the Opening from U.S.A. not long ago, where he bh majored in' musie at Oberlin Unk paintings was opened here yeoterersity and Teacher's College New yy and is attracting a great deal York." He studied German espe of attention.
ily to get music, and. sings, well The object of the exhibition is to English, German, French, Ttalian mako the work of British. artists ait better known abroad, and judging are receiving much from the numbers who are ifocking: attention. Ten experienced teachers to the exhibition hall it will prove of these and. kindred subjects oF-[ganized themselves into '2 Board to ful int Start this. College, and pledged by the genorpsity of Sir "Joseph themselves as teachers in their owa Duveen who paid all the costs of departments for three years. withthe to Joat pay. They are teaching some Hours each, da iter seas Among the distinguished gather. support thenivelves. "Sue ing which attended the opening cove worthy self-sacrifice in the interests many were Prince and Princes the new Normal Coleg of me Arts is anew. thing here, and many other well-known personages. Takamateu, Princess Chichibu and makes it appear thut the College will Following a, short "explanatory surely prosper as it deserves to do, jecch, the British Ambassador, Sir Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Brace of francis Lindley, acted as cicero the Union University Fine Arts to the members of the Royal fami assisted in the opening programme ly all of whom expressed the great of the new college. est' interest in the exhibits, They spent nearly two hours ex. amining the pictures in detail and Prince and. "Princess." Takamats, finally purchased) Wilson Steer's
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