The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-20
WINNERS IN THE SUNDAY REPUBLICS PRIZE COLOR PAGE CONTE

The above are the three young la
dies whose contributions, submitted in The
Republics Sunday color-page contest, were
decided, by three judges selected from The
Republic staff OF artists. to be most meri-
torious in point Of artistic effect. skillful
handling, and judgment in the selection OF
colors.
Little Miss Nalvyn Hunter submitted
three sketches in competition-the young
lady with the umbrella, basket and poodle.
the boy skipping the rope, and the black
race"
Miss Mann submitted two-the young lady
and the red race"
Miss Lewry submitted five-the young
lady. the boy skipping the rope. the black
race" red race and road race"
In the opinion of the judges. the work
of these three Juvenile artists was so su-
perior to that of their competitors that
their selection as prizewinners In the order
named was arrived at unanimously with
out hesitation. Probably go other contri-
buttons were possessed of exceeding merit.
and of these the following are entitled to
favorable mention:
HELEN CUDDY, Z years. 4622 MEGA fiery place,
Benton School.
CHARLEY AVER. 6. llsA cass avenue. Ham
HENRY srAHL, 10 years. 1900 North Twenti-
eth street. Carr Lane.
WALTER REUTER-, ZIP o'Reiny avenue. Ca
COMA STEVENS, : years. 27Os Keokuk. Men
ALPHoNSB SCHUMACHER. s years. 22Os Me-
nard. IS: Peter and Paul's;
LUCJUS ROBE. Washington. d. c.
VIRGINIA RHODES SSH Gates avenue. Do
ELLA BARTON. years, ss.s Manchester.
,FLoKENcB MCGOWAN. 5as Vernon avenue,
KATHARINE FRANCIS s years. 1870 Fountain
ARTHUR JOHNSON. s years, ssl5 Manchester.
FINLEY EDMoNDsoN. 1914 Chamberlain. Do
REGINALD KRIEGER. 81 Koken building. Do
G6gTETp gp goFE LIE 1 I'm Mi fRS street 1 s,o,
HUBERT TowNER. 2sss Albion place. Hold
JOHN KERN. 10 years. .2s College avenue.
LOUISE KELLER. 1225A South Sixth street.
Madison.
EMMETT brown, I year. Gait School.
street. Atchison. Kas.
winners of the Prizes.
MaIvyn Hunter OF No. 475s Hammet
place. winner Of the first prize. Is not quite
1G years old and is a pupil of the Benton
School,, at Kings highway and st. Louis
avenue. Her father, who is dead, was a
painter. and her mother has devoted some
study to the art. 1t is, therefore, but nat
ural that the little girl should manifest
talent in that direction. Nevertheless. her
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artistic training from the color pages Of
the Sunday newspapers.
Il thayed at home from Thurday thcool
to paint the pictures" lisped Malvyn, when
told that she had won the first prize. IT
like to paint. I'd rather do that than go to
thcool."
Mrs. Hunter stated that she was elated
over her little daughters victory.
TT will encourage the child to continue
her efforts" said Mrs. Hunter.
49,. 49, 49, -
of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Mann Of No 5Oss
Minerva avenue. clapped her chubby little
hands with delight when told that she had
won the second prize.
oh, Isn't it nice. mamma?' she cried,
her big brown eyes looking up into her
mothers face, which shone with maternal
pride. Little Mary has been attending Mrs.
Vests kindergarten at the Raymond Place
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, at
Cahanne avenue and Kings Highway bouls-