Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-09-18

| Mrs. Horne has In one OF her pic
lures presented to us this commonplace
/ garden product In such a harmony or
! color. and so placed in light aud sha-
| dow as to make Of 1t thing OF beauty.
! The subject throughout Is rendered
! with remarkable truth to nature.
! j. George Fairbanks exhibits group
of statuary called Tackle" very am.
bilious subject and handled in most
| creditable manner. II represents two
| football players in strenuous attitude
graphing with each other IL Is ad-
yantageolsly placed and make a very
remarkable note ia the general effect
OF the exhibition.
G. Wesley BrOwnng's Making
Friends is a charming piece Of char
acter study A tiny curly-headed boy
is timidly holding at arms length a
bunch of grass which is being eagerly
reached for by a horse on the opposite
side OF a paling fence. The problems
OF the painting OF this picture are
many. but they have been well solved.
Mr. Browning also sends very effec-
tive landscape In water color
Mrs. Edna Wells Sloan displays sew
eral very credltable watercolor paint
ings of flowers. which illuminate the
northeast corner Of the gallery. Con-
spicuous among them Is a large mass Of
red roses, fine In texture and color.
The architectural designs for a coun-
try home, including house, barns and
pens, TO cost about $1,000, occupy a con-
spicuous place on the north wall and
form an interesting group, particularly
for those who have had or contemplate
having experience in this first OF all
arts.
The lace collars from the needle Of
Miss Merrill and Miss Savage are rave
products Of thought and patience, en-
broidered as they are in beautiful de.
signs with the sego lilly as subject and
Nth thousands Of windings OF the silk
thread It Is easy to understand that
months Of thought and study must
have been required TO produce such
exquisite results.
There are many designs for pattern
vail paper silk fabric. etc. and draw
ings and paintings from the schools and
colleges well worth studying.
The following is a list OF prizes
awarded and the names OF the various
donors. Medal Of honor for best work
OF art In the exhibition, awarded -
John Hafen for Forest Solitude"
Three hundred dollar prize awarded
to Mary Teasdel for Mother and
Child"
Fifty dollar prize for best water coll
or awarded TO Mary Teasdel for Fairy
Tales"
Honorable mention, G. w. Browning.
Twenty-Five dollars. Deseret National
bank prize, for design for lace collar.
awarded TO Margaret May Merrill
Twenty-Five dollar prize for best de-
y'gn for country home, awarded TO Les
lie l.. Hodgson.
Prize for cover for Young Woman's
Journal, not yet awarded.
Ten dollars. lions Savings bank
prize. for best study in clay or plaster.
awarded TO j. George Fairbanks.
Ten dollars. w. S. McCornick's prize.
fgr best study In color by student OF
state. awarded to Edna Wells Sloan.
Ten dollars, Mrs. Sol Siegels prize,
for best silk fabric, awarded TO Alice
Merrill Horne
Ten dollars, prize for best still life
study, awarded to Alice Merrill Horne.
Ten dollars, Miss Mary Teasders
prize for art students OF university.
awarde dto Mrs. n. Manning.
Five dollar prizes each for designs