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H FORTY-XIXTH ANNUAL REPORT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM AND SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL ART
FOR THE YEAR ENDED MAY 31, 1925 WITH THE LIST OF MEMBERS
PHILADELPHIA
1925 OFFICERS FOR 1925-1926
PRESIDENT JOHN D. McILHENNY
VICE-PRESIDENTS WILLIAM WOOD WILLIAM M. ELKINS
SECRETARY CHARLES H. WINSLOWr
TREASURER CHARLES BOND BOARD OF TRUSTEES EX OFFICIIS GlFFORD PlNCHOT W. FrEELAXD IvEXDRICK Governor of Pennsylvania Mayor of Pliiladelphia BY APPOINTMENT Edwin O. Lewis, Appointed by the State Senate John T. Windrim, Appointed by the House of Representatives
Charles J. Webb, Appointed by the City Council Edward T. Stotesbury, Appointed by the Commissioners of Fairniount Park ELECTED BY THE MEMBERS To Serve for One Year Charles Bond Mrs. Frank T. Patterson Howard Reifsxyder Eli Kirk Price John Gribbel James F. Sullivan To Serve for Tzvo Years
John D. McIlhenny J. Stogdell Stokes Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs George D. Widexer Edgar Y. Seeler William Wood To Serve for Three Years Mrs. Edward Browning C. H. Ludingtox John S. Jenks Thomas Robins Samuel Rea William M. Elkins COMMITTEES FOR 1925-1926 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Johx D. McIlhenny, Chairman; Charles Bond. Mrs. Edward Browning, William M. Elkins, John S. Jenks, Mrs. Frank Thorne Patterson. Eli Kirk Price, Howard
Reifsnyder. Thomas Robins, Edgar V. Seeler, J. Stogdell
Stokes, George D. Widener, Charles J. Webb, William Wood. STANDING COMMITTEES* MUSEUM
John D. McIlhexxy, Chairman; Morris R. Bockius, Mrs. Hampton L. Carson, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe, William M. Elkins, Mrs. Charles W. Hexry, John S. Jenks, George H. Lorimer, Charles H. Ludington, Mrs. Frank Thorne Patterson, ex officio; Alfred C. Prime, Samuel Rea, Howard
Reifsnyder. J. Stogdell Stokes. Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury, Rodman Wanamaker, George D. Widener. INSTRUCTION
Eli Kirk Price, Chairman; Mrs. Rudolph Blankexburg,
Charles Bond. Charles L. Borie, Jr., Mrs. Henry Brixtox Coxe, Johx Fisler, Samuel S. Fleisher, John S. Jenks, Mrs. Robert R. Logan, Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs, Mrs. H. S. Prentiss
Nichols, Mrs. J. Howard Rhoads, William H. Richardson,
Edgar V. Seeler, Charles J. Webb, William W^ood. Honorary Member, Mrs. Jones Waster. FINANCE
Johx S. Jenks, Chairman; William M. Elkixs, James t F. Sullivan, W illiam Wood.
"The President is ex officio a member of all committees. ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN
HONORARY PRESIDENT MRS. RUDOLPH BLANKENBURG
PRESIDENT MRS. FRANK THORNE PATTERSON
VICE-PRESIDENTS
MRS. H. S. PRENTISS NICHOLS MISS NINA LEA MRS. JONES WISTER MRS. HENRY BRINTON CONE
RECORDING SECRETARY TREASURER
Mrs. J. Howard Rhoads Mrs. Edward Browning CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Mrs. Thornton Oakley
Mrs. Edgar W. Baird Mrs. Charles F. Judson Mrs. Edwin N. Benson, Jr. Mrs. J. Louis Ketterlinus Mrs. William T. Carter Mrs _ JoSEpH Leidy Mrs. T. Hamilton Chestox _ "L Mrs, Robert R^ LoganT Mrs. Herbert L. Clark " " Mrs. S. Grey Dayton Mr S- Norman MacLeod Mrs. William A. Dick Mrs. John H. McFadden, Jr. Mrs. Russell Duane Mrs. Arthur V. Meigs Miss Cornelia L. Ewing Mrs. Eli Kirk Price Mrs. Laurence Eyre Countess of Santa Eulalia Mrs. George H. Frazier Mrs. C. Shillard-Smith Mrs. Henry S. Grove Mrs. W. Standley Stokes Mrs. F. Woodson Hancock Mrs. William H. Walbaum Mrs. Charles Wolcott Henry Mrs. Albert B. Weimer Miss AIargaretta S. Hinchman Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts
CONTRIBUTING MEMBER
Mrs. Percival Roberts, Jr. HONORARY MEMBERS Mrs. Hampton L. Carson Mrs. William D. Frishmuth Miss Margaret Clyde Mrs. Edward T. Stotesbury Mrs. M. Hampton Todd THE MUSEUM STAFF 1925-1926
FISKE KIMBALL, Director
DR. SAMUEL W. WOODHOUSE, Jr., Associate Director
Dr. Arthur E. Bye, Curator of Paintings Horace H. F. Jayne, Curator of Oriental Art
Catherine F. Woodhouse, Curator of Lace
Dr. Samuel W. Woodhouse, Jr., Curator of Old Pennsylvania Pottery
Langdon Warner. Advisor in Oriental Art
HONORARY CURATORS Mrs. Jones Wister Oriental Pottery Mrs. W. D. Frishmuth Musical Instruments F. D. Langenheim Numismatics Mrs. William T. Carter Lace ;
THE SCHOOL STAFF 1924-1925
Leslie W. Miller, Principal Emeritus
Thomas H. Willson, Assistant Treasurer and Registrar
Eugenie M. Fryer, Librarian ART DEPARTMENT
Albert Jean Adolph, Ralph McLellan, Cast Drawing. Drazving from Life. Isabella B. Bailey, Truman Mathews, Nature Study. Instrumental Drazving.
J. Robert Buffler, Ellen F. Meehan, Instrumental Drawing. Design and Color. J. Frank Copeland, Louise Milione, Interior Decoration. Modeling. Edmund deForest Curtis, Grace Norcross, Pottery. Drazving. John J. Dull, Thornton Oakley, Water Color. Illustration. Ralph Dunkelberger, Helen Padley, Cast Drawing. Costume Design. Elizabeth Shippen Green Elliott, Wm. Henry Parker, Jr., Costumed Model Class. Sliadcs and Shadozvs, Perspec- T. P. Farraday, tive. Interior Decoration. Herbert Pullinger, Mae Fogarty, Pen and Ink: Lithography. Costume Design. Virginia L. Ralston, Helen A. Fox, Costume. Design. H. Edwin Reiger, John H. Geiszel, Drazving. Drawing. Emily R. Santiago, Douglass Gilchrist, Drawing. Metal Work wnd Jewelry. William H. Stuart, Mabel B. Hall, Instrumental Drazving. Drawing and Anatomy. Mary B. Sweeney, Edmondson Hussey, Drazving: Lettering. Teachers' Training Course. Paul F. Taylor, John Craig Janney, Cast Drazving. Drazving. Dana Vaughan, Joseph Konetsky, Design. Wrought Iron. H. D. Ware, Edwin H. Krimmel, Poster and Advertising Design. Architectural Design. Edward Warwick, Louise Landenberger, Furniture and Wood-carving Costume Design. History of Costume. Elmer S. Lukens, A C. Weatherhead, U'ondzvork. Instrumental Drawing. TEXTILE DEPARTMENT
E. W. France. Director Lecturer on Raw Materials, Processes and Fabrics
Bradley C. Algeo, Assistant Director, Professor in Charge of Weave Formation, Analysis and Structure of Fabrics:
Frank L. Geise, Instructor in Weave Formation, Analysis and Structure of Fabrics.
Richard S. Cox, Professor in Charge of Jacquard Design, Drawing and Color Work.
Ercal Kaiser, Instructor in Jacquard Design and Color Work.
Johx H. Geiszel, Instructor in Free-Hand Draiving and Figured Design. Elmer C. Bertolet, Professor in Charge of Chemistry, Dyeing and Printing.
Howard A. Walter, Assistant Professor in Charge of Chemistry and Dyeing.
Percival Theel, Instructor in Dyeing and Chemistry.
Joseph E. Goodavage, Instructor in Dyeing, Bleaching and Printing.
George G. Byler, Instructor in Elementary Chemistry.
Johx- Lockwood, Instructor in Charge of Wool Carding and Spinning, Worsted Draiving and Spinning.
Alan G. Marouart, Assistant in Wool Carding and Spinning, Worsted Drawing and Spinning.
