The Coming Art Loan

Something over 100 ladies met at the University chapel laat evening to organize for the coming art loan exhibit. Mr. Brearley, of Uetroit, was present, and made valimble suggestions. The following officern were elected : President- Mrs. Prof. W. 8. Perry. lst Vice-Pres.- Mrs. Prof. A. 13. i'rescott. 2d Vice-Pres. - Mrs. Christian Mack. Treasurer - Mrs. Philip Bach. Secretary - Miss Anna Condón. Executive Committee - Mrs. President Angelí, Mrs. Prof. M. L. D'Ooge, Mrs. Prof. V. H. Pettee, Mrs. Dr. J. X. Martin, Mrs. Junius E. Beal, Mrs. Gayley Brown, Mrs. Dr. Stevens, Mrs. Rath"bone, and Miss Hurd. With the officers the executive committee constitute the executive board. This board will solicit throughout the city for work of art and bric-a-brac both ancient and modern that will be of interest in such an exhibition. Mr. Brearley will probably furnish one room with paintiugs, etc. The Detroit Water Color society will also furnish one room. Senator McMillan also agrees to furnish one room witli his private collection ; and Mrs. Xewberry one room. The board will scmu formúlate plans, and publish the needs of the society in a few days.