The evening world. Newspaper, November 3, 1916, Page 21

| Miniatures on Ivory Shown At Montross Tt t@ @ oharming collection of ivory Miniatures that is now on exhibition until Nov, 18 at the Montroas Gajlory, No. 660 Fifth Avenue, The catalogue contains 194 numbers. ‘The range of excellence ie, however, very wite and exemplifies the varia- tion tn point of view on the part of the contributing miniature painters. Wittam J. Bacr sends a group of thirteen miniatures, including four exquisite nudes, which he paints so moely. Mr. Baer in these miniatures has expressed the acme of idealization. The ivory surface has been most admirably adapted to the portrayal of warm and glowing flesh tints. In connection with the fleshly portrayal the painter has introduced a tree, a landscape, the sky and drapery. Some of his portraits, notably those of feminine type with mahogany hair, Qre.also noteworthy, The miniatures by Lucia Fairehild are likewise highly pleasing in the résults she has been able taob- ‘Girt Dry Her Foot" and “Artemidora” partioularly happy aa interpretat: of the un- 4 female figure. The body lines and the pleasing attitudes assumed by the models have all been tnost warefully worked out. “The Old So- Claliet,” by the same artist, is a fine etudy of a male head, “Isaac L. Rice, Bag," by Elsie Dodge Patte, is an excellent study of a chess layin, thusiast busy with a prob- jem. essellated oliess board and the carved red and white chessmen ere admirably rendered, and the stu- diows quality of the player is weil se me background drapery good. “Helen,” by Alice Beckington, was Qwarded @ bronszo medal at the St. Louls Exposition in 1904. It is an in- teresting study of a girl in a blue kimono. The face is lilumined. Miss Beckingtons portrait of Bliss Carmen shows the poet in a characteristic 06. Katharine Vaughn Holden's por- trait, by Mabel Rt. Welch, is deserv- ing of special praise, both for its color @cheme and its composition, The evality o' ce is admirably ex- crewret crowned with wavy wo r. The neck and shoulder lines are beautiful, and the blue bow is a color note of much charm, Miss Welch's portrait of Earnest Elmo Calkins, showing this well known and popular advertising man in pro- file, also @ fine bit of miniature painting. Miss Welch still further shows how effectively the miniature painting May become when the landscape te ite inspiration, which ® a bit off the beaten track. Lydia Longacre, in her "The Bluo Kimono,” gives a fetching concep- Hon of a girl seated on a couch, in her boudoir attire, and who most’ at- tractively bolds a single cosmos bloom. The New Yor ts holding ao cailatera the same gallery, which closes on Nov. 11. There are thirty-four ex- hibitors. An exhibition of modern Frey Ly hic art, vith a few pictures made in France by Ainerican artists lent 2 Gi : y of Etchers exhibition in » An admission o: charged. The exhibition tinued until Nov. U4. The Brooklyn Society of Etcher announces its first annual exhibition, to be held at the Brooklyn Mu: Fastern Parkway, from Nov. 28 to Dec. 31. ‘The showing will includ only the works of American artists in the various applications of eteh- ing, dry point and mezzotint, printed in monochrome or colors, Only works that have not been previously publicly exhibited in New York will he shown The jury of selection is made up of the following persons: Miss A Goldthwaite, Earl Horter, J. T. 11 ing, Harry Townsend, Ernest Ft Froy Kinney, John Arma, Arthur vey, Arthur A. ‘he. a NEW ROSE WORTH $15,000. HARRISBURG, Levis and M, Paul Noy, 3.