The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-08

Omaha. Neb. director Of Region 5.
Fifteen classes Of fine arts and
of the league members. Products Of
with the brush showed outstanding
A silver headpiece by Mrs. Charles
A. Greathouse, which won first II
the sculpture class, was judged the
outstanding piece in the exhibit by
Wilbur Peat, director Of the John
Heron Art Institute, and Miss
Blanche Stillson, an instructor IN
the institute.
Tea HOnOrs Mrs. Meyer
Miss Mary Sinclair showed the
greatest versatility, having several
entries in portrait drawing, oil
paintings, and sculpture, winning
prizes in each division.
Winners in the fine arts division
VIII enter their pieces in the ma
tional exhibit in Philadelphia IN
May. which will feature the ma
tional convention Of the league.
The tea was in honor OF Mrs.
Meyer and provisional members,
who are directed in their training by
Mrs. Clarence Alig. These members
are Mesdames Frederick Boone,
John Darlington, Francis Dunn.
James Frenzcl, oscar Painter, Grlei
Shotweu and Misses Janet Adams,
Mary Capcrton, Jane Watson,
Phoebe Emerson, Melissa Wadley,
Dorothy Johnston, Harriet Denny,
Ruth MIhkan, Frances Holiday
Ann Tyndall, Josephine Madden,
Helen Shepard, Mary Sinclair, ana
Mrs. J. Landon Davis and Mrs. PAU
Scollard. who are both transfers.
During the tea, the league glee
club sang under the direction OF
Edward Lashelle, accompanied by
Mrs. Herman Wolff.
Mrs. Adams Is Hostess
Mrs. Robert A. Adams was hostess,
assisted by Mesdames William
lockwood, F. 7. Holiday Samuel
Sutphin and Nicholas H. Noycs.
The centerplece OF the table was
arranged with artichOkes and egg
PLAN. with trails Of English ivy. At
each end was a brass samovar, ana
the candelabra holding white
tapers was brass. A heavy cloth
blended with the service.
Mrs. Robert A. WinsloW is chair
man of the arts and interest COM
mittee of the league, and Mrs. Syl-
vester johnson il. was chairman
of the exhibit. She was assisted
in arranging the display by Mrs.
Winslow, Mrs. Francis Dunn and
Misses Rosamond Van Camp, Caro-
line Sweeney, Ruth Milliken and
Helen Shepard.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey Cox was
chairman of guides for the exhibit,
assisted by Miss Sally Reahard and
Mesdames Evans WOollen, Elsa
Painter HaerIe and Charles Weiss.
Awards Are Announced
The prize awards in the various
divisions are:
Pastel portrait by Mrs.
William Bobbs, first; pastel portrait
by Mrs. Noble Dean, second, and a
charcoal drawing by Miss Mary
Sinclair, honorable mention.
Etchings by Mrs. Elsa
Painter Haerle, first, and linoleum
block print by Mrs Warrick Wal
lace, second.
Photographs-"A Son of India"
by Miss Blanche Shaw, first
Pottery-A group by Miss Helen
SHEPPARD first, blue pottery peli-
can. by the occupaticnal therapy
department, second, and book ends
by Miss Ruth Milliken, honorable
mention
Tapcstry-Pillow by Mrs G. NJ
Williams. first; Mrs Benjamin
Hitz. second and a pillow by Mrs.
Eugene Miller honorable mention.
Other Prize Work
Petit Point-Purse by Mrs Doro-
thy Goodrich. first; Mrs. lies Ogle,
second, and Mrs. Williams, honor
able mention
NeedleWork- Dinner cloth by Mrs
Romney Wilson, first; tea cloth by
Mrs. J. LandOn Davis, second, and
gown by Mrs. Batist Haueisan,
honorable mention.
Sculpture-Silver head by Mrs
Charles a. Greenhouse, first; head
by Miss Mary Sinclair. second, and
a childs head by Mrs. William H.
Yungclause honorable mention
Oils-Miss Mary Sinclair, first,
and Mrs. Noble Dean, second
Water Colors-"La Cite by Miss
Ann Tyndan. first; a mans head by
Miss Mary Sinclair, second, and Miss
Helen Sheppard, honorable mention
RugS-Hand woven by Occupa
tional therapy department. first, and
hook by Mrs Orland Church, sec
ond.
Leather - Case of occupational
therapy department. first and blot
ting pad, Mrs Warrick Wallace, sec
ond.
Prepares Miniature Exhibite
Textiles-zipper bag by occupa-
tional therapy department, first,
and work bag by occupational
therapy department, second.
Knitted SutS-MrS John jane
son, first, Mrs Charles Schaf, sec
ond, and Mesdames Frank Hoke,
f. c. Atkins Jr. and Edward Ben
nett, honorable mention.
Theater Exhibits - Mechanical
camel by Mrs. Francis Dunn. first:
costume design, Mrs. Dunn, second,
and bead belts by Zerelda Rogers
Knight, honorable mention.
Miss Winitred Conrick, director
OF occupational therapy at the
Riley Memorial hospital. where the
league centers its work. prepared
miniature exhibits showing tiny
figures engaged in the various ac-
Invites which readjust individuals
to their highest capabihty. The
purpose of the department is to
reconstruct, rebuild and readiuSt
the patient mentally, physically
and socially.
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