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AllTOIt. LENOX ANDTILD!!N FOUNDATION"

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THE ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGOMic:biaon AYellue, oppooite Adams SIIeet

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UNDER THE JOINT MANAIGElloIIEJlITTHE ART INSTITUTEMUNICPAL ART LEAGUE OF CHICAGO

1912

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OF1911-1912

SDWARD AYER-ADOLPHUS C. BARTLETT-JOHN C. BLACK­CHAUNCEY J. BLAIR-CLARENCE BUCKINGHAM-DANIEL H.BURNHAM-EDWARD B. BUTLER-CLYDE M. CARR-HENRY H.GETTY-JOHN GLESSNER-FRANK W. GUNSAULU8-CHARLESL. HUTCHINSON-BRYAN LATHROP-FRANK G. LOGAN-R. HALLMcCORMICK-JOHN J. -MITCHELL-SAMUEL M. NICKERSON­HONORa PALMER-MARTIN A. RYERSON-HOWARD SHAW­ALBERT A. SPRAGUE,

EX·OFFICIO-CARTER H. HARRISON ~Mayor)-JOHNE. TRAEGER(ComptroUer)-]OHN BARTON PAYNE (President South Park Commls­sionen)-]OSEPH DONNERSBERGER Park Commluloners)

OFFICERS-CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON, President-MARTIN A.RYERSON, Vlce.President- FRANK G. LOGAN, Vlce.PresldentERNEST A. HAMILL, Treasnrer-WILLIAM M. FRENCH, Director-e­WILLIAM A. ANGELL. Auditor-NEWTON H. CARPENTER, Secretar,.-WILLIAM 11'. TUTTLE, AlIsllltant Seeretary,

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON­MARTIN A. RYERSON-FRANK G. LOGAN-ALBERT A. SPRAGUE-HOWARD SHAW-CLARENCE BUCKINGHAM-CLYDE CARR.

ART COMMITTEE-CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON-MARTIN A.RYERSON-HOWARD SHAW-BRYAN LATHROP-FREDERIC C.BARTLETT-FRANK G. LOGAN-EDWARD B. BUTLER.

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T1IJ!~'T"r'T'1'T'T"H' OF CHICAGO was incor-the' and

maintenance of schools of art and the formationand exhibition of collections of of art, and thecultivation and extension of the arts of anyappropriate means, Museum upon the

first in is open to theevery week from 9 to 5, from 12: 15 to 5. Ad-mission is free to members and their families at alland free to all upon Wc~dniesClays, Saturdays, Sundaysand

The Art in same includes de-partments of Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Illustration,Decorative Normal and ""U\ellJl·

teeture.All friends of the Art Institute are invited to become

members. Annual Members pay a fee of ten dollars ayear. Members pay one hundred dollars and arethenceforth from dues. Memberspay one hundred dollars upon election and twentv··fi~·e

dollars a year thereafter. the of fourhundred Members become Governinz

Members and are thenceforth from dues.All from life are invested and theincome

All members are with their families and vis-friends, to admission to all exhibitions, receptions,

lectures, and entertainments ArtInstitute, and to the use of the Ryersonupon art.

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Classical Anldql.litiea.

Commercial Club Plans for ChiCilgo.

Fullerton :Memorial Hall.Blackstone Collection of Architectural Casts.

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MAIN FLOOR118••L4Jf

ROOKS I, 2. 3, 4. 5. 7. 8, 10, 12,14, Bll)rllllgeG. Hall Collection ofCuts of Sc\1ilptl:tte.

ROOK I, etc.

ROOK 2, (C,onidc)r) Asia :Minor and Greek.

ROOK 3. Greek, V and IV Centuries B. C.ROOK 4, • Late Greek Scl:Upllnt"1e.

ROOK 5, Roman Scillpllurle.

ROOK 6, (Corrider) Higinbctbam Collection of Bronzes.

Roolll 7, Roman Sculpture.ROOK 8, :Modem SC1:Upllur,e.

ROOK 9, • Check Room.

Roolll 10, Renaissance Sculpture.ROOK II. Historical Collection of French Sclupture.