John Naab, Instructor in Charge of Cotton Carding and Spinning, Silk Manufacturing and Flosiery Knitting.
Milton E. McCrossox, Assistant Instructor in Cotton Carding and Spin- ning and Hosiery Knitting.
William Pfeiffer, Instructor in Charge of Power Weaving and Related Branches. Ervix Wilmer ^Assistants in Power Weaving and Related Branches. Robert J. Reilly j Wm. A. McLaix, Instructor in Charge of Elementary Weaving and Related Branches.
Johx W. France, Assistant in Elementary Weaving and Related Branches.
Frederick Jexxixgs, Instructor in Materials Used in the Wool and Worsted Industry.
Alfred Burhouse, Instructor in Wool and Worsted Cloth Finishing.
Axxa C. Krecker, Secretary. Thomas H. Willsox, Registrar. Printed Linen. French, About 1792.
Given by Mrs. John D. McIlhenny. REPORT OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES
To the Members of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art:
The report of the Board of Trustees for the year ending May 31, 1925, is respectfully submitted by the President. The Acting' Director of the Museum and the Principal of the School will present in detail reports of the operation of those depart- ments.
The Museum is becoming more of a factor each year in the art life of the community both in improvement in the character of the exhibits and in the manner of their display. Many demands are now made upon this Museum as upon other museums for advice upon art matters which should assist in the growing dis- crimination and taste of American collectors. The School con-
tinues its service to the City and State in providing trained young
people for the art industry, an essential service if this country
is to advance in greater general esthetic taste and if it is to produce better wares in competition with Europe.
The last legislature of the State of Pennsylvania allotted to
this Corporation $120,000 for the biennium beginning July 1, 1925, which amount was reduced by the Governor of the State to $85,000. This is unfortunate, as it cripples the School in its
constructive work for the art trades of the Commonwealth. It is difficult to understand why schools of industrial art should be less favored than those giving academic instruction. The City of Philadelphia has. however, granted the Corporation an additional
$10,000 in its yearly appropriation which is an encouragement to further usefulness.
Payment has been received during the year under the bequest of Miss Fannie S. Magee of $51,483.76 and under that of James R. Magee of $8195.23. There has also been received from the estate of John A. Crane the sum of $5743 for establishing a scholarship fund in the Textile Department to be a memorial to his wife. Emilie M. Crane.
1! The membership of the Corporation has been increased during the year by the addition of one Patron in Perpetuity, five Fellows for Life, one Sustaining Member, thirty-two Contributing Mem- bers and two hundred and ninety-one Annual Members.
The financial statement for the fiscal year ending May 31, 1925, will be set forth in the report of the Treasurer, the net cash operation showing a deficit of $4830.69.
During the year the Corporation has lost by death Mr. John G. Carruth, a Trustee appointed by the Council of the City of Philadelphia since 1903. As a member of the Executive and Finance Committees throughout that period and as a Vice-Presi- dent since 1912, he always manifested interest, particularly in the work of the School, and was valued for hislwise counsel.
Mrs. John H. Brinton also died during the year. She was a member of the Associate Committee of Women since 1904, and was for many years Chairman of its Committee on Scholarships.
Mrs. Rudolph Blankenburg has resigned from the office of President of the Associate Committee of Women, which position she has occupied continuously since 1904, and has been honored by that body with election as Honorary President. Mrs. Blank- enburg has been active also as a member of the Executive, Museum and Instruction Committees of the Corporation and her faithful- ness and sound judgment have contributed to the development of the Institution.
Mr. Huger Elliott. Principal of the School since 1920, has resigned that position to take effect July 1, 1925. in order to undertake important educational work at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. He has raised the standard and improved the efficiency of the School. The Trustees appreciate his valuable services, which they regret to lose and wish him abundant success in his new field of labor.
It is fitting to record in this report that one of the officers of the School, Mr. Edward W. France, has this vear completed 40 years of continuous connection with the Textile Department
12 As Director of that important work, he has reflected credit upon ihe School and has rendered notable aid to the Textile Industry of the Country.
The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art was incorporated February 27, 1876. Its fiftieth anniversary will occur in 1926, and plans should soon be made for a suitable celebration of the event. This Institution has made a very great contribution to the development of Philadelphia during- its half- century of service, and the growing' list of members and contrib- utors attest its value. It is most earnestly hoped that more and more its scope may be increased and that by generous gifts it may be enabled to take its place among the great art institutions of the country. John D. McIlhenny, President.
Work of the Class in Pottery
13 Bronze Figure of Temple Guardian. Chinese. Six Dynasties (215-620 A. D.). Given by Charles H. Ludington. :
REPORT OF THE ACTING DIRECTOR OF THE MUSEUM
To the President and Trustees of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art:
I have the honor to present to you the following" report
There has been a steady progress in the classification and installation of objects and in the higher specialization of the work of various members of the staff. The general aspect and physical condition of the Museum is markedly improved. Miss Reath and Mr. Jayne together worked out a decimal classification of hand- loom textiles based on weaves. This is the most notable scien tific achievement by the staff for a very long period. Our study collection of textiles, purchased this year from the Ozeas, Ram • borger, Keehmle Fund, is catalogued and labeled according to this system and the Museum Bulletin, containing the article on this classification received the most favorable notice.
The Bulletin has appeared regularly, being edited by Mr. King, and the type of articles apparently has improved as judged by the larger demand for the publication.
In November last a docent service was instituted. The Library has grown by the addition of 234 volumes, and we would be gratified to find it more widely known and used by those interested in the various collections. Two subdivisions of the Library have been gotten into usable order by the addition of a file for photographs and for illustrated post cards. The collection of photographs is the basis of a very good and much used sub- division of the Library.
Mr. Herbert Cescinsky, an English authority on woodwork, was invited to explain the furniture collections of the Museum, and the following afternoon lectured on the "English Half- Timbered House."
The Horticultural Society held three exhibitions in the Museum, attended in one case by 38,000 people in one afternoon.
15 The William L. Elkins collection of paintings, together with suitable furniture, ceramics and textiles from Memorial Hall, was installed in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fairmount. Later some of the pictures of the William L. Elkins collection were superseded by the George W. Elkins collection. The exhi- bition of City Planning and Architecture of the Philadelphia Chapter of the American Institute of Architects and the T Square Club was installed in the neighboring gallery of the Philadelphia Museum of Art.
Periodically throughout the year, special exhibitions have been held in Memorial Hall, most notable being that of textiles, old and modern fabrics.
During the year our collections have been greatly enriched by the gift of the woodwork of the palladian window from the southern front of old St. John's Church, now destroyed, by the
overdoors and mantel from the Catawissa Railway office. The silver collection has received, from the Keehmle Fund, the very important porcelain bowl, mounted as a Monteith, by the Ameri- can silversmith Amory; a tankard by Philip Syng, II, 1750, the
gift of Roland L. Taylor, Esq. ; a sucket fork by John De Nise, c. 1700, the gift of Mrs. Alfred Coxe Prime, this latter probably
is unique. The furniture collection shows two Pennsylvania
German tables of a very early type, presented by J. Stogdell Stokes, Esq.; a butterfly table from New England, presented by Francis Hill Bigelow, Esq., in memory of the late Dr. Barber; a very splendid Philadelphia made Chippendale sofa and a wing chair, c. 1770, both with ball and claw feet. The Taylor Fund purchased the Portrait of a Chinese Gentleman of the Ming period. Daniel H. Farr, Esq., presented a small collection of
European textiles ; Horace H. F. Jayne, Esq., presented a cast iron head of Kwan Yin, Southern Sung Dynastv, and a small bronze figure of the Six Dynasties. From the Membership Fund we have purchased three notable Chinese paintings. Roland L. Taylor, Esq.. lent his collection of Wedgwood.
Samuel Rea, Esq., has enriched the silver collection by a very notable group of twenty-five pieces showing the development
16 of the craft in England from the 16th to the 19th centuries, including" pieces by Paul Lamerie, David Willaume, and other noted masters of the craft in England, Scotland and Ireland. Miss Lydia Morris presented a collection of watches and clocks, arms, Oriental jewelry, ceramics, etc., and five pieces of Phila- delphia made silver by the notable masters of the 18th century, which had long been in the possession of her family.
The Curator of Paintings reports making the catalogue of the William L. Elkins and George VV. Elkins collections of paint- ings in the Philadelphia Museum of Art, Fairmount, and holding in the Print Room a number of exhibitions, most notable of which was Etchings and Engravings by Contemporary Artists of Hol- land, which had considerable success, attracting not only a great deal of publicity, but resulting in sales of over forty prints with a value of approximately $1000. This collection is now on circuit throughout the country under the auspices of this Museum.
