1920 June 10, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
βIn Laguna Beachβ¦the old pavilion was converted to a gallery managed by the artists themselvesβ¦a permanent association has been formed.”
1921 June 3, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Laguna Beach Art Association members exhibit at the Whittier Womanβs club house. Artists include Anna Hills, Hanson Puthuff, Edgar Payne, Karl Yens, Guy Rose, Sam Hyde Harris, and others.
1921 Nov. 4, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel Haig exhibits at the Southwest Museum, in Los Angeles.
1922 August 7, πππ£π©π πΌπ£π πππππ¨π©ππ§:
Mabel Haig exhibits in the August Anniversary exhibition of the Laguna Beach Art Association. Among the other exhibiting artists are Benjamin Brown, Frank Cuprien, Henri DeKruif, William Griffith, and Anna A. Hills.
1923 January 4, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel George Haig is accepted as a member of the California Watercolor Society. She will exhibit with the group in January at the Franklin Galleries in Hollywood.
1923 January 11, πππ£π©π πΌπ£π πππππ¨π©ππ§:
Mabel spends a week with Anna Hills in Laguna.
1923 January 23, ππ€π¨ πΌπ£πππ‘ππ¨ πππ’ππ¨:
Mabel Haig is accepted as one of the first 20 members of the California Water Color Society. She exhibits with the groupβs artists including, Edouard Vysekal, Karl Yens, Marion Kavanagh Wachtel, Carl Borg.
1923 March 21, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel Haig speaks about California Painters. Β
1923 January 23, ππ€π¨ πΌπ£πππ‘ππ¨ πππ’ππ¨:
Mabel Haig exhibits with the California Watercolor Society at the Franklin Galleries in Hollywood.
1924 April 10, ππππ©π©πππ§ πππ¬π¨:
Mabel Haig is honored as a finalist in a national House Beautiful Magazine cover design contest.