ROOK I:lI, :Modem Scluplure.

ROOK 13, of :Musical Instruments.

ROOM 14.

ROOM Isa,ROOM 1Gb,

ROOM 16,

ROOK 18,

ROOK 20,

ROOM 24.

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SECOND FLOORPLA.

Nickerson Collection: Pailntiing's; Oriental Art.

Cerarmcs and Drillwilng:s.North Print Room:South Print Room:

Hutchinson of Old Masters.Arundel Rel~rOlluctiotlsandMedals.

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Annual Exhibition of Works~=::::}ROOK 27,ROOK 28,ROOK 30,ROOK 29, (CC)rrldOJ')ROOK 31.ROOK 32,ROOK 33. (C()rrldOt')ROOK 34.ROOK 35.ROOK 36,ROOK 37. (Cc>rrildo:r)ROOK Henry Field Memorial Collection: Paintings.ROOK 39, Elizabeth Hammond Stickney Roomt Paintings,ROOK 40, Albert A. Collection: Pa:lntlings.

ROOK 41, }ROOK 42.ROOK 44.ROOK 43. }ROOK 45, Collection of the AtlltiC;lnsrian l:;oc:iet;yROOK 46.ROOK 47,ROOK 47a.ROOK 48,ROOK 49. (Cc>tTiidor).ROOK So,ROOK 51.ROOK 52a,ROOK 52, lROOK 53. 5ROOK 54ROOKROOK 59.

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COM·1912

PAINTERS-FREDERIC CLAY BARTLETT, CHARLES FRANCISBROWNE, RALPH CLARKSON, WALTER MARSHALL CLUTE,LUCHt HARTRATH, FRANK PHOENIX, WELLINGTON J. REY·NOLDS.

SCULPTORS-GEORGE E. GANIERE, JOSEF M. KORBEL, NELLIEV. WALKER.

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THE SILENT WARBLERBy ADAM EMORY ALBRIGHT

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A COSY CORNERBy HENRY WILSON BARNlTZ

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SEA AT NBRVIBy JEROME S. BLUM

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EARLY AUTUMNBy EDWARD B. BUTLER

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FOR INFORMATION REGARDING EX.FOR APPLY MISS

WILLARD AT DESK. IN ROOM lIlG,

ALL PAYMENTS EXHIBITS PUR·CHASED MUST BE MADE TOSECRETARY OFTHK ART INSTITUTE.

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THE EDWARD B. BUTLER PRIZE of two hundred dol·lars is offered for the of one or more oil

to be to the schools ofChicago or exhibition in the school rooms.

awards have been as follows :

1911 Hartrath, Midsummer.

THE CLYDE M. CARR PRIZE of one hundred dollars isawarded to the of the best in anymedium. The awards have been as follows :

1911. H. Leon Roecker. Cloud shadow.

PRIZES AWARDED THROUGH THE BXHIBITION COM·MI'I:TEE of the Municipal Art the WilliamFrederick Grower painting and the Mrs. C.

for sculpture, For these awards and forthe purchases of the see 52.

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OF CHI"--"",,.,,-MUNICI·1911-1912

OFFICERS-RALPH CLARKSON, TAFT, Vtce,President-CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON, Treallurer-KENNETH SAW.YER GOODMAN, Secretary-CARL SAUER, Assistant Secretary.

DIRECTORS-EAMES VEAGH-RALPH CLARKSON-KEN.NETH SAWYER GOODMAN-LORADO TAFT-MRS. WILLIAMFREDERICK GROWER-WILLIAM H. BUSH -MRS. GEORGE B.CARPENTER-WEBSTER TOMLINSON-jENS jE1N'SI~N.

EXHIBITION COMMITTEEGROWER, Chairman.

MRS. WILLIAM FREDERICK

Inasmuch as the of the Art Association of Chi-cago was allied to that of the ArtJ."elilgt:U:: of it was that better work infu ~~ ~ oo~.

the forces of the two and at the An.nual of the held thetwo were consolidated under the name ofthe Art of Chicago.

