Colonial Art Recited At D A R Meeting In Salem
The talk surveys early American engraving from wood engraving in Salem led by Samuel McIntire and Paul Revere to daguerreotypes and later etching. It highlights Boston silversmiths like Nathaniel Hurd and Amos Doolittle, New York dealer Peter Maverick, and Edwin Davis French, noting colonial art's slow growth and lasting heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
America
Peter Pelham
Boston
Salem
Samuel McIntire
Washington Square
McIntire
George Washington
Town Hall
Essex Institute
Nfe
Washington
Myintire
Governor Winthrop
William Bentley
The
Antiquarian Society
Louis Jacques Mande Daguerre
Nicephore Niepce
Increase Mather
Thomas Emmes
New England
Colonies
Nathaniel Hurd
James Wilson
Hurd
Massachusetts
Sons of Liberty
Marsden J. Perry
Providence
Revere
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Kink Philip
Harvard College
New York
Peter Rushton Maverick
John Reese
Maverick
Amos Doolittle
Connecticut
Lexington
Concord
Edwin Davis French
Paul Revere
Alexander Anderson
England
United States
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Whistler
Seymour Hayden
Betty and Jack Reassure Over Near Miss
Betty welcomes Jack back and they express relief that Bessie was not seriously hurt last night. The brief exchange conveys concern and relief without details of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Betty Brown
Betty
Bessie
Honey
Announcements from local churches and clubs
Rethel Presbyterian plans annual dinner on Saturday March 8 with two dishes to pass, sandwiches, silver and china for family, invites all. World Day of Prayer at Baptist Church Friday at 2 30 led by Mrs A A Vinz. H H club meets March 6 with Mrs Laura Rath. roll call hints on starting baby chicks from Entertainment Committee led by Mrs Lula Finck and Mrs Jessie Longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rethel Presbyterian Church
Baptist Ehurch
A. A. Vinz
H. H. Club
Laura Rath
Lula Finck
Jessie Longer
Rural Womans Club Meeting Details
The Rural Womans club meets with Mrs Will Marie Thursday afternoon at 1 oclock sharp. A pillow covering demonstration is planned. Members should bring a gunny sack washed and starched 1 yd striped material percent to 1 yd gingham plain and figured print sateen calico and monks cloth sewing accessories 2 yards wrapping paper bias tape colors darning needle and yarn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Marie
Sharpe
B and P club to meet at Y community room Wednesday
The B P club holds its regular meeting in the Y community room on Wednesday evening March 5 with dinner at 6 15. Members may bring a guest or request an excusal by notifying secretary Ethel Grecian before 7 p m Tuesday. Call numbers provided after hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. and P
Ethel Grecian
Church societies schedule changes for Thursday meetings
The Woman's Missionary society of the U P church shifts to Thursday at 2 30 with election of officers and a reception committee. The Ladies Social of the Presbyterian church also meets Thursday at 2 30 with installation of officers. The Womens Foreign Missionary Society of the M E church holds a short business meeting at 2 with Friday to attend the union prayer service at the Baptist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
U. P. Church
D. Fulton
W. J. Masson
Steve Stewart
Geo. Fulton
C. W. McLaughlin
Carl Roberts
Vfemans Foreign
M. E. Church Society
Baptist Church
Community notices invite varied meetings and prayer day
Chapter 4 P B O meets at Mrs Marsh Bailey's home Thursday at 230. Washington Lodge 26 meets in Brookhart's office Friday at 8 pm. The Susan Coffey Auxiliary meets Friday March 7 at 2 with Mrs Robbins. This is regular meeting and World Day of Prayer. All ladies invited. 15 21 Ladies of Shiloh school district meet with Mrs I A Sigafoose Friday pm for pillow making lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh Bailey
Washington Lodge No
Brookharts
Susan Coffey
West Chester
M. E
Robbins
Shiloh School
I. A. Sigafoose
Ainsworth Chapter 302 Meets Friday Evening
Ainsworth Chapter No 302 of the C E S will hold a regular meeting on Friday evening March 7 1612 with members urged to attend and discuss chapter business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ainsworth
Agassiz’s Natural History Legacy at Cambridge and Penikese
The Museum of Natural History in Cambridge Massachusetts grew under Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz. He also founded a practical science school on Penikese Island in Buzzard’s Bay focused on modern zoology with figures like Copley Gilbert Stuart Paul Revere and Whistler cited as enduring legacies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Natural History
Cambridge
Mass
Jean Louis Rodolphe Agassiz
Penikese
Buzzard’s Bay
As Copley
Gilbert Stuart
Paul Revere
Whistler
Church circles and clubs hold diverse meetings
The Margaret Cowden circle met at Eloise Malhory's home for a four o'clock start with election of officers: President Mary Mickey, Vice President Willa Briley, Secretary Eloise Mallory, Treasurer Mary Rickey. Other groups gathered: Washington DAR discussed Betty Alden and defense diplomacy. Daughters of Union Veterans planned talks on Life in the Southern Prisons and Loyalty to the Flag. Fortnightly club’s art section met at the library with papers on Glass craft, Awnings, and Summer Furnishings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Cowden
Presbyterian Church
Eloise Malhory
Flora Dodds
Ella Gorden
Mary Mickey
Willa Briley
Eloise Mallory
Mary Rickey
Washington
Daughters of the American Revolution
A. Andersen
C. A. Speer
Des Moines
Bessi Conger
Edith Miller
R. F E. Shannon
Betty Alden
Edith Shields
Edna Flynn
Boice
Althea Montgomery
Margaret Godfrey
J. C.boice
William Hayes
California
Ker
P. L. Etter
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Paul
Commonwealth
Gardiner Chandler
David Greene
Epes Sargent
William Wetmore
Adventures of
Act
Scene
Jack and
Martin
Dodder
Dodder’s
Atilac
Benjamin Moore & Co
Dodder's
Ponserosa
Dodder Wallpaper and Paint Store
Washington County
Westphal
Agassiz
E. M. Bridges & Co
South Side Square
Washington, Iowa
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War
E. M. Bridges and CO
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