The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1911-10-13

sesPe Soe' second on flowers % Sn lano'
Mrs. L, A. Goldsmith s..o S0e'
cream and sugar Soc, second C ." on
pot. On TED,
Miss Lallah Bedford frs,
lection crayon county views o. SI' COL
ond on single Kodak oriein,, y, co Sc"
Beatrice Amesbury first 49, 'Oc'
mered brass candlesticks ST ~ IA"
Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass first .,
tains 81, first on table yupnsr - ., cur
Frank Roberts second on E y
exhibit Soc' second on best scenes ' ~
first on best single ST. y"
Mrs. E. F. Tompkins second 49,
and saucer Soc. =" cup
Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith first .,
plate ST.. '" Snop
Mrs. H. J. Courtner, Pavett.
ond on figure So, first on 6yur. , :, Sec
Mrs. F. Conner, second on g.
Soc. " "surc
Leslie Winslow second on fr,;, r,
c. first on figure 81, first on 49,. -
sketch ST. second on cartoon soc 81.
ond on crayon sketch Soc.
Clare Sewer, second on ,o,,...
of Canyon county views, frs, on ~,
scenes 81. '" OeS'
Wesley UnderkoAer FIRST on Kod,k
exhibit, second on best grouping q,
second on blue print SOC.
Mrs. Bruce Wallace second :.
burnt wood box SOC, first on hrr",
wood box ST, second on burned 49,;
Gle of furniture SOC.
Mrs. T. E. Buckner first o landsc.D.
81.
Professor Nelson, first on land.
scape 81.
E. Lemaster second on landsc,r.
Soc, first on landscape, first on sim
life 81.
Miss Louise JUNIOR first on land.
scape 81, first on flowers ST. second
and landscape Soc.
Mrs. Z. P. JUNIOR first on landsc,o.
ST.
Professor Nelson won the prize !,
beautiful china salad dish, given bv
the Racket store, on fancy handn.;,,
ed china.
Pastels.
In the pastels there were two bean.
tiful landscapes, copies by Mrs Frank.
lin Conner of Roswell and Mrs. E. P
JUNIOR of Caldwell. The last NAMED
won a first prize. Mrs, Conner also
had birds from real life, entered as
animals, which were very good and
won first prize. There was fine Aeur
de lis from nature and the japanese
sacred lily which were beautiful, in.
deed.
Oil Paintings.
There were four large pictures Of
fered for display only by Mrs. Charles
Wheeler of Weiser. Fruit from ma.
ture by Professor Nelson, original; in
still life, ears of corn by Professor
Nelson, also a beautiful roadway
scene, the effect of which was some,
what marred by not having a proper
place for hanging it.
Water Colors.
There were nine landscape copies
three from nature, four flowers from
nature, IA panels of Idaho wild flow
ers, done by Mrs Franklin Conner Of
Roswell, whose work drew favorable
comment from many Of the visitors
In the department of fine arts
number of pieces are worthy OF spe'
cial mention. There was very hns
collection of artistic china done BY
Mrs. H. O. Armour; pardiniere OF
floated enamel work done by PROBES
sor Nelson, who is instructor OF art
and music in the Caldwell and Payetts
schools. Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith also
had collection of strictly convention
al work taken from noted studies
Mrs. Fowler Smith of Nampa enter
ed some very fine work in cut leather
Mrs. Ethel Snodgrass, recently from
Iowa, had some very artistic stencif
ing on felt and bedspread and curtains
of scrim.
There were some fine collections Oh
Kodak views done by Frank ROBERTS,
and Clare Sewer.
A beautiful picture of apples IRON
nature, a branch from a Payeue VI
chard, done in oil by Professor Nea,
son, won first prize and has been SOW
to a New York visitor. The Ofap'H
looks natural to Idahoans II CIV
tains AZ apples on the space Of Nv
inches. IA
There were three original pen CIV
ink sketches. One especially
worthy of note, ruins OF an O'u NJ, %
sion, done by Professor Nelson N, W.
Iass;o W;,sIow had some good car