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OF MU-1911-1912

OFFICHRS-MRS. WILLIAM FREDERICK GROWER, Chairman­

MRS. HOMER H. KINGSLEY, Vice-Chairman-MRS. WILLIAM FOS­TER Recording Secretary-MRS. HARRY A. BIGELOW, Cor-

Committee of the Arta committee of representa-

tives of various which are federated forthe purpose of art in the of Chicago,but which otherwise preserve their independence,

This committee assists far as the exhibitionof works of arranges the receptions

the different manages theof these and a work

of art for the Art Galle:rv.

MUNICIPAL ART GALLERY. In order to theexcellent which clubs and individuals purchaseworks of art at the Annual of works artistsof and the Committee in1902 voted to establish and maintain a Art

to be formed of works of artists who are or havebeen active in the artistic life of its object beiazthe of works of art to be in alie A committee known as the PictureFund Committee endeavors to the sum of at least/P"''''V.",v annually, to add to a permanent picture

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a work of art nrovid­art of sufficient merit

from whiched the find someand to ;e-e c,+<+n

The for this made a com-of the Chairman of the Committee and

six members of the one of whom is the Chair-man of the Pictnre Fund the Presi-dent of the of the President ofthe Art and a member of the Art Com-mittee of the Art Institute aud three members of the ArtCommission of Chicago,

nurchases for this "'<1111",,.,,," have as follows:

1903.

1904.

1905.

1906.

1907.

1908.

1909.

1910.

1911

C. October sear and

Adolph D. Shulz. Frost and

Martha S. Baker. In an old gown.

Frank R. Wadsworth. Wharf of red boats.

Charles Francis Browne. Antumn afternoon.

Pauline Palmer. of the market, Brittany,

W. Pattison.Anna L. <:::h",,,,,,

Leonard C. Crunelle.

Eleanor R. Colburn. The sou'wester.

Oliver Dennett Grover. The Riva.

Wilson H. Irvine. The road.

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PRIZES AWARDED THROUGH THB BXHIBITION COli/[·IUTTEE. An award of one hundred dollars for the bestpicture or group of one artist isthrough the Committee William FrederickGrower.

An award of one hundred dollars for the bestor of sculpturethe Committee Mrs.

Prizes have been awarded since theExhibitioin Committee, as follows:

1905. Clarkson.William A. of pictures.W. C. Emerson. Antumn woods.

M. Bracken. of sculpture,Leonard Crunelle, Piece of sculpture,

1906. Charles Browue. of pictures.W. Norton. Portrait.

Charles Bontwood.J..iV,...uu Taft. of the lakes.Nellie V. Walker. of sculpture.

1907. of pictures.and silence

Design for fountain.Ttle magtc shoes.

1908. Schulz. of pictures.Nellie V. Walker. Her son.

G. Chandler. of sculpture,1S2

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1909.

E. Louise Guernsey, Design for drinking fountain.G. Chandler's

1910. Bertha Menzler Dressler. of pictures,M. KorbeL

Walter M. Clute.Ben D. Cable.

Honorable mentionAmerican

Gilbert Riswold'sand Philo

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OFFICERS OF THE MUNICIPAL ART LEAGUE

MR. RAI,PH CLARKSON, PresidentMIl. LoIlADOTAFT, Vice-PresidentMIl. CHARLES L. HUTCHINSON, TreasurerMR. KENNETHS. GooDMAN, Secretary

(Members ex-officio.)

OFFICERS OF THE EXHIBITION COMMITTEECHAIRMAN

Mrs. William Frederick Grower. 2329Jackson Boulevard

VICS·CHAIRMANMrs. Homer H. Kingsley, 1229

R:aCOB.DING SJtCRETAB.Y

Mrs. William Foster Young

Avenue, Evanston, Ill.

