NINTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION

1923

PROVINCETOWN ART ASSOCIATION

INCORPORATED

FOR SERVICE AND QUALITY

ARTISTS’ MATERIALS OF ALL DES CRIPTIONS

FAVOR, RUHL & CO. NEW YORK BOSTON CHlCAGO

IF YOU WANT PURITY OF TONE AND TRUE COLORS, ASK FOR

DEVOE ARTISTS OIL COLORS

IN TUBES

THE OLDEST COLOR MAKERS .ESTABLISHED, 1754

DEVOE & RAYNOLDS CO. NEW YORK CHICAGO KANSAS CITY

I .

tional Bank The Fi CAPITAL STOCK, $50,000.00

cetown

SURPLUS AND PROFITS, 68,000.00 ohn A. Matheson, President Horace F. Hallett. Cashier

Isaiah A Small. Ass’t Cashier Banking Department Savings Department

on interest the our FIRST OF EACH MONTH Safe Deposit Boxes

Money deposited in o r Savings Department placed

SEAMEN’S SAVINGS BANK PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

INCORPORATED, 185 1

Money Goes on t the First Day of Month

Geo. F. Miller, President William H. Young, Treasurer Willis S. Rich, Assistant Treasurer

JOSEPH PERRY Groceries, Provisions, Vegetables

Dealer in

Fruit and Fresh Meats of All Kinds Perry Market, 14 Bradford Street Tel. 51-2

CUTLER PHARMACY The Nyal Quality Store

PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Tel. 13-2 289 Bradford Street

SAM’S REPAIR SHOP Automobile Repairing

Goodrich Tires and Tubes Bradford Street, Provincetown

GEORGE ELMER Drawing and Painting in

The Cape Cod School of Art

SEASON OF 1923 July 2d to August 25th 1923

Instructor, CHARLES W. HAWTHORNE Director, HARRY N. CAMPBELL

SUMMER 'SCHOOL DRAWING AND PAINTING

E. A. WEBSTER, Instructor June 1st to October 1st

Winter Class in Europe, 1923-1924

VERHEYDEN COLORS

MADE FOR ARTISTS IN U. S. A.

The Sea Chest A. AUSTIN DUNHAM

Modern Art Antiques 178 COMMERCIAL STREET

ARTISTS' MATERIALS

H. N. CAMPBELL

OF ALL KINDS AT CITY PRICES

35 CENTS A COP

The Provinceto Art Association

Article II. Objects an The objects and te and cultivate the urposes of this association sh

f Provincetown a permane

works of art and to promote the advancement of art by means of ocial intercourse between artists and those interested in the arts.

Members. Section 1. Membershi association shall be divided follows: a Associate membe $2.00 per year. b. c d. Life members--$50.00. e. f.

Contributing members-Dues-$5. 00 per year, Sustaining members-Dues $10.00 per year.

Patrons-Any person contributing $100.00 or more. Benefactors-Any pereon contributing $500.00 or more.

WILLIAM H. YOUNG INSURANCE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION

Representing the Leading Companies of the World

Losses Adjusted Promptly

Provincetown . . Massachusetts

ARTISTS’ MATERIALS DEVELOPING

and Printing aphic Post Cards

W. G. STIFF

The Adams’ Pharmacies Provincetown and Sagamore

Are the Up-to-Date Stores of the Cape Visit Them

WHOLESALE ICE AND RETAlL CRAWLEY ICE COMPANY

The Advocate Gift Shop Opp Town Hall, 267 Commercial St., Provincetown

Gifts, Souvenirs, Stationery, Post Cards Hand-Colored Local Photographs, Cape Cod Fire Lighters

Caps Cod Windmills, and Aeroplane. ‘Cape Cod: New and Old”, by Agnes Edwards, Thorean’s Cape

Cod, Jos. C. Lincoln’s Cape Cod Books, The Mayflower Pilgrims, by E. J. Carpenter ; The Provincetown

