tended. It is, however, inter-esting to note that the club has an auxiliary mem-bership of about one hundred, sharing in all its■educational advantages, and when some one ofthis class is discovered to have talent, coupled withambition, he is invited into the active membership. So careful is this… … VASE BY MRS. LE ROY T. STEWARD lished the use of conventional ornament on porce-lains. Why not help to make its style of decora-tion known as American? It is approved byall the leading educators in the East and inEurope. France, at its exposition in 1900, paidit high compliments, and German art…
Art · Decoration and ornament
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