The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-29

~ of Classes
Exhibit for Last
Art League Tea

All League H.
IN work Of the classes OF the
~ City Art lsasue will form thAl
mhibtt for the last tea Of the sea
- toDoyrOW afternoon from 4 t0l
& osejock Il the league studio On
l1han street., Davenport. Tri-city
Doople should b especially inter-
I'D in tomorrow's exhibition. 60
thoy will have . chance TO se0 some
of thoevork done BY local artists.
1hereahave been four divisions
wprfing this winter-the afternoon
nad evening classes at the studios.
a. children's Saturday morning
e1asoes and the Moline class at the
Moline library. All have worked
undar the direction of Hermon
More, tho league instructor. The
ceilection Of their work Is quite at
tsac1ive. Most Of It il oils and char
coAl sketches. There are a few out
ot-doorS works.
Mr.. Harry Good Of Moline is to
- hostess tomorrow at the tea
hour. She will have Mrs. Otto Self
fert and Ma Dwight Deere Wiman
o. Moline, Miss Grace Murphy and
Mrs. Carl Snyder Of New York City
q her assistants.
Daring the season 20 exhibits
have been sponsored by the league.
Theee was one which included the
drawings OF John Norton and an
other Miss 1rma K0hn's landscape
collection. Others were the Cow
10y 0abain Autographs. Robert Esk-
ridge etchings, and others by
Warkny, q collection Of eight rub
bings from Chinese carvings. some
japanese prints loaned from the
1eetsgar collection. Miss Roberta
Hoststler's gum prints, Miss Edna
RObeson's miniatures, Mr.. More's
Rocky Mountain landscape collec-
ton. . collection Of old bookplates
loaned from the Leroy Goble col
lection, collection Of works by
American artists and the Fred
Crowley Cape Cod landscapes.
r. i. A. COun0I NAmeS Vmcoiss
Mrs. J. W. Maucker was elected
president Wednesday afternoon at
the annual meeting OF the Parent
Teacher council at the Y. w. c. A.
70 serve q third term. Mrs. Maucker
has Teen active in the council since
it, organization. Mrs. H. J. Church
III was reelected vice president.
Nrs. ". H. Monigold was elected
secretary and Mrs. George Holmes
the treasurer. A new constitution
was adopted which emb0dies most
o. the provisions Of the old con-
stitution with the addition Of a
10 cents per capita assessment,
from each Of the associations affil'
lated with the council. There are
to be three regular meetings Of the
council a year, on the last Wednes
day OF September, January ant
April and the executive board will
meet on the last Wednesday Of tn,
i remaining months with the excep
ton of June and July. Because tn
Red Cross viii be unable to provid
milk and cracker lunches for tn
undernourished children Of the cit
schools next year, the matter G
drafting some plan to continue tn
work was referred to the executiv
committee. A committee consist
ing or Mrs. II. ]. Churchill, Mrs. {
l.. Daligee, Mrs. H. E. Wright, Mis-
Jess Prick and Mrs. r. c. Brow
was chosen to plan the work TO
simplified dress for school childre
for next year.
Mrs. w. p. Gross was elected tn
council delegate to the state con
vention at Galesburg, May II, !
and IL, and Miss Mabel Haberthu
the alternate. Each school is Ell
titled to send its president to tn
convention and one delegate fc
each 10 members up to so men
bers. The council yesterday vote
to send from their respectiy
schools Of which they are pril
cipals: Miss Jess B. Prick, Lincol
" school; Miss Dora Newton, Graz
n school; Miss Marion Blandin
Hawthorne school; Miss Jane Wi
cox, Audubon school; Miss Leon
Witherspoon, Irving school; Mi.
Natalie. Mirfield, Horace Man
school, and Mrs. Martha Sammol
Of the Lowell school, and Il
school nurse. Mrs. Il. b. Lowry.
Is expected that about 20 from Roc
Island will attend the Galesbul
convention.
A report was heard from eat
Parent-Teacher association of Il
city and the secretary was reques
ed to prepare resume for public
ton.
Jolly Twelve 800 Club.