In conjunction with the Art Alliance, the Circulating Gallery of Pictures was inaugurated with an exhibition at the Museum. The Curator arranged an exhibition of prints for the Philadelphia Print Club. The catalogue of the stained glass collection has been published. The department has been particularly active in helpful identification, expertisation and restoration of paintings and in assisting collectors. S. W. Woodhouse, Jr., Acting. Director.
Work of the Class in Illustration
17 Ikon Head, Probably, Kwan Yin. Chinese. Ming Dynasty
(1369-1644 A. D.) ?. Given by Horace H. F. Jayne. GIFTS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1924-1925
Agnew, C. F., and Jump, George W.—Two doors and trim from old St. John's Church, Philadelphia.
Allen, Mrs. McK.—Pair porcelain vases with bronze mounts. Berlin, 19th century.
Anonymous—Silver sword hilt from the Cornelius Stevenson Collection, French, c. 1700.
Ballard, Ellis Ames—555 Photoprints from early German, Dutch and Italian prints in the British Museum.
Brewer, Captain Robert W. A.—Gold watch key, English, 18th century.
Carson, Mrs. Hampton L.—Toy coach. Fragment of printed cotton, 19th century. Engraving by Cornelius Bloemaert, "Marriage of St. Catherine."
Carson, Mrs. Hampton L. (in the name of Anna Robeson Burr) —Glass posset pot, English, late 17th century.
Carter, Mrs. William T.—Border of needlepoint lace, Point d'Alencon, French. Border of needlepoint lace, Point de Gaze, Brussels.
Catawissa Railway Company (through Mr. George McCall) — Two carved wood overdoors and mantel from 237 South Third Street, about 1810.
Cowan, Stanlev—Pottery jug, American, early 19th century.
Crommer, Mrs. R.—Glass decanter and wine glass, English,
early 19th century. Perfume bottle, English, c. 1820.
Doughten, Mrs. William W.—Set of painted miniature fur- niture. "Queen Anne" style, Philadelphia, 1731. d'Estimauville, Miss Jeanne—Porcelain cup and saucer by Flight, Barr and Barr, Worcester, England, about 1850.
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o Farr, Daniel H.—Fifteen pieces of damask and brocaded silk, European, 17th to 19th centuries.
Farr, Willoughby—Brass seal top spoon, English, 16th century.
Fisher, Miss Edith—Embroidered hanging, Japanese. Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University—Stone head of Buddha, Chinese, late Six Dynasties. Acquired by Harvard Oriental Expedition of 1923 from the Elephant Cave Chapel in Kansu Province.
Foulke, Mrs. Charles M.—Seventeen tapestry fragments, European, 16th to 18th centuries. Fragment of a Savon- nerie rug, Paris, 19th century.
Gillingham, Harold E.—Five glass decanters, Irish, late 18th century.
Harris, Miss Mary—Doll, 19th century.
Hayes, Mrs. Annie—Pottery cake dish, Pennsylvania German.
Jayne, Horace H. F.—Two pottery spoons, Chien ware, Chinese, Sung Dynasty. Iron head, probably Kwan Yin, Chinese. Rubbings from stone tablets and sculptures, mostly from the Pei Lin (Grove of Tablets) Sianfu, Shensi. Thirteen pieces of Chinese tapestry, damask, brocaded satin and embroidery.
Justice, Miss Hilda—Carved ivory vase, Swiss, c. 1870. Fan, carved ivory sticks. Oil painting by W. T. von Starkens- burg, German. "Cattle."
Kase, Mrs. D. B. (in memory of Rachael B. Shriver) —Fourteen pieces of carved ivory, Japanese and European, 19th century.
Lehne, Richard W.—Chinese "Lowestoft" dish, 1876.
Lester, Joseph G.—Dish, Belleek Ware, Irish, 19th century.
Ludington, Charles H.—Bronze figure of Temple Guardian or "God of Death," Chinese, Six Dynasties. From Yung Ning Chow, Shansi.
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< MacCoy, Mrs. W. Logan—Collection of Canton and "Lowestoft" porcelain, Chinese, early 19th century. Japanese Kakemonos. Dolls and toys.
- school. Mason, Mrs. Sidney—Oil painting , Italian, 16th century "Christ Preaching."
McIlhenny, Mrs. John D.—Four pieces of printed fabric, French, late 18th and early 19th centuries. McIlhenny, John D.—Palladian window, stonework, from house on Tower Hill, London, c. 1750. Merrell, Miss Elinor—Six bands of printed cotton, French, early 19th century.
Morris, Miss Lydia— Collection of 464 objects—Clocks, watches, jewelry, porcelain, arms, and miscellaneous objects. Nuttall, Mrs. Zelia—Silk waistcoat, French, 18th century. Pilling, W. S.—Three etchings by E. Marius Bauer, Toon de Jong, and William Witsen, Dutch, Contemporary. Prime, Mrs. Alfred Coxe—Silver sucket fork by John de iNise, Philadelphia, working 1698. Rea, Samuel—Collection of twenty-five pieces of British Silver. Tea pot, by David Willaume, 1722. Tea Pot, by Paul Lamerie, 1720. Coffee pot, by Christian Canner, 1697. Cof- fee pot by Humphrey Payne, 1744. Quaich, by Thomas
Bailie, Inverness, c. 1740. Porringer, by "A. D.," Aberdeen,
c. 1710. Trencher salt cellar, by George Beale, 1721. Trencher salt cellar, by Edward Wood, 1735. Grace cup, by unidentified maker, 1634. Caster, by Charles Adam, 1714. Hot milk pitcher, by Nicholas Agerden, 1799. Sauce pan, by William Fleming, 1722. Mug, by Benjamin Pyne, 1694. Taster's cup by Timothy Ley, 1716. Tumbler, 1756. Argyle, 1770. Cream pitcher, London, 1728. Cream pitcher, Lon- don, 1766. Dredger, unidentified maker's mark, entered 1684. Spoon, by Michael Keating, Dublin, 1775. Apostle spoon, 1567. Slip stalk spoon, 1641. Seal top spoon, 1593. Puri- tan spoon, 1653. Maidenhead spoon, 1598.
22 Rhoads, Miss M. E.-—Pair linen stockings. Two hand-woven linen towels, American, about 1816.
Roberts, Mrs. Sarah A.—Three silhouettes. Silk parasol with whale-bone ribs. Man's stock.
Sayres, Mrs. E. S.-—Collection of costumes and accessories, American, middle 19th century.
Scott, James W. T.—Play bill of Ford's Theatre, on April 14, 1865, "Our American Cousin," the night of President Lin- coln's assassination. Thirty-nine pieces of fractional currency of the United States.
Stauffer, Charles R.—Set of toy dishes, American, early 19th century.
Stokes, J. Stogdell—Table, Pennsylvania German.
Sutton, Mrs. W. F.—Set of toy furniture, American, c. 1859.
Taylor, Roland L.— Silver tankard, by Philip Syng, 2nd, c. 1750. Wood cut, "The Sick Crow," by Jan Mankes, Dutch, Con- temporary.
Thomas, Mrs. Henry B.—Pewter platter, London, 18th century. Thomas, Miss Mabel L. H.—Two samplers, dated 1785 and 1834.
Wister, Mrs. Jones—Chair cover, embroidered in wool, from Graeme Park, American, 1797.
Wood, Walter—Two porcelain plates, Berlin, 19th century.
23 H LOANS TO THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1924-1925
Bright, Miss Anne—Oil painting, by Lydia Field Emmett, Amer- ican, Contemporary.
Browning, Mrs. Edward—Flounce of bobbin lace, Flemish, 18th century.
Clark, Mrs. Robert— Silver cream pitcher, sugar urn. sugar tongs, and a tea spoon, made by John McMullin, Philadelphia, 1765-1843. Original invoice dated December 11, 1802, from John McMullin for this silver.
Craighead, F. W.—Oil painting, portrait of Mrs. Magruder, by Thomas Sully. Oil painting, portrait of Mrs. Johnston, by Chester Harding, American, 19th century.
Devennie, Miss Mary—Oil painting, portrait of John Adams, English School.
Fogg Art Museum of Harvard University—Wood figure of Kwan Yin, 10th century, A. D. Reproduction of Chinese painting by Ku K'ai-chih.
Fouchee, Robert—Collection of Italian maiolica, wood and ivory carvings, engravings, swords, and brass plaques.
