Art Notes Highlight Cincinnati Art Museum Exhibit
Mrs. L. B. Harrison reflects on the current American artists show at the Cincinnati Art Museum. Mentions Miss Emmett and Miss Foote tied to John and Samuel Foote, Miss Scudder, Miss Matilda Brownell, and Frank Duveneck’s Boston trip. Notes Rettig to design Evanston school curtain and Henrietta Wilson leading outdoor academy classes. Also covers Miss Dixie Selden in Florence and L. C. Vogt landscapes bought, Haig etchings, William E. Norton’s US return, Farny’s improvement, Goya frame, Taft portrait by Sarolla, and future gallery addition plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Emmett
Miss Foote
Cincinnati
John
Samuel Foote
Matilda Brownell
Morgan Collection
William E. Norton
United States
Mr. Norton
Royal Academy
Goya
Thomas M. Emery
Art Museum
West Gallery
Taft
Sarolla
Carnegie Institute Buys Four Additions to Art Collection
The Department of Fine Arts announces the purchase of four paintings from the thirteenth annual exhibition. Bruce Crane’s November Hills and J Frank Currier’s Munich Boy are new purchases, the former earning a third class medal. William Merritt Chase’s Portrait of Mrs C and Childe Hassam’s Spring Morning are acquired, Hassam already having Fifth Avenue in Winter in the institute’s permanent collection. Emile Rene Menard’s The Judgment of Paris was also recently acquired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Fine Arts of
Carnegie Institute
John W. Beatty
Fine Arts Committee
Bruce Crane
Childe Hassam
Mrs. C
William Merritt Chase
Munich
J. Frank Currier
Institute
Mr. Chase
Mr. Hassam
Fifth Avenue
Emile Rene Menard
Paris
Women Club Executive Board Meets in 1909 10 Year
The Woman's club executive board met last Monday with Mrs. Robert Hosea presiding. New officers were elected including recording secretary James C. Ernst and corresponding secretary C. J. Hunt. Department chairs were named for 1909 10 and temporary quarters chosen in the Y W C A as the club awaits a new clubhouse. The Clermont County Federation met at New Richmond with a festive program and readings. The Clubhouse Company marked its tenth anniversary with a large birthday celebration and a charity drive netting nearly 450 dollars for new auditorium chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Club
Woman's Club
Robert Hosea
Alice Williams Brotherton
Charles A. Bosworth
J. War- Ten Ritchie
Helen Handy Mitchell
Samuel W. Smith
W. W. Symmes
Mary Shillito Neff
Andrew Miller
Nellie A. Bechtel
Kenmon Dunham
William V. Ebersole
J. G. Monfort
C. J. Hunt
James C. Ernst
William Taylor
Edward Purcell ‘Rogers
Emma L. Roedter
Morton Carlisle
Helen F. Kendrick
Department of Education
George Kerper
Clermont County Federation of Woman’s Clubs
New Richmond
Lena Penn
Allan Daniell
Mabel Petterson
Edith Fridman
Nellie
Doliie’ Spencer
Dell Robverts
Corn Ely
Offttees
Giton Vila
Woman’s Club House Company
Woman’s Clubhouse Company
Matthew Addy
Woman's Clubhouse
Lawrence Maxwell
Helen Quinche Blair
Martha Dieckmeier
Cincinnati Flower Mission Report Shows Donation Increase
The June report from Cincinnati Flower Mission notes more donations and more bouquets. From Christchurch branch 3,208 bouquets were sent to hospitals, homes, and social service groups in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Flower Mission
Christchurch
St. Ann’s Home
Lawretboe Hawne
Ann Ee Inn
Bay Hospital
Fresh Air Society
Union Bethel
Children's P Und
Children’s Hi
Charity Society Aids Hospitals With Donations
Two hundred six magazines were donated to the branch hospital. The Church of the Advent branch distributed 2,134 bouquets through the city to Christ, Jewish, Bethesda and Children's hospitals and several city homes and charities including the Home for Incurables, Widows' Home, Children's Home, School for the Blind and Working Girls' Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Newsboys
Lytle ‘Park
Salvation Army
Church of the Advent
City
Christ, Jewish
Bethesda
Chil‘dren’s ” Hospitals
Home For Incurables
Widows’ Home
Children’s Home, School For the Blind, Working Girls’ Hotel
Union Bethel
Literary notes and publications from July issue
