Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1915-10-27
ART SHOW This YEAR
Greater Than EVER
About l4O CanvasseS Re-
ceived Thus Far, Compared
With liz at Last Exhibit
LIST OF ARTISTS TO
DISPLAY PAINTINGS

held next week in the New Century
Club under the management of the
Fine Arts. 40 canvases have been e.
ceived already by George Hardcastle
and Son. art dealers who hold the
pictures for the exhibition as they ar
rive. Last year the exhibition COM
prised liz paintings; this year. how
ever. 1t is thought that the exhibition
viii be larger and more comprahen-
sive than ever before.
On Saturday morning She commit
tee on admission. which comprises
Miss Katherine Pyle. Herbert Moore
and Francis Newton. OF New York
will meet at the New Century GLIB
to look over the paintings received
and to choose pictures TO be accepted
and hung.
On MONDAY. after the selected paint.
ings are in place on the walls a jury
will meet TO award two prizes of 500
each for the best painting and for the
best Illustration respectively. This
jury lis composed OF Joseph II. Chaplin
of Scribner's. Hayden Carruth, of the
art department OF the Woman's Home
Companion, and George Walter Daw-
son. president OF the Water Color
Club of Philadelphia.
II is desired to have the exhibiting
artists understand that all pictures
should reach the society's agents.
George Hardcastle and Son by Fri
day October 30
The complete catalogue OF the ex-
hibltion will be published in the af-
ternoon papers on Monday On Mon
day night there will be a private view
for the members of the society and
.,tr
On Tuesday the exhibition will be
open TO the public, from o'clock in
the afternoon until IL o'clock at night
and for the rest Of the week after
noon and evening.
These are the ten artists whose
work was especially invited Jonas
Lie. George Bellows, E. w. Redheld
w. L. Lathrop. Charles Rosen. Everett
J. Warner. Robert Henri, Leopold
Seyffert, Il. Luis Mora and Clifford
Beal.
William Chadwick and Orville H..
Keets have been invited to exhibit, as
Delaware artists. by courtesy.
The following is a list OF Delaware
artists: J. ID. Chaliant, Mrs. Thomas
=. Parrish, Francis A. Coll. William
Edwards. Alfred Armstrong, Miss Hen
ryette Stadelman. Miss ellen duPort
Miss Marion Thomas Miss Anu9 G.
Dunbar Mrs. John McLulick, Claude
" SchroNler. Miss Elinor G. Wool
son, Miss Elizabeth NJ. Dennison. Mis-
Martha Murphey. Clawson $. liam
nltt. Miss Anna Parrish, r. H. Hinck
2 ey. Miss e. c. Fleming and Laussa
r. Rodgers.
Following are other artists who vii
exhibit:
Elenore Plaisted Abbott. Philadel
phia; John Wolcott Adams. New York
Stanley NJ. Arthurs, Wilmington CHI
ford w. Ashley. Massachusetts; WIN
liam J. Awkward, Ida Dougherty ASl
ward. New lcik.
Ethel Franklin Belts Bains. Phila
delphia; George Watson Barratt, New
York: Bertha NJ Day Bates, Maine,
Alice Beard. Arthur T. Becher, New
York Anna Whean Belts. Elizabeth
Bonsall. Philadelphia; Harold Math.
ews Brett. Boston: Charlotte Harding
Brown. Philadelphia; Ethel Pennewill
Brown. Wilmington, Ethel Candy
Belts.
W. B. CahiIl. Ruth Clements. New
York; Win Colby. Arizona; Sidney
NJ. Chase, Boston: Eads Collins, Flea
nor +. Crownfeld. Wilmington.
Charles De Fec, Wilmington Clyde
.. peLand. Philadelphia; Alfredo l.,
Oemorest. Wilmington; Louis r.
Doueherty, Philadelphia; Douglas
Duer, Wilmington; Harvey T. Dunn
New Jersey.
Elizabeth Shipper Green Elliott
Walter ID. Everett. Philadelphia.
Richard b. Farley. PHILADELPHIA
Anton Fischer. Mary Sigshee Fischer
New York; William Harndon Foster
Boston.
George W. Gage. Boston: virgini
/. CARRIER; Philip r. Goodwin. Ne
York; Elizabeth Quincy. Wisconsin
George Harding, Philadelphia: WI
lam Hekking, New York; Gayle Ho
kins. Wilmington. Philip Hoylt Co
1ccticut
Percy V. r. Ivory. Wilmington.
Mary Craven Johnson. Maryland
Gertrude A. Kay, Ohio; DIV
Kemp. Balfour Kor. New York; W
ham II. ID. koerner. Wilmington.
Winfield s. lukens PENNSYLVANIA.
Charles A. Mcclellan. Wilmingto
lanes r. McBurney. California; 10
len Mcconnell New Jersey; n. CT
don McCooch. Philadelphia: Robert
Mason. Tennessee; Frank B. Maste
New York; Herbert Moore Wilmii
on.
Francis Newton. New York: Tho
on Oakley, Violet Oakley, Philad
pbia.
Samuel NJ Palmer. PHILADELPHIA
Maxfield Parrish. Vermont. Henry
Peck. Rhode Island; Louise PERI
Ernest c. Peixotto, Herman Pfeiff'
Katharine Gassaway Pierson. Ne
York; Katharine Pyle. Ellen Thorn
son Pyle. Wilmington; Harriet Rio
ards, Connecticut; Frances Roger
New York; Robert +. Robinso
Wilkesbarre; Theodore L. Rosen. w
mington; Olive Rush, Walter Russo
New York.
Frank r. Schoonover. Wilmington
Remington Schuyler. New York:
Roscoe Shrader; Thornton Skidmor
Henry j. Soulen. New York: Jess
Wilcox Smith Philadelphia: Sara
katharine Smith. New York. Howal
4. Smith, Boston; Wuanita Smit
Alice Barber Stephens. Philadelphi,
Frank Stick, Wisconsin; Herbe
Stitt, MARYLAND: c. CLYDE Squire
New York. ''''
Leslie Ihrasher, Wilmington: II,
ry E. Townsend. New York: All
upper True, Colorado: Griswoid ]
ing. Boston
Herman C. Wall, New York; sar
S. Stilwell Weber. Philadelphia:
Francis Weed, Connecticut: Wal
Whitehead. New York; r.dward
Wilson, Wilmington; N. Conve
Wyeth. Pennsylvania
On the opening night and an d
ing the week, when the exhibition ,
be open afternoons and evenir