Justice, Miss Hilda—Oil painting, by L. Munthe, Norwegian, 19th century.
Ludingtqn, Charles H.—Wooden statue of Bodhisattva, Cam- bodian. Stone head of Buddha, Cambodian. Bronze statue of Parvati.
Patterson, Mrs. Frank T.—Parts of two altar pieces, Floren- tine, 15th century.
Richardson, Miss Frances— Silver sugar box, made by Joseph and Nathaniel Richardson, Philadelphia, 1785-1791. Silver chatelaine hook, made by Joseph Richardson, Philadelphia, 1736-1771. Silver chatelaine hook, made by Joseph Richard- son, 2nd, 1780.
25 Saunders, Mrs. Walter B.—Border of Point de Venise lace, Italian, 16th century. Fan with leaf of Point de Gaze lace, Brussels, 19th century.
Schwaiger, Imre—Four Indo-Persian miniatures, 16th, 17th and 18th centuries.
Smith, Haseltine—Walnut bed, French, 16th century.
The United Club for Enlisted Men—Two panels of printed cotton, Belgian, about 1918.
Walker, Mrs. Juliet C.— Silver tablespoon, by Philip Syng, 2nd, Philadelphia, 1726-1785.
Class in Design : Batik
26 PURCHASES BY THE PENNSYLVANIA MUSEUM DURING THE FISCAL YEAR 1924-1925
Blanchard and T. S. Harrison Funds—Silver bowl, London, 1758, made by Thomas Whipham and Charles Wright. From the Hamersly Collection— 155 sword fittings, 15 dag- gers and swords, 65 spear-points.
F. T. Sully Darley Fund—Silver sugar tongs, by McFee and Reeder, Philadelphia Directories, 1793-1796. Silver por- ringer, by John de Nise, Philadelphia, working 1698. Twenty- four pieces of printed fabric, French and English, 18th and 19th centuries. Panel of printed cotton with portraits of
Presidents of the United States, English (?), c. 1830. Printed cotton curtains, Alsatian, early 19th century.
Membership Fund—Kasse, Pennsylvania German, late 18th century.
Membership Fu,nd—Ozeas, Ramborger, Keehmle Fund— Study collection of textiles, European, 15th to 18th centuries.
Offertory P'und—Embroidered bed-spread, English, 18th cen- tury. Ozeas, Ramborger, Keehmle Fund—Two panels of printed linen, French, Nantes, c. 1795. Japanese porcelain bowl, mounted in silver, bearing mark "Amory." Probably Bos-
ton, c. 1750-1775.
Taylor Fund—Chinese painting, Portrait of Gentleman, Ming period.
Temple Fund—Maple side chair, Philadelphia, c. 1709. Col-
lection of Pennsylvania German hinges, c. 1710, from a house in Lancaster County.
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REPORT OF THE LIBRARY
The following accessions have been received by the Library Books added by purchase 177 Books added by gift 31 Books added by binding; periodicals and Museum Bulletins 26
Total 234 Catalogues and Bulletins received in exchange from 51 Museums and Galleries Photographs added by purchase 1389 Photographs added by gift 139
Total 1528
LIST OF DONORS
Anonymous Oriental Ceramic Society, Sir Otto Beit London Alfred Coxe British Museum Prime Samuel Rea Gaspard and Henry Farrer Saint Louis City Art Louis Godefroy Museum Hamburg Museum fur Mrs. Edward S. Sayres Kunst & Gewerbe Mr. and Mrs. John Long Sidney Hand Severance Horace H. F. Jayne University of Pennsylvania John Herron Art Institute Museum Victoria & Albert Museum John Frederick Lewis Langdon Warner John D. McIlhenny Miss Wilbour and Victor Metropolitan Museum of Wilbour
Art Dr. S. W. Woodhouse, Jr.
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Among the more important books added to the Library were Kate Sanborn's Old Time Wall Papers, now out of print, as well
as Nancy McClelland's Historic Wall Papers ; Bartsch's Peintre
Graveur in 21 volumes ; the first volume of Macquoid's & Edwards' Dictionary of English Furniture; Racinet's Costume
Historique in 6 volumes ; Hannover's Pottery and Porcelain ; and Demotte's Tapisserie Gothique. The Oriental department was enlarged by several valuable additions, such as Stein's Serinidia and Thousand Buddhas ; Le Coq's Buddhistische Spatantike de Groot's Religious System of China, and several volumes of the Ars Asiatica. BY SUBSCRIPTION FROM George H. Lorimer George D. Widener Howard Reifsnyder Membership Fund
Mahogany sofa and wing chair, Chippendale style, Phila- delphia, c. 1770.
Work of Class in Furniture Design and Making
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REPORT OF THE PRINCIPAL OF THE SCHOOL
To the President and Trustees of the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art:
I have, for the fifth time, the honor of presenting to you the Annual Report of the School.
Registration
The total number of students attending in 1924-25 was 1696 divided as follows Department of Industrial Art Day 466 Evening 364 Saturday (Adults) 75
(Juniors) . 106 Summer 89
1100 Textile Department Day 230 Eveninsf 366
596
In both Departments there were many more applicants for the Day School than could be accommodated—a new and a larger
building is an imperative need. And it was gratifying that in both Departments the number of third and fourth year students was larger.
Tour of the Graduating Class of the Textile Department
The eleventh annual tour of the manufacturing districts of New England was, as usual, a most instructive trip for the stu- dents who had just graduated from the Textile Department. This
was under the direction of Mr. Cox ; Mr. France accompanied
the party. The plants visited were : The American Textile
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Company, Arnold Print Works, Crompton Knowles Loom Works, Farr Alpaca Company, Hoosac Cotton Mill, Hope Webbing Com- pany, Hunter Machine Works, Shawseen Worsted Mill, Strath-
more Paper Company, M. J. Whittall Associates Carpet Mills, Wood Worsted Mill. The officers of the various plants showed the visitors every attention—the hearty thanks of the Corporation are hereby extended to them, individually and collectively.
Summer School
The attendance in the eleventh annual Summer Session was
89 ; for the most part teachers from the Public Schools. We also gave the students placed here by the Veterans' Bureau inten-
sive training in June and August ; three weeks in the former month and four in the latter. The Principal gave weekly over- sight to the work during the Summer.
Teaching Staff
It is with sincere sorrow that I mention the death, in Feb- ruary, of Virginia Lois Ralston, head of the course in Costume Design. Mrs. Ralston's unusual abilities, her unique training, her broad vision and her personal magnetism made her a leader without equal in her profession and her untimely death was a blow to the School and a great personal loss to her co-workers and pupils. Nineteen new instructors were added to the faculty in 1924-
25. These were: J. Robert Buffler, Instrumental Drawing; John
J. Dull, Water Color ; Ralph Dunkelberger, Cast Drawing
Elizabeth Shippen Green Elliott, Costumed Model Class ; H. W.
Field, Weaving, Weaving Formations and Cotton Yarns ; Mae
Fogarty, Costume Design ; Frederick Jennings, Wool Grading and Sorting ; Paul C. Keys, Weave Formation and Fabric Anal-
ysis ; Louise Landenberger, Costume Design ; Milton E. McCros-
son, Cotton Carding and Spinning : Truman Matthews. Cast
Drawing ; Helen Padley, Costume Design : Herbert Pullinger.
Pen and Ink Lithography ; William H. Stuart, Instrumental Drawing; Dana Yaughan, Design; H. D. Ware. Poster and
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Advertising Design ; A. C. Weatherhead, Instrumental Drawing and W. B. Williamson, Fabric Analysis.
Stage Setting for the Philadelphia Orchestra
One of the notable achievements of the School during the past year was the painting of a setting for the Philadelphia Orchestra, the design and execution of which was a gift to the Orchestra from Mr. Elliott and the instructors and students who worked upon it.
During the winter of 1923-24 Mr. Elliott worked over the scheme with Mr. Stokowski ; the final study, on paper, being 12 by 15 feet. In the summer Mr. Elliott made the full-color scale- drawings and full-size studies of the various flowers and leaves used in the decoration. The work of painting the enormous canvases was, by careful management, completed in twenty-one days. This was necessitated by the fact that the School did not open until September 17th and the first concert was on the 10th of October. As the sides of the set are 34 feet high at the front, and 44 feet long, and the back section 30 by 28 feet, it will be seen that sure and rapid work was imperative. Five of the instructors—Mr. Adolph, Mr. Copeland, Mr. McLellan, Miss Meehan and Mr. Warwick—and about forty students worked day and night at this labor of love; the highest praise is due them for their splendid accomplishment.
