Mrs. McAbee on luncheon committee for Muncie Art Students League

SOCIETY

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Members of the Muncie Art Stu­dents’ League were hostesses at a delightful luncheon at the Hotel Rob­erts yesterday noon. The guest of honor was Mrs. C. B. King, who or­ganized and is now executive manager of the Hoosier Salon in Chicago. Other guests included the patrons and friends of the Hoosier Salon from Richmond, Newcastle, and Marion. The tables were decorated with spring flowers and yellow tapers. After the luncheon Mrs. F. J. Petty welcomed the guests and introduced Mrs. King, who spoke briefly. Later she con­ducted the guests through the gal­leries at Ball State Teachers College where an exhibition of the Hoosier Salon pictures is open to the public. She gave a very interesting account of the artists and their contributions. The luncheon committee included Mrs. Philip McAbee and Mrs. A. L. Dougherty. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank C. Ball, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Marsh, Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Petty, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Dougherty, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Brown, Mrs. Edmund Burke Ball, Mrs. Harry Orr, Mrs. C. B. King, Mrs. G. A. Ball, Mrs. John Brazier, Mrs. Frank Bernard, Mrs. Charles W Galliher, Mrs. Harry J. Garceau, Mrs. Harriett M. Johnston, Mrs. William H. Goddard, Mrs. Adelma Lupton of Chicago, Mrs. Karl Oesterle, Mrs. Charles Miller, Mrs. Robert Miller, Mrs. C. Melvin Mix, Mrs. Clinton G. Moore, Mrs. Will C. Moore, Mrs. Frederick D. Rose, Mrs. Theo­dore F. Rose, Mrs. William P. Stevens, Mrs. Everett Warner, Mrs. P. A. White, Mrs. William Marsh, Mrs. Arthur Meeks, Mrs. John R. Milton of Newcastle, Mrs. Allan Hole of Rich­mond, Mrs. William C. Dennis of Richmond, Mrs. Earl DeFer, Mrs. Helen Cargill, Mrs. Harvey Barnard, Miss Edna Krug, Miss Mary Lincoln, Miss Flora A. Bilby, Miss Agnes Smith, Miss Mary Louise Carmichael, Miss Maude M. Wells, Miss Harriett McCulloch, Miss Stella Teagarden, Miss Helen J. Kessel of Newcastle, Miss Helen Wagner, Miss Pearl Bur­ris, Miss Eva Gough, Miss Adda Fran­ces Goodwin, Miss Ruby Davis of Richmond, art teacher of Earlham College; Rodney Marsh, Frank B. Ball, and E. Arthur Ball.

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