Evening star., 1921-05-15

Pile" Rose Crane Of the Better Homes
Institute, the art institute of Chica-
go. will give a demonstration of Art
in the Home" L. NJ. Churbuck: d.
fair, will speak on Art in State
Fairs" Miss Mary Powell, art de-
rartment of the St Louis Public Lii
brary. will speak on art in the Pub
lie Library John F. Braun. the
well known baritone of Philadelphia,
Alliance, will speaks on The Alliance
of the Arts"
Thursday will be devoted to the dis
cussion Of art from the artists point
bert Adams, sculptor of the MacMil-
Ian fountain in this city and other
distinguished work, will speak on
Sculpture" ]. Monroe Hewlett. well
known both as an architect and mu-
raj painter will speak on Mural Mural
and illustrator. will speak on illus
trations" John Taylor Arms, for
Terly of this city and now of Con-
necticut. who has made phenomenal
success of etching. will speak on
Albert Kelsey. architect of the Pan
American building. will give brief
illustrated address on Architecture.
The afternoon session will be devot-
ed to discussion of professional Art
SuCil dS flZcs, I1o" "
Promote the Sale Of Works by Amer
lean Artists" The Copyright Law as
Related to Art" Art Writing-How
Can it Be Improved and The
Handicrafts-How Can They Be En-
couraged."
Friday morning the general topic
will be Educational Work." Leon
Loyal Winslow of the University of
the State of New York. will tell of
The Art Education We Need" W.
A. Rogers, director of the School of
Illustration and Commercial Art for
Disabled Soldiers, will tell how this
school has been established under the
patronage of the federal board for
vocational training. and what ii is
accomplishing; Charles D. Norton.
one-time assistant secretary of the
Treasury and secretary to President
Taft. will give an illustrated talk on
The American Academy in Rome
of which he is a trustee: Stanley
Lothrop will give an illustrated ad,
dress on the Tiffany Foundation"
of which he is director. and Mrs.
Edward Mcdowell, widow of the
composer. will show pictures and tell
of The Peterborough Colony" The
session will be concluded by an in
formal talk by Rossiter Howard on
The Educational Work of an Art
Museum" Mr. Howard has many
friends in this city. having spent a
year or more here in 19l4-15. He
has since been educational director
of the Minneapolis Art Institute. and
now holds a similar position at the
Cleveland Art Museum.
The afternoon session on the same
day will open with a demonstration
of Methods of the Appreciation of
Music in it's Rotation to the Mu-
scum" by Thorn Is Whitney Surette.
illustrated musically by Mrs. Walter
Bruce Howe. assisted by three mem
bers OF the National String Quartet.
This will be followed by A general
discussion of Art Museum Problems
and reports from the several COM
mittees and election.
The social features on the program
are inspection of the Britaish arts
and crafts exhibition. the Corcoran
Gallery of Art on the first afternoon
and reception at the National CAL
lery OF Art. National Museum, on the
same evening. from 9 to IL o'clock,
the special attraction being the ex-
hibition Of war portraits by eminent
American artists. which are now on
view.
On Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Harding will receive the delegates
at the White House at 4:30 o'clock
and in the evening, from s to 10
O'Clock, the delegates are invited 20
the opening of the Pennel Whistler
collection at the Library of Congress
ON Friday afternoon at 4:30 the
delegates will visit the Philip Me.
mortal Gallery, and in the evening
the convention will conclude with 8
dinner at Rauscher's, at which the
principal speakers will be Phillip A
de Laszlo. the distinguished British
portrait painter, Cass Gilbert, pas
president of. the American Institute OF
Architects and architect of the Treas
ury annex in this city and the Wool
worth building. New York. Miss Vic
let Oakley, mural painter. the artis
OF the historical panels in the Penn
sylvania state capitol at Harrisburg
David Names. violinist and orchestra
conductor. organizer and director o.
the music school settlement in New
York: DIR. L. =. Rowe. director genera
Of the Pan-American Union.
On saturday. by special arrange
ment. the delegates will visit the Ma
tional Cathedral, Mount 81. Albaa: tn