Arizona republican., 1914-05-17

of America Mrs. Herman Hall, Mrs EveNett Pattison. Mrs. Harry L. Keete, Mrs. John B. Sherwood and Mrs Pauline Palmer will be heard in five minute speeches. The art conference for the afternoon meets at 3 o'clock in Fullerton hall in the AArt Institute. when there will be an address of welcome by William M. R. French of the Art Institute. to be followed by talks on Art Study Programs by Mrs Charles Spooner:
 Slides for study of American Art" Mrs Howard T. Wilson; Civic Art" Miss Anna Maxwell Jones; I"Art Exhibits for the Vest pr
 Minnie Howard: The Pottery Ex- ItibIt," Mrs Anna Mercy. and "Household Decoration Exhibit,' Mrs. Roland P Murdock Then will come an entertainment of forty-five minutes, music symphony. The Moor Dudley Crafts Watson, illus trated with slides and piano.
 The headquarters for the art de- partment will be Thurber's art gal lery on Michigan avenue. near the q shown exhibits handled bv the de- rartment, while their literature viii be there distributed. and members u the department will be in at tendance for daily conferences with all who are interested in the work. Not the least important feature of i the art department will be it's tour to the arts and crafts workshops and studios at Park Ridge the tour , to the Midway studios, the exhibit
 ot arts and crafts in Kalo shop on 1 Michigan avenue, and an exhibit of ! civic art. and last but not least the 1 Gaily tours to the Art Institute where competent guides will usher visitors through the many rooms. | I he institute will be open at all | times to club women wearing badges
 and the tours will be from l2 to , : D m. and from , to D. m. Those 1 who delight in the perfect grace of 1 Greek sculpture, from which all the world has drawn her art inspiration.
 may see excellent copies of the
 Al.hrodite de Milo the Apollo Bel 1 Nidere, of the portions of the Par | thenon frieZe which still remains under the violet skies of Athens, or
 may in imagination stand on the ! Acropolls looking at the Caryatids , that adorn the Erechtheum. for these are reproduced here. Still more the
 visitor may marvel to think what must have been the masterpiece of phidias when only a casual line in the "Baedeker'' of that age refers to
 the Hermes which in its little room al olympia displays that marvellous beauty that makes the visitor feel that he stands in the holy of holies.
 This. too. in copy, may be seen in
 the hall of Greek sculpture
 |. But quiet is needed for contempla-
 ton of Greek art. Pictures, with
 their color, are more attention com
 polling. The least interested in art
 cculd not but pause in the Henry
 Field room before the sturdily built
 peasant girl who, while the sun
 peeps above tine horizon, fOrgets tho
 days toll before her in The Song
 of the Lark" by which name Jules
 Breton styles his picture In this
 room Van Markle is seen: also Rose
 Bcnheurs cattle; there is a Corot
 too, and others of the Barbizoi
 school equally notable and pleasing
 Wander into another room and set
 Shrey CTS frantic fleeing horses, be fore the burning barn: Bougereau
 Gathers, chaste and beautiful. dis
 paying the master skill in painting
 ;ntc ha ,f h1r 1a nf he broad stairway is a collection O
 cid masters Raphael, Botticelii
 Rembrandt. Franz Hals and others