The Washington herald., 1922-06-11
Washington Artists Visit
Trinity College Gallery
Sisters Show Guests Famous Collectiou, In
cludins Celebrated Copies Of Mastss-
pieces and Many Orsinals.

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A new chapel just nv In proeess
OF erection Is being dscorsfec by
the Jesuit artist. Brother shoren
who arranged the harmonious set
ing Of the Interiors At oeorsetovn
Universfty.
ne ARA cs.s.
MI. Henry X Bask-Brc~n. re-
Gently elected president Of the Arts
Club. reports new plans for de-
veiopment in order TO make the
club more effective along art lines.
continuing the policy Of developinE
the art interests Of the Club and Of
Mr.. Bush-Brown IN expecting 90
spend the summer In Washington.
ss ne 10 occupied with the SOLDIER
lnsutute. a movement for the re-
hsbiiitstton Of the wounded SOL
diera for whom he Il orEanixinE .
&Anmer camp. where art teaching
VIII be a leading feature. with prac-
tice In nne and applied arts and
hendicrafts.
The Arts Club is onerinr a new
composition for mural decoration OF
the Board Room OF the Municipsi
Building In Washington II 10 open
10 all artists resident in the District
since last January. and will con-
tinue until December 1. 1874 The
design 10 To cali Tor an expenditure
Of not more than $4,000.
I.ssftufe sf ArcAiteet..
The hfty-hfth annual convention
Of the American Institute of Archt-
tects convened in Chicago the past
week. June Z. 8 and .. WASHINGTON
artists and architects were in at
tendance. z. c. Kemper, executive
secretary. is a washington man. To-
Gated at the national headquarters
of the Institute in the historic oc-
tsgon Building. 1741 New York
avenue northwest
Miniature Of Prestae.t.
Miss Filth Hindela whitehead. q
miniature painter. who has been
spending the winter here at the
Westminster and is well known in
New York and London. where she is
member Of the Royal Society Min
iature Painters OF LONDON. has Just
completed a new portrait Of Presi-
dent Harding in miniature The
picture which was painted from
sittings at the white House and is
said 20 please Mr. Harding i'm
mensely, has been on exhibition the
past week at Shaw and Browns
Miss Leila Mechlin. Secretary Of
the American Federation Of Arts
and editor Of The American Mag
I azine Of Art" is leaving town for
an extended European trip with q
small party.
known art writer living at the To-
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summer In the artist colony Of
Gloucester. Mass.
Madame Mcsreux Returns
= The celebrated French medalist.
Mime. Anie Mouroux- who last year
made a famous portrait medal OF
President Harding for the French
government, has returned to wash-
ington from New York. where she
had her studio. 10 become a nurse
at Walter Reed Hospital Nine.
Mouroux. who was the hrst won a
TO win the Prix de Rome in Paris.
since the establishment OF the COM
missions for medals Of Gen. Perish
ing and his son warren. the French
high commissioner. NJ. Maurice Cas-
enave. Of New York. and other IA
nous people. all OF whom she por-
trayed very successfully. besides
making a symbolic medal for the
American Shipbuilders Association.
| and another for the American Le-
gion- A rtists Of New York. as well
as those Of Washington. praised her
work highly and offered her their
studios, among others the eminen I
American sculptor. George Graz
Barnard. whose ''Cloisters" have
just been offered for sale IN New
York. a rare collection in a unique
setting. reported 90 have been pur-
chased by a Los Angeles buyer.