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KERAMIC STUDIO 
Honorable Mention at the Paris International Exposition in 
1900. She established the keramic department in the St. Paul 
Institute of Art and conducted it for two years. At present 
she is trying, through her nonresident Course of Design to 
help and raise the standard of china decorating, and has clubs 
and individual workers scattered all over the States and Canada, 
one of her best workers being in the College of Honolulu. 
These Correspondence lessons have just been published in book 
form by the Keramic Studio Publishing Co. 
Mrs. Paist is President of the Twin City Keramic Club, 
numbering fifteen active members and about the same number 
of associates. The interesting program of this Club for 1916- 
1917 is mentioned on Page 116. 
Being specially interested in the problem of color, Mrs. 
Paist is studying all the time to be able to present it in a prac- 
tical and helpful way, preparing charts and other illustrations 
on a scale large enough to allow her to give illustrated talks 
to Clubs. 
She has had associated with her in her St. Paul studio a 
student of her own, Miss Florence Huntington, who has also 
studied under Miss Reece in the Cincinnati Art School, and is 
for the third year assistant to Miss Cheney in the Design 
department of the Minneapolis School of Arts, and in charge 
of the keramic department. Miss Huntington is strong in 
design and familiar with the technical part of china decorating. 
She has been particularly successful in handling enamels and 
acid etching. She is progressive and original and has received 
many local awards, also one of the Chicago Atlan Club prizes. 
BELLEEK BOWL— ELISE W. TALLY 
OUTLINES in black, bands in Green Gold. The three 
dark flowers § Old Chinese Blue, i Old Egyptian 
Turquoise. Touches at top of flowers Dark Yellow with 
darkest places Rhodian Red. Stems, f Blue Green, | 
Green No. 1. Leaves § Old Egyptian Blue, § Dark Blue, 
I White with small dots in Dull Yellow. Small flowers in 
circle the same light blue as used on the big leaves, small 
leaves in the same dark blue as used in dark flowers, "with 
center Dark Yellow. The upright forms between circles: 
flowers, the same dark blue, leaves the same green as used 
on stems. Bands at top and base of bowl in Green Gold. 
The background space behind flower can be done with dots of 
Gold. The inside band: flowers the same dark blue, with 
leaves the same light blue, with touches of Dark Yellow and 
Rhodian Red with bands of Gold or Dark Blue. 
