The record-union., 1897-09-17
IMMENSE ATTENDANCE.
Many Thousands Visit the Park and Pavil=
ion Yesterday.


collections
Kate Maher's Q34) Alameda" is a
pretty work and worth examination.
Isabel Hunters Q35 Monterey Gus
tom house is a good study of a quaint
old historical spot.
Frank L. Heath's THE Reef ODD
is a strong work. The handling is ex-
ceilent; there is vigor in it.
H. S. Fonda's (20S) In France" IS
an attractive canvas, good in drawing
and in color.
F. L. Heath's Sunset on the Pacific
Ocean" (209) is one of the canvases
that attracts attention because of the
thought in it. 1t is restful, hopeful and
peaceful.
Miss Calthea Vivians C24S) Mon
terey Pines is a good work. 1t has
strength, solidity and naturalness. Her
Chinatown in Monterey is we'll drawn
and is strong in color, but such sub
jects we confess, are unattraetive.
They lack even the faintest suggestion
of orientalism, but suggest rather that
which is repulsive.
The Committee on Awards in the art
gallery completed its labors last even
ing and filed the following report:
Amateur photography-N f. Cogs-
well, silver medal and SO; w. G..
Woods, 50; F. NJ. Bradock. 50.
Professional photography-B Hodson,
no competition, but $15 allowed.
Sculpture-Robert Aitkin, silver med
al and $10 r. Schmid, $10 A. Dolber-
tin, so.
Free-hand by public school-$20 to
Free Night School, Sacramento, and
silver medal for mechanical drawing.
Art gallery, paintings, etc.-Grand
prize. gold medal, to R. D. Yelland
Water colors-Silver medal to Chris
Jorgensen.
Crayon-Silver medal to Oscar Ku-
nath.
Oil painting. human figure-Silver
medal to Anna E. Klumpke.
Best fruit painting-Silver medal to
Mary Hinkson.
Landscape-silver medal to William
Keith
Students gallery, best oil paint
ings in group-Silver medal to Sacra-
mento School of Design.
Pen drawing, etc.-Silver medal to
Ed Cucuel
Distribution, merit and relative value
to exposition considered-The commit
tee regrets deeply that 'portraiture
and human figure" are combined in the
society's schedule; that genre flowers,
fruit and still life are likewise COM
bined; that crayon, charcoal and pastel
are likewise combined; that in students
and amateurs gallery, crayons, water
combined, and recommend that in fu
ture schedules these be all separated,
that committee may not be compelled
to pass upon pOrtraiture and human
figure in competition, flowers fruit and
still life in competition, etc. The COM
mittee, the better to do justice, consoH-
dates the $500 for general gallery, and
$50 for amateurs and students gal
lery. Also, the committee, on account
of the greatly increased number of
pictures, transfers unused awards TO
the art gallery as follows: From scuplt-
ure, $50; from photography, S1J; total,
$50, and distributes 8 total of S135.
J. NJ. Gamble, SO: Sidney Armer,
$40; Robert Aitken, So; Caroline Rix-
ford 50; C. R. Sargent, 50; Fred Rich
ardt, S. Mrs. D. w. Gelwicks, $40;
Mrs. W. Hahn. So; c. Won Perbandt.
so; Alma Mooney. 81; H D. Gremke.
So; Mrs. L. H. Colby 81; Susie Loor-
ley S8; NJ. Strauss, so; Mrs. L. L.
Freeman, ST; H. r. Bloomer, S12: G..
CadenasO. IS; Henry Raschen, SO;
Nellie Burrell, 81; c. NJ Bowles, So:
Mrs. NJ. T. Mention, so; Bertha S. Lee,
IS; Martha Patterson. SO; Annie Han
non, 81; A. Ghiradelli So; Eleanor
Warren, SIS; E. c. Peixotto. $40; c.
A. Rogers, 50; H. S. Fonda, so; Miss
de Neale Morgan, SS; r. D. Yelland,
SD: W. Hubacek, IS; Calthea Vivian,
IS: o. NJ Gamble. So; Josephine Eek
lar. So; Mary Hinkson, SO; A Joullin,
S15; J. Cleary. 81: Isabelle Hunter 81;
Anna Klumpke $13; Gertrude Parting
ton, 50: J. Martinez. 81; William Keith,
SO: Jules Pages. 50; J. d. Strong, SS;
Anna Bremen, ST: c. c. Jordan, $40;
Elizabeth Strong, SO; Kate Maher, 81;
Regina o. Kane, So: Rosa F. Lewis,
IS: Alice Levigne. 81: T. L. Heath,
$12; J. A. Stanton. $40: H. c. Best,
$S: NJ E Bruenn. So; Thomas Hill,
so; Emily Rider. 50; Miss e. P. Brad
ley, 81; A w. Best, IS; Grace Hud
son, IS: w F. Jackson. SIS; n. T. Binck-
/ ley. So c. Dalton Bond SIS; Edith
White. S15; Fannie E. Duval, 81; Car
RE NJ. Blowers, So: Mrs. s. NJ Farm
ham. 50; II. T. Beck. 81; w. L. Jud
son, 81; Carrie Yoerk, 81; F. P. Nc
/ Pherson. 81; Helen Hyde. So; Mabel
Baum S3: Una Z. Hise. 50; Clara Cur
tiss. 81: Anna F. Briggs, 81; NJ
Lrunella, Sc; Margaret White. 50; a.
/ Hanscom, 81: Chris Jorgensen. S1J:
Charlotte Colby, 50; Hugo Fisher, So:
o. W. Jackson, 50; H. Blatchley. 50;
Mrs T. Cihon. 81: L L. Koethe. So: l.
P. Latimer, so: L. NJ. King, 50; c. L.
Coan. 81. Arthur Atkinson. ST.
In class 3. etchings, pencil. etc, $50
given by society,". NJ Gamble, So 30;
Josephine Ecker So; Helen Hyde, Sc;
[. l. Koethe, So 80; Ed Cucuel, 50;
7 Cora Cook. 81; Lyle Cook. 81; G. Scott.
81 80: G. Walter 81: Mrs. J. w HUI
/ ber. S2 80; ]. D. Strong. 50; Helen
Smith. So; \ P. Niles. S1o: E Cucuel
So: NJ Jordan. SO; c. Roundy. s.: Paul
/ Memogowen. 81; Oscar Kunath. $40:
Eugenia Greenlaw, 81; Kate Geisen-
dorfer. - Lucia Heintz. 50: Minnie
+ Kleinsoree. 81; Mable Deming. 50: May
Joesink, 81 Mrs. J. w Huber, So.