BRITTANY WARE Book, by Nancy W. Paine Smith, 1.95

Provincetown Motor Sales Co. LINCOLN FORD FORDSON

Sales and Service 200 Commercial Street, Provincetown

D. C. STULL AMBERGRIS KING

Manufacturer of

Finest Watch and Clock Oil on Earth 465 COMMERCIAL STREET

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

Tel. 134-6

ICE J. G DeRIGGS

.94 Bradford Street, Provincetown

rs’ Garage uipped on Cape Cod es and Accessories

Trucking, Auto Hire e Con. HUDSON RY STATION

278 COMMERCIAL’ STREET PROVINCETOWN

OVER SEAMEN’S SAVINGS BANK

People’s Market E. J. DAVIS, Proprietor

Vegetables, Fruit and Groceries Meats at a Small Profit

133 COMMERCIAL STREET THE STORE OF LIFE AND PROGRESS

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN ILE PARTIES FRANK E. POT

SEASON MAY 29 TO OCTOBER 1 Private Baths and Modern Conveniences

Especially adapted to the wants of the Automobile Tourist GEORGE A. MERRILL. Proprietor

ATLANTIC HOUSE PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

NEW OPEN AIR DINING ROOM LOBSTERS OUR SPECIALTY

I. G. IRIS, Proprietor

The Monument House BY THE MONUMENT

TRY A MEAL IN OUR OPEN AIR DINING ROOM

PROVINCETOWN, CAPE COD, MASS.

PILGRIM HOUSE PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

H. L. & M. A. EASTMAN, Proprietors Rooms with or without bath

A Fine Home-Like Hotel with Comfortable Rooms and Exceptional Table

’GARAGE CONNECTED WITH HOTEL

-

Tree Tops: Studio Gift Shop Gifts for All Occasions

PIAZZA TEA ROOM Bradford Street, East End

RED INN on the water PROVlNCETOWN EUROPEAN PLAN

ROOMS WITH BATHS

AT THE WEST END OF THE TOWN NEAR WHERE THE PILGRIMS LANDED

Dining Room overlooking the Harbor Make and Luncheon Arrangements m Advance

Garage and Chauffeurs’ Accommodations

MISS MARION WILKINSON

Tel. Provincetown 50

MRS. M. MacDONALD Table Board Home Cooking

OPEN ALL THE YEAR ROUND

300 A Commercial Street Tel. 91-3

PROVINCETOWN WET WASH LAUNDRY

Tel. 123 155 Bradford Street

AT THE END OF THE BUSS ROUTE WEST END OF TOWN

Mayflower Ice Cream Co., Inc.

Service and Quality

House Orders Taken. Free Delivery Telephone, 26-4

Mackins’ Bathing Beach (Formerly Ellis')

AT THE WEST END Now under New Management

Suits and Caps for Sale or to Let Bath Houses to Let

Refreshments of all kinds served while there

Visit Waneta, Mystic and Crystal Gazer

Have your Palm read fast, Present and Future Revealed

Provincetown Art Association Incorporated

Founded 1914

NINTH ANNUAL

EXHIBITION 1923

July 1st to September 3d

Jury and Hanging Committee Charles W. Hawthorne, N. A. E. Ambrose Webster George Elmer Browne Richard E. Miller Max Bohm John Noble Ross E. Moffett Adolph Blondheim W. H. W. Bicknell William H. Young Nancy Ferguson Tod Lindemnuth Elizabeth Thomas Charles A. Kaeselau

OPEN DAILY 9:OO to 12:OO M. 1:OO to 5:OO P. M.

ADMISSION, 10 CENTS FREE ON SUNDAYS, 1:OO TO 5:OO P. M.

President-William H. Young. Honorary Vice Presidents-Cha

Webster, George Elmer Browne, Ric

Corresponding Secretary-Harry Treasurer-Willis S. Rich.

Judge Walter Welsh, Dr. Perc Frederick C. Boynton, William H.

