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be deemed to be perfect" by all visi-
tors, the 1882 program, as was the 1881
program, will be under the direction OF
a committee of impartial specialists,
well qualified to conduct the exposi-
ton.
Mr.. Murphy, a native of Fond-du-
Lac, Wis. a graduate OF the public
schools and the Art Institute of Chicago
came to Washington first to become as
Sociated with the supervising architect s
office of the Treasury Department, later
going to Paris for further architectural
study at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts.
where he won several high honors. He
has engaged actively in the practice
of architecture here in addition to head
ing the department of architecture at
the university.
He is a member of the Board Of
Consultants on the Municipal Center
project and a director of the Allied
Architects. designers Of the new House
Once Building and the new Naval Hos
pital Recently he was elected fell
low Of the American Institute of Archi-
tects He is member of the firm of
Murphy & Olmstead, which recently
observed its goth anniversary.
Mr.. Rosengarten, another new COM
mittee member, has had an experience
of IS years in active practice in the
construction industry. He is vice
president of the firm of Davis, Wick,
Rosengarten Co, Inc, and has been
engaged in general contracting work
here since 1919. He was charter
member and the first president Of the
Washington Building Trades Employ
ers' Association, and was also the first
president of the Master Builders As
sociation, an organization of leading
local general contractors.
Honored at Banquet.
During the last Winter Mr.. Rosen-
garten was guest of honor at a testi-
monial banquet for several hundred
leaders of the construction industry
Mr.. RoSengarten studied architecture
and engineering at Columbia Univer-
sity In New York and later was asso-
ciated with Bruce Price and John Rus
sell Pope, New York architects. Mr..
RoSengarten and his associates have
built many homes here, as well as in
stitutional and large office structures.
Mr.. Bowie, elected president of the
Washington Real Estate Board last
October, has been active in many Of its
activities for years. He has been as
sociated with the firm of H. L. Rust
Co., mortgage bankers and realtors,
since 1903, and has risen in that or
ganization to be a vice president. He
is head of the property management
and sales departments of the firm.
He has served as chairman of the
property management division of the
Real Estate Board and has been a men,
ber of its Executive COMMITTEES since
/ 1928. He was vice president Of the board
/ To ~ alouo tim m tho nrRSiHRnrV
He is a member of the Washington
Board of Trade and the Gridiron and
University Clubs.
| Mr.. Taylor is graduate Of Harvard
| University and served three years in an
executive capacity with the Federal
Shipbuilding Co. prior to coming to
| Washington to serve as secretary to
Herbert Hoover, then Secretary Of Com
merce. He was named an assistant
chief of the Division of Building and
| Housing when that bureau was estab-
| lished in 1921 and in 1928 succeeded
! DR.. John M. Cries as chief.
DIR. Stanley Well Known.
| His Government work includes super
vision of technical research on building
code regulations, city planning and zon-
ing, economic problems of building ma
! terials and home finance and general
! problems of home building. He was
associated officially with the Presidents
Conference on Home Building and
Home Ownership.
/ DIR. Stanley is internationally known
in her profession. She has been chief
OF the United States Bureau of Home
! Economics since its organization in
/ 1923. She was for 16 years affiliated
with the home economics department
OF the University of Missouri Special
! lied studies of efficient and attractive
planning, arrangement and equipment
! OF the home kitchen have been made
under her direction Several times
she has represented this Government
In international conferences on home
| economics.
Mr.. Rodier is widely known WASH
lngton architect. A graduate of the
Corcoran Art School and the School
| OF Architecture of George washington
University, he has been practicing his
profession here since 1906 Starting
as craftsman, he worked his way to
a standing which lead to his election
as president Of the local chapter Of the
american Institute of Architects. He
is animated with the Allied Architects
and collaborated in the designing and
supervision of the construction of the
new House once Building.
Native Of Washington.
Mr.. Small is widely known as a
| landscape architect He is a native of
Washington and won a B. S. degree
from Cornell University and holds a
masters degree in landscape architec-
ture. He was actively associated in the
designing Of Government parks here as
landscape architect in the once of
Public Buildings and Grounds.
In his professional work and as a
home owner, Mr. Small has gained q
wide knowledge Of the problems of
home building
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