The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-01-19
'HOOSie1- Art
Salon VIII
DruzC Clubs

Special club days have been ar
ranged through Mrs. Frank F.
Hummel, Chicago, chairman for
the Hoosier salon, Jan. % to Feb.
6, at Marshall Field galleries, in
Chicago.
Mrs. Hummel is assisted by Mrs.
Carl P. Hubbard, vice-chairman,
and Mrs. James l.. Saylor, college
chairman.
There will be a reception and pre-
view at $3.50 next Saturday night for
guarantors, contributors, prize dom
ors, patrons and special guests of
honor, when John G. Shaffer, presi-
dent Of the Hoosier Salon Patrons
Association, will speak.
Out-of-town visitors, artist men,
bers and Hoosier residents of Chi
cago are invited to view the adj
ministration building for the 1888
Century of Progress exhibition at
2:30 Sunday. Members Of the asso-
citation also are invited to inspect
the art treasures of the Vincent
Bendix gallery Sunday night at the
former home of Mr.. and Mrs. Pot
ter Palmer, on Sheridan road.
Luncheon Planned
Marshall Field 81 Co. have ex-
tended an invitation to all artist
members, out-of-town patrons and
special guests of honor to attend
luncheon in the Wedgewood room at
1890 Monday. @. r. Schaeffer will
be host, and speakers will be an
nounced later.
Daughters of Indiana of Chicago
will hold a tour at 2:30 Tuesday
with Mrs. Edward A. Canine, Terre
Haute, president of the Indiana Fed
Grafton of Clubs; Mrs. Hamet d.
Hinkle, Vincennes, chairman Of the
fine arts department of the fed
Grafton; Mrs. Harry Lee Beshore,
Richmond, chairman of the art de-
partment of the federation, and Mrs.
John T. Wheeler, president of the
Indiana Federation of Art Clubs,
lmong the guests of honor.
Purdue Association of Chicago
Hill hold a luncheon Wednesday,
followed by gallery tour at 2:3O
Saturday. The Indiana Tri-Kappa
sorority will hold a tour at IL and
luncheon in Wedgewood room at l.
Mrs. Merrill Davis, art chairman, is
in charge of arrangements. Miss
Halle Borz, grand president. will be
guest Of honor with council mem
bers. and DR.. Allen Diehl Albert will
speak.
Butler Alumni to Meet
Butler Alumni Club of Chicago
also will have luncheon at 1890
Saturday in the Mission Grill. Gill
bert Fuller, president: Mrs. Allen
K. ingalls,, Mrs. Clifford Browder
and Mrs. Hope w. Graham will
be hosts, and DR.. Walter S. Athearn,
university president, and Mrs. At
hearn, and Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton
U. Brown will be honor guests.
Chicago Alumni of Indiana uni
versity will have luncheon in the
Wedgewood room at 1890 the fol-
lowing Saturday, in charge of Wal
ter j. Matthews, president, with DR..
William Lowe Bryan, university
president; Dean Agnes Wells, James
M. Sheldon and Major General Roy
d. Keehn, Illinois national guard,
honor guests.
De Pauw Tunchenu ArranooJ
Other college groups who will
hold luncheons on the same day
are Franklin College Club of Chi
cago at 1890 in the Walnut room,
No, /, with acting President Rob-
ert H. Kent and Mrs. Kent as
guests; De Paw Alumni AsSoci-
alton of Chicago at / in the Wal
nut room, No 2, with Mrs. Edward
Rector, Dean Katherine Alvord,
Bishop Edwin Hughes, Roy o. West
and DR.. w. w. Sweet, guests, and
Earlham College Girls Club at
1890 in Mission Grill, Dean o. M.
Ross and Mrs. Ross as honor
guests. Former graduates of Hano-
yer college also will assemble for
luncheon arranged by Mrs. H. G.
Lorenzen.
Indiana State Teachers Associ-
alton will sponsor a lunhceon at
1890 in Walnut room No. 3 with
President Linnaeus N. Hines and
Or. Willard Robinson as guests.
De Paw Alumni Association also
will have as guests the following,
who were former students at the
university: Reynolds Selfridge, In
dianapolis; Mrs. Sallie Hall Steke-
tee, Grand Rapids; Homer C. Da-
visson, TT. Wayne, and Clay Kelly,