—Search developed aged y-two, of Bultimore, and brought here to be photographed by J. Horace McFariand, editor of the Rose Annual Cook values the Specimens have a ¢ than five inches. The McFarland gpeaka of | joritled La France. Bay the Cook rose ranks and may stand ahead of all, CREDIT ‘TERMS $3: Down on $50-% 60 6 «6 75.00 7.0 6s oe 100.00 10% « 4 150.00 15- oo + 200-0 25.00 “ « 300-00 APARTMcNTS FURNISHED COMPLETE FROM $50 TO 9500 Open Monday & Saturday Evenings 404 ST. L STATION AT CORNER FISHER BROS COLUMBUS AVE. BET. 193 &104 St ‘ Be Bextra Chere for Te Mpratiormanta ter The World my be BR American | rose produced in America | ‘ THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1916. lm » ar | *s—Saturday Sales at Greenhut’s—Saturday Sales at Greenhut’ r=Saturday Sales at Greenhut’s—Saturday Sales at Greenhut’s urday Sales at Greenhu REENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR ° Sil? es a r) We Give : Boys’ Hats & Caps at 50c ||f © , Go 8 Saturday's special sale includes stylish Mackinaw Hats and Caps, many ld Stamp with inside fur ta Choice of 8 shapes and 12 colors. Sizes 654 to 714. _ saree} Redeemable In full books (Regular selling prices 75c and $1) Sema) for $2.50 worth of mer- ee 99 => | eeaielenenbege THE BIG STORE Be Sure to See Our Collection of bt oj in any brary Sanne Velvet, Velour and Fur Hats for Children store or for in cash at . (Prices Range from 98¢ to $4.75) . & H.” office on the Fifth Fleer, SIXTH AVE.. ISTO I9™ STREET , SECOND FLOOR GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR COND FLOOR———= Splendid Collection of i 8 of High-Class Ready-to-Wear Garments for Men and Youths We Have Chosen Lyons Silk Velvet Sk 50 rom Lea { Irts at $4. Women’s D Sh Riccey WEWEST SUITS and OVERCO ress Shapes rts of a wool navy Saturday e and, binck T S ll t d S ] t $90 Onl ° ser; ata . . es o Sell Saturday, Special, a ate pric meal tat Complete, attractive assortments of latest styles and fabrics, prominently featured in this bip sale. superior in The very “cream” of this season’s styles and fabrics are here for your choice at this nominal price. Faultless, splendidly tailored suits and overcoats, i tethobe true fine in quality and perfect in every detail. : Hundreds of These Suits and Overcoats Bear the Famous Labels of 7 24 to 30; SCHLOSS BROS. OF BALTIMORE cor” SNELLENBERG & CO., OF PHILADELPHIA Other well-known makes (labelled), the names of which we do not mention, are also in the assortments. There is a posi- st | % tive saving of several dollars on any garments you choose in this special offering tomorrow, The season's birgest special | Women 8 THE SUITS AT $20 in high class shapes ine va- . “ riety of smart styles. Come Handkerchiefs Two and three button models, plain and fancy backs, in a variety of materials, including CASSIMERES, WORSTEDS, CHEVIOTS, TWEBDS, early, for these will sell quicke BLACK UNFINISHED WORSTEDS AND ALL WOOL BLUE SERGES, All sizes. ly at the special price. | 6. for 29¢ THE OVERCOATS AT $20 Medium Shapes of Lyons Silk Velvet sure of reciation hensive assortment, embracing newest belted and pinched back styles; also single and double breasted or shaped back effects. Velvet —mushrooms with full draped me ot Sho Pat a They or pa alte mall the favorite staple and fancy fabrics in plain and fancy colors are represented. All sizes. crowns; black sm | 89 | are the popular dainty ‘colored Hundreds of these overcoats are lined with “Skinner's’’ guaranteed satin. only... i | bordered handkerchiefs