New-York tribune., 1920-06-20

ings,. illuminated manuscripts, pho,.
graphs. bookplates and designs F;"s.
pictures purchased last year fo, as M
beginning OF permanent colls..;as
also are on view ''R
The officers of the Greenwich G.
ciety of Artists are: Leonard Ocht,.SS0- w
president; George Wharton Edw.rlsaa'
secretary, and William B. TubSs
treasurer. S'T
The ninth annual exhibition O, ~.
Art Association of Newport has h...
announced for the period from r,,-
II TO July 81. Works in oil. w.,..
color, miniature. pastel and small
sculpture. which have not been sbo,r
publicly in Newport before. will b.v.
space in the galleries OF the asso,,s
ton, rs Bellevue Avenue. Newnort ,
A prize Of SIS, to be known ss a..
Richard S. Greenough Memorial pr;,' '
has been offered by Mrs. Edith R6ns,
Thompson for the best picture in e.. e..
current exhibition in any medium a
prize Of S25, to be known as tho pa
Piles Prize, Will be awarded by nonn
lar vote.
Pencil sketches by William Glow
were exhibited at the Oradell Atblet;,
Club Friday from o'clock IN N.
afternoon until 10 o'clock in the eva.
ming. Half of the thirty sketches bv
Mr.. Glenn never had been shown nrsy,
ously. and the others were len. bv
persons owning them.
A committee of women sponsored IN.
exhibition. among whom were NJ,
David D. BELLS. Mrs J. W. Bells Mr..
Elmer Blauvelt. Mrs. Asahel Cham,
and Mrs. Joseph Robie.
Among the new sketches hv ~,
Glenn are several with local a,ns.,
The Birches,' "The End of Grow.
Street. The Old Barn" The Ro,S
to Red Bridge" The Flmsv srS
above the Dam" represent scenes /,
Bergen County. -
A summer exhibit of landseancs 4,
on view daily from II a. m. 10 y
at the exhibition rooms of the Cit,
Club, of New York. The pictures ar.
Spring by William c. Filter. "rh.
Deserted House" by Everett L. War
ner; Meadow Pasture" by c. p
Gruppe; Evening" by Ernest Lawson,
Boats at Gloucester by Hayley
Lever; October" by W. 6. Robinson.
October, by Joseph II. Boston; "Ths
Sun Bridge. Toledo" b. II. L. Hoffmsn.
",Squally Day. New England Coast
by George l.. Smillie; Autumn in In.
Catskills.' by William 5. Robinson:
"Sprlngtime Moonrisc' bv Henri
Golden Dearth, and "Clausens Swamp "
by Daniel CARRIER.
An interesting portrait group bv
Erving R. Wiles was on exhibition g,
the Knoedler Gallery last weel The
picture was Mrs. Clark and Her Two
Children"
The New Monterey Hotel at Asbu-y
Park Is showing a collection Of paint.
lngs and miniatures by Nicolas s. Mac.
soud. The exhibition opened yes,er.
day and will be on view until Septcm.
ber s.
Mr.. Macsoud is Syrian bv birth. and
now lives in BROOKLYN. He was nunil
Of the National Academy Of Desirl
and is a member of the BROOKLYN 50.
clcty of Artists, OF the Brooklyn So.
ciety of Miniature Painters. of the Sal.
magundi Club and the Arts Club, o.
Washington.
Among his miniatures arc lkonesse.
and Miss Theresa Bormman Many o,
the paintings deal with Near Eastern
subjects. They include "A Son Of the
Desert, The Sand Storm" "Camels'
"A Street Scene in Cairo Reading
the Koran "The Pyramid" and Ship
of the Desert"
Ferargil announces an exhibition o.
paintings by American artists at the
galleries, 607 Fifth Avenue. The artists
who have large canvases are J. H.
Twachtman, Frederick J. Waugh, R Z.
Blake,ock, ]. A. Wier. T. W. Redae,d,
Arthur b. Davis, Emil Carsen. Elmer
Scholield, Clifford Beal. Ernest Lawson,
Bruce Crane, Karl Anderson. Edward
Pothast. Erving Wiles, 4 P Ryder,
Carl Melchers, Childe Hassan Gardner
Symons, Albert Groll. William l.
Lathrop. R. Sloan Bredin Paul Dough.
erty Warren Davis. Theodore Robin
son, William /. Carrigan and Henry T.
Waltman.
Small paintings also are shown, the
work of Fl. a. Vincent, Lucille Howard
Arthur Crisp, W. J. Awkward, Norgsn
Colt. Ernest Roth, John Follinsbee,