COB.RESPONDING SECIlI!;'tARYMrs. Harry

HONORARY MEMBERSMrs. Herman J. Hall .Mrs. John C. Hessler .Mrs. A. WaltonMrs. James S. WatsonMrs. John B. Sherwood

. 5533 Washington

81 E. Madison Street1267 Macon Street, Decatur I Ill.5737 Woodlawn Avenue3!lO2 Monroe Street1505 Monroe Street

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CLUB RElf'RE;S~l!llTA,TnTES

MTRUI CLUB

Mrs. Albert W. Holmes. . 5241 West Carmen Avenue

MU:MNI AssOCIATION OF TH~ ART IN:STITU'r~

Mr. Birren.. . . 72 West Adams Street

ARCHf!:CLuB

Mrs. Frederick A. DowMrs. W. K. Hilton.Mrs. C. P. HulbertMrs. T. B.

6438 Avenue3627 Lake Avenue4824 Madison Avenue442 East 48th Street

ART STUDENTS' LF;AGUE OF CHICAGO

Mr. Walter S. Lauderback

AURORA WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. Adelaide F. BellMrs. Rebecca SencenbaughMrs. Olive P. RandolphMrs. Ruth R. Haseltine

AUSTIN WOMAN'S CI,UB

Mrs. Rena S. Tuthill

Mrs. William J

BRYN MAWR WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. Frank A. MorganMrs,Quintin JohnstoneMrs. H. F. Heath . .Miss Emma R. McGill

CATHOLIC WOMAN'S LIlAGUB

Miss Nellie Slevin •

156 Galena Boul., Aurora, IlL85 So. Lincoln Ave., Aurora. Ill.91 Downer Place, Aurora, IlLNorth Lake Ave., Aurora, Ill.

783 N. Central Ave., AustinStation,

5667 Pleasant Street, AustinStation, Ill.

7218Jeffery• 7557 East End Avenue

1545 East 61st Street1940 Kenwood Terrace

. 4228 Wilcox Avenue

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CHICAGO ASSOCIATION Oil COLLEGIATE AI,UMN'AE

Misa Elizabeth Buchanan . 6110 Madison Avenue

\;HIq,GO CEIlAMIC ART ASSOCIATION

Victor J. l>658 Michi:ga:nAvenue

CHICAGO CULTURE CLUB

Miss Lena Clarke .Mrs. William S. Jr.Mrs. Charles M. CarverMrs. Willard Brode

CHICAGO PRItSS LItAGUIt

Mrs. P. K. Bowes .Miss Meta Wellers

2426 Jackson Boulevard2758 Boulevard2411 Plournoy Street2323Jackaon Boulevard

1M2 West Adams StreetllOIS6 Monroe Avenue

CHICAGO SItCTION OF COUNCIl, OF ]mSH WOMItN

Mrs. Berolzheim . 211 East J:<ortY'-J:!;lgrltn StreetMrs. David Yondorf . . . 5009 Ellis Avenue

CHICAGO Socnt'rY OF ARTISTS

Mr. E. BoutwoodMrs. Anna L. Stacey. .

CHICAGO SOUTH SIDIt CLUB

Mrs. Ira A. Newman. .Miss Harriet E, Thomas .

Hinsdale, Ill.Tree Studio Building'

t520 Lake Avenue44S3 Lake Avenue

COlilgreSli Hotel

CHICAGO WOllUN'S AID

Mrs. Edward Stransky . . t247 WIILSbitngtonPark PlaceMrs. Siel~ric~ Klrehberger

CHICAGO WOlldAN'S CLUB

Mrs. La Verne W. NoyesMrs. C. Shaffer • •

• 14.50 Lake Shore DriveUll\'i juoson Ave., Evanston, m.

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CuaRltNT TOPIC CLUB OF BLua ISI,AND

Miss Roche . 362 Ave., Blue Island, lit

DoWNltR'S GROVE WOMAN'S CLUB

M L. Knox S4.6 Franklinrs. 1Downer's Grove,

BNGLEWOOD WOMAN'S CLUBMrs. E. Roy HaynesMrs. Samuel T.Mrs. A. J. MillerMrs. F. M. Outhbridge

EvANSTON WOMAN'S

Mrs. William M. Turner .