with MEN’S SUITS AT $13.95 MEN’S SUITS AND OVER-| “KINGLY’ TROUSERS AT a LerntlerctoeteSerbyhther ar ‘ I] | neat initial, ‘and exceptional | | 14, are oults thet are good in quality, thoroughly COATS, $9.95 $3.95 AND $5 in» novelty “effects; black and : values at the special price. detail. Plain or pinched backs in] Popular styles and fabr The suits are] The best and most complete showing of this colors; sy] 95 = 52 95 | Men’s Pure Irish POT eee eserety SETAE FAY mostly in neat dark mixtures and blue serges. | world famous make of trousers that we have salon u LM J y H . Hand chief: neat mixtures, browns, grays, blues, gr also plain! 41) sizes up to 50. The overcoats are in a big| ever arranged. WORSTEDS, CASSIMERES, Hats Trimmed FREE | Linen and chiefs blueserges. (About 200 of these suits represent “broken” | variety of mixiures in light or dark patterns; sel!| BLUE AND BLACK SERGES, All sizes from If Materials and Shapes Are Bought 6 for 75c sites from our own higher priced lines.) of velvet collars. Sizes up to 44, 28 10 60 waist measure. Here. GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR——-——— GRE ENHUT’S—SECOND FLOOR ‘ : “Toy Town” od 4 Dress and Semi-Dress arming Fashions ihe Proty Specials For Misses, Juniors and Girl sie Blouses Smet Cone Band Can — ee Mt Ee SNE in at $3.98 Benaly Eee h ban Ls ein Sarmnonts for ibe Younger Fol! a by our csanalen sitoris we Big: +9 q } ‘ec of the newes! most appropriate in apparel at moderate ces. j Exquisite Styles of Georgette Crepe, switching the fever, this hand-car From this uneat Ned array of cow ita und dresses the sutfor miss can be outfitted Crepe de Chine, Lace or with exceptlonal advantages and economies. ; js . irs’ Serge Dresses—One of the styles | Juniors’ Chic Coate—One dashing new Net; Made to Retail at $3 98 7 “ean be liad in navy blue or brown” Tea | “model features «lange sonrertibie coller ° ody; em- an Empire effect, with button trimme and novelty collar and cuffs. The back | #5 and $6; Tomorrow at . broidered face; dressed in slip} | pointed collar, ‘The loose girdle tuna| falls in smart ripple effect, and the ma- | Here are blouses that will appeal to the woman who and cap; regularly abit] through keepers in the back, 53 50 terial is a rich-looking tweed, makin, wishes to purchase a waist in the height of fashion at Bale, cach at... seeeees c and the ohirs Uae rae 5 ed very prunes raat pany styles 7 ks son . . any other styles in Girls’ Serge Dresses are shown also in zibeline | priphissale arcade posse by an underpriced purchase | | Tintostaph Stencils —one of | the offered at $3.25, $3.95, $5 and up to| at this price 75 from a manufacturer who is retiring from business, teria 1 paint se Saularen; $1 Other Junior Coats at $12.75, $14.75, THREE OF THE STYLES ARE ILLUSTRATED, regularity 18¢ Girls’ “Comfy” Coats—A practical style $16.50 and $19.50. but you have a choice of no less than twenty others. sale at * that will afford proper protection in cold~ | Misses’ Coats—A wonderful assemblage of Note particularly the heavy quality of Crepe de Chine digging Figur including sailors, It is of gray chinchilla and} new styles cut on dashing, flaring lines. and Georgette Crepe and the manner in which these clowns, etc.; regularly 18. collar, belt, flap pockets and| ‘They have the convertible collars and blouses are finished. 