Miss Sarah S. Munroe, E. Potter, Mrs. Henry hn Adams, Mrs. Grace

Simeon C. Smith, Chairman; E. Ambroae Webster, Mrs. Mary Stull MacIntyre Mrs. Walter Welsh, Mrs. Melzar Chaffee, William L’Engle, Miss Florence Waterbury, Mrs. Grace L. F. Hall, Mise Mary Eaton.

house Mrs. Charles W. Hawthorne, Chairman; Mrs. Percival J. Eaton,

Miss Isabel D. Boynton, Mrs. Horace Deland, Mrs. Stowe Phelps, John Noble.

Entertainment Mrs. William H. Young, Chairman; Harry N. Campbell, Miss Sarah

S. Munroe, Mrs. Richard E. Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Frederic McKay, Mrs. Mary Stull MacIntyre, Mrs. George Elmer Browne, Capt. Henry Hall, Edwin W. Dickenson, Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Winslow, Dr. and Mrs. Percival J. Eaton, Mrs. E.. A. Webster, Miss Nancy Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Days, Jr., Dr, and Mrs. H. E. Hiebert, Gerrit A. Beneker, Miss Florence Waterbury, Mr. and Mrs. Stowe Phelps, Mrs. William B. Bangs, Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Crooker, Mrs. Walter Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, Mrs. E. W. Watson, Mrs. A. W. Blondheim, Mr. and Mrs. William L’Engle, Mrs. Ross Moffett, Mrs.

12

harles E. Kaeselau, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Boynton, Mr. ds, Mrs. Joseph A.

and Mrs. William Days, Miss Elizabeth Zorach, Mrs. Max Bo

. Eugene W. Watson, Mrs. Charles W. ll, Miss Agnes Weinrich, Max Bohm,

Mrs. Henry Mottet, Ch ; Horace F. Hallett, John Noble.

Edwin A. Grozier Mrs. Alice G. Grozier William H. Young, Mrs. Anna M. Young John D. Adams Miss Anne Drake Donaldson Dr. Percival J. Eaton Mrs. Emily C. Eaton Henry J. Winslow Mrs. Henry J. Winslow Rev. Henry Mottet, D. D,, Frederick C. Boynton Conrad W. Crooker Mrs. Caroline Brewster Crooker Miss Sarah S. Munroe Mrs. Frances E. Deland Mise Florence Waterbury M i Charlotte S. Cullen Frank A. Days Frank A. Days, Jr. Joseph A Days Mrs. Adele Rogers

Howard F. Hopkins

The Provincetown Art A Exhibition in a

activities to be held during the Exhibition will bring the artists and their public together in a friendly way. By the Art Lec- tures and Concerts, and frequent dances, all the Arts will receive homage within this Museum, of which Provincetown is so justly proud.

