Blash-
neld and Daniel Chester French aided
r: Burrell Hoffman in the architecture
of the fair.
Those in Charge of Booths
Mrs. Ernest Iselin was at the head Of
the French market booth. She had as
her aide Mrs. Irving Brokaw and Mrs.
Clinton Gray. Mrs. George De Witt
was in charge of the bookstalls, Mrs.
Littleton Fox and Mrs. Philip Bernhard
on the circus committee, Mrs. Orson
Mum, professionally known as Marga-
ret Lawrence. had the children's play
ground; Miss Katherine Post headed
the cigarette girls, who included Miss
Carlotta Havemeyer and Miss Cornelia
Sage. Mrs. Joseph R. Blanchard had
charge of the checking system. as.
sisted by the Misses Betty Condor.
Marie Brooks. Cathlccn Vanderbilt and
Betty Stettinius. At the flower booths
wore tho Misses Cornelia Livingston.
Lydia Dadmau, Marion de Rham and
loan Whitney. Those at the head of
other booths were Mrs, ! Randolph
Robinson, candy; Miss Muricl Wander
hllt, silverware; Mrs, George Schieffe-
lin, soda water and soft drinks, and
Mrs. II. Leroy Whitney. dolls fashion
show.
The dancing committee had for it's
chairman Lawrence S. Butler His as
sistants included Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Auchncloss. Mr.. and Mrs Bernon
Lucille Baldwin. Mr. David Wagstaff
Mrs. G.. Maurice IIeckschcr and Mrs
Fulton Cutting.
demand for Art Works
Among the frst evidences Of the
success of the fair were seen in the
booth entitled "Thc Little Art Gal
lcry.' where are on sale a hundred
paintings and etchings given by nearly
as many artists. Before the carnival
was many hours old "sold" labels ap-
peared generously among the pictures
The works arc either bought outright
or bids are entered, the highest offer
above a minimum set price governing
the award at the close of the fair.
Many Of the pictures commanded
appreciation and favorable comment
including particularly ardner Symons's
luminous "Glcam Of Hilltops," the oil
sketch of the painters prc contribu-
tion to the recent Academy. Dc Witt
Lockman's lovely sketch Of Gill With
a Hat is one of the most appealing Of
figure pieces. Another Academy prize
winner has given charming example
in the Lilac in Cutalossa," by Daniel
CARRIER. George Luks is represented
by an acpHprate sepia wash drawing
"Thc Northern Dispensary,' ano
Charles c. Curran has two gure stud
les. child and doll pastel and an OF
portrait sketch. Arthur Crisp's "The
--latest Song Hit Carleton Fowler
"Thc Lake" Frederick Wauch's "Thf
Breakers II. L. Hildebrandt's "Swee!
William" Charles Fl. Davis's "Sprinf
Sunshine" and T. Louis Mora's small
wafer color are other worthy eXh ibitS