25c; sale at... .seseeeee 1c k cuffs and velvet trimmed;| are prettily trimmed with velvet or plush. The Lace and Net Blouses are in ecru, white and black, | | American Made Dolls—dressed in full-lined with Shepherd check 6.75 Materials are Tweeds, Shadow Plaids, made over foundations of net or chiffon, The newest felt costumes; different charac- at : 6 eD} Wool Velour, Cheviot ‘and $ 1 4 15 fashion features are introduced, as well as inany unusually ters, including clowns, cowboys, Many other styles in Girls’ Coats at $6,| Fancy Mixtures; at % smart new collar styles. cowgirls, Dutch girls and boys, 5, $7.95 and . to $19.50. Other Misses’ Coats in an extensive va- All are tastefully trimmed with embroidery in self or etc., regularly $1.50; ale 89 BRGE DRE ssbs — Re Mor} riety, priced up to $29.50. contrasting shades; beading, dainty frills, pockets, insertions each at ‘ ic f, Steed cin | ASHIONABLE DRESSES, of fine laces, pleating and hemstitching are likewise in $1.45 and $1.95 Kiddie Horse white braid, yoke front, belt, side pocket with| ¢ sposideoed to Spee ited we will not send Consters Popular siacg: mere een), 98s70)|| Ma tA cos ntana Peete tee cOUe ‘ i inted in this sale, but as quantities are limited we will not send any tomorrow; $ unio’ Dresses at 68.08, 60:75 and up| Maen A ' ne, Cher meuse, Satin, of hese Cites GO. De eran Aperovalt noe will we fill mail or telephone orders. BE sicsinrsicicns 1.192 1.49 ” - Gther Misses’ Dreseee prieed up (0 $34.50. SECOND FLOOR THIRD FLOOR OWNSTAIRS STORE GREENHUT'S—MAIN FLOOR ® Self-Fillin H 9 | Crepe Kimonos at *1.95 Fountain P Inverted Lights ft it d Men’s Underwear A special price for extra size crepe Kimonos. They't very pretty be. ountain Fens and Mantles So ats an U 7 S its—Shi D sides. Assorted colors and floral designs, or in solid rose, Cop ‘ E A ea a2 AHA Wikacta, made with elastic waist line; collar and cuffs trimmed with Fash 89c¢ : ‘ Derbies nion sul Ir ts rawers inch ruffle of satin ribbon, Sizes 48, 50, 52. . ee A Few of the Specials for vi s ial Lxtra Size Blanket Bath Robes “assorted, colors, prettily trimmed with Tisen bene lara ealeceds wih Saturday. Tomorrow $] 3 5 ery Specia 9 8 riobon, Sizes 48, $0, 52. splendid values sell filling device, screw top and Cc OES Veh eae viGia Ly ea vUesCUnOs A iTar B49 ana °4,49 | | seit thing device, screw top and The Madey) |G « « ° Tomorrow at Some have plated bands with en- Lights —No, Having in mind present market con- GREENHUT'S—FOURTH FLOOR: graved initial; others are plain. 4; complete ditions, , will be well for you to stock | e Ss with mantle up liberally for your winter needs. St tl F h P F d MAIN: LOG! and hal This sale involves: ric y res ure roo Ci ars frosted “Roxtord” Perfect Filing Unfon Suits (medium heavy welght). Saturday Specials at Saturday Fine White Soft Cotton Union Sults , 7 ried Biscuits é 1.05 Inverted medium weight) Our Own Baking ee Tiaportee Biscalt Jose Lovera Co.'s Havana Prin- as Heavy Eeru Ribbed Cotton Unton Suits | lee from the Pee, bag Ser Huntiey & Paimer. | cipes--all Havana filler and closed bot- slightly fleeced), | MARBLE POUND. Pies Havana wrapper; reg- tom: double etchedglobe; QQ Natural Merino Wool Shirts CAKE ibe ces 5 14c ularly $3.25; sale, box 89 75 COMPIENE Ales ssevensees 89c shrunk; double breast and b Teen aalices ‘ut Feet Si A alae ET $1.53 Art Gluss Inverted Outfits — Heavy Natural Gray Merino Woo! \, Be Cosoaauts BOE |] packet, occeesee Golden Beale Moeaee one othe including good qualfty burner, Shirts and Drawers (unshrinkable BAUIE 'StOLLEN — made farly $2.28; box of 60, LEQ) | | mantle, Inner globe and Grecian Medium Welght Soft Fine Wool Shirts MS 5 sachet $ Rosa Carolina Porto Rican Cigars— amber, Nile