Gifts
Among the many generous gifts made to the School the following should particularly be mentioned : from Mr. Mcllhenny, seven illustrations and six sketches by the late F. Walter Taylor a most interesting group which is a splendid addition to our collection of original illustrations ; also from 1 the same donor some pieces of modern French peasant slip-decorated ware, which will be most useful in the Pottery Class. From Mr. John F.
Braun, three pen-and-ink illustrations by Joseph Pennell ; another notable addition to the collection of originals. To this collection, at the urgent insistence of Mr. Oakley, Miss Jessie Willcox Smith
35 and Elizabeth Shippen Green (Airs. Huger Elliott) have each added one of her illustrations. Mrs. Ellis Ames Ballard has given us more than fifty lantern slides of notable engravings and etchings, and the recent publication of the French Government on the History of French Engraving, containing 908 plates of facsimile reproductions — a number in color — of the Master Works from the fifteenth to the nineteenth century. These gifts have already been extensively used.
Museum Study Material for the Schools
During the summer half-tone reproductions of objects in the Museum were prepared for use in the Public Schools. The examples were selected by Mr. Dillaway, Supervisor of Art in the Public Schools, and Mr. Elliott. A set consists of six sheets, containing in all, 48 half-tones, each selected to illustrate some principle in design, with notes subjoined. Five hundred sets were presented to the Schools, with the half-tone plates ; a number of sets retained to be sold at cost by the Corporation.
The distribution of these reproductions has given to 'the teachers excellent illustrative material for classroom use and will greatly increase the use of the collections in the Museum. Showing of Modern Costumes
In May the students of the class in Costume Design gave at the Manufacturers' Club their third annual exhibition of coats and dresses designed and made by the members of the class.
The showing was even better than that of the previous year ; the gowns were distinctive and original without being in the least "freakish." The afternoon and evening exhibitions were well attended ; many manufacturers and designers were present. The hall was given through the generosity of Mr. William H. Richard- son and his Committee. The majority of the costumes were made from material donated by the following firms : F. A. .Bochmann & Company, The Cleveland Worsted Mills Company, Folwell Brothers & Company, Goodman and Theise, William Iselin & Company, William F. Read & Son. Shelbourne Mills, Walther Manufacturing Company.
36 Lectures by Members of the Staff
As usual, a number of lectures were given beyond the con- fines of the School by the members of the staff.
Mr. Copeland : "Interior Decoration," at the Metropolitan Museum of Art (two lectures), Women's Clubs of Wenonah and Woodbury, New Jersey; Women's Civic League of Baltimore, Plastic Club, Frankfort Photographic Club, "Composition" School Art League, "Current Academy Exhibition" at the Academy of the Fine Arts' for the Fortnightly Club of Haddonfield, N. J., "Art Week Talks," at the following High Schools—Junior, Girls',
Roosevelt Junior, William Perm ; "Composition," Girl Scouts,
Widener Library ; "Etchings," Society of Allied Arts.
Mr. Elliott : "Every-day Art," Federation of Women's
Clubs ; "Evolution of Ornamental Motives," Metropolitan Museum
of Art (three lectures) ; "Furniture and House Furnishings,"
T-Square Club ; "Gardens of Europe," Art League of Consho-
hocken ; "Design," School Art League ; "Painting," Harcum
School ; "Artists as Authors," Society of Arts and Letters ; "A
Topiary Pilgrimage." Women's City Club ; "Colonial Contrasts,"
Numismatic and Antiquarian Society ; "Everyman and Art," Western Arts Association, Memphis, Tennessee; "Handicrafts," American Federation of Arts, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. Hussey : "Aims and Ideals in Teaching," Normal School and Central High School, Washington, D. C.
Miss Meehan : Brief talks on "Design" in several of the Public Schools.
Mr. Oakley : "The Pyrennes," Plastic Club and the First Unitarian Church. Mr. Warwick: "The History of Furniture," Metropolitan Museum of Art (two lectures) and Women's Club of German- town (six lectures).
Miscellaneous Activities
During the winter Mr. Thomas F. Hoopes, Assistant Curator of Armor of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, gave an illustrated
37 Silk Brocade in Three Colors
Silk Brocade After French Motive. The Design is by a Student of the Textile School, Where All the Operations of Dyeing, Warping, Card Cutting and Weaving Were Performed :
lecture on "Arms and Armor. Mr. Winifred Lambdin, of the Franklin Printing" Press, a talk on "Art in Business."
Two instructors, Miss Hall and Miss Sweeney, were given leave of absence from the first of May that they might have a four months' tour of Europe.
At the suggestion of Mr. Mcllhenny, the President, Trustees, Associate Committee of Women, and friends of the School raised a fund which will enable six instructors to spend three weeks abroad to visit the Industrial Exhibition being held in Paris in the summer of 1925. Those who were appointed are Mr. Berto- let, Mr. Copeland, Mr. Geise, Miss Meehan, Mr. Naab and Mr. Warwick.
Members of the staff whose work was shown in recent exhi-
bitions were : Mr. Copeland, Mr. Dull, Mrs. Elliott. Mr. Elliott and Mr. Oakley, at the Philadelphia Water Color Club at the
Academy of the Fine Arts ; Mr. Copeland, Mr. Dull, Miss Hall, Air. Oakley and Mr. Pullinger, at the Water Color Club at the Art Alliance. Mr. Copeland also exhibited at the Brooklyn Museum and one of his paintings has been purchased by the Cleveland Museum of Art. Mr. Curtis was invited to hold a "One Man Show" of his pottery at the Art Centre, New York City.
Miss Norcross, Mr. Copeland and Mr. McLellan were com- missioned through the Art Alliance to execute some mural decorations for a group of houses in Stenton. For the same houses, Mr. Finnegan and Mr. Janson, of the class in Wrought Iron, made a series of window boxes.
The recently organized Business Men's Sketch Club is hold- ing its meeting in the School Building.
Among the special exhibitions held during the winter are Japanese Prints, European Travel Posters, and a large group from the Wembly Exposition lent by Miss Wilkinson; Amerin- dian baskets and textiles, arranged by the Associate Committee of Women.
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A number of students and some of the instructors took part in an Assyrian Episode at the recent Egyptian Pageant given by the School of Architecture of the University of Pennsylvania. The fourth year students in the Teachers' Training Course were, through the kind co-operation of the various Head Masters, allowed to do their practice teaching in the following schools Friends' Select School, Friends' Yearly Meeting School of Atlan- tic City, Downingtown, Fallsington, Frankford, Haddonfield,
Lansdowne and Media ; Harcum School for Girls, Bryn Mawr Kensington High School, Southern High School, West Philadel- phia High School for Girls, West Town Friends' School. The students of the course in Interior Decoration won a number of medals and mentions in the various competitions con- ducted by the Beaux Arts Institute : Carl A. Bretz, 4 Mentions Helen B. Chadwick, 1st Medal, 2nd Medal, 4 Mentions; Eleanor
A. Fraser, Mention ; Rodney C. Gould. 2nd Medal, 4 Mentions
Edith Hammond, 2 Mentions ; Dorothy Hillsley, Mention ; Her- bert H. Houlette, 2 Mentions; S. Richard Klinges, 4 Mentions; Frederick H. Ledgard, 3 Mentions; Jane Darley Mclntyre, Mention; Margaret Nefferdorf, 4 Mentions; Olive V. Rogers,
5 Mentions ; C. Alynn Shilling, 2 Mentions ; Edna H. Yaegerman, 2 Mentions. Ripley Bugbee won the Annual Automobile Show Poster competition. Batiks by Miss Elwell. Miss Johnson and Mr. Senner were shown in the Architectural Exhibition in New York. James M. Keyser won. the first prize, and Lillian Edelstein second prize in the Art Week Poster contest. Gilbert Shivers won first, Louise Larkin second, and Elizabeth Wilkins won third prize in the Philadelphia Civic Opera competition.
Respectfully submitted, Huger Elliott. Principal.
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THE SCHOOL LIBRARY
The following accessions have been received by the Library Books added by purchase 16
Pamphlets added by purchase 1 Post Cards added by purchase 6 sets Plates added by purchase 10 Photographs added by purchase 15 Books added by gift 20 Plates added by gift 64 Plates Mounted by gift 680 Photographs added by gift 500 Post Cards added by gift 54
The attendance for the year was over 18,000, an increase of more than 1500 over last year.
