New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-06
ADMIRING NEW PAINTINGS.
ALPHA DELTA pHI,s LOAN EXHIBITION.
MANY OF THE PICTURES THE WORK OF WELL

MANY OF THE PICTURES THE WORK OF WELL
KNOWN ARTIST
Last year the Alpha Delta Phi Club gave an artists
| loan exhibition OF paintings and II proved so sue
cessful that the club resolved to have one every year.
The second exhibition OF paintings loaned by American
artists TO this club began last THURSDAY and VIII
| end ON Tuesday. reception was held at the cinD-
house, No. 288 Madison-ave.. last night, and many
members Of the club and their friends took advantage
of the opportunity to see the fine collection Of pictures
The paintings were hung the walls OF the parior
floor and the first story and aroused much iaVoraoie
comment from the members and guests Ihe ciuo
| was most fortunate In getting so many oeautli'i
paintings from American artists OF high rank
large number Of the pictures have never Deeh eA-
hibed before. critical review OF them will be pub
llshed in The Tribune in a day two. This Is list
Of the paintings:
Breakers at High Tide. NJ. r. H. De Haas; The Lost
Chord c. Y. Turner A Solo, c. Y. Turner; The Knitting
Lesson, T. w. Wood; A. Lady's Profile, William Bailey
Paxton Sea Music, George w. Maynard The Evening
Star William A. Coffin Autumn Walter Shirlsw SANDY
Land by the Sea, William Sarsin Good Friends Francis
G. Jones Aigers, Wordsworth Thompson; Along
the Housaonc River Mass j. b. Bristol Nuoian scheick'
William Sartain Head OF a Woman, f. S. Church; BULK
Mountain. Lake George, j. B. Bristol; Evening A. H.
wyant; A Salt Marsh December, D. w. Tryon; An
October Day j. Alden Weir Autumn, H. Bolton Jones |;
Long Island Landscape Charles II. Miller Winter Lands
cape, c. A. Plat; A Frosty Morning, j. Alden Weir;
of the Colorado Moran The Interrupted Reading
c. r. Grant; Friendly Neighbors, Alfred C. Rowland
Waiting for the Confessor, j. Wells Champney: On the
Cookham Marshes Reynolds Boomer The Two Friends.
Constant Mayer the Ttieus River, Conn, G. H. Smile
A Summer Romance, Hamilton Hamilton; Country
Girl, Hamilton Hamilton Picking and Choosing, Irving
r. wIies BY the BroOkside VIII II. Low
Water Coors-At Marion, Mass, William A. Conn ;
A Girl Of the East, l.. C. Earle Pool in the Creek,
william A. CONN Jenny, c. II. Grant; Sea Nymph,
George W. Maynard; The Broken Dell, l.. c. Earle; Cav
airy Sergeant the Campaign, Frederic Remington
Twilight, j. C. Ncoll An Old Hampshire Mil, Rey-
nolds Blooner; Dieppe, c. A. Platt
Pastes-verdits, ]. Wells Chsmpney; An Arrangements
in Light Tones, Irving r. wnes.
This is the committee on and literature which
arranged for the exhibition Collin Armstrong, chair
man. Charles f. ouimby, Edgar NJ Ward Albert b.
Hyde, Arthur C. James, Albert c. Hamlin, George
Pelew, secretary.
Among the many who saw the paintings
last night were ]. b. Bristol, Charles II.
Miller, CIR. Grant, Reynolds Boomer, Joseph
II. Choate, Judge Patterson. william Ives Wash
burn, b. W. Franklin Robert 5. Rudd, DR.. Robert T.
Norris julius II. Seymour Frederick L. Allen, Andrew
p Alvord, Addison F. Andrews, Charles NJ. Baker, Ben
jamin Barker, jr., Robert F. Bixby J. Warner Bott,
Osborn Z. Bright George c. Brooks, Jefferson Clark,
DR.. william B. Clark, William y. Cohen, Joseph b.
Davol william F. Decker, Gustavus F. Donneily, Alfred
Ety. Hampton D. Ewing, Charles NJ. Ford, Benjamin W.
Franklin Robert W. Gilbert, Arthur b. Graves Thomas
Greenwood, II. Oakley Hall, Edward G. Henderson,
Warren Hgby, Bradford W. Hitchcock, CbareS NJ.
Hough, Joseph W. Howe, Frank Huntington, Wilbur
Farremore, Graham Lusk, DR.. John VI. Macdonald,
Archibald A. McGiashsn, Alfred L. Manierre, Charles
May Payson Merrill J. V. V. Oleott Clinton Palmer,
George J. Peet, Henry II. Porter, r. William b. Ran
kline, Edwin W. Sanborn, James L. Schroeder, Edward F.
Slayback Nelson s. Spencer, Charles E. Sprague Henry
l.. sprague, Francis L. stetson, Wherefore suly, II.
stephen II. Tying IT,, Edgar N. Ward, Howard P.
wilds. William r. Wilcox, P. Howard Wilson, Walter
C. Wood, Joshua VI. Fiero Augustus Howe. it, James
NJ Hunt Remsen Johnston, Edmund s. JOY, Edward
A. 5. Man, Alexander Rae, Thomas ID. Rambaut, VIII
lam p. Rudd.
Tomorrow afternoon will be "ladies' day"
at the club, and II is expected that
many women will take advantage OF this opportunity
to the exhibition. The annual meeting will be
held on Tuesday evening and five governors will be
elected