. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. in American and European cities, foun-tains, stained glass, mosaics, models of workexecuted in stone, wood, bronze or wrought iron;street fixtures, bridges, maps of proposed park-ways, park fixtures, window boxes and similarobjects which illustrate phases of municipal im-provement. The committee in charge consisted of FrancisNewton, chairman; H. Van Buren Magonigle andWilliam Ordway Partridge. A DINNER in honor of Mr. Spencer Trask,president of the National Arts Club, was held onJanuary 22. On behalf of the members of the
. International Studio an Illustrated Magazine of Fine and Applied Art. in American and European cities, foun-tains, stained glass, mosaics, models of workexecuted in stone, wood, bronze or wrought iron;street fixtures, bridges, maps of proposed park-ways, park fixtures, window boxes and similarobjects which illustrate phases of municipal im-provement. The committee in charge consisted of FrancisNewton, chairman; H. Van Buren Magonigle andWilliam Ordway Partridge. A DINNER in honor of Mr. Spencer Trask,president of the National Arts Club, was held onJanuary 22. On behalf of the members of the clubMr. Van Inderstine, secretary, presented a loving-cup. On behalf of the National Society of Crafts-men, of which Mr. Trask is president, J. WilliamFosdick, vice-president, presented a gothic tablelectern, together with a bound copy of Mrs. Trasksstory, In My Ladys Garden. The lectern wasdesigned and carved bv Karl von binding was executed by Miss BirdalineLexow. The Municipal Art Society, through itspresident, C. R. Lamb, presented a bronze paper-. GOTHIC LECTERN PRESENTED TO MR. TRASK weight. The rose and the pine, symbols of Saratoga home, Yaddo, are incorporatedin the design, which was the work of Mr. Lamb. The bookbinders corner of the studios of theNational Society ofCraftsmen, at 119 EastNineteenth Street, NewYork, is kept filled withan attractive group ofbindings. Among theartists represented areMiss Ellen Gates Starr,Miss Helen LivingstonWarren, Morris LeeKing, Mrs. Miss Edith Diehl,Miss Fanny Dudley,Miss Clara A. Hall andMiss Adeline
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