New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-02-27
PAINTINGS AT THE OHIO SOCIETY
AN ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION OF THE WORN
OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.

OF AMERICAN ARTISTS.
The Ohio Society of New-York for the first time
in it's history has followed the example OF the
Union League. Lotos and other clubs IN eXhlol''ns
a collection Of paintings by American arus's al ts
rooms No 2S6 Fifth-ave The exhibition "hich
promises 10 be an attractive one opened on nuns
day evening with a stag party and Will continue
until Monday evening March 8. Last evening re-
ception for women was held in the societys rooms.
and there was a pleasant gathering Oh soi' %
Ohio. their wives and many invited guests
A special feature of the exhibition Is the NUMBER
n, pictures by ohio artists. Among the man! oii
and water coors 10 be seen are In fact' TWO oo~ei
nv Ohio men many OF whom are well known
These are Spirit Of the Indian Maiden, by W. H.
Reard; The Green Bench" and Ihe 1elIo"
Rose" J. Carroll Beckwith: ED Reilly ana INC
Encore William Verplanck BiTney' relsha
Robert Blum: The Battle Of Lake Erie Oar'oh
T CHAPMAN: Portrait of Young Man Kenyon
COY. Gems OF Autumn" Louise Cox; "karly
Morning in June" Charles c. Curran' lhfee
Rrothers' and "Inqusitiveness.' J. H. Dolph,
Near Closter y. j." c. Harry Eaton; Lion
W n Howe: st Louis Bridge at High water
Homer Lee; Landscape j. II. Mosei' - WI
mandy Fisherman" Henry Mosler The hunter
raorard Cohtman: ION the River and lhe
Meadows" William J.. Sonntas; GROUP OIL io'
traits" Franklin futile; "Blockmaker' r-Ds7i
NJ Ward; PORTRAIT" and Herr Van der Man
y = Waltman Amusement. c ~ "eluoA, .
Day. w OrtllhEtOH " '4'NN'''o
Dav" A H. Wyant, and "A Bust OF . . fa0N'
ard" J. @. a. Ward
Among the other paintings which may De mon
,,o,ad nov. are Mother and Child by George uc
r,orest Rrush of the Pennsylvania Academy Oh
rim Arts which won the Temple gold meda''
..csco raw" by Winslow Homer. Of Scarboro Ne
which won the Temple prize last year ana inc S''V'
carnegie Prize: silver Night X a biakeioch'
Autumn" J. r. Bristol. AN Awful yarn D. ~
BROWN. Lotus and Flamngoes," +. ;. Chufch'
Toward Shutdown" and in the Lane James NJ
The Jansens Kill y T." David Johnson; FITS PTS.
oner Of state" Eastman Johnson Ihe MeadUw
brook II Bolton Jones: Surprised. George W
MAYNARD: "On star Island and ''Moonlisht' D. =.
Ncoll; The Prodgal Son. prize d,et ~
Prellwitz THE Solitary one" Julian kix octoner
Morning" and "A Woodland Pool" R. NJ ShuIt-
lef; "On the Beach" and Mount Desert neois
n SmlHe and bills" by Harry W Various,
To Homer Lee chairman of the f-Xhlplti0h, OH
uli,tee Of which Henry L. Burnett ana MdNor
strong are the other members, is due much OF me
success Of the exhibition. The Reception CofhW1-
ice consisted OF Colgate Hoyt. chairman; MIS-
Henry l. Burnett Mrs Wager Swayne MIS- AZ
yin Rrice Mrs John -. Archbold. Mrs X J
r n Wheeler Mrs. Henry p. Wilson, Lowell. NJ
palmer Mrs George W. Perkins. Mrs. Homer Lee
Mrs 6 Packard. Franklin futile, A. - Jun
lard Mrs Emerson McMn. Mrs. w c. Andrews.
Mrs William. 5. Hawk, d. G. Beard MIS-; kus ,h
" Tagcart II F. Mailman, c. y. Hoagand ana
Mrs Frank Brainard. . ~
Among the many guests presen IaSt evening YER
Professor and Mrs. S. s. Packard Colonel Loyeand'
Mr. and Mrs u. Homer Bates. General Henry l..
I1,,rnett president Of the Ohio Society. and Mrs.
i,urnett. Mr. and Mrs Homer Lee G. Harry Eaton.
NJ and Mrs r NJ. Shurtleff Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
" Wilson and Or. and Mrs. Alexander Strong.