The evening world. Newspaper, May 19, 1922, Page 31

\ T STORM OVER STORM KING, |" Dorothy Hood; first, Katherine He- ‘gh, after three houra’ discussion ofl Woman’s School berton; second, Edith Reichard 16 situation, The date of the peat e Py special prize, Dorothy Hood. Com-] aud Obeat r]Was to have been’ decided at the Ap lied Design position first, Evelyn Edson; |Committee Quits and ee OFT uncheon, second, Dorothy Hood, Costume Highway May Be Delayed. ations followed the decia- ‘ation of State Highway Commissioner on that his department has full charge of the opening of the road. As a result Commissioner Sisson is left in charge of the opening observances. Hood; iion fl- Harrington; Commercial art, sketch 8, first, Do second, Edith Ret lustration, first, R ary Brose. MIDDLETOWN, May 19.—Prospects of the formal opening of the Storm King highway being deferred unti! next spring are seen in the resignation of Shiws A rt Work By W. G. Bowdoin. Brewer; second, Am ‘The discuaMon arose over the fact that *' The New York School of Applied Perspective \ first, the entire Cornwall committee at alin. Cornwall connection will not be Design for Women at Lexington Ave- Weston; second, Constance} luncheon at the Hotel Palatino, dy before A nue and 20th Street is holding its third; Lily Eg. thirtieth annual exhibition of the work prizes, ecclesiastical design, of its students until M Albertis; letter! Amy Springett; The exhibits occupy four floors Of} historic ornament (museum work), the school building and include recent] Gertrude Mills; historic ornament LATIMER’S work in architecture and interior] (copy class), Elizabeth Schavoir, and H Gecoration, textile designs, life and} pest drawings from Wanamaker cos- ' . $ . j illustration, posters, drawing from |tumes, Karoline Peck. Dependable Furniture | antique casts, elementary drawing, hes oe ; fashion drawing, elementary and his-| APPOINT COMMISSION a toric design, flower drawing and B painting. TO GET POST OFFICE SITE. The prize winners are as follows: Historic ornament, first, the! Swan-| Melon, Daugherty and Work Wil tees; second, Ruth Hussey. men- Negottate With New York tary desi first, Lida Skioldvig; Muntoipal Omet second, m Albee. Elementary design, sec WASHINGTON, May 19.—Final steps Btake; se Hutchinson, Ele-/iooking to obtaining a site for a new mentar ge ey . ho! ed and larger Post Office building in New prize, Dorcas Dillenbeck; second |york City were taken yesterday. Presi- @ Aurae prize, a drawing table, Dorothy M. under Congressional au- Tomorrow? | HRY, Areene. #leanor Seaves; sp and ink fi Skioldvig thority, appointed a commission of three otiate with munteipal officials for site in place of the site on which the building now stands, the Exchange Commission will be composed of Secretary of the Treasury Conyentionalization, first, ; second, E 1, Clara Weston. r drawing, first, Lida ond, anne Sinschie- Pen GATELEG TABLES vich. Fencil flower drawing, first,| Mellon, Attorn eneral Daugherty and Pauline Flick; nd, I abeth | Postmaster General Work. These Cabi- Schavoir. Flower painting, first, | net officers are to constitute the official * : Mary 'T, Raymond; second,” Amy| Governmental " Exchange Commission, |] Genuine Solid Mahogany Tops 2250 Bir a eiite aan t) schol. | but it is understood that most of the Late hbedae i hte Neri seo, |actual work of negotiation with New Size 32x44 iighlR dah orence Horseman: Sec l york City authorities will be done by ' also ond, Meredith Gulden; third, Evelyn | postmaster Morgan of New York 5 B wif Melnhof; special, Lueret oO. : are a auti a 75 Best class work, Ida Lester, Archi-| Site Proposed 7: In Part of Court me aa iw ul Design tecture and interior decoration, schol House Property. ie 36x48 Size . Ruth Friedman; : third, terior decoration, 8 Mellichampe; Antique — de ond, ‘The site on which {t is proposed to mily Ryon, In-Jerect the new Post Office comprises part clal prize, Louise }of the property bought for the Ivy Veather, court house, Of two proposed site: in just north and the other north: of the court house foundation, one tak ing In a block and the other ne ly two s. The City Administrati herine Ryan [has indicated a willingness to exchang Mlustrati part-}for the old Post Office site, south o , Iife class, scholarship prize, (City Hall, les ically Reduced in Price ———————————— | ®.G LATIMER 8 SONS ©: = 33-35 Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn Seaver MICHIGAN’S COMPLETE HOME OUTFITS fy. ep ROOMS We are offering the home furnishers of New York and Brooklyn bargains unheard of heretofore. You can refurnish and brighten your home for the sum- mer at small cost in this sale. 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