The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-20
CONTEST SUPPLIES
AT SERVICE OFFICE;
SLIDES ARE OBTAINED

All supplies are on hand and in the
Community Service offices for the
Famous Picture contest which started
MONDAY and will continue for three
weeks. Included in the supplies is
complete set of picture slides that
have been obtained from the John Her
ron Art Institute at Indianapolis and
the Art Institute at Chicago.
Mrs. NJ. F. Johnston has assisted in
the list of slides by providing slides
of the four pictures in the contest that
are now in the Richmond Art gallery.
Local dealers are also well stocked
with entire sets of the pictures in the
contest in small print form. These
can be obtained for small fee.
The oil painting, by Bundy, and
other individual prizes may be COM
peted for by every one in the city. All
required Is that participants be able
to recognize the pictures that are CIV
en- at the final contest during the week
OF April 8.
Valuable Prizes.
Many valuable prizes have been Of
fered. The grand prize of the contest
is the picture by j. E. Bundy. which
will be the individual prize. 1t is en-
titled Winter on the Whitewater"
The prizes are as follows:
Second and third grade prizes: An
oil painting. a figure composition by
Miss Blanche Waite. donated by her
self. and a framed sepia print of Baby
Stuart, donated by the Nicholson Book
store.
Fourth, fifth and sixth grade prizes:
An oil painting, "The Creek in
Spring by Francis Brown, donated
by himself: framed colored etching
of an interior of Rheims cathedral, do
mated by the Richmond Art associa-
ton
Junior high school prize: An oil
painting by Maude Kaufman Egge-
meyer. Flower Garden donated by
herself
Parochial schools: An oil painting,
an landscape, by Y. e. Pottenger, do
mated by himself.
Township schools: An oil painting,
donated by himself.
Family prize: An oil painting, Mid
Summer on the Whitewater" by Ell
wood Morris, donated by himself.
Parent-Teacher Award
Parent-Teacher prize: An oil paint
ing, "A Spring Landscape" by Miss
Elmira Kempton, donated by herself.
and colored print to be selected
from the exhibition of colored prints
to open in the art gallery March 20,
donated by the art department of the
Woman's club
Sunday school prize: A colored
print to be selected from the exhibit
ton of colored prints to open in the
public art gallery March 26, donated
by the Richmond Art association.
Individual prizes: An oil painting
by John Elwood Bundy, Winter on
the Whitewater donated by Mr..
Bundy: camera, donated by the Vio-
let Ray studio; a japanese print, do
mated by Robert Z. Heun; Japanese
print, donated by Miss Eunice Bro
kaw; book ends, donated by the w. o.
Crawford company; George H. Bak-
er oil painting. donated by T. c. Har-
rington; a hand-embroidered colored
linen handkerchief, donated by Miss
Elizabeth Jay: est. Andrews Tower
and Bells" etching and poem, by How
ard Leigh and Miss Esther Griffin
White, donated by Miss Caroline Heit-
brink.
Persons who win first place will
have their choice of the prizes: those
winning second place, their choice,
etc. One or two more prizes are ex-
pected to be offered, but no definite
announcement can be made of them
as vet