List of Do.nors>
The Associate Committee Mrs. Eli Kirk Price of Women Public Museum of City of Mr. Ellis Ames Ballard Milwaukee Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe Miss A. Randolph The Misses Edith T. and Smithsonian Institute Lila T. Fisher Mr. Max Schwartz Mrs. John P. Green F. Schumacher Company Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Mr. Edward Warwick Houston Mr. Francis Ralston Welsh Mrs. C. F. Judson Mrs. Albert B. Weimer Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Class of 1925, Department Oakley of Industrial Art
43 REPORT OF THE TREASURER
For the Year Ended May 31, 1925 STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
RECEIPTS Operating Accounts State Appropriation $30,000.00 Citv Appropriation 42,500.00 Matriculation Fees 2,400.00
Art School Fees . . 62,847.75 Art School Summer Fees 5,630.00 Textile School Fees 74,594.00 Membership Dues 13,312.01
Contributions Alumni Association Phila- delphia Textile School to Textile School Ex- pense $4,500.00 Donation to Museum.... 664.00
5,164.00 Income from Endowment Funds.... 15,801.11
Total Operating Receipts $252,248.87
EXPENDITURES Administration Salaries $16,500.00 Wages 6,651.41 General Expenses 13,193.50
Membership Expense. . . . 7,522.62
$43,867.53 Art School Salaries S47.724.21 Wages 3,653.34 Coal 1,307.32 Lighting 1.123.33 General Expenses 5,552.19
59,360.39
44 Textile School Salaries $58,282.72 Wages 4,000.00 Coal 2,708.03 Lighting 735.31 General Expenses 2,990.75
68,716.81
School Building Maintenance Wages $25,357.49 Insurance 560.53 Mortgage Interest 27,500.00 General Expenses 4,708.25
58,126.27 Museum Maintenance Salaries $10,468.68 Library 2,001.08 Publication 4,321.64 General Expenses 10,217.16
27,008.56
Total Operating Expenditures 257,079.56
Operating Deficit $4,830.69
45 STATEMENT OF RESTRICTED FUNDS
For the Year Ended May 31, 1925
RECEIPTS Membership Dues $13,311.99 Contributions 20,946.69 Miscellaneous 16,361.47 Income from Endowment 34,037.15
Total Receipts $84,657.30 Less Disbursements 55,928.91
$28,728.39 Balance from Previous Report 21,948.67
Balance as of May 31, 1925 $50,677.06
STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES MAY 31, 1925
ASSETS Cash on hand and in bank $24,363.63 Real Estate (cost) $550,778.99 Less Mortgage 500,000.00
50,778.99 Investments (cost) 665,704.45
$740,847.07
LIABILITIES Sclwlarship Funds Chapman Biddle $962.50 James P. Cresson 5,173.23 Robert P. De Silver 1,007.00 Edward Tomkins Dobbins 2,959.50 Clayton French 962.50 Mrs. E. D. Gillespie 13,100.00
Emily Leland Harrison . . . 950.00 John Harrison 950.00 M. Theresa Keehmle 950.00 Charles Godfrey Leland.. 2,000.00 Georgia B. Mcllhenny 2.000.00
46 Air. and Mrs. John D. Mc- Ilhenny 4,000.00 Frank Hamilton Magee... 1,000.00 Charles V. Neuman 5,033.13 Aspasia E. Ramborger .... 950.00 Annie E. Sinnott 2,500.00 Mrs. Wm. Weightman, Jr. 1,069.62 Rynear M. Williams 962.50 Emilie M. Crane, Memorial. 5,743.00
52,272.98 Prise Funds Emma S. Crozer $2,087.83 Frederick Graff 594.13 Henry Perry Leland 475.00 Elizabeth C. Roberts 2,321.34 Annie E. Sinnott 500.00 Sarah Tvler Wister 4,932.50
10,910.80
$63,183.78
$740,847.07 Miscellaneous Funds Baugh Barber Fund $50,814.29 Miss E. E. Folz 524.38 Elizabeth Shippen Endow- ment 160,000.00 Endowment Fund 87,955.45 Fannie S. Magee Fund... 9,960.10 Francis T. S. Darley School Fund 32,190.11 Francis T. S. Darley Mu- seum Fund 32,568.24 George W. B. Taylor Fund 10,312.55 Harriet Blanchard Fund.. 29,545.87 Thomas Skelton Harrison Fund 20,000.00 William Wood Fund 21,700.00
James Butterworth Fund. . 2,500.00
John Story Jenks Fund. . . . 10,163.33
Mary Richardson Fund. . . '4,624.50
47 .'. James R. Magee Fund. . 8,195.23 Fannie S. Magee Estate Fund 51,483.76 Temple Fund 51.978.36
Life Membership Fund. . . 19.536.95
604,053.12
$667,236.90 Temporary Loans 15.000.00 Restricted Funds 50,677.06
732.913.96 Balance as per previous report 12,763.80 Less operating loss 4,830.69
7,933.11
$740,847.07 CONTRIBUTIONS
SCHEDULE NO. I For the Year Ended May 31, 1925 Associate Committee of Women $350.00 Mrs. McFadden Brinton 250.00 Mrs. Edward Browning 100.00 Charles Bond 500.00 Morris R. Bockius 500.00 F. H. Bigelow 150.00 Mrs. Hampton L. Carson ' 100.00 Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe 50.00 Cash 419.36 Mrs. William A. Dick 525.00 Mrs. George H. Frazier 25.00 H. E. Gillingham 150.00 Miss H. S. Hinchman 100.00 John S. Tenks 350.00 George H. Lorimer 1.500.00 C. H. Ludington 5,019.33 Miss Nina Lea 550.00 Mrs. Joseph Leidy 25.00 John D. Mcllhenny 3.220.00 Mrs. Frances P. Mcllhenny 33.00
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Airs. Arthur V. Meigs 100.00 Mrs. Norman MacLeod 100.00 Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Nichols 100.00 Eli Kirk Price 200.00 Mrs. Eli Kirk Price 25.00 Mrs. Frank Thorne Patterson 250.00 Prizes 250.00 Howard Reifsnvder 500.00 Edgar V. Seeler 50.00 Sylvan I. Stroock 525.00 Bertram A. Stroock 525.00 George D. Widener 2,250.00
Mrs. Jones Wister \ . . 30.00 John T. Windrim 1,000.00 William Wood 1,000.00 Mrs. Arthur B. Weimer 50.00 Mrs. C. Stuart Wurts 25.00 Mrs. W. H. Walbaum 25.00 Dr. S. W. Woodhouse, Jr 25.00
Total $20,946.69
ACCOUNTANTS' CERTIFICATE
We have examined the Books and Accounts of The Penn- sylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art for the year ended May 31, 1925, and have prepared therefrom the following State- ments and Schedule which are appended hereto Statement "A"—Statement of Operations. Statement "B"—Statement of Restricted Funds. Statement "C"— Statement of Assets and Liabilities. Schedule No. 1 —Contributions. The actual Securities for the Investments, the valuation of which are set forth on your books, were not inspected by us, but tests were made to ascertain that the Income therefrom was duly received.
49 We hereby certify that the attached Statement of Operations and the Statement of Assets and Liabilities correctly sets forth the true financial condition of the Institution, subject to the above comments. Respectfully submitted, Hunziker & Company. CCH/MG per Chas. C. Hunziker, Certified Public Accountant. July 17, 1925.
To the Board of Trustees, The Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, Philadelphia Pennsylvania.
Gentlemen : The Auditing Committee of the Board of Trustees reports that it has examined the Securities deposited with the Land Title and Trust Company and finds them in agreement with the records in the offices of the Secretary and Treasurer, making a total, as set forth in the foregoing Report of the Treasurer, of $665,704.45. John S. Jenks, William M. Elkins.
Supplementing our report of June 5, 1925, we wish to state that the list of Investments which were examined and found cor- rect by Messrs. John S. Jenks and W. M. Elkins, as of June 2, 1925, were compared by us with the Investments as shown on the Ledger and found correct. The totals as shown by the list sub- mitted calls for $700,275.00 which the books show as $665,704.45. This difference is accounted for by the fact that the books show the actual purchase price of the Investments while the list shows the par value. Respectfully submitted, Hunziker & Company.
CCH/MG per (Signed) Chas. C. Hunziker, Certified Public Accountant.
June 2, 1925.
50 REPORT OF THE ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN To the President and Board of Trustees: I herewith present the thirty-eighth Annual Report of the Associate Committee of Women. The Annual Meeting of the Associate Committee of Women held on Friday, May eighth, coincided with the eightieth birthday of Mrs. Blankenburg, who has for so many years been the wise and liberal leader of the Committee. As Mrs. Blankenburg was unswerving in her determination to re- fuse re-election as active President of the board, she was unani- mously elected honorary President of the Associate Committee of Women.
