The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-28

Mucsnno snou..a enthusiasm .man .,i has u..tsss been teachers and children of the Lakeview school over the art exhi- bition, which is to take place at the school on January 31 and February 1, and 8.
 The Lakeview School Improvement association has arranged with the El- son Art Publication company for an art exhibition of 200 pictures. Realiz- ing the refining influence and inspir- ing atmosphere which art brings, this busy body of women are forming plans for four delightful days, when the children and the general public may feast their eyes upon this rare collection of excellent copies of the original masterpieces. The pictures are collection of carbon photographs. photogravures and prints fin full color, and have been selected by art experts. One of the great objects of picture study is that of opening the eyes to the beauty all around which an ar tist's trained eye perceives. while 1t is missed by others. This is the es- sential service of all great men-to draw us up in some measure With all of the impressive mass of outline and all of their harmony of light and shade, these wonderful pictures will hang for the pleasure and profit of an appreciative public and the Lakeview School Improvement association, through it's committees for this oc- casion. are confidently anticipating the cooperation of the parents of the children. the friends of the school and art lovers in general.
 The admission fee, which is a nom tnal one is the source from which it Is hoped that some of the pictures may be purchased for the school; to be hung in the school and with which the children may become familiar, thereby educating the children along artistic lines.
 Mrs. George Connors, general chair man, has, in addition to the pictures which are to be hung, arranged for the staging of IA living pictures, copies of the originals also. These living pic- lures are to be copies of the master pieces of Sir Joshua Reynolds, Van Dyck, Rosa Bonheur, Le Brun, Raphael and others, and the children of the school will be presented in these in teresting roles The living pictures will v
 Mrs Connors has announced her committees for this occasion as fol- lows
 Reception Committee = Chairman, Mrs R. T. Putnam; Mesdames Frank J. Rushton. F. C. Engelhardt, R. c. Reddus, Charles Scott, M. L. Falk, Clement Gazzam, F. H. Lallande, J.. R. Thames, J Sandman, Oscar Fur ner. H. w. Fowlkes, E. P. Solloman, M. H. Shropshire, Owen Gillespie, A. R. Forsythe, Warner Shook, H. M. Stiles, Preston Blake, Copeland, H. L.. Badham and Prentiss B. Reid.
 For Hanging the Pictures-Chair- man, Mrs. Everett Meade Mrs. James McLester, Mrs. l.. K Mackey, Mrs Ferd Caheen. Mrs. Henry M Edmonds, Mrs. w G. Harrison Mrs. Felton Vim berly, Mrs Robert Jemison, Jr., and Mrs. P. H. Lallande
 Living Picture Commttee-Chair- man Mrs, George w. Connors; Mrs. Paul w. German Mrs William M. Sterling J. Foster, Mrs. Allison Low erthal, Mrs. J. H. Lehman, Mrs. Will Ham Walker and Mrs. William M. Jor- dan.
 Ticket ommittee-Chairman Mrs. Max Winkler; Mrs. c. T. Brazelton, Mrs. Inglis Beatty, J. T. Doster, Mrs. James Norris, Mrs Frank Barnett.
 
 Berk.l Mrs. Louis Pzitz, Mrs. Josh kantrowitz, Mrs. Lee B. Well, Mrs. R. Pittman and Mrs. T. M. NAsbitt.
 Publcity-Mrs. Oscar R. Hundley
 On the afternoon of January 31, from to 5 o'clock, there will be an aft ernoon tea, to which the general pub lie is cordially invited. The joint chairmen for this interesting occasion arc Mrs. N. L. Mewhinney and Mrs. F. l.. Martin. The following will also be in the receiving line, welcoming the guests: Mrs Ferd Caheen, Mrs Charles Nice. Mrs. Allison Loventhal, Mrs. Sam Friedman, Mrs Robert Hood, Mrs. Hubert Scruggs, Mrs. Josh Kan trowitz Mrs. Godfrey Goldman, Mrs. Jerope Tucker Mrs. Samuel T. Bar nett, Mrs. J. W. Oden. Mrs. Mark Eis- man, Mrs. Morris Berk, Mrs. w. J. Penhallegan. Mrs. L. K. Mackey, Mrs. Franklin. Mrs. Wingo.
 On February and ? the following g beautiful living pictures will be staged by the children of the school:
 Age of Innocence,'' Sir Joshua Key nolds-Mary Leary.
 Infant Samuel" Sir Josua Reynolds s William Cooper.
 Miss Simplicity" Sir Josua Rey- nolds-Josephine Connors
 Portrait of Madam Lebrun and daughter, Lebrun-Louise Montgom- cry and Edith Roll.
 Cherry Ripe,v Sir John E. Millais. --Jane Meade.
 The Broken Pitcher Grenz-Caro- line Barbara Winkler
 "The Girl with the Muff and Hat Lebrun--Sylvia Pizitz.
 Children of Charles l." Van Dyck