The record-union., 1899-09-16
Good Programs at Both Park and Pa
Vilion Are Offered.
The Chinese Baby Show Yesterday Proved Very
Interesting Feature-Last Stock
Parade To-Day.

Mary T. Menton's Autumn" (34D
gives a we'll colored view of lake,
with trees touched by the frosts of the
season until their leaves are sere and
yellow.
Susie S. Loosleys Evening (2SO
gives a somber glimpse of a rugged
shore, an afterglow and hills afar.
H. r. Boomers "Old Sausalito" (oO
is we'll worth seeing. 1t is a beautiful
glimpse of that delightful coast.
'Springtime" (S1), by Jules Pages, is
a beautiful orchard scene in the well
known style of that artist.
''The Blacksmith Shop" (39), by
Joseph M. Raphael, has attracted a
great deal of favorable notice. 1t is a
beautiful painting and contains strong
points.
Andrew London's Copper (5O is
we'll worth seeing. This artist shows
that he is a worker and that he has
fine conception of good work and the
ability to carry it out.
Theodore Wores' Study of a Young
Girl'' C72) is a fine piece Of work. This
is one of the many evidences that the
artist is one of high abilities, and that
his studies are leading him to higher
proficiency each year.
Julia Heynemann's Portrait 03) is
we'll worth careful observation. The
conception is clever, the colorings and
| background are good and life-like.
Gertrude O'Brien's Roses" 40 will
please all artists as well as all lovers
of flowers. She shows marked ability.
In still life there are seldom better
exhibits than one by HIubacek num-
bered 70 This is well worth careful
study.
Joe Greenbaum's Portrait (9S) has
caused many people to stop and admire
his technique. 1t is a good, strong
piece of work.
Louise Brunner's Monterey Shores"
Q33) is a fine piece of marine, with
splendid suggestion of natural sur
roundings. The artist caught nature in
striking mood.
LA France Roses" Q9O, by S. NJ.
Farnham, is a fine piece of work. Few
of the hangings this year are more ad-
mired.
Blatchely's "Grey Day. (20S has
many admirers. There is a gloom about
the somber colorings, an atmosphere,
that shows the ability to do good work,
There are many other fine pieces of
work in the art department. much OF
which has been noticed in these columns.
In addition to the pictures noticed there
| is good work by many others. among
whom may be mentioned PiaZzoni,
Mary Mention, Blanche Letcher, Flora
Vivian. J. L. Partington, Benjamin c..
| Brown and F. Cook. While there are
not so many brilliant pictures as there
have been some years it is a satisfac-
tion to know that the exhibit is better
| than that of the Mechanics Institute
Fair, which, with all it's money, has not
been able to equal this years han5'rgs
here.
ART DEPARTMENT AWARDS.
The following awards have been
made in the art department:
Gold medal and $40 to A. Joullin.
! Silver medal and SO for portraiture
and human figure to Theodore Wores.
| Silver medal and SO to Edith White
| for flower painting.
Silver medal and $40 for marine, to
! ]. A Stanton.
Silver medal and $40 to R. D. yell
/ land for landscape.
Chris Weisel, Jr., silver medal and 81
| for pen and ink. etc.
| for Statuary.
Susie S. Loosely silver medal for wa
ter colors.
Sacramento Camera Club display OF
amateur photography silver medal and
$40
Equitable awards to artists and stu
dents as follows: Oil painting-B. c.
Brown so. w. L. Judson 50, q. B.
Richardson ST, Jessie Washburn S3
| Charles L. Turner So. Helen Coan So
Laura King So, f. Cook 50, Nellie l.
Treat (for OLD So and for water colors
So, E. Kalischer (oiD SO, Pastel IS
Calthea c. Vivian SO. G. Piazzoni $40
j. NJ Gamble 81 for oil and for water
colors S3 Frank Heath SO, n. L. B.
Scott so, VIM. Hubacek $50, Jules
Pages SO, Annie NJ. Bremen oil S.
and charcoal So, Kate Maher 81, c.
Jonnevold SO, Carl Bruce 50, Mary T
Mentom S1a and water color 50. II. r
Bloomer $50, C. T. Judson SO, II. Ras-
chen $40, Annie Harmon oil SO and
water color So. Louise Breuner So, B
s. Lee so, Marian Froelich 50, Una
/ L. Heise S3, Irene w. Metz So T. NJ
Raphael so, r. J. Griffin So, NJ Burial
SO, c. r. Sargent 50, Miss F. Thomas
So, Josephine Ecker S4 for oil and wa
ter color 81, J. w Clawson $40, An
drew London SS. A. Altman $40, Julia
Heyneman oil so and water color and
pastels 50, Gertrude O'Brien So, Joe
Greenbaum SO, Arthur F. Mathews
500 ]. Partington water colors SO
Louise Carpenter oil SO and water color
50, Susie Loosely 50 for oil and So fol
water color. Caroline Rixford So, Maize
L. Nichols water color So and oil So
Isabel Porter 50 for oil and water color