Mrs. James C. Hallsted

HUlIOOI,DT WOMAN'S C:r.UBMrs. C. F. AndersonMrs. William Gerner •

HINSDAI,ll; WOMAN'S Cr..UB

Mrs. A. E. WalkerMrs. Walter Field

6551 Yale AvenueThe Lincoln, 7011 N. Paulina St.6515 Yale Avenue188 West 70th Street

{1215 Elmwood Avenue,Evanston, Ill.

S222 Stockhom Place,1Bvanston, Ill.

908 Wilson Avenue

• Seventh Street, Hinsdale, Ill.Fifth Street, Hinsdale, Ill.

hYING PARK: SoROSIS

Mrs. E. . . . 4137 North 42nd Court

B:I,IO ASSOCIATIONMrs. John H. VolkMrs. P. Bloatlt

LutE BI,UFF WOlilAN'S CLUBMrs. Edward Browne

Mont Clare Station, ChicagoWestern l::Ipnn,gs,

• Lake Bluff, Illinois

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LAKJit VI:RW WOMAN'S CLUBMiss Lena M. Mc:Caule:yMrs. Maurice C. O'Connor

2484 North Clark Street6'8 Avenue

MILLARD AVE:NUJit WOMAN'S CI,UBMrs. J. C. Swinson 2835 Millard Avenue

MONTCLARE: MUSICAL LITJitRARY CLUBMrs. John Hobart Beers . '585 Lake Avenue

NIKK CLUBMiss SamuellaMills Celia Hefter

NORTH END CLUBMrs. Edward C. PortmanMrs. E. D. RathbunMrs. W.

NORTH SHORE COUNTRY CI,UBMrs. C. W. LarsonMrs. S. C. Drake

NORWOOD PARK CLUB

Mrs. W. W. DeBerard

PUBLIC SCHOOL ART SOCIJ!tTYMiss E. Pergueson

The Wj'ndem,ereHotel!l34:7 Avenue

4945 Kenmore Avenue1008 Leland Avenue3823 Alta Vista Terrace

4B27 Sheridan Road947 Wilson Avenue

EVANSTON1610 Oak Avenue, Evanston, Ill.

RAVlItNSWOOD WOMAN'S CLUBMrs. William C. Richards • 46l!1l North Ashland Avenue

158

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RIVltR FORll:ST WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. J. M. Hoffman . .

ROGltRS PARK WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. Walter S. Shaw

Sll:SAME CIRCLE:

Mrs. Charles H. Wells

Mrs. B. N. Fisk

Mrs. E. N. Rhodes

Mrs. John M. Meyer

{113 Keystone AveuueRiver

1509 Farwell Avenue

Grove AvenuePark, Ill.

{120 North Oak Park Avenue,Oak Park, Ill.lOS Home Ave., Oak Park, Ill.

) 601 Kenilworth Avenue,1 Park, Ill.

THlt FORTNIGHTLY OF ENGLEWOOD

Mrs. J. W. Parker. . . . 6731 Union Avenue

Tult MARY NOBLlt CLUB

Mrs. C. S. Downs .Mrs. Warren McArthur

THE: MATHltON

Mrs. F. H. Newcomb

4819 Kimbark Avenue4852Kenwood Avenue

• . 1949 Warren Avenue

THE NINltTEItNTH CENTURY CLUB

Mrs. William Krebs {475 N. Grove Avenue,Oak Park, Ill.

Mrs. F.J. Macnish {5 Park,

Mrs. Daniel G. Trench. ) 623 N.1Oak

THE: PARK RmGIt WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. Elsie Millard . Park Ill.Mrs. J. R. • Park Ill.

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TH:s PI.AYGOBllS CJ.,UBOF CmCAGOMrs. Lillian Woodward Street. 66 Eeat 88th Place

THE POJ:,VTKCHNlC SoCIETY OF CWCAGOMr. Holmes . The Art Institute

1'RAVItL CLASSMrs. Robert F. Cumminge 5135Madison AvenueMiss Nettie Hanauer Elms Hotel

T'mtsDAY ART AND TRAVEL CLUBMrs. Frank Rayner 29!l2 BoulevardMra. Walter Ferrier • Hawthorne PlaceMrs. William Morrison 344South Hamlin Avenue

TuESDAY CLUBMrs. WiUilUUJ. Towne • . 3254 Walnut Avenne

UNION L:SAGUE CJ.,UBMr. James S. Dickerson •Mr. Frank G. Logan • •

UNIVERSITY GUILD OF EVANSTON

700 East Fortieth Street2919 PraIrie Avenue

Mra. Homer H. King,llle,Y

Mrs. Frank B.

