The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-07-13
CAMERA CLUBS EXHIBITIONS.
Three VIII Be Given During the
Next Year.

The Savannah Camera Club has ar
ranged for three exhibitions Of amateur
Photographic work to be given between
now and the middle or next May.
The fall exhibition viii be given Nov. g.
Z, and 8; the midwinted salon, Feb. p
10 and Il, and the spring exhibition May
Z, s and 9.
The fall and spring exhibitions Will be
open 10 members of the Savannah Camera
Club and ladies' auxiliary only, for en-
tries. The midwinter salon viii be open
to all amateurs in Savannah All prints
on paper must be mounted for all three
exhibitions; frames optional, except for
the salon, when they will be obligatory.
Every picture entered must be exclusive
~ the handiwork of the person entering
ii, from The exposure of the plate TO the
mounting of the finished print and no pic
ture will be received that has ever
been entered in any exhibition or prize
contest or that has been published in any
journal, magazine or book There VIII be
three classes of pictures, as follows:
Glass \, Notwithstanding groups and
genre pictures of human subjects, on any
and all materials.
Glass b, Paper Priuts-Including all sub
jects not included in class A.
Glass c, Misceilaneous-Inclu ali
on other material than paper; l. e., all
pictures not included in classes A or =.
A first, second and third prize viii be
awarded to each class by judges. to be ap-
pointed by he entertainment committee
of the club on the closing night of each
exhibition.
A club medal will be awarded to the.
best set of four pictures entered by any
member of the Camera Club or the ladies
auxiliary, to be held by the winner until
the next ensuing exhibition, when it Will
be again put up for competition.
Sets of four pictures entered for the
club medal will consist of two pictures
in each of two classes, and all sets so
competing must be specially designated
and marked, as determined by the com
mittee.
The entrance fees for each exhibition
win be as follows: Pictures from 5X7
plates each 35c; pictures from larger
plates each SOC; pictures from smaller
pla tes each 25c. An extra fee of 81 will
be charged for each set of four pictures
entered for the club medal All pictures
entered for the club medal will be indi-
vidually eligible for the other prizes in
the classes to which they belong.
DR.. w. F. Aiken, chairman Of the en-
tertainment committee of the Camera Club
and who is one of the best amateur pho
tographers in Savannah, mas taken all &C
i've interest IN the eXh bllCnS ana has
given his time 10 the arrangement of the
schedule for them. Two of the exhibit
tons, the fall and spring, it will be seen.
are for members of the Camera club ana
its ladies' auxiliary only; the milwinter
exhibition is open 10 ell amateurs in Sa-
vannah. The committees plan for tine
exhibitions was adopted by the Camera
Club last night The other members of
the committee who VIII be in charge. be-
sides DR.. Aiken, are Messrs. H. c. Shup-
trne and A. L. Chapeau. With the in
creasing interest in amateur pho
Biography and the rapid increase
in the membership OF the Cam
era Club the coming exhibitions should
result in a collection of some interesting
and artistic Photographic work
The Camera Club, at us meeting Fast
night, fixed upon the first club night in
each month for the entertainment of the
members of the ladies' auxiliary and Their
escorts. The members of the club ana the
ladies' auxiliary win submit on these
nights unmounted Photographic prints
three of which wi In. Il .