Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-06-19
Notes of Interest
From State Museum

1..se,.L cosasspospsncs % MORNING jousnAl
Santa Fe, June 1S.-Mrs. George p.
bradley today became a member of
the Archaeological society.
Harry Berlin, "a New York artist,
has taken a studio at the museum.
lie is the latest addition to the Santa
Re art colony which now numbers
about a score of distinguished artists.
Erwin Myers, a Chicago artist, came
in from Tesuquc, where he has been
painting the past few weeks, today.
At the home of Director Edgar l..
Uewett. at San Diego, the San Diego
branch of the Archaeological institute
held its last meeting of the season.
Papers were presented by the follow
ing: THE Use of the Museum at the
Exposition" Mrs. Florence de Y. Nor
gan: art at the Exposition of 1916
bv Miss Alice Klauber; 1.-THE Vision
arv Drawings of Albert Plasschaert, ="
bv G.. e. DeVries. and New Fields
of Archaeological Research" by DR..
Edgar L. Hewett. The members of
the san Diego Museum board were
guests of honor
Mrs Katherine p. Heald of Alhu~
auerque, today enrolled for the sum
mer school, on the Puye, in August.
Rev. and Mrs. w. A. Stone, of Madi-
son, Wis, where Mr.. Stone is chap
lain of the University of Wisconsin
have arrived in Santa Fe for months
archaeological work. They will make
trips to Pecos, the Rito de los Fri
ioles Puye and Chimayo
The illustrated bulletin of the
Cleveland Museum of Art, just re-
ceiyed is devoted entirely to the new
museum and art gallery, which it
took three years TO build.
Hundreds of visitors thronged the
museum yesterday though only 50
registered, as follows: William r.
Gentry, wife and sons. G. F, Thomp-
son, Mrs j. A. Tally, Miss Vota Voet-
ter. MI and Mrs William Moore. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred w. Drosten. st. Louis;
r. G. Smith, Blytheville, Ark; II. A.
Hatfield, Moberly. Mo; l.. II. Roberts
and wife, Maysville, Mo. Mr.. and
NJ IL |
son, ST. Louis: Mr.. and Mrs James
Castillo, Liberty, MO. Alma Schatz,
Mrs +. A. Nielsheimer Thomas Gill
lespie, Edward l.. Dillon, Marcy =.
Brown. Anna Laura Matthews. DR..
and Mrs NJ. T.. Haggerty. Mr. and
Mrs F. A. Bolton. Mrs w =. Smith,
St Louis G.. II. Field and wife, Balm
L 70
Naldosta Ca; T. A. AlcHsn, Macon,
Ga, Or. Henry S Colding. Savannah
Il. &. Lumden, Vienna, Ga; DR. A.
X. Crum. Mrs. S. F. Crum, Cordele
Ga: II. r. Palmer, Athens. Ga, y.
w. Peck, Covington, Ga. a. S Har-
vev, Rome, Ga; L. l.. Stronger MARI
eta. Ga: w r. Rogers. Jr., Macon
Ga. j. d. Warrell Atlanta, Ga; T.
r. Ramsey Dublin, Ga; Grand Com
mandcr Robert Lee Willy, Thomas
Vile, Ga. Past Grand Commander 4.
G. Miller Waycross, Ga. Deputy
Grand Commander J. w. MurelI. At
lanta. Ca; Josiah T. Clarke, wife and
daughter, Augusta, Ga; II. NJ. Fletch-
er. Jackson, Ga; j. G. Symmes, At
lanta, Ga. Mr.. and Mrs. w. 5. Rich
ardson, Atlanta, Ga; f. j. stephens,
Ga, Mary Pettus, Nash
vile, Tenn; j. w Sparks, Albany
Ca, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Spearman,
Admission. Ala. Rev. and Mrs w y.
Stone Madison, Wis. Paul H. Dob
bins. Atlanta Ga; Miss Rebecca
Casaus, Salome Stateson, Mrs n. NJ.
Cudabac, Albuquerque; i. Hedberg,
Kildare, Okla; l.. Altmayer, New
ark. n. j.: p. p. Cuitman and wife, |
Tuscaloosa, Ala; Mrs. Clara Noss, :
Tenn; Mrs. \. T.. Hoop
er. Chattanooga, Tenn; w. j. Sew
ell Hamlin. Tex; f. G. Wooton, j. r. !
Wooton, Montoya: Louis p. Firehull, (
Hassell, n. NJ; H. Carlson, Denver
Ralph Spicer, c. f. Spicer, Mrs. c. |
Z spicer, Joliet, H. Miss Lancaster,
Richmond, Ind; Allan Hunter. Prince
ton, n. j.; l.. j. Lujan, Mexico CITY !
X. Spencer, Ojinaga, Mexico; Mr. and
Mrs r. w. Dantzler, st. Mathews
S c.: H. S. Jones, Milledgeville, Ga !
J. William Edward, Chama; w. \.
Cameron, Albuquerque; r. ]. Griffiths,
Wrexham, North Wales, England.
This is the last week for the ex-
hibt of the five English artists, some
Of whose pictures have sold recently
fer as much as $4,000. Mrs. knight,
Harold Knight and Mr.. Birch being
world famous as painters of landscapes
as well as nortraits