A. C. McClurg plans Cyrus McCormick biography by Herbert N. Casson and a Frederick R. Burton novel Redcloud of the Lakes. Willingham Williamson tale Set in Silver, Hueffer The Half Moon, and Hudson tercentenary linked works highlighted. Also notes new Statesman’s Year Book, top fiction sellers, and The Century summer fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. McClurg & Co
Cyrus Hall McCormick
Herbert N. Casson
Cyrus McCormick
Washington
Lincoln
Sharvester
Hendrik Hudson
Ford Madox Hueffer
Hudson-Fulton
Doubleday, Page & Co
Hueffer
Hudson
Holland
Mr. Hueffer
Rye
New Book Listings and Publications in Major Cities
In New York and Chicago listings, publishers reveal a slate of forthcoming titles including How To Cook Vege by Olive Green and Mayflowers to Mistletoe by Sarah J Day. Other entries note Elizabeth Visits America by Elinor Glyn and Abbott's Automobile Law by Walter Deen Goldbeck among works from Putnam’s and Reilly & Britton Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. P. Putnam’s Sons
Olive Green
Sarah J. Day
Zulma
J. Steele
Dodge Publishing Company
Anthony Cuthbert
Richard 1d & Company
Elizabeth
America
Elinor Glyn
Reilly & Britton Co
Abbott
Twyiman
Walter Deen Goldbeck
Lawyer for Sugar Trust Under Fire
Attorney John Be. Parsons faces scrutiny as defense for the sugar trust amid mounting controversy over practices and regulatory challenges. Details remain scarce as the case draws attention from industry observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Trust
Canal boat ride for YWCA girls ends with moonlit return
Over one hundred girls from the Y W C A enjoyed a canal boat trip yesterday afternoon. They gathered at the Y W C A room and traveled to Twelfth and Plum streets where the boat awaited. The excursion ended with lunch at Hartwell and coffee provided by the organization, followed by a moonlit return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twelfth
Plum Streets
Hartwell
W."c
Moon theory clash at Mare Island sparks derisive view
From Mare Island Cal comes news that Prof T J J Lee claims the moon was captured from space challenging Darwin and Laplace. Prof J G Porter Cincinnati Observatory dismisses See and calls him a big egotist while noting Darwin's theories remain favored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Island
Cal
T. J. J. Lee
George Darwin
Laplace
Lee
J. G. Porter
University of Cincinnati
Darwin
See
Porter
Retail Jewelers Unite to Fight Wholesale Threat
Cincinnati Retail Jewelers association plans to rejoin the state organization and oppose wholesalers. George Heintz and Louis Dornseifer named delegates for Cedar Point convention as retailers warn current pricing and peddler lists may force many shops out of business while strong retailers endure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati Retail Jewelers’ Association
George Heintz
Louis Dornseifer
Cedar Point
Ohio G A R Committee Plans Campment in Lake City
The Ohio G A R committee led by General Charles H Newton of Marietta will arrange for a national gathering at Lake City. Dietars B. is noted in the dispatch as participating as part of the planning group.
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Ohio
A. R
Galt Lake City
Charles H. Newton
Marietta
Napresenta
Lake ON
Dietars
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Duveneck
Boston
Harvard
Martin Rettig
Evanston
Art Academy Summer School
Henrietta Wilson
Mary B. Ehrman
Dixie Selden
Florence
Italy
Miss Selden
Ehrman
L. C. Vogt
The
Axel H. Haig
St. Lo
H. F. Farny
New York
Ortece
Foote
Photos
By Boellinger
C. Vogt
Young & Carl
Warren B. Davis
Jeannette Kling
Daisy Woodworth
Mesdames Griffith
Ely Sly
Gatch
Fridman
Behymer
Mesdames Walker
Scott, Roberts and
Matick
Silk
Messaline
Princess
Frederick R. Burton
G. W. Dillingsham Company
Mississippi
Burton
Joe
Williamson
Silver
Audris
Brendon
Mare
England
Williiamsons
Statesman
Ike
Aone
Orison Swett Marden
Success Magazine
Crawford
Macmillan
Hough
Bobbs,Merrill
S. Weir Mitchell
Alphonse
Dr. Mitchell
New England
Margaret Deland
Owen Wister
Lucy Pratt
Charles D. Stewart
Ae Uly Lippincott’s
New York City
Chicago
Womieti
John BE. Parsons
Prof
Mare” Island
Cincinnati Association
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