The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-11-03

MIS-. James /. hamlllls CIldlGL44dAi
Of the exhibit committee. announces
that A collection OF pictures on dis
play during November will be those
o. William Forsyth. A collection OF
novelty pictures by Miss Ethel Lo-
masney, Chicago. Minneapolis ano
indianapolis. will Be shown.
From Monday 10 Nov. 10 the art
department will observe national
fine arts week. Mrs. Harry J. Berry
is general chairman in charge OF
the program, and will be assisted by
Mrs.. Frederick Albershardt. chair
man OF the literature department;
Mrs. Helen Talge Brown. chairman
OF the Ten O'Clock group; Mrs wal
ter S. Grow. chairman OF parlor tax
groups, and Mrs. ALVIN I. Coats
chairman Of pilgrimages-
Mrs. Owens to Speak
Mrs L. d. Owens will speak before
the parlor talk committee Of the art
department on Art Features Of His
toric indianapolis" at Thursday at
the home OF Mrs. Paul T. Roch-
ford. Mrs. Rockford, at the tea
following the lecture, will be assist
ed by Mesdames r. o. icAlexander,
H 3. Burnet. Harry r. Watson. A.
NJ. Shouse, A. T. Wickes, C. FREQ
Klee. Edgar r. Eskew, E. II. katter-
henry. Herman H. Sielken, Walter
S. Grow and W. P. Morton; Misses
Florence Bass and r. Katherine
BcesOn.
Mrs. Harry j. Berry and Mrs.
Alvin T. Coate announce a tour OF
the state library and historical
building in observance OF national
Cine arts week for members and
their guests at IL Friday. The tour
will be made under the direction Oh
Edward w. Pierre. architect Among
subjects considered will be the mural
paintings by j. Scott Williams, the
stained glass windows Of the hall
with their significant design. the
sculptured panels. the system Oh
lighting, OF housing books and man
uscrip,s and indexlng-
Tho following committee will as
sist lars. Berry and Mrs. Coate:
Mksdames Harry r. Watson. Roy
W brandt. Isaac Carter, John X.
-urfv. Arthur Dewey, Eugene Foley,
Bet S. Ciadd. c. Fred Klee, Edward
7, PedIOw. A. c. Rasmussen. EV-
erett NJ. Schofield, George P. Stein
metz and oscar L. Watkins.
Art to Be Viewed
The Ten O'Clock group. Of which
Mrs. Helen Talge Brown Is chair
man. Will observe national fine arts
week. AT 2:3O Tuesday the group
will visit homes of the city with
speciaI art collections, among them
the home OF Frank Q. Daily TO see
an unusual collection OF the WORKS
OF art Of Indiana artists.
On Wednesday the Ten O'CLOCK
croup will hold its regular meeting
at the home Of Mrs. H. B. Burnett.
The program as outlined for the
year features Indianapolis art. The
program for the day Will be Around
the Circle" Mrs. Edward l. Ped
low: Indiana State Soldiers and
Sailors NlOnuIueuls NAAS- dA -
PAYNE, and Indiana Military Mu-
scum" Mrs. Harry j. Berry.
The committee assisting Mrs.
Brown will include Mesdames H. B.
Burnett, Hugh j. Baker. E. A
Brown, Roland B. Daley. L. NJ. Ed
wards. Paul T. Rockford, Holie A.
Shideler and L. P. Robinson
Members Of the literature and
drama department will hear Mrs.
Demarchus Brown talk on Victor
Hugo and His Works" at ? Wednes-
day. Mrs. Frederick c. Albershardt
will preside. Miss Maxine Moore
VIII sing.
Mrs. Oscar NJ. Pittenger. tea
hostess. Will be assisted by
Mesdames Lewis A. Coleman, E. l.
Cothrell. John r. Curry. E H. Oar
rach, Henry =. Dithmer. Charles E.
Ferguson, Charles w. Field. j. H.
Hellekson. Howard J. Lacy. Rob-
ert b. Malloch. William Sinner, G..
B. TAYLOR. William S. Tomlin and
o. L. Watkins.