The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-07-14

into the GOODNESS 81 the parlorN OF the
Elks' clua. with ,nvlting chairs and
couchcs from whence nay feast
TIE artistic soul In the exhibit OF pic
lures now on display. there II a are
treat % which many Albuquerque
people have awaited themselves this
week. To Aihuauerqueans. accus-
omr as they are to the best IN art,
this collection n 81 particular inter-
est because u j. a foreign collection.
and because 5Er. E. Knight o. this
city IL a brother OF one OF the foremost
artists 81 hts group u celebrated
British artists from the famous New
iyn colony near Cornwall. England.
Tho pictures have been on exhibition
on the western coast and Mr.. and
Mrs. knight and Mr.. Simpson %rocesv-
ed gold medals for their work huns
at the Panama cxoositiva In 1918.
TIE COLLECTION y brought TO this city
through ar. knight ard a number Of
local art lovers.
The painters Represented In tnis
group are Laura knight Harold
knight S. .. LAmorna Birch. chas.
W. Simpson. Gertrude Harvey. Har-
old Harvey. Eleanor Hrghcs and Il.
IA. Hughes. Mrs. Knights work in
cludes 4 number Of very fine water
colors-one or tho mos. striking be-
Ing "A Walk In the C~ornheld.' and
her child sketches. 'ichildren on the
Beach" 81. Ives. Cornwall Bath
ing from the shipway." Boys and
Boats" st. Ives and CORNWALL"
have beer much admired.
Harold knight a four which i'm,
mediafely call the attention. they are
10 restfui IN pose and eoloring-knit-
ting, Music. writing. and Reflections,
arc the titles OF these.
AIR. s j. Lamorna Birch has the
most extensive exhibit. There are
about thirty water colors represent
Ing a wide range OF landscape paint
lnss. A num5er Of pictures are dar-
Ing in their coioring. sr.ch as The
Dewar Stone on the Piym River" and
The Rocky Stream while his best
effects are reached in the quieter
tones Of "A September Day on the
Bella, Westmoreland.' and I'm the
Cleaning" Two Of the larger paint
ings calling forth much comment ere
"a Breezy Day" "Old quarry az La
norma" and The Lamorna Valley
from the quarry"
Chas. w. Simpson Is represented ~
four large oil paintings. Chief OF
these are the duck studies. FOR which
he il noted.
Gertrude Harvey has three which
are discernible al ono in similarity
% roloTsng Snd theme. They are.
"Sear 81. Bunyan. Cornwall" The
stoaey Farm. Cornwall" and The
Edge OF the Moor While Harold
Harvey adds TO the collections three
portraits. "A Cornish Boy" "A Corn
ish Girl" and Annie"
Perhaps the most striking OF Eie-
amor Hughes work IL "A picture Noel
nebog," North Wales. which is beau
tlfui In coioring and detail.
n. M. Hughes a one which has
called forth particular comment. II
j. In cold gray tones and - entitled
winter" and radiates an air OF cold
ness which makes II a fitting climax
90 the collection before making ones
way pack TO h w~ork-a-day world
and the hot pavements Of the street
The exhibit Is free 10 all who care
to see il. and those who nave not
agailed themselves Of this opportunity
should do so az once a. II win only De
spen a couple OF DAYS longer-each
day from 10 a. m. 70 8 y. m.
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In Honor OF Miss Watson.
About twenty-five young ladies
were the guests OF Mrs. !. j. Mize, SIC
South Walter street Friday evening
in honor OF her neice. Miss Maurine
FEafuon 80 -frAifufer OKLA
The living and dining rooms were
beautifully decorated ia the national
colors. the color scheme being ear
ried out In red, white, and blue sweet
peas.
The guests enjoyed one round OF
lively interesting games. besides mu-
sic.
Delicious refreshments were served
Assisting Mrs. Mize were Mesiames
Watson. Horton n Randolph COOK
q q
Aragol- Marcs.
Felix d. Mares Of Albuquerque. and
Miss Paulina Aragon OF las Vegas
were married at 7 o'clock Thursday
night az the Methodist parsonag
REV. Ray SPOTS Dunn performing h
ceremony. which was witnessed by
Bonifaclo Madrid and Mias Amelia
Martinez. Mrs. Mares b. a popular
young lady Of Las Vegas, and her
wedding last night came a. a surprise
10 her many friends. Mr., Mares n
a Young business man Of Albuquer'
que. and is quite well known here lie
Is a son Of the late Rev. Felix D.
Mares. who was a minister OF 'he
spanish Methodist Episcopal church
OF this state. Rev. Mare last pastor
ate was at Ciayton.--ias Neges Opiie.
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Address, ~ White KibiOncr.
Three addresses by Mrs Florence
Eweii Atkins will be heard by local
audiences tomorrow. MS Atkins wiz
arrive this evening an vaughn Ne"
Mealco, where she has been the CUES
the past week Of the state president
OF the ". c. T. a., Miss Harriet
henderson. A committee Of local
White Rtbhoners viii greet the dis-
tInEulshed visitor n attend To her
Measure while In Albuquerque. the
irat address will be 10 the soldiers az
Camp Funston tomorrow morning AT
s.a9 o'clock. The chaplain OF me
state guards. Rev. Randolph COOK
has offered the sermon hour 20 MTs'