The record-union., 1897-12-23

tendance upon club receptions, outings
and exhibitions.
In fact, there are other advantages,
but we cannot recall all that were re-
cited. However, it is evident to those
at all interested in this delightful art
that membership in the club must be a
great aid TO amateurs, and enable one
to follow this delightful recreation with
more satisfaction and success.
| So great was the number of pictures
exhibited last evening that little more
| space can be allotted now to their no.
| tice than mention of the leading ex-
hibits, with bare reference to the char
acter of the display.
| w. E. Decentralization Of Velox
prints of Suffers Fort, marines, Gold
en- Gate, etc.
| =. T. Burr-Views in Del Monte. on
| the Sacramento River, and views at
| Avalon and in Golden Gate Park.
c. w. ToZer-Collection of interiors
and exteriors at Stanford University.
with portraiture.
| J.. w. Nickell-Colection of views
| about Cisco, Shasta Springs, and OF
mountain scenery
| f. w. Moore-Interiors, river views,
| logging and camp scenes, moonllghts,
evening views and fine opals on porce-
| lain.
Ferdinand Kohler-Large collection OF
sketches and landscapes about Lake
Tahoe. also some fine enlargementS.
| w. c. WoodS-An exceedingly large
and fine collection of enlargements,
portraiture and some superior land scape
work. water color work, animals, III
cluding famous Salvador, Sacramento
views, platinum prints, etc.
| Irving T.. Steinman-River views,
sketches in San Francisco, and across
the river.
Carl Neubourg-Water-co color work
and some exceedingly handsome exam
pies Of group work, portraiture and hg-
ure pieces Group work, by the way.
! is one of the most attractive things IN
| the exhibition.
| Ira G.. Shaw-Views of buildings, ana
a fine one of the Stevens monument.
| J. A. McMartin - Collection or
Truc,xee and Santa Cruz landscapes.
Lester Nichols-Portraits, interiors,
and Sacramento sketches.
Miss f. A. Simms-Collection of We
| lox prints. river and camp scenes.
| J. j. Gormely-Landscape groups
and river. scenes, and some excellent
portraitUre.
| DR.. Darcy Power-F'ine collection OF
blacks and whites, portrait studies af-
ter a new process, and notably fine
example of Photographic color work;
also ,,ortrafture with exhibits of recent
experiments in new directions.
f. NJ. Standardization of land
scapes, marines, Sacramento and ocean
| S,tt nrt San Francisco
views and some excellent pictures of
animals.
| Sterling Nourse-Platinum prints,
pictures of all the bridges on the South
ern Pacific system, enlargements, views
of ANIMALS and of snow plows at work,
and one notable picture of dry pas
| lures.
7. 3. Hall-Large collection of views
in and about Shasta Springs, views of
animals. notably of horned stock, espe-
cially. a fine landscape is noticeable,
| called the Overlooked Roadway.
Dr. l. G.. Shaw-Very large collec-
ton OF studies and sketches, portraits,
groups, landscape views, pictures in
and around Del Monte, camp and hunt
| ing scenes, etc.
| l.. II. Fetherolf-Fine, large collection
| OI ldIuSCdptS, 6lOupS, Gil
| lareements, etc. One of this collection
must have especial notice, as it is the
only example of panoramic work. It is
a view of Folsom Prison, the great dam
and the canal, with adjacent grounds.
This IS an elongated picture. taken on
several plates, and blended in printing
with such skill that the points of union
are not to be discovered under the
closest inspection.
Rev. Charles f. Oehler-Collection of
portraits, landscapes, buildings and
groups One of his own family is so
merry and grotesque as to attract gen.
| eral attention
Mrs Z. Nj. Graham-Animal pictures,
| Sacramento views and portraits.
George II. Walker-Stin life, sketches,
exteriors and groups.
j. y. Giffen-Truckee views, groups
and landscapes. Some of these groups
are especially novel and fine. One call
ed Sacramento chrysanthemums is
a picture Of a hedge of giant chrys-
anthemums. with as many faces of
| handsome children peeping through as
there are flowers.
George Observation-Disclosures, land
scapes, interiors, portraits and groups.
George Swingle-Farm views, por-
traits. agricultural pictures, logging
and ca\l p pictures, etc.
Or. McCollum-Views in large num-
| bers on Rancho del Paso, with pictures
of noted horses, racing stables, land
scapes on the rancho. portraits, etc.
a notably fine collection.
=. s. Lawson-Collection of residence
eXteriors, views in the State Fair and
streets and vicinage of Sacramento
The club will keep open house and
give free exhibition to the public every
afternoon and evening during the holi-
days. beginning this afternoon. A cor
dial invitation is exteded to ALL say the
| officers. An hour or two can be most
instructively and entertainingly passed
in a visit 10 the rooms, and whoever
makes Il will feel no regret
ADJUSTMENTS.