The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-04
JUNE A, 1882
Sculptor,
Artist in
Exhibition

AS a feature Of the first American
joint exhibition to be held June )
TO II in the studios OF E. II. DAN
ielS. sculptor. and Joseph NJ. Hem
ninger. artist. at 700 East Maple
road. a series OF social events will
be sponsored by several leading
groups.
An open house and tea will mark
the first day Of the exhibit. with
Earl ByerS. artist. giving the GAL
lery talk. HoStesSeS for the after
noon will be Mesdames George
Philip Meier. Horton Humphreys.
Burke Slaymaker. Robert T. Miller
and Mrs. Grant Powers, writer and
illustrator. Of New York.
The Junior League will have gall
lery attendants throughout the
week under the Craftsmanship Of
Mrs. Robert A. Winslow, chairman
of the arss and interests committee
Of the league.
Calendar Announced
The calendar for the week is as
follows: Monday. Mrs. A. NJ. Gall
Sayles and Charles Weiss; Tuesday,
Mrs. Sylvester johnson Jr. and Mrs.
Charles Latham: Wednesday. Misses
Rosamond Van Camp and Caroline
Sweeney: Thursday. Mrs. Winslow
and Mrs. Addison Parry: Friday.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox and Mrs.
Louis Haerle. and Saturday, Misses
Ruth Hodges and Mary Louise Min
nick.
The indianapolis associate chap
ter Of Tri Kappa sorority will spon-
sor a tea Wednesday with Mrs. Jo-
seph w. Walker as hostess and
Mrs. Ross Ewert and Mrs. ]. II. Al
bershardt as co-hostesSes.
Tea Is Scheduled
On Thursday afternoon from :
to 5 tea will be given by the
Tudor Hall Alumnae Association,
Mrs. George Calvert, former
member OF the John Heron Art
Institute faculty, will pour at a
tea to be sponsored by a group
from the institute from 3 to 5 Fri
day afternoon. Miss Virginia Ru-
dolph will be hostess, assisted by
Misses Ruth Lindenborg. Kathryn
Demaree and Margaret Kent.
The art department of the
Women's Department Club will be
hosteSSeS Saturday. From to 4
series Of short talks will be given
according to Mrs. Paul T. Payne,
chairman OF the clubs art section,
Robert T. Miller will give the gall
lery talk.
Student Work Also
The exhibit will include work OF
Daniels and Henninger as we'll as
student work of Ted Randall, Ar
thur Baumiester and Misses Mar
garet Graham. Kathryn Paden and
Josephine lockwood
Among Daniels exhibit will be an
imaginative piece, THE Birth OF
the Indiana Limestone Industry"
which has won national acclaim.
Other pieces are an architectural
frieze. La Sale Entering Indiana
Territory; a smaller panel frieze,
and a half lifesize model Of st.
Francis of Assist, founder of the
Franciscan order. He will also
show portraits Of Joseph Conrad,
Tarus Bulba. the Brothers Kara
mazov. Captain Lars Patterson.
Miss Maude Kuhn. a head study
and a warrior head.
Won Culver Prize
Two paintings which will be
among the principal exhibits by
Henninger are And Models Call
This Work" a painting which won
the Culver Military academy prize
in the 1882 Hoosier Salon, and a
portrait Of F. o. Belzer, widely
known Boy Scout executive.
Portraits to be shown by Hennin-
ger include those Of Robert Allen,
foreign representative OF the Chi
cago Civic Opera Company; Miss
Martha Slaymaker, Kelly Gardner,
3-year-old son of Leo Gardner, In
dianapolis attorney; Miss Alice Ar
mold. Robert T. Miller and Miss
Dorothy Driskell Of Chicago.
"A Pair of Black Aces, portrait
OF a Negro boy, a composition
study. a Brown county landscape,
are two other oils which the painter
will show Water color work viii
include scenes in Morocco and
Spain done while Henninger was
abroad on a foreign scholarship.
Local scenes in water color work
also will be on display.