Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-06-09
IHOhORS ARE AWARDED BY
ART CLUB OF RICHMOND
Judges Consider Age and Training Of
Pupils as Well as Char
acter of Work.
EXHIBIT MOST INTERESTING
Shows Steady Progress in Costume,
Still-Life Modelling and Design, in
Charcoal, Pen, Pastel, Water
Color, Oil and Clay.


the Richmond Art Club Yesterday:
Senior Composition. Color-Honor-
able mention. Sallic Tazewell Fitzeer-
aid, Match Game Miss Elletts School,:
second mention. Virginia Stuart Nor
ton. SNOW Balling"; third mention.
Margaret Hatch Feeding the Chick
ems"
Senior Composition. Black and White
Honorable mention. Emily Client
worth Hall, Canal Bank: second men,
ton. Sa!lie Tazewell Fitzgerald. The
Moving Picture Line; third mention,
Susie Blair, Motor Car at Night"
Illustration. Pen and Ink--Honorahle
mention, Emily Glcntworth Hall, Main
Street" and Still Life studies; sec
ond mention, Theresa Pollak, Still
Life"
Illustration, Other Mediums-Honor-
able mention, Sallie Tazewell Fitzger-
aid, Nursery Rhine"
Senior Draped Life and Portrait
Honorable mention. Lucille Nonteom-
cry, Mrs. W.; second mention. Sallie
Tazewell Fitzgerald, Miss H.; third
mention, Ada Smith, Miss H; fourth
mention Emily Glentworth Hall.
Senior Still Life. Color-Honorable
mention, Ruth Meuschke: second men
ton, Margaret Hatch.
Senior still Life. Black and white
Honorable mention. Susie Blair: second
Ruth Burruss.
ModelinE-Honorabl mention, Helen
LauEhlin, hands modelled from life: sec
ond mention. Dewey Hughes, figure
modelled from life; third mention.
Dewey Hughes. head modelled from
cast.
Ornament-Hororable mention, Jane
Strudwick; second mention. Phoebe
Warwick.
Nature Motives--Honorable mention.
Marion Meredith; second mention.
Phoebe Warwick; third mention, Jane
Strudwick.
Conventionalzed Nature Motives
Honorable mention, Jane Strudwick:
second mention. Margaret Hatch; third
mention, Jane Strudwick.
LetterinG-Honorable mention. Mar
garet Hatch.
Phoebe Warwick. design for embroid-
cry; second mention, Fama Halter, de-
sign for Ceramic decoration
Decorated Book PaEes-Honorable
mention. Margaret Hatch. border; sec
ond mention, Marion Meredith. head
and tail pieces; third mention. Phoebe
Warwick. head and tail pieces.
Junior Glasses.
Art Club OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Page,
landscape in oil and general work
Junior Composition. Color-Honor-
able mention, Virginia Strange. Woods
IL,
Lauehlin 'Ducklings"; third mention,
Adeline Hartman Cowles, Lambs in the
Field
Junior Composition. Black and White
Honorable mention. Virginia Strange
Dancing At Recess" second mention,
Ruth Gordon. Sand Hill Near Bon Air:
third mention, Virginia Jackson, The
Human Fly"
Junior Landsca pe-Honorab men
ton. Dewey Hughes: second mention,
Dorothy Bluce: third mention, Annie
Briggs; fourth mention, Monica Frisch-
korn.
Junior Draped Life-Honorable men
ton. Theresa Pollak. Little Miss W.:
second mention. Katharine Cary. Small
Colored Boy; third mention, Virginia
Strange, Girl in Evening Dress;
fourth mention: Florence Harrison,
Junior Stin Life. Color-fIonorab
mention, Jane Strudwick; second men
ton, Marion Meredith: third mention.
Eleanor Kirk.
Beginners-First mention. Cary An
derson; second mention. Guy Dunlop:
third mention. George Klsc
Junior Still Life. Black and white
Honorable mention, Dorothy Bruce
second mention, Ruth Gordon: third
mention Agnes Bull!
Beginners - First mention. Mabel
Dodson; second mention. Agnes Chris
EXHIBITI0N Rest M.
:. HISTORY OF CLUB
The exhibition OF students work
which mas been held Al the Art Club
for the past two weeks. and is Just
closing. Is one OF the best in the hts
tory o: the club, and promise for
even greater things in the future The
work on exhibition covered almost
every phase OF art including drawing
and painting, composition, illustration
modelling and design from lie. por-
trait and costume model, still life and
nature. in The mediums of charcoal.
pen and ink. chalk. pastel. water
color. oil plastercine and clay. In
Judging this work a number OF things
nave to hc taken into consideration
such a : The age OF the pupil the num-
her ~ years. he has studied and the
frequency OF his lessons VIVA, would
be very poor work from a crown-up
would often be indicative of eNce2-
tona! genius when dom. by a child
The work Of the chldrcn-that IS.
those under sixteen years OF age
was perhaps the mos, interesting on
exhibition. on account OF the freshness
and originality Of it's point of view
Especially interesting are the iunior
compositions In charcoal, oil and mas
tel, some OF The best Of which were
done By Virginia rage. Virginia
strange. Ruth Gordon and Dorothy
NC Wv. H'l interesting CO'nDOSl-
ton showed Captain John Smith piant
Ing a cross on the sight of Richmond
the same rude cross which has since
been replaced by the stone one on
CANDLES Hill.
GOOD WORK DONE ny
STILL LIFE CLASS
In the junior still life class there
was exhibited some notably good work
by Cary Anderson, Marian Meredith
John Taylo. and George Klisc
Easily first in junior modelling wer.
two little girls, Helen Laughlan and
Dewey Hughes. These youthful sculp-
tors had several pieces on exhibition.
including portrait heads from lfn
pottery designs and copies from tho
antique.
Near the pottery exhibition hung
i've framed pictures OF peculiar inter
est They were the originals for Inc
Richmond Calendar. which made It's
debut here two years ago, and mas