The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-06
SAFE OF FINE PICTURES
COSsy0IssEURs ACTIVE AT INDIANA
ART EXHIBIT.
Apfreciatfon OF Attractive Canvases
VIII Close Friday.

Txere was rejoicing at the Indiana art
exl3oit at Tomlinson Hall yesterday be-
Cage OF the sale in the morning OF a num-
beIssof valuable pictures. The Flower Mis-
sio,. under whose auspices the exhibit is
being held. as well as those who more d.
reeSy have the exhibit in charge. felt that
theSsale Of the pictures was an indication
thsssxhibit was finally being appreciated.
I.Fring the ten days the exhibit has been
Cpl there has been a decided feeling
aEsag both artists and managers that
the4 efforts have not been appreciated.
Th7 feeling has somewhat changed, how
evsk. during tho past few days, when the
atttadance grew steadily. Mr.. Emil Die.z.
OF Shis city, was the heaviest purchaser
an secured some of the jewels of the ex-
hify- Mr.. Dietz bought Woodland. North
cry Michigan. by ]. E Bundy, of Rich
sogs colors and delicate tones for which
thiF talented artist is famed; Charles Con-
no5ts San Gabriel Valley" a most pleas
haeo style. and J. Otis Adams's Late
Afternoon, October" which Is a most at
trsftive example Of the popular Indianapo-
fnls white Wings" was sold to Harry B.
Gs3s, and Z. 3. Peck purchased John b.
Grssnes grotesque design, Halloween"
r. "a. Grueiie and has some most att psee
tiyf poster and decorative designs in the
fnumber of the other pictures have been
soIs. the buyers not yet wishing to be
knxxn- finer opportunity for those con-
tessplating investing in beautiful pictures
has never beer before offered to the In
disSapoiis public, and a number of the
mfTt pleasing paintings at the exhibit have
prfpective buyers.
WILL CLOSE FRIDAY.
J.le news that the exhibit will close next
Frilay evening was received with regret
ye4erday at the hall. But the pictures
mat be packet and the hall made ready
fofs the silver Jubilee of Bishop Chatard.
WITCH begins Sunday. and the managers
hate decided that II will not be possible
foa them to clear the hall unless the work
cofmences early Saturday morning. This
de- sion shortens the exhibit which was
ak lady too short. so that there are but
thfse days more that IT will be open.
D6ysbtless man, who have postponed their
WAY OF the pictures until now will find
20 ksatisfy THEN own interest but at least
fos1 the sake or the charity which is sup
pctefng the exhibit. they might have been
enNlyfng for the past ten days.
Hist night at the exhibit the High School
ppz ils attended and the Manual Training
ara Shortridge High Schools were renre
sezeed by the loyal students OF each insti-
tu,kon- The affair was made quite an en-
tofftble social event. The hall was hung
wsfi the schools colors. and what time
va not devoted to the pictures was spent
in Siancing. Tomorrow evening will be
Bexler night and a large attendance of But
le,$students and friends is promised
y1is evening Mrs. 3. j. Brash, Mrs A b
CT yer. Mrs. Frederick Alexander, Mrs r
G Barry. Miss Harriet Eitel and Miss
FTtrence Jones will act hostesses I'm the
JaEanese garden. Tea was served there
yfSterday afternoon by Mrs. Don Price
Hawkins, Mrs. Guy Hawkins, Mrs Albert
TlSmpson. Mrs. Louise Burckhardt and
Ma Mary Reaume. This afternoon Mrs
Cl3rles NJ Walker will be in charge again
V?sa number OF assistants.