green, with bead and Drawers. een Blosien aa in two sizes: Club House and fringe to match Medium Weight Shirte and Drawers don, LBe: 4 fer pinearPle |] oon Sauls 17 Puritanos; msde to sell at fine soft chamoisette finish any, OMNe lie = $2.50 to $3; sale, box of § These are splendidly finished gar- Fruits and 50, Wt os weree pees nes ments. Every one is steam shrunk. The Vegetables Havana Resagos—all Havana filler t Drawers are made with suspender ROMAIN and shade grown Wrapper; regu- Bivens prene ta rasieg sen? tapes and reinforced seats, All sizes. large vend... LOC larly $2; sale, box o 5] AQ | | 8s,Retex Inverted Union Bult ate. otlehily | LIMA BEANS 1. 2@ 50, at tees . Mantles~ at 8, however, nothing Lertuce “4 hurts being un | feito head st 4 c GREENHUT'S—SECOND FLOOR f TURKEYS —choice uailty, 4 i gal ii quertere CAULIFLON > 5e . 2 »1 . 8 0. peersinee Bde} fern 1 7e || athe arate ‘“ Fall and Winter ae GREENHUT'S—FIFTH FLOOR=—————e——< RABBITS —fancy, new ar | MUTTON ryy ‘ > tons Seog ay | eas Foot-Mould” Shoes |) the 3-Piece Suite 564 ng oF oust: De RODST BRR E=ehsiet oe Illustrated Here, on Sale Tomorrow, at.. sip aoe | Besstreseressre LOC CY TABLE Here they are in variety, styles and leathers for men, women, boys and virls ee HAMS — elected, tear, | | way ORANGES Our favorite make of "Foot-Mould” shoes are priced considerably lower than shoes {rea Jersey; De 4 of similar (uulity elsewhere. i ae PORK —aniali whsle 9, The "Foot-Mould" shoe isto be obtained only at “The Big Store.”" Tt is manu- Ree ee eee tactured over lusts and patterns specially designed for us, The bs als enters LAMB-—full quarters | SAUSAG fresh made, tb rf into its composition. he workmanship is excellent, as is the w of cityrdr V7e) era! 22e | | cattrornia The latest novelties figure in the line, as well as the lutest bination. - a Foot-Mould Shoes for Foot-Mould Shoes for Boys) Foot-Mould Shocs for 4 and Girls—according to| Mens» 50 GREENHUT'8—FOURTH FLOOR Women ‘9 size sy 75 at OD Vand up Saturday Specials 4 y at .eceee Dandup, at 662 and up . ; in Best Known iquors ines For Saturday Only Women’s $6 ‘Foot-Mould” \- | wna Ki his is a sn i Old Crow Whisky ||, 1:Siar,Coemae, - 7 Yaie Cocktails Novelty Lace Shoes, *3.99 |; | Du ciast Malton HU aitie Greed tte areata Kentucky's famous dis reg. $1.54 bottie. beat? |] Chole of Manhatten, s of white kidskin; medium long plain | + i made to your own specification, full size...... 3 t mat brown kidskin, the uppers of white { long plain [+ poonies Dit Her! var OBC || | cog he vammpe are of mahogany brown Kishin, the uppers. of wie AD! is \ (Smaller sizes in proportion: 16.50 and Tom Gins widths, $1.98 ‘3 Other Felt Mattresses : Per dott Bde ’ | 4 NJ A fe (Prices quoted are for full size—smaller sizes in proportion.) rere oar] ee. ee eel Boys’ $2.50 Shoes at *1 £ Greenhut Seca” "8 4 & [ta Salle Felt Mat 8] QE ScorcH $1.24 Holland Gin reg. $1.40 gallon 1 Good quality gunmetal calf, button or blucher style; serviceable leather soles; a! f elt Mattresw—at 4 | tresses—at - ) WHISKY u winctty pure ox-| Gclden Wedding sizes to $34, . Genera Felt Mattresses 17 Tb pags Feit Mattresses 14 75 Faust Kummel yor Was RYE WHISKY — Rubbers and Felt Footwear Duro Feli Matireasoa— 51D (0) |Cinion Felt Matiresseo— 49 95 | Tu quart outa $1 98e Bie et 9 Complete lines are now in stock at prices considerably lower than elsewhere, Btvcssiccsaak saceens \. Gis. cocededccosscosen ame as = «se nn ~ 9 2 a Bay UA Al a Hom Cemmmn Mhananttam Cimala afhannet Cald Ctamne ALT. nyo °