The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-12-10
PRIZE AWARDS
ANNOUNCED FOR
HOOSIER SALON
Patrons Association viii
Hold Annual Event
in Chicago.

The Hoosier Salon Patrons Asso-
citation has announced the jury and
list OF awards for the Eleventh An
nuaI Hoosier Salon 10 be held at
the Marshall Field Galleries. be-
ginning Jan. 26 and continuing
through Feb. 0.
The association viii give TO the
city or town in Indiana sending in
the largest number Of new member
ships in the organization, picture
Valued at $3.50. The picture may
zoe selected by a committee chosen
~ the winning city. The COMPETE
ton will close Jan. 30.
The jury for the judging Of the
various prize groups will consist OF:
Robert Macbeth, president OF
Macbeth Galleries, New York City;
Russell Button, vice-president OF
Arthur Akerman Co., Chicago; Ed
ward j. Snyder, president OF +. II.
Bresler Co, Milwaukee; Elmer A.
Forsberg, member of the teaching
staff of Chicago Art Institute; +.
r. Harper, president of the Chi
cago Association Of Painters and
Sculptors; Edward T. Grigware,
OF the Chicago Academy and the
Oak Park League, and Charles Kill
gore, member Of the art stan OF
the Chicago Tribune.
Donors Are Listed
The prizes and donors are:
For outstanding picture OF the ex-
hibition, $500, awarded by John G.
Shaffer, Chicago; for outstanding
piece of sculpture, $500, awarded by
Mrs. Catherine Barker Hickox, New
York City; Thomas Meek Butler
Memorial prize for outstanding land
scape in oil, 5000, awarded by Mrs.
Thomas Meek Butler, Tulsa, Okla;
Edward Rector Memorial prize for
best Indiana landscape in oil by
native of Indiana living in the state,
$500, awarded by Mrs. Edward Rec
tor. Chicago; Frank F. Hummel Me-
mortal prize for best autumn land
scape in oil, $3.50, awarded by Mrs.
Frank F. Hummel, Chicago.
For the best landscape in oil por-
traying a beauty spot along the ILL
nois Central route in Indiana, Law
renee A. Downs, Chicago, will award
500: for the outstanding portrait in
oil. $500 awarded by the Indian
apolis Star; for outstanding portrait
Of a child done in oil, 500. awarded
in the name of Orphan Annie by
Harold Gray, New York City; for
outstanding work submitted from a
parochial school in Indiana, either
by teacher or pupils, 500. awarded
by Peter @. Reilly. Indianapolis; for
second best work in above class, $40,
awarded by Mr.. Reilly; for out
standing work of art by a woman ar
fist, $1,000, awarded by Muncie Star;
for outstanding figure composition
(not nude) in oil. 500. awarded by
Daughters of Indiana in Chicago.
Legion Offers Prize
For the best picture in oil done
by an ex-service man, the Cook
County Council of the American
Legion Auxiliary will award $50;
for outstanding water color, $50,
awarded by John T. McCutcheon,
Chicago; for best group of etch-
ings, $50, awarded by Frank S.
Cunningham, Chicago; for out
standing still life of flowers, done
in oil, $50, awarded in the name of
Orphan Annie by Mr.. Gray.
The Tri Kappa Sorority Of In
diana will make a selection pur-
chase prize amounting to $3.50; the
Chicago Associate Chapter OF the
Tri Kappas will make a selection
purchase prize Of SIS, and the Art
League of Indiana State Teachers
College, Terre Haute, will make
selection prize of $3.50.
The HoOsier Salon Patrons AS
ISOLATION will make the selection of
the membership award prize pic
ture from the group at a price OF
$3.50.