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SCHOOL ART LEAGUE BALTIMORE 1918-1919 PURPOSE The purpose of the School Art League is to foster the interests of Art Education and Appreciation in Baltimore and Vicinity, especially in the schools, and to secure to this end the co-operation of all interested in Art or Education. OFFICERS David M. Robinson, Ph.D., L. L. D. Honorary President Walter R. Gale, President Thomas C. Corner, 1st Vice President Miss Olivia F. Keech, 2nd Vice President Miss Elizabeth M. Makibbin, Cor. Secy 920 N. Fremont Avenue Mrs. George W. Chapman, Rec. Secy. Miss Gertrude Paul, Jr., Treasurer Directors Miss A. Irene Dysart Miss Sarah L. Manly Theodore Hanford Pond Miss Maud Stanard Ross Miss Emily G. Travers Committees Art Appreciation Thos. C. Corner, Chairman School Exhibit Roman Steiner, Chairman Docent Service Miss Margaret M. Law, Chairman Membership Miss Margaret Clary, Chairman Publicity Miss Jessie D. Raine, Chairman School Decoration Miss A. Irene Dysart, Chairman Publication Miss Gertrude Paul, Jr., Chairman Meal Miss Olivia F. Keeoh, Chairman Industrial Arts-Design Teaching Walter R. Gale, Chairman Ansd Mar 7th February 24, 1919. Mr. Charles L. Freer, Detroit, Mich. My dear Sir:- The Johns Hopkins University is inaugurating a course in the History of Oriental Art. Dr. David M. Robinson of the Department of Classical Archaeology is giving the course. It will deal with the art of Turkey, India, China and Japan. The course will be two hours per week for half a year. Dr. Robinson has requested me to ask you if illustrations of works in your collection are available for making lantern slides; he will greatly appreciate any assistance you may be able to give in the way of permission to use such illustrations or advice regarding other illustrations and bibliography. As your collection is to come to Washington, the study of this great subject especially through your collection, will be of great benefit to us in Baltimore. Very respectfully, Walter R. Gale Art Department, Baltimore City College.
