Arizona republican., 1915-09-18
AN EXHIBITION
 0F LOCAL ART
Woman's Club Will Again Have Charge of That In teresting Feature at State .Fair-Southern California Will Be Represented.

| The second annual Arizona art ex- hibition will be held at the Arizona l State Fair, November 1920 and like 1 the initial exhibit last January will i be given under the auspices of the art department of the Woman's club, | Mrs C. F. AinsWorth, chairman. l The importance of last years eX- | hibit could not be recognized more conclusively than by the fact that the | club has not only received the CO 1 operation of the state fair in the un- | dertalling, but that the fair considers | it and is featuring the exhibition as one of it's attractions. The commit tee in charge, headed by Mrs. Aims worth comprises Mrs. w. k. James, secretary, Mrs. II. E. Wilkinson, Mrs. w. C. Foster and Mrs. Dwight B. Heard. The judges will be Mrs. Jes- sic Benton Evans, Miss Kate Cory and Maynard Dixon while serving on the jury of selection will be Mrs. Ainsworth. Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Emery Oldaker, Mrs. Roy Thomas and Miss Noble
 There will be an invited exhibit from southern California collected by Benjamin Brown, who is officially connected with the Panama Pacific International exposition
 Mrs. Evans will exhibit her Little Lace Maker" now at the exposition and MT. DiXon's Arizona sketch that was awarded a bronze medal will also be in the Arizona exhibition as will be d group of Kate Cory's In dian studies.
 The conditions of the art exhibition have been compiled by the commit tee in charge and with the list of premiums have been arranged in phamplet form by the fair officials IL follows:
 Original work only will be accept able for exhibition.
 The competitive exhibit is open to all artists.
 Entries not exceeding five in num- Der will be received from each in tending exhibitor and placed in the exhibition if favorably passed upon by the jury of selection
 Artists desiring to submit works for | the exhibition must file their names l before October 30, 1915. with the sec 1 retary of the art exhibition commit 1 tee. Mrs. w. K. James, East Me | Dowell road. Phoenix, Arizona
 Entry blanks may be obtained from l T. D. Shaughnessy, secretary, State i Fair Commission, Phoenix, Arizona.
 Transportation charges must be paid by the sender in both directions. excepting that return charges on prize winners will be paid by the fair commission. Storage in Phoenixl will be at the senders risk, although all possible precaution will be taken to insure safety. and special guard will be in attendance night and day at the gallery during the entire ex- 
 All classes of pictures intended for competition must be suitably framed
 Labels must be attached to the back )f the frames showing entry number.
 All entries will positively close No 'ember 9th, 1915.
 All exhibits must be delivered to the irt department in the Woman's build ng at the State Fair Grounds not ater than Friday, November 12th. 915, o'clock D. m. in order to be Saturday November 18th. at 9 passed upon by the jury of selection , clock a. m.
 Prices of work for sale will be on ile with the secretary of the commit ee and furnished on application. ( Each piece of china must be marked with the exhibitors number Cuse I tickers for number).
 No picture or article in this class will be received unless the above rules re complied with
 CLASS NO. 255
 Art Department
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