It is with profound sorrow that we record the death of Mrs. John H. Brinton, one of the senior members of the association,' and up to the time of her death the faithful and devoted chairman of the Scholarship Committee. It was with sincere regret that the Committee found it necessary to accept the resignation of a valued member : Mrs. H. Norris Harrison. The Costume Committee, Mrs. Henry Brinton Coxe, Chair- man: The School suffered an irreparable loss in the death of Mrs. Ralston, who stood at the top of her profession. More than ordinary credit is due to the students of her class in Costume Design, whose exhibits at the Fashion Show at the Manufac- turers' Club on May 19 were worthy of the foremost Parisian designers, thereby proving how well they had profited by their previous instruction. The Students' League House, Miss Ewing, Chairman : The sixteenth year of the League House in the opinion of the Com- mittee has been most successful. The only serious illness was one case of measles, and owing to the good care of the house- mother, Miss Harshberger, who isolated the student and called in a trained nurse, none of the other students contracted the disease. Miss Harshberger has taken pride in meeting all the running expenses the of house, making repairs, and putting in
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coal without calling upon the Committee—the board received from the students having been sufficient to meet these obliga- tions. The House Committee, Mrs. William H. Walbaum, Chair-
man : The restaurant, owing to Mrs. Patterson's untiring ef- forts, has been most successful and has added to the health and comfort of both students and teachers. Entertainment Committee. Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts, Chair- man : A card party was held at the Bellevue-Stratf ord, the pro- ceeds of which were donated to the fund for sending teachers of the School to Europe. A sum of $1,550 has been raised by the Associate Committee of Women toward sending teachers of the School to the Decorative Art Exhibition in Paris. Museum Committee, Mrs. Frank T. Patterson, Chairman The Associate Committee of Women has served the interests of the Museum most faithfully, being present at all the receptions given at the Museum, helping to collect money and lending ob- jects of value. To the younger members special thanks are due for their help in caring for the guests of the Museum at the receptions. Two associations have used the Museum for ex-
hibitions and receptions : the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society with a Flower Show, and the Philadelphia Art Alliance with an inaugural exhibition of a Circulating Library of Pictures. Detailed reports from each Committee Chairman were pre- sented under the following captions Mrs. Frank T. Patterson, for the Course in Wrought Iron. Mrs. C. Stewart Wurts, for the Course in Textiles. Miss Margaretta S. Hinchman, for the Course in Furni ture and Woodwork. Mrs. Robert R. Logan, for the Course in Pottery. Mrs. C. Shillard-Smith, for the Course in Illustration. Mrs. Robert R. Logan, for the Committee on the Library. Respectfully submitted, Amy Oakley, Corresponding Secretary.
52 SUMMARY OF ANNUAL REPORT OF THE TREASURER OF THE ASSOCIATE COMMITTEE OF WOMEN 1924-1925
Receipts : Balance May 1, 1924 $1 374 15 Dues 1315.00 Assessments 127.50 Priz es 245.00 Salaries , 200.00 Income from Entertainment 1,000.00 Interest from Harrison ' Trust Fund ... . 72.99 Interest from Sinnott Legacy 119.01 Transfer from Entertainment Fund. . . 123.05 Contributions for European Tour 1,750.00 Contributions for General Use ' 67.00 Interest on Bank Balances 21.95 4,041.50
$5,415.65
Disbursements : Dues $305.00 Pnzes 285.00 Salaries 250.00 Reports 75.20 Insurance '. 41.28 Water Rent 29.64 Special Fund—European Tour 1,750.00 Transfer to Sinnott Legacy Fund 739.57 3,475.69
Balance in Bank April 30, 1925 $1,939.96
Edward P. Moxey & Co.,
Certified Public Accountants.
53 MEMBERS OF THE CORPORATION
BENEFACTORS IN PERPETUITY Wood, William
PATRONS IN PERPETUITY *Baird, John *Jenks, John Story *Barton, Mrs. Susan R. *Lea, Henry C. Bispha.ni, George Tucker Lea, Miss Nina
*Blanchard, Miss Anna *Lippincott, Mrs. J. Du.ndas *Childs, George W. Ludington, Charles H. Combs, Mrs. Mary A. :;: McFadden, John H. Disston, Henry, & Sons McIlhenny, John D. *Dolan, Thomas *Magee, Miss Fannie S.
*Drexel, A. J. *Moore, Mrs. Bloomfield *Drexel, F. A. *Morris, John T. Elkins, William M. Morris, Lydia T. *Garrett, Miss Julia Patterson, Mrs. Frank *Garrett, W. E., Jr. Thorne *Gibson, Henry C. "Search, Theodore C. Gibson, Mrs. Henry C. * Scott, Mrs. Thomas A.
:;: Gibson, Mrs. J. Howard Temple, Joseph E. *Harrison, Thomas Skelton :;: Weightman, William Henry, Mrs. Charles W. Whitney, A., & Sons
Henry, Mrs. J. Norman Williams, Mrs. Charles F. ^Houston, H. H. Wister, Mrs. Jones
FELLOWS FOR LIFE
B., T. B. Rea, Samuel Brubaker, Mrs. Albert P. Stokes, J. Stogdell Crane, T. I. Taylor, Roland L. Frazier, George Harrison Townsend, Mrs. David Fuguet, Howard Tubize Artificial Silk Company Humphreys, Miss Letitia of America Hutchinson, Sydney E. Wanamaker, Rodman Johnson, Eldridge Reeves Widener, George D. Mastbaum, Jules E. Wilson, Jos. Lapsley Nichols, Mrs. H. S. Prentiss Windrim, John T. Patterson, Frank Thorne
*Deceased.
54 LIFE MEMBERS
Allen, Joseph Ennis, Andrew J. Alter, Mrs. John Joseph Evans, Miss Lena Cadwalader Artman, Mrs. Caroline Foederer Eyre, Mrs. Laurence Baeder, Adamson & Co. Fay, Leonard A. Barnev, James W. Fels, Samuel S. Bartol, H. W. Fromuth, August G. Battles, H. H. Fuller, Mrs. Wm. A. M. Beck, Miss Adele M. Furness, Mrs. Horace Howard, Jr. Bein, August Garrett, Mrs. Walter Blaetz, Jacob H. Geyelin, Mrs. Emile C. Blair, Andrew A. Gribbel, John Blakiston, Miss Mary Grove, Mrs. Henry S. Boericke, Gideon Harrison, Alfred C. Boger & Crawford Harrison, George L. Bok, Edward W. Harrison, H. Norris Bok, Mrs. Edward W. Harrison, John, Jr. Bond, Charles Harvev, R. Wistar Bower, F. B. Hatfield, Henry R. Bower, William. H. Helme, William E. Braun, John F. Helme, Mrs. William E. Brazier, Miss E. Josephine Heppe, Florence J. Bready, Edwin K. Hetzel, George C. Brock, Henry G. Hill, George W. Bryant, Henry G. Hinchman, Miss Anne Butcher, Henry C. Hires, Charles E. Butcher, Mrs. Henry C. Horn & Hardart Baking Co. Button, Conyers Horn, Joseph V. Caldwell, J. E., & Co. Horrocks Bros. Capp, Seth-Bunker Hortsmann, Wm. H., & Sons Carpenter, Captain Aaron E. Howe, Mrs. Mary W. F. Carson, Mrs. Hampton L. Jarden, Mrs. Mary Templin Carter, Mrs. William T. Jayne, David, & Sons Chase, Mrs. Mary Justice Jenkins, Charles F. Chichester, Mrs. George Mason Jenks, John S. Clark, Charles D. Johnson, Mrs. George K. Clark, Edward Walter Johnson, R. Winder Clark, Walton Justi, H. D. Clark, Mrs. Walton Justi, Henry M. Cochran, M. Justice, Mrs. William W. Coleman, Edward R. Keen, Edwin F. Coleman, Miss Fanny B. Kennedy, John M., Jr. Collins, Henry H. Klauder, Charles Z. Combs, Mrs. John F. Klemm, Mrs. Maria Cope, Miss Caroline E. Landenberger, J. William Curtis, Cyrus H. K. Lea, Arthur H. Dobson, John & James Lewis, Mrs. John Frederick Drexel, Mrs. John R. Lippincott, Walter H. Duhring, Mrs. Henry Logan, Mrs. Robert R. DuPont deNemours, E. I., & Co. MacNeill, William Dwier, W. Kirkland Madeira, Louis C, & Sons Eddystone Manufacturing Co. Matteossian. Mrs. Herant Baron Elkins, George W., Jr. May, Mrs. Joseph
55 McCahan, William J., Jr. Santa Eulalia, Countess of Mcllhenny, Mrs. John D. Scholes & Sons, Inc., William McLanahan, M. Hawley Schwehn, Harry J. McNeely, Miss Florence Scott, William H. McNeely, Robert K. Segal, Adolph McNeely, Mrs. Robert K. Semple, Miss Helen Meigs, Arthur I. Semple, Mrs. Matthew Meigs, Mrs. Arthur V. Smith, Mrs. A. Percival Meirs, Mrs. Richard Wain Smith, Horace Eugene Miles, Mrs. M. L. Smith, Mrs. Jacqueline Harrison Miles, Thomas H. Smith, Lewis Lawrence Miller, Mrs. Benjamin Spink, William Miller, Miss Doris A. Soroul, Hon. William C. Miller, Mrs. E. Clarence Steel Heddle Mfg. Co. Millville Manufacturing Company Steel, E. T., & Co. Milne, -David Sullivan, James J. Moore, Mrs. Amory Supplee-Wills-Jones Milk Co. Moore, Clarence B. Sutro, Paul E. Morris, Effingham B. Sykes Brothers, Inc. Newbold, Mrs.. John S. Taft, Elihu B. Newton, Mrs. Jewett B. Thayer, Mrs. Sydney Oehrle Brothers Co. Thomas, T. Lewis Oliver Knitting Company Thropp, Mrs. Joseph E. Olsen, Tinius Todd, Mrs. Forde Anderson Perot, T. Morris, Jr. Wagner, Samuel Pitcairn, Raymond Warden, W. G. Powers, Thomas Harris Welsh, Francis Ralston Price, Eli Kirk Wentz, Daniel B. Prime, Alfred C. Wetherill & Bro. Prime, Mrs. Alfred C. Wetherill, Samuel P. Proctor & Schwartz Whitall, Tatum Co. Provident Life & Trust Co. Williams, David E. Quaker Lace Co. Wood, Mrs. Charles Martin Reifsnyder, Howard Wood, Walter Roberts, Mrs. Charles Wood, William, & Co. Robinson, Anthony Wayne Wright, Mrs. Raymond D. B. Rossmassler, Walter H. Wyatt, Mrs. Walter S.
