The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26

, questions affecting tho Pueblo In.
dlans. A few evenings before de-
parting for tho east. Colonel Twitch.
Ell was presented with n superb
painting OF the Sanctuario at Chi
mayo from the brush Of Mr.. Gerald
Cassidy OF the santa Fe art colony.
The presentation was made by n
group OF friends who thus sought to
express their appreciation OF Colonel
Twitchcli's successful efforts TO make
tho santa Fe fiesta not only n great
and unique community event but an
episode OF national Importance. A
number Of these friends called at the
house OF Colonel and Mrs. Twitcheli
and formally presented tho painting.
which had been selected In a unique
way. Some twenty painters OF the
Santa Fe group zach submitted a
painting 90 he hung M an exhibit In
two Of the alcoves of the Museum.
Colonel and Mrs. Twitchcll wero In.
vitod 20 select from this array Of
fine pictures the one which appealed
TO them most as n permanent add
tiun to their home. n was evident
that 4 was not easy for them to make
a choice, but hocuuse Of early RHso
citations NJ Colonel Twitcheli with
the region In which the g%anctuarlo
81 located, and also hccausc tho artist
expressed 30 beautifully and polr-
nantly the spirit of the country and
the ASPECT Of the sanctuary. tho
choice finally fell upon that paint.
ing. The presentation address was
made by CHIEF Justice G. J. Roberts.
followed by short talks and expires
siona of appreciation OF Colonel
Twitchel's unsclfish civic endeavors
by other prominent citizens. Those
contributed to tho purchase N
this fine token were tho following.
Honorable Frank Springer. Frank
Andrews. Gustnvc Bnumann. William
Benchum. j. q. Bakos. g. 4 Bishop,
Closson. J. r. Collins. Dr. Paul n.
Clements, j. e. Casscll. Gerald Cas-.
siiy, j. A. Davis. Charles T.. Doll,
Henry Dondahl. n. n. Dorman.
Walter NJ. Uauburg. T.. O. Essen.
lohr, \. }. Griffin. Julius ". Gerdes
.~GardonHky, Thomas =. Gable. Eva
s. fonyes. Joseph Foster, NJ. -; r..
w Fiske, NJ u; Dr. Edgar T.. Hcw
eft. Florence A. Hughcn Reed Hollo.
a T. \ .Ilainca. r.. Dana johnson.
w. :. kaunc. Daniel Kelly Walter
lindhardt, Jake Levy, A. w. Ice.
Robert w Lynn. James ~. McClln.
took. g. 4. Mardorf. 4 Mngicr. vii
lard Nash, Il. !. Ormsbcc. John
Pflucgcr. Mrs. Mary Prince. Benja.
min II Pnnkcy, sheldon Parsons. G.
5. Rnwlcs, Mr.. aud Mrs julius Rolls
hovcn. Nicholas Roorich, 9. !. Rob.
erts. A D. Ronehan. w. G. Sargent.
Stafford. ~ STEMS :. Spitz. John e..
underwood. Mary n. Van Stone. Carl
O.. WuOlcy, Pau; 4. r. Walter. a. O..
Wiley. Colonel c. g.. Winnla. T.. l..
Wardlaw. j. IL watt. Francis &.
Wilson, j. B wood. n. .Nontz.
New Landscape by Cassidy.
In accordance with It's offer to
hang fran limo 20 SLIM. Ga L. Ia..s.
ufIl lobby the works OF such local
painters as cared to exhibit. the First
national bank has Just hung "a land.
scnpC by Gerald Cassidy giving n
glimpse Of the magnificent Red
River canyon In Taos county, which
was visited by the artist and a mum.
her of friends this month after the
san Geronimo fiesta. II h. tho latest
painting from the brush OF this well
known artist and Is one uf the best
pictures hc has yet produced. In the
Foreground flows the stream thanked
by meadows and u~nderbrush, from
which rise tall white. harkod aspcnF
n their golden autumn glory. The
hills which form part Of the Sangre
q" ifistu are crimson from the
setting sun n beyond them bends
the dark blue sky There is n unity
in the composition and a harmony
IN the greens and yyilows placed
N'''HA hN' NlhN lENi OF the nils n
Sky, which make the painting a de.
light to the eve.
Mr.. Frederick webb Hodge Of tn.
Museum ~ the American Indian. who
has completed this spason's work In
the excavation ~ Huwikuh near Zuni
which hc began several "a ago.
lett Santa re on TUESDAY cvcninr
brtuhDr rs Tor New York city. IN,
work at liuwikuE during tho mast
summer and fan has been especially
truthful - results which Will cnabI,
Mt lt"dF" 10 place quite a|c,urLtci,
within "a f"w years perhaps the dnt.
OF th, founding OF IiHwIHuh and 10
trace IT'S cultural history donnltpl,
n't1rc the coming Of tho Spanlnrds
~ was evident. too. that the pucbl,
was occupied for quite a time afc,
the Spanish conquest. Mr.. Hodp,
promises % complete resume 81 th,
results uf his work during tho ms
Two Years for early publication IN
vi nnl1cio" The article Will be N
lustf1t"d with photographs taken l.,
ms expedition. or course. "a NOR,
.Nnlum'uous ana more detailed rapor
VIII %" published also hy the Museum
~ the American Indian which Ia
FINANCED this important expedition.