er, 1923, Exhibition

Launching of a Boat 11 Ross Moffe

14 Edith Catli Portrait of a Child

15 William Zo

17 Edwin Reeves Euler. Still Life

18 John Noble. The Ship’s Wake

19 Alice I . Howells. Boats of Provincetown.

20 Robert Ball. Palisades 15

21 Richard E. Miller. J

22 George Elmer Browne.

23 Randolph LaSalle

25 Charlee W. H 26 Benjamin Co

27 James B. Hopkins. Lotus Land

28 Charles W. Hawthorne. Spring Afternoon

29 Charlee W. Hawthorn

30 Ida Maynard Curtis.

31 Gerrit A. Beneker. “We have toiled all the

32 Katherine Liddell. Flower Study

33 Katherine Liddell. Petunias

34 O. Coltman. The Wilows 35 Ludevico Andraud. The Pool near the Dunes

36 Adolphe Blondheim. Sketch

37 Tod Lindenmuth. Manta’s Wharf

38 Charles W. Hawthorne. The School

39 Ella M. DuPuy. Portrait of a Young Girl

40 Tod Lindenmuth. Dunes

41 Elizabeth H. Howland. Winter

42 John C. Whorf. African Road

43 Martha Earl Crocker. Portuguese Mother and Child

44 Susanne Irwin Haymaker. Drying the Nets 16

The Red Umbrella

52 Pauline P 53 Marion C. orne. Fall Flowers

Neighbor’s Barn

59 Florence B. The Petrels, Dock, Nantucket

60 Charlee K

62 Elizabeth H. Mid-Victorian

63 Harriet B.

64 Lawrence

65 Ellen Ravenscroft. Sails

66 V. B. Rann. Boats at Low Tide

67 Edith Harrison. St. Johne River Dock

68 Marjorie Conant. A Piazza Portrait.

69 Henry S. Eddy. Little River 17

70 Colin A. Scott.

71 Lytton Buehler. Mr

72 Julie Mathilde Mor 73 Harold Putnam B

74 Frank Carson. Na 75 Joseph Meirhaus.

76 Mary Locke Bre

77 I. H. Caliga.

78 E. Ambrose Web

79 Anne Wells Mung

80 Lydia S. M. Robi e Unkempt Garden

81 Elizabeth H. How Garden Flowers.

82 J. M. Foster. Still L 83 Harriet F. Bain. The Butterfly Bush.

18

3 Coulton W

5 Tod Linden

Lowry Day, Normandy

he Palm San Remo

12 Evelin Bodfish Bourne. Boats and Wharf

er in the Garden

Montagne des Maures

Chateau dans lee Maures

Print R 1 W. H. W. Bicknell.

2 Margery Ryerson. Ka

3 W. E. W. Bicknell.

4 Margery A. Ryerson. Mary

5 W. H. W. Bicknell. Snow 1923 6 Margery A. Ryerson.

7 W. H. W. Bicknell.

8 W. H. W. Bicknell.

Margery A. Ryerson. Music No. 2

September in the Dunes No. 2

10 Marylka Modjeska. Eucalyptus Trees

11 Carl Wingate. Ponte dei Sospiti Venezia

12 Marylka Modjeska. Hotel on the Beach

13 Carl Wingate. The Roaring Forties

14 Adolphe Blondheim. Pastel drawing

15 Evelin Bodfish Bourne. Quince Blossoms

16 Frank Carson. The Parish Church, Bermuda

17 Josephine Mast. Flowers.

18 Anne Gregory Ritter. My Father-in-law. 20

Mears. Mrs. Elizabeth Mears

Mears. Breton Peasant

(The Artist’s Mother)

Pig Went to Market” e Little Mother.

5 B. Lillian Li

19 Case in ce gallery containing hand made

Prices of Exhibits obtained at desk

21

BROWN’S ORIENTAL SHOP SANDWICH GLASS

273 COMMERCIAL ST,, OPPOSITE TOWN HALL PROVINCETOWN

Matheson’s Department Store

Ladies’, Gentlemen’s and Children’s CLOTHING

Where you can have all your needs supplied in

Boots, Shoes and Furnishings Ladies’ and Gentlemen’s Custom Work a Specialty. Style,

D. A. MATRESON. Proprietor fit and fabric guaranteed.

HOOKED RUG SHOP 72 COMMERCIAL STREET

ELIZABETH AND COULTON WAUCH

J. E. ATKINS

Furniture, Carpets, Hardware DEALER IN

Woodenware, Picture Frames, Window Shades Mattresses, Etc.

PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

W. F. SILVA Meats, Groceries, Provisions

FRESH CREAM Tel. Con.

First Expedition Second

Hill which the Indians ran up. Where the first Expedition spent the first night. Spring where they drank their first New England water. Where they built their signal fire.

h. Where the second night was spent and the kettle sunk in the pond. i. Deer trap in which Bradford was caught. j. “Plaine ground fit for the plow.” k. First mound opened, which proved to be a grave.

