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Tho Royal Academy, that popular ex-
hibitlon. that art festival 20 satisfactory.
Il not to yearnsra lOr higher enjoyment at
least 10 the every day British public.
which Sechs pointed Anscdots. hight ruPsr.
ticiAl fantasy or portraits Of nOtAbilities
in which Il ia Interested "a personalities.
cFerS 10 i,s visitors nearly 400 works this
year. M being oils. tSs water colors and
7ts sculptures. Rarely have the members
and associates Of tho Academy been 20
fully represented. one painter, ons sCalp-
tor and one architScs only falling TO con-
tribute
The mi,apslleg2 alxnat,Irv sOrchads0n'
on Abhsv's portrait repEesen,a literally
ths laat toach oF Orchardson'a brush.
Altar NlRninW ,ho Dai,tlna ma r.s,uned 20
MIA bs.a gyoU, ,yhish NJ, ,,,S,sr yoaaanain.
OD~ AZ Ahhmv's ppnsls FOR tho Penn
sVIvAp,S stass capi,ol HIlsga whc,o wall.
A saw nrsra guohS. vo,,ld hAva made Il
lmponnsbIo 70 show N without structural
Alter. aioO. 10 IsurNn1Sop Hca,an Nslther
thu nor the saoopd pnansvIvania papel
finds complete favor with tho critic.
Claude Phillips. who praises them from
many Poinss. bot concludes they are on
"a iATeer scale than tho subject Gala for
OF their technical treatment tustihes.
Mr. sargent did not send any portrait
bCt hts -GRcicr Streams, albanian
Olive 0atAerers. Coffee Garden and
especially his -VssPers.' showing q cor
nor Of the Armenian convent at venice
have won high praise from the orltlos,
although this viii not console the typical
academy visitor Tor the absence OF
titled portrait subject. There IA no
problem picture Tor after dinner conver-
sational solution this year.
Why d. artists invariably fail In paint
ing King Edward9 Two portraits OF the
King are exhibited with the utmost pomp
and circumstance. but neither has IN
spired its author. although one "a oy Sir
Edward Poynter. president OF the Royal
Academy.
Brangwyn's decorative scene OF classic
revelry. entitled Wine Promises. VIII
be the most noticed picture OF the yeAT'
sPRINo CREATIONS.
N. .oc;a,v oD-D,ng of IN. Roval Acad-
.r,v 80 an orDo-,',ni,v Tor no,in0 m.
.cc.n,r,,,,i.. ~ Tho sDrp1 costumes.
So. ts,r C-,.n,sc,e, hs,. wSre .sen nut
,h.,r v,ov,.. v.rs scHn.cd bv mammoth
60. - -, "a ,h,Gan Isd.D -itb
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,.ndsncv % d,.card the ,obv frin. and
Nanlmaa that Around the nTsrF MTnr1 nv the
thinnes, sor, Of Euinpe collar which AZ q
little distance makes a woman appear
a. II she we're IN full evening dress.
Tunics bordered with Byzantine srn-
broideries. DiTsotoire aowing robes and
mummy skirts were all 20 be seen on tho
smart women prcsent az the show, which
s really q drcus parade. Tho general
opinion vas that tho styles are more
various than ever before.
The NeWmarket raoes were Utmost
spoiled As = social event 30 far a. the iirSt
two days were concerned. A cold rain
rendered the wearing of spring creations
impossible On the last day. however
tho weather was more favorable and many
well known psopls motored and coached
10 NsWmarket. Lady PAget, Lady
Alastair lnnes.Ksr. the Duchess of ROI-
burEhs, Ms. Newhouse, Nine Dounip-
R,lez and Mrs. George Cornwallis West
were among those seen In the paddock.
Harry Payne Whitney went 10 the races
tho first day. few hour after landing.
Alfred Vanderbilt took party of friends
10 Newmarket the last day.
SOCIAL EVENTS.
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