{E;;n'st;~~iti:

{1819 Sheridan Road,Evanston. m.

UNIVJUlSITY OF CmCAGO SETTLEMENT LEAGUEMrs. A. • • 55S3 Avenue

WEST END WOMAN'S CJ.,UBMrs. Robert L. McCallMr•• W. H. Hawes

Mrs. Richard H. Brown •

• 3822 Wilcox Avenue• 1528 Monroe Street

{15580

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WllSTERN SPRINGS WOMAN'S CLUB

Mrs. H. L. Cornell Western Ill.Miss Lucy Williams • . . Western Ill.

WICKER PARK CULTURE CLUB

Mrs. J. . 30il Jackson Boulevard

WOMAN'S AUXILIARY K. A. M. TEMPLE;

Mrs. L. Heller . . .. 4508 Ellis AvenueMrs. Wm. B. Frolichstein . 4318 Grand Boulevard

WOMAN'S CLUB OF BROOKFIELD

Mrs. W. S. Wallace . . . Brookfield, Ill.

WOMAN'S CI,UB CHICAGO HEIGHTS

Mrs. Martin Strand . . { C38:hi'::llll:Fo,ifl,!teejeign:ht,hbsS,treetIll.

WOMAN'S CI,UB OF LA GRANGE

Mrs. L. Cass BrownMiss Knapp.Mrs. C. F. Braffette

96 Sixth Ave" La Grange,220Cossitt Blvd., La Grange,La Grange, Ill.

WOMAN'S CLUB OF \VII,METTE

Mrs. A. J. Coburn . 400 St., Wilmette, Ill.

WOODLAWN WOMAN'S CJ.UB

Mrs. R.Mrs. Charles W. Kolbe .

6112 Kimbark Avenue6248 Woodlawn Avenue

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CAILBI'\IDA,R OF 1912

Mr.nilcllV afternoon. c Peb.Tu:eselavafternoon Peb.

Thlllr'Sllay afternoon...... onPeb.

afternoon Peb.,."..sdav efternoon Peb.

I) Wicker Park Woman's Club6 North Bnd Club.8 Current Club of Blue

Ialand.8........Sesame Circle, River Porest

Woman's Ciub, The Nine­teenth Club, Aus­tin Woman's Club, TheMatbeon.

9 ........Arcb~ Club.South Side Club,

WlJOllUa,wn Travel CI888Thureday afteruooa ........Feb. 15........Hinsdale, Brookfield, La·

and Westernoprmga Clubs

morning Feb. Woman's Clnbafternoon Feb. 16 CatboUc Woman's

Mc>Udlay afternoon Feb. 19 Bryn Mawr Woman'sTuesdav afternoon Feb. Woman's Club

afternoon Feb.28 .......Humboldt Woman's ClubTuesdav afterneon Feb. Art and Travel Club

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Butler, Edward B.-I022 Pine Arts BuildingCable, D -2034 Eut 73rd St.Cameron, Marie Glllon-Tree Studio Build:ingCarlson, Edward W.-3422 Calumet Ave.Cuterton, Eda Nemoede-918 Fine Arts BuildingClusmann, William-4058 Wilcox Ave.Clute, VlTalter Marshall-"The Birches,"ParkCrunelle, Leonard-2034 East 73rd St.Colburn, Elliott-2628 Hampden CourtCook, Charles Tree Studio BuildingCOl)lidlge. Hll,zel-4'/o:l\ Kimbark Ave.Crampton, Edna- 5650 Park Ave.Dahlgreen, Charles W.-l640 North 42nd Ave.

Cecil Clark-19 Pearson St.Deane, Lillian Reubena-lSl6 East 52nd St.