Map of First and Second Expeditions of Mayflower Pilgrims at Cape Cod, Nov.-Dec. 1620

Provincetown TABLE BOARD Bakery By Day or Week

Bread, Cake, Pastry Mrs. Mary MacInnis C. W. Burch, Jr., Prop’r. 24 Commercial Street

West End

JAMES J. PERRY

Contractor Clark’s Bakery Cement, Lime

and Mason’s Supplies 54 Bradford Street

226 Commercial St.

J. E. CLARK, Proprietor

Pilgrim Lunch Manuel M. Prada Steam and Hot Water

Heaters Plumbing and Tin Work

Home-Cooked Food Lobsters and Clams

a Specialty Oil Heaters and Cooking

217 Commercial St. Stoves Opposite Town Hall

J. S. JONES, Prop’r

ESTATE J. A. RICH Scudder-Kee Co.

Ladies’ Ready to Wear Shop

Dealer in

Choice Family Groceries

Confectionery, Cigars, To- bacco Tea and Coffee

and Provisions

Provincetown

WILLIAM TARVIS LEWIS WOODS GROCERIES Fancy Fruits

and PROVISIONS Cigars and Cigarettes Commercial Street First Class Stand

At West End, Provincetown 194 Commercial Street

CONSOLIDATED WEIR CO. FROZEN FISH AND BAIT

PROVINCETOWN, MASS.

W. H. YOUNG, Treasurer E. N. PAINE, President

Cape Cod Cold Storage Company

Provincetown, Massachusetts

Colonial Cold Storage Company Provincetown, Massachusetts

FROZEN FOOD FISH

L. PICKERT CO. SALT AND CANNED FISH

Provincetown, Mass.

WILLIAM B. BANGS, Treasure JOHN A. MATHESON. President

Fisherman Cold Storage Company Frozen Fish and Frozen Bait

Provincetown, Massachusetts

PROVINCETOWN ART SHOP 373 Commercial Street

J. C. HERRING, Proprietor

CESCO’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

213 BRADFORD STREET

ESTATE OF T. A. HIGGINS Lumber and Building Materials

Beaver Board Telephone 150. Hilliard’s Wharf, Provincetown

J. D. HILLIARD COAL, WOOD, AND CHARCOAL

KING ARTHUR FLOUR Tel. 133 337 COMMERCIAL STREET

LOAM! LOAM! Don’t neglect your Garden, Cemetery Lot or

Lawn this Year Use Morris’ Rich Loam

J. S. MORRIS, Distributor, Provincetown, Mass. Tel. 203--15

OLYMPIA FRUIT STORE CHOICE FRUITS

CENTRAL CASH MARKET Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables

Head of R. R Wharf

We carry Taylor’s Ice Cream

Manuel Goncalves, Proprietor

389 Commercial Street

W. S. Birge, M.D. 5 Pearl Street

Tel. 90

E. A. DeWager, D.M.D. 303 Commercial Street

Tel. 93-3

F. O. Cass, M. D, Ch.B. 284 A Commercial Street

Office Hours: 1 to 3 P M.. 6 to 8 P.M.

Sunday by appointment only Tel. 60

H. LeB. Stalker, D. M. D. 315 A Commercial St

Provincetown

Daniel Howard Hiebert, M. D. 304 Commercial Street

Provincetown

Office Hours: 2 to 4, 7 t o 8 P M.

Telephone : Office, 75. Rea 118-2

Antiques Mrs. S. M. Young 375 Commercial Street

C. P. Curley, M. D. 234 Commercial St.

Provincetown

George T. Corea, M. D. 176 Commercial Street

Office Hours:

2 to 4 , 7 t o 8 P . M.

Tel. 18

MANUEL SILVA First-Class Groceries

Teas, Coffees. Butter, Meats and Vegetables

Fishermen’s Outfits 153 Commercial Street

JOS. S. SILVA Staple and Fancy

Dry Goods Masonic Ball, Commercial St.

Provincetown

H. M. MALCHMAN

Up-to-Date Clothiers and Haberdashers Hats, Shoes, Etc.

301 Commercial Street, Provincetown

Provincetown Light and Power Company

Furnishers of Light and Power PPOVI N CETO WN, MASS.

