patronize. He had the gift of catching a likeness; he painted realistically, trying to let the person- ality and character of his subject speak in the portrait. He was no flatterer. In his portraits of John Jacob Van Der Kemp and Eliza H., his wife, in the Pennsylvania Historical Society in Philadelphia

. Angstadt, John W. Lippold, Rev. Martin W. Schweitzer, Mayor James H. Ross, Herbert H. Beck, President. A sub-committee composed of Mrs. Albert M. Herr, chairman; Dr. Horace R. Barnes, Prof. Herbert H. Beck, and Mr. William Frederic Worner arranged a most appropriate and interesting program. In writing of