Abrahamson, Christian-5OO1 Ave, 1,2B.-59 E. VanBuren St. 2lIKi

EUlor:r-Hu.bblird Woods, Ill. 3-9Joh.auilla Ave. 10

Alten, Mathias J.-Grand Mich. 11Baker, East 57th St. 12Damitz, Henry Wilson-Glenview, 111. 13Benedict, Enella-SOO S. Halsted St. 14, 15, 16Betts, Harold D.-4169 Lake Ave. 17Biorn, Emil-l536 N. Oakley Ave. 18Blanke, Marie E -2632 Court 19, 20Blum, Jerome 5.-4828 Grand Blvd. 21-24Bosworth, Winifred-Woodland, 111. 25Boutwood, Charles E.-Hinsdale, Ill. 26, 27Brooks, Alden F.-4857 St. Lawrence Ave. 26Brown, Florence Bradshaw-6045 Kimbark Ave. 29-35Brown, Harold Kimbark Ave. 36,37Browne, Charles Francis-I543 East 57th St. 88-4.6Buckley, East 56th St. 47,48Burnham, Jl.nita 'W'illlels-·12155 Asbury Av. ,Hubbard Woods,Il1.49-50

51,522965354

55·5851il-63

Ill. 64, 615,66297, 298

6788,69

7071

72-7677

78,79,80

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118119·128

124125

126,127128,129

305130306

131·135136·144

145, 146, 147148149

Dillon, Prank H.-2312 Calumet Ave. 81Dresaler, Mrs. Bertha Menzler-7 Tree Studio 82,83uu,u..o;y, Katharine-I545 Astor St. 84AJ'''U'~'' Prank V.-l130 East 63rd St. Sli,86.v~'UU~l:" Marian Pine Arts 87, 88

Harry L.-26 Van Buren St 89Evans, Benton-1517 East 61st St. 90,91,92Bvans, S. Drexel Ave. 93,94Forkner, Prairie Ave. 95Promen, Agnes V.-6016 Bllis Ave. 299-302Puller, Helen-6016 Ellis Ave. 808,3O!l.Pursman, Prederick P.-4465 North 4Brd Ave. 96Glaman, P.-2850 St. 98, 89Goldbeck, Walter Dean-l019 Fine Arts 100Grenllagen, Merton-1223 Dearborn Ave. 101Griffith, Louis Oscar-59 E. Van Buren St. 102,103,104Gross, Oskar-19 E. Pearson St. 105Grover, Oliver Dennett-Art Institute of 106,107Gunn, Maurice Gordon-666 N. State St. 108Hallberg, Charles-H14 N. Park Austin, Ill. 109-112Hammond, Elizabeth-235 Greenwood Blvd., Evanston, III. 113Hammond, Idea L -231> Greenwood Blvd.. , Evanston, Ill. 114Hargrave. Ronald-146 Ave., Peoria, Ill. 115,Hartman, C. Bertram-aS Tree Studio BuildingHartrath, Lucie-16 Tree Studio BuildingHeap, St. James PlaceHelstrom, Bessie-652 PlaceHenderson, William P.-Lake Bluff, Ill.Heuermann, Arta BuildingHibbard, Frederick C.-925 East 60th St.Hickok, Conde Wilson-Berwyn, Ill.

Prank Lee-6016 Ellis Ave.Ingerle, F.-3212 Greenwood TerraceIrvine, Wilson-2657 West 15th St.Jansson, Alfred-222 S. Western Ave.

Bertha E.-4316 Greenwood Ave.Jones, Isabel-s-Cbampaiga, Ill.

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Juergens, Alfred-213 S. Grove Ave" Oak Park, Ill.Junge, Carl 5.-380 Pease Court, Oak Park,Kellogg, EdmondPhilo-1481 E. 66th St.Klohs, Kat_Palos Park, Ill.

Mario-lOSS Fine Arts BuildingNellie A.-North Ill.Carl R.-21 E. Van Buren St.