E. F. McDONALD. superintendent

J. P. SILVA New York Fish Market

All Kinds of Sea Food

ADAMS’ GARAGE

Official A.L.A. Garage Good Service

(Successor to Curley’s)

J. D. Adams, Jr., Manager PROVINCETOWN

R. A. JENNINGS Heating, Plumbing and piping

Stoves and Repairs, Tin and Sheet Iron Worker Concrete Walks, Curbing and Bulkheads

237 Commercial Street, Provincetown

E. D. CROWELL JOSEPH AGNA Carbonated Signs and Show Cards

Beverages at Reasonable Prices

Provincetown Provincetown

Compliments of W. W. Taylor

ICE CREAM Priscilla Gift Shop 210 Commercial Street Provincetown, Mass.

MANUFACTURER Wholesale and Retail

JOSEPH NUNES JOSIAH L. YOUNG General Trucking Automobile

Renting 249 Commercial Street Pianos a Specialty

Tel. 93-2 PEARL STREET

THE NICKERSON H. C. CURRAN GRANITE WORKS Pneumatic Tools for Letter-

ing and Carving Machine Polishing Established 1876

Provincetown, Mass.

FINE MILLINERY

241 Commercial Street

E. O. SNOW & SON Columbia Records Goulart’s Garage

Grafanolas Auto Repair Shop Supplies Seashore Novelties

and Toy Boats 261 Commercial Street 146-148 Bradford Street

F. A. DAYS & SONS General Contractors

COAL, WOOD, LUMBER. DOORS, WINDOWS AND BLINDS, LIME. CEMENT. BRICK

Builders' Hardware of All Kinds Paints, Oils, Varnishes and Glass

Telephone Provincetown. M a s s

Building Materials of All Kinds. Plumbing and Heating Supplies

AVILA BROS. CARPENTERS and BUILDERS

COATRACT OR DAY LABOR BEAVER BOARD SPECIALTIES

Scrcens and Scroen Doors made to order. Reasonable Prices

Cabinet Work, Etc.

Tel. 135 218 Commercial St.

WILLIAM M. RAMOS GARDNER

Special attention given to the care of Lawns and Gardens

276 Bradford Street, Provincetown

FRANK G. ROSA 90 Commercial Street

Groceries, Fruit, Candy, Peanuts, Cigarettes, Cigars

BURCH'S MARKET Pure Food Products

S. S. Pierce Co.'s Specialties C L BURCH & SON

Tel. 134

at Reasonable Prices

Ye Old Colonial Sweet Shoppe ICE CREAM, CANDY

LUNCHEONETTE SODA, CIGARS, CIGARETTES

Cape Cod S. S. Company Boston and Provincetown S. S. Dorothy Bradford

eaves wharf, 400 Atlantic Avenue, Boston, Daily 9:30 a. m., arrive Provincetown, 1:30 p. m. Sundays and Holidays, 10 a. m., arrive Provincetown, 2 p. m.

eaves Railroad Wharf, Commercial Street, Daily, 330 p. m., arrive Boston, 7:30 p. m. Sundays and Holidays, 4 p. m., arrive Boston, 8 p.m. Daylight Saving Time.

Music, Refreshments, Staterooms Telephone Fort Hill 4255

Provincetown to Boston

Subject to change without notice.

Round Trip, $2.00

ESTABLISHED FIFTY YEARS

Newcomb-Macklin & CO. Picture Frame Makers

233 Fifth Avenue New York

Distinguished Hand - Carved Designs Antique Reproductions

Superior Tones and Finishes Extremely Moderate Prices

STOCK FRAMES FOR OIL PAINTING

Always on Hand in All Regular Sizes For Immediate Delivery

MAIL ORDERS Receive Careful, Prompt, Individual Attention

George A. McCoy, Manager Catalogues sent upon request

ART GALLERIES and WORKSHOP State & Kinzie Sts., CHICAGO, ILL.