Ryan, James J. SUSTAINING MEMBERS
Atlas Dye Works Miller, Theodore F. Benedict, Henry H. Stead-Miller Company Erben-Harding Company Sullivan, James F. Fairmount Park Art Association Wetherill, Mrs. Samuel P. Gable, James F. Wiegand, Henry, Jr. Lorimer, George Horace Wood, Edward Randolph CONTRIBUTING MEMBERS
Art Alliance, The Bishop, Robert P. Brown, Landy B. Bloch, Arthur Browne, Mrs. John Coates a 1 T7 Asndale,ua tunomas h.. 1 B odine, Mrs. Samuel T.Burnham, Miss Mary A. Bains, Edward Boylan, A. J. Burpee, Mrs. Frank H. Beates, Henry, Jr., M.D. Bromley, Henry S. Campbell, John J.
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71 Stilling, Benjamin F. Talimer, Mrs. Bernard Tietze, Charles F. Stinson, C. A. Tanner, O. J. Tilden, William Morris Stoer, W. Fred Tatum, Mrs. Richard Tillman, Henry D., D.D. Stokes, Henry W. Parry Timm, William H. Stokes, James M., Jr. Taussig, Richard A. Tinney, William P. Stokes, Mrs. W. Stand-Taws, Henry M. Tioga Textile Co. ley Taws, John H. Todd, Mrs. M. Hamp- Stoll, Theodore P. Taylor, Claude E. ton Stopper, Eugene A. Taylor, E. A. Tomkinson, Joseph Stork, Mrs. T. B. Taylor, Florence W. Torrey, Robert G., M.D. Stotesbury, Mrs. EdwardTavlor, Mrs. Frank H. Tourison, Ashton S. T. Taylor, Mrs. Henry J. Tourison, Bart Stout, C. Frederick Taylor. John C. Townsend, B. F., Jr. Stout, Mrs. Elbridge G. Taylor, John G., M.D. Townsend, Mrs. Fred- Stout, O., M.D. Taylor, Mrs. John M. erick E. A. Strassner, Frank J. Taylor, Mrs. Roland L. Townsend^ J. Barton Strauss, Berthold Taylor, W. J. R. Townsend, Mrs. J. B. Strawbridge, Mrs. Geo. Taylor, William J., Jr. Townsend, Miss Pauline C. Teaz, George B. B. Streeper, Frank P. Tegan, Mrs. M. F. Trainer, Henry J. Strickler, Howard K. Teller, W. H., M.D. Trotter, William Henry Strittmatter, I. P., M.D.Terry, Henry A. Trower John M. Strong, Harry U. Terry, Howard A. Truitt, Joseph P., Jr. Stroock, Bertram A. Tetlow, Mrs. Clara Trumbauer, J. Robert Stroud, Edward A. Thatcher, A. G. Trump, Howard W. Stroud, M. W. Thaver, Mrs. John B. Tryon, Charles Z. Strubing, P. H. Theel, William L., M.D. Tryon, Miss F. Arline Stryker, S. S., M.D. Theis, Albert Tudor, George Stulb, Joesph R. Theobald, John L. Tull, Mrs. Montrose Stull, Paul H. Thoma, Robert, M.D. Graham
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72 VanDyke, Edgar C. Walter, Simon Weatherly, L. Howard Van Hall, Julius Walters, William H. Weaver, John Van Horn, Charles W. Walthour, Miss Anna Weber, David Van Name, Miss Mary M. Weber, E. G. I. Walton, John Weber, F. W Van Roden, George Wannemacher, C. R. Weber, Louis, Sr. Condit Ward, Mrs. E. Cordelia Weckesser, William Van Sciver, Earl J. Ward, John T, Weeks, Mrs. Horace F. Van, Sciver, J. Bishop Warden, Clarence A. Weger, Frank L. Vasel, G. A. Warden, Mrs. W. G. Weihenmayer, Harrv Vauclain, S. M. Ware Brothers Com- W. Vellner, Eugene pany Weihenmaver, Win. Venzie, Mrs. Delia Waring, Swinton B. J. Weikel, William D. Verner, William R. Warne, Mrs. Edward P Weil, Benjamin Vigilant Mills B. Weill, Mrs. Alfred S. Vila, Joseph S. Warner, A. P. Weimer, Albert B. Vischer, F. Warner, Fred E, Weimer, Mrs. Albert B. Vodges, Russell T. Warner, Mrs. Hampton • , ', ,, ' l wWemland, Mrs. T W.w Voehringer, John K. L., J. Weinstein, G. L., M.D. Voigt, William J. Warner, Miss Mildred Weinstein, Jacob I. Vollrath, Alfred S. J Weir, Miss Alice Von Gerichten, EdmundWarner, Walter Weir, William T., Jr. Von. Moschzisker, Mrs. Warnock, James, Jr. Robert Warren, William C. Weisel, Miss Deborah Von Wedekind, L. L. Warrington, John B. D. Voorhees, Harlow C. Warthman, Albert P. Weissgerber, George J. Voss, Frederick J., Warthman, Mrs. J. Har-Welker, Howard S. M.D. ris Weller, Harry C. Voynow, C. B. Warthman, A. P. Wells, Mark P. Wagner, Louis M. Warwick, Edward Welsh, C. N. Wagner, Paul C. Warwick, Mrs. Nelson Welsh, Charles E. Wagner, Mrs. Wm. M. D Welsh, Robert F. Wainwright, Clement R.Washburn, Louis C, Welsh, Samuel Wainwright, Mrs. F. K. D.D. Welsh, William Henry Wainwright, F. King Wasserman, M. J. Wenner, Robert E. Wainwright, Mrs. Jos. Wasserman, C. Wentz, Daniel B. R. Wasserman, Mrs. Jos. Werner, Adolph, Jr. Wait, Mrs. Oliver Bab- Watkin, Miss Eveline M.Wertheimer, Joseph
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I give and bequeath unto the Pennsylvania Museum and
School of Industrial Art the sum of dollars, free of all taxes.
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FORM OF DEVISE OF REAL ESTATE
I give and devise unto the Pennsylvania Museum and School of Industrial Art, its successors and assigns, all that certain (here insert a description of the property) free of all taxes.
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