New Britain herald., 1917-11-06
EXHIBIT VIEWED
 BY MANY ADMIRERS
Collection at the Museum Attracts
 Both Young and Old

l BrNpnS Wnlcn went on exhibition at
 the Institute Museum yesterday are
 of such nature that they will appeal
 to everybody, young and old. There
 are 103 pictures in the exhibition and
 each one Is a production of the high
 est skill in photographic art As dis
 played on the walls of the Talcott Art
 Room they show to the best advan-
 tage.
 The artists and subjects and their l catalogue numbers are as follows: By Hilda Altsehul, New York city. | Mo-. Country House; 2-The Til l lers: by Guy Boeche, New York City. 3-The Hudson By Night; by Fran cesco Bostwick, New York City, 4- The Quay-Volendam, 5-Still Life; by Alice Boughton, New York City, G. Portrait; by Mary F. Boyd, Chambers burg, Pa, 7-Berry Boy; by Fedora
 E. D. Brown; Grand Rapids, Mich, 8-out of the West; by Gertrude L. 6rown, Evanston. Ill.,, 9-From My Window, 10-The Legend; by Mar garet DeM. Brown, Jacksonville, H.,
 11-A Maine Doorway, 12-Portrait: Ruth Comfort Mitchell: bv Alice Burr, San Francisco, Cal, 1s-F1e- sole; by Helen c. Carpenter, New York City; 14-Hoosac River; by Dr. A: D. Chaffee, New York City, 15- Le Puy, Haute Loire, 16-Doorway Chinon; by Arthur D. Chapman, New York City, 17-Cables,. 1S-Portrait, 19-Patchin Place; by Mrs. Alice Choate, New York City, 2O-Colon- ade-Detail; by C.. W. Christiansen, Chicago, III, 21-From the Pre-His- 1 toric Man; by Mary Dale Clarke, Es- 1 sex County. N. Y, 22-The Crystal; 1 by R. H. Cummings, Worcester, Mass, 1 2S-Birches; by Dwight A. Davis, 1 Worcester. Mass. 24-A SQuiet Pool 1 95-My Neighbor: by Edward R. Dickson, New York City, .26-Under the Elevator. 27-columns, 2s-In Navy by Anna M. Dondo, Northamp- ton, Mass, 2s-Enfants au Bain; by William B. Dyer, Hood River, Ore- son, 30-The Spider, 31-The Frater- nifty; by Adelaide Wallach Enrich, ! New York City, 32-The Lookout 33 ! Chapel. Columbia University, 34- Bittersweet; by John Paul Edwards, | Sacramento, Cal, 35-Works-Early l Morning. 36-weird Grove of Death; by Herman Gabriel, Detroit, Mich, S7-The Corner; by Laura Gilpin, New York City, 3S-Gentle Snow, 39 Height of the Rockies; by Formanf Hanna, Globe. Arizona. 4O-Arizona Landscape, 1.-The Storhn; by Emily H. Hayden. Cotonsvie, Md, 42- Snowbound; by Bernard s. Horne, Princeton, N. J., 43-Sand Dunes, A Design, 45- Misty Morning, 4e- Design, 47-Design, Princeton; by Banche Hungerford, Batimore, Md, l 4S-Brooklyn Bridge; by Doris Jae- I ger. New York City, 49-The Gang I " H Charles H. Jaeger, New York City, 51 l -of a Past Century, 52s-spires of i Morlaix, 53-Dordrecht Cathedral; by Spencer Kellogg, Buffalo, N Y, 54-Rhythm in Nature; by w. R. Lat inner. High Bridge, N. J.. 55-Soli- tude; by Helen Comfort Landauer New York City, 5e-spring; by Maude l Langtree, New York City, 57-Old l Wharf in Brooklyn, 58-Gas Tanks, 1 East 23rd Street; by Charles J. Mar tin, New York City, 59-The Gateway, Winter; Holmes I. Mettee, Baltimore, 1 Md, 6o-Summer Landscapes; by H. 1 H. Moore. Brooklyn, N. Y.. 61-The l Waterfall; by Margaret Rhoades, Chi cago, H., 62-The Pent House, 63- Mukul, Son of India; by Isabelle Phe- Ian. Brooklyn, N. r., 64-Miss Kath- erine Mason; by W. H. Rabe, Oak land, Cal, 65-Moonlight; by Jane Reece, Dayton, Ohio, 66-Harmoni- ous Moods; by Dr. D. J. Ruzicka, New York City, 67-In Patras, Greece, 68 Schaaf, Indianapolis, Ind, 69-Wil-
 lows; by Carle Semon, Cleveland, O.,
 70-Blowing Storm; by William Cor
 don Shields, New York City, 71- Doorway of St. Patricks Cathedral; by Clara E. Sipprell, New York City, 72-Mother and Child; by Guy Spen- | cer, New York City, 73-Portrait of An Old Lady; by Marcia Stein, New York City, 74-Brothers; by Karl struss, New, York City, 75-Niagara, l 76-The Cliffs, Sorrento, 77-Metro- politan Tower, Twilight; by Eliza I beth Talcott, New York City, 78-Still
 Life 79-Landscape; by Berthel Tan
 ner, New York City, SO-Mother and
 Son; by Augustus Thibandeau, Mag
 ara Falls, N. Y, S1-Sail Boat, 82-
 New York City, 84-Midsummer in
 New Engand; Lucy Van wagenen,
 Orange, N. J., 85-The Slipper; by
 B. IT. Wentworth, Gardiner, Maine, S6
 At Anchor; Delight Weston, Blue
 Ridge, Maine, 87-Mother and Child,
 8s-Que1 Rire; Henry Edward Vest
 on, California, 89-Decoration, 9O-
 Portrait Group, 91-Violet Romer; by
 Clarence H. White, New York City,
 e2-Commencement Day, s3-Por-
 trait of Miss H., 94-Portrait of Sid
 ney Carter, 95-Portrait of a Boy, 96
 -DanGer 97-Illustration from Elen
 Holden, 98-The White Gate, Eve ming, 99-In the Bathroom, 1O0-
 Portrait of Clarence H. White, Jr.,
 1O1-Evening: by Eleanor w. Willard | T{o1 in l Vitre, 1O3-Catherine.
 New Britain is the only city in Con-
 necticut to have this exhibition and 1 of4nr hoinn shown here the disnlAV