Lacey. P.-305 Davis St.• Evanston. IlLLarsh. Beach HotelLinder, S. B.-2717 ....ry'''.u;;:n.Loeb, Ella-5587 East ,End Ave.Lokke, Marl_6931 Lakewood Ave.Loomis, M. C.-625 Ave.• Austin, Ill.Lynch, Anna-9 Studio Buiildi,ngJJU ....l"',y.Katherine-71S S West St., Wheaton, Ill.McClure, Maud-6016 Ellis Ave.McCormack. N. M. Cox-1459 East 153rd St.McEn,emy, D. H.-I0 Tree Studio BuildingMilleson, Hill- 2624 St.

Datus E.-5702 Jackson Park Ave.Myers. O. Irwin-10 Tree Studio BuildingNorton, John Ill.Ny'hoJlm, Arvid-' East OhioO'Brien, Daniel J.--6()2() Jefferson Ave,Palmer, Pauline-2658 Ave.Parker, Lawton-19 Pearson St.Parkinson, Helen B.-939 Fine Arts BuildingPatek, L.-2321 St. Louis Ave.Paulding, I()hn,-tl4 E. Van Buren St.Payne, Tree Studio BuildingPayne, H. C.-2246 Ave.JlC"'l.uYl,AUllWlt-·tll:l E. Van Buren St.Peyraudv Elizabeth Krvsher--lfi39,East 61st St.Pevraudv P. C.-1022 Fine Arts BuildingPhilbrick, Allen E.-2234 Warren Ave.Prasuhn, John G.-6016 Ellis Ave.Ravlin, Grac_21 E. Pearson St.

150-ll'i4155

100, 157, 158158807

160, 161, 162163,164

165166

167-170171

172-178179

180,181182

308, B09810·318183-186

187188,189

190191

192, 198, 194195

196-201202,208

314:315316

204:-206208-211

317212,213214·218

219, 220, 221318

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Tree Studio Bu:l1diingR.icharl:l,jllcolt)-lilillUN. Leavitt St.R.ichtt'r, Henry L.-38U Humboldt Ave.Risvold, Gilbert-928 East 60th St.Robinson, Kathleen Ellis Ave.Roecker, H. Leon-444 East 42nd PlaceSalrgellt, Paul T.-Art Institute of ChicagoSargeuit, Walter-l35Ci East 57th St. 21.0, 241, satSchemer, Carl-59E. Van Buren St talSchoenfeld, Flora 1.-5024 Ellis Ave. 241, 24.6, •Schook, F. DeForrest-Lombard, Ill. 1il7Schroeder, Charles-12 Tree Studio lUISchultz, F.-8l8 Schiller 248, 2fiO, lII51Shulz, Wis. 2M, ..Shulz, Ada Walter-Delavan, Wis. ..Biboni, Emma B.-840 Linden Ave., Hubbard Woods, nt. 25li-_Sorenson, Carl-32'U PierceAve, 259,'"Stacey, Anna L.-Tree Studio 261-26'1Stacey, John F.-Tree Studio 268-lII'l8St. J. Allen-311 East 22nd St. 274: .Sterba, Antoniu-6329 Stewart Ave. 275, lil'l8Stevens, Thomas Wood-5314 Ave. 277,278,1'J9Swisher, Allan L.-l344 Dearborn Ave. 289Taft, Lorado-6016 Ellis Ave. 821, 322, 3'DTelander, A. F.-1517 East 66th St. 281Timmons, Edward J.-Art Institute of a ,

Carolyn D.-14Ol East 53rd St. 283Ullrich, Albert H.-932 Ave., Evanston, Ill. 2lY'Ullrich, Hattie £.-932 Ave., Evanston, Ill. 28&Vanderpoel, Matilda-2127 South Turner Ave. 266,287,288Walker, Nellie V.-6016 Ellis Ave. 82t, at5

W.-1l69 W. Madison St. 288Werner, Frank A.-19 East Pearson St. 2DOWolcott, Katherine-4535 Ellis Ave. 291,281Ya:mpolsllty, Oscar-2318 W. St. 826,827,318Yerkes, Mary Ave, Oak Park, Ill. 283zuppllte,Robert C.-307 North Grove Ave., Oak Park. m. SlIM