The Savannah morning news., 1904-11-20
CAMERA CLUBS
FALL EXHIBITION
WILL BE GIVEN THIS WEEK.
WILL BE THE LARGEST THE CLUB
HAS EVER HELD.

,-,,b Rooms VIII be Open to Visitors
Thursday and Friday from 2 p. NJ.
20 10 p. M.-The Prizes VIII Be
awarded Wednesday Night at
Meeting of the Cuba Number OF
Vow Features in the Exhibition.
The sixth annual fall exhibition of
the savannah Camera Club will take
vloca this week Thursday and Friday
1banksgiving day and the day after.
rba exhibition hours will be from 2
m. to 10 p. m. and during these
hours the club rooms at Bull street
and Park avenue will be open to the
rublic. as during former exhibitions.
No cards of admission are required.
There is a greater interest this year
among the members of the club than
there has been in previous years in
IT'S history and the exhibition promises
ia excel any that the club has yet
held.
The pictures will be received at the
c1ub rooms up to 10 o'clock to-mor-
row night, after which the rooms will
be closed. except to the members of
the Entertainment Committee, who
have charge of the hanging of the pic
+ures, until 10 o'clock Wednesday
night when the awards of prizes will
he made at a meeting of the club. The
Judges will view the pictures Tues
day.
club room, which has been re-arranged
and redecorated since the last annual
exhibition. instead of in the studio as
in former years. There will be several
new features in this years exhibition,
which, from the number of entries that
have already been made in the var
ious classes, will be the largest the
club has ever held. An artiStically IL
lustrated catalogue has been arrang-
ed with portraits of the officers and
some local views which will be an
interesting souvenir of the exhibition.
The catalogue will contain the titles Of
all the pictures and the names of the
contestants for prizes and also the
names of the winners of the prizes.
The clubs medal will be awarded to
the member exhibiting the best four
pictures, $40 will be awarded for the
best picture exhibited, IS will be award
ed for the second best picture and So
VIII ne dWdIQ6u lOI Tic THRU OGSl. "A
first and second honor will be award
ed to the two best pictures in each of
the sections under which they are en-
tered in the contests.
Pictures will be grouped under the
following sections, and are to be solely
and exclusively the work of the con-
testant from start to finish: Portraits
or portrait groups; genre pictures;
landscapes, embracing all pictures in
which the principal interest is in the
view. They may contain people, ami
mails, houses, ETC., but the principal
interest of the picture must be outside
Of Them that is to say if they were
taken away there would still be enough
left to make them an interesting pic
ture; animal life; still life. Portraits
of trees, leaves, flowers, fruits imple-
ments etc., also copies of other pic
lures; novelty prints, unusual subjects,
manipulation or support regardless of
class; combination prints, prints made
from more than one negatives; enlarge
ments; a group of four illustrations,
representing the bright and dark sides
of life; marine pictures; architectural
subjects, interiors, etc.
President b. ]. Apple and other Off
GERS of the club, Mr.. c. S. Kenyon and
Mr.. J. s. Walker, vice presidents; Mr..
L. M. Williams, secretary, and the
members of the Entertainment Com
mittee, Messrs. ]. M. Rich, ]. DeBruyn
Hops and H. Hymes, have taken an
unhagging interest in the effort to
make the coming exhibition the best
display of the Photographic art that
mas ever been seen in Savannah and
there is every assurance, from the ex-
ceHence of the pictures that have so
far been entered, that they will have
succeeded