The canvases are to be§ on dis
play at the Woodlawn High school,
Miss Hill having gone out to hang
them the past week. Her contri
butions are all pictures made in
France last summer. One was sent
by her to the New York art ex
hibit.
The pictures will be there for the
first month of this year’s school
term.
The Woodlawn organization has
not quite finished paying for the
Brewer Indian picture to date, but
is planning a number of entertain
ments with this object in view.
Mrs. Hankins said this past week
that efforts had been rather lax
during the summer weather, but
that they would be redoubled after
a little while. And in addition to
purchasing the Brewer picture, de
cision had already been made to
buy one of. Miss Carrie Hill’s pic
tures for their gallery.
When the Hill picture is paid
for, the organization is to receive
the gift of a landscape free from
Mr. Brewer, who made the offer
when he was in Birmingham that,
if the club would buy a picture
from a Birmingham artist, he
would make this public donation.
Iky Eisto Away to
lake Pretty Pictures
Away on another festival occa
sion have gone three of Birming
ham’s artists—Miss Carrie Hill,
Miss Marion Orr and Miss Margarec
Simmons.
Last season a whole party of
skillful and clever picture-makers
spent a season in painting abroad,
among them these Birmingham
mers.
This Summer the whole group
agreed to meet at Provincetown,
Mass., the Magic .City members
leaving Wednesday.
They plan to bring back home
a number af attractive canvases.
And that brings on more talk
about artistic things in town.
