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8 THE INDIAXAPOLIS STAR, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1941. Dr. Jcssup to Talk at Dedication Of New I.U. Auditorium, March 22 FOUI Art Association Leadership of Woollen Praised Mrs. James W.

Fesler, newly elected president of the Art Association of Indianapolis, paid tribute to Evans Woollen retiring pres RTH FLOOR Bloomington, Feb. 18. (Special) Dr. Walter A. Jessup, native Hoosier and widely known educator, will make the principal address at the formal dedication of Indiana University's new audi PARAGON HAT SHOP FEATURES FOR TODAY ident and now chairman of the hoard, at a meeting of the board of directors yesterday afternoon at John Herron Art Museum.

Mrs Fesler said: "For 34 years Evans Woollen has torium Saturday night, March 22, it was announced tonight by Ward G. Biddle, university controller and chairman of the committee charge of the five-day dedicatory program. Native of Richmond, a graduate of Earlham College, and first dean of Indiana University's school of education. Dr. Jessup is president presided over meetings of this board and directed its policies) and activities.

This has been done faith-H fully, unostentatiously and with un-deviating devotion to the high of the Carnegie Foundation for ideals that inspired the service Among the most obvious accom the Advancement of Teaching. The dedication will be attended by state officials and leaders In plishments of the period may be listed the raising of an endowment. fund of $100,000, the establishment and maintenance of the Friends various phases of Hqosier life. It will inaugurate five evening programs featuring Bishop James E. Freeman of Washington: Alfred of American Art, a group which over a period of 20 years Lunt and Lynn Fontanne in has addfd to our collection There Shall Be No Nieht:" Lau- some of the most valued items the erection of a new art school building designed by Paul Phillips ritz Melchior and Lotte Lehmann, Metropolitan Opera stars, in joint recital, and the Indianapolis Symphony orchestra with Zino France- 1.

Performance 2. Individuality 3. Equipment Offered STRAWS Cret, and subsequent development of the school into one of nationwide prominence; exhibits of infinite interest and variety, ranging scat 1 1. Governor to Officiate. -1 Ribbon-edged rough straw, softly veiled Opening wilh an academic pro cession, the dedication ceremonies.

from the memorable St. Gaudens exhibition in 1910 to the outstanding Dutch exhibit of 1937. Attention to Detail. "These milestones are the obvious events of the association's life un 3.0 0 at. wnicn resident Herman B.

Wells will preside, will include presentation of the new structure by Gov. Henry F. Schricker and its acceptance on behalf of the university by Ora L. Wildermuth 4. Cleanliness 5.

Convenience 6. Speed 7. Cooking Comfort 8. Results 9. Food Savings 10.

How If Fits Kitchen DR. WALTER A. JESSUP. Northwestern, Boston, Ohio State, Wisconsin, Pittsburgh and Missouri! universities and Hamilton College. After serving as superintendent of schools at Westfleld and Madison, he joined the I.U.

faculty; and in 1911, when the university's! school of education was founded he became its first dean. Dr. Jessup served as dean of the University of Iowa college of education from 1912 to 1916, and then was elected president of that institution, serving until 1934, when he resigned to head the Carnegie Foundation. of Gary, president of the board of trustees. Those who will be presented at the ceremonies will include the architects of the auditorium, A.

M. Strauss of Fnrt der Evans Woollen's leadership. But underneath extends a long flow of quiet attention to inconspicuous details, of sustaining loyally to the efforts of fellow workers, of unflagging belief in the Importance of cherishing Ihe expression of beauty and making for it a public abiding place in the community. "For example and accomplish Wayne and O. R.

Eeeers and T. J. Young of Eggers and Higgins, New York, Thomas Hart Benton, painter or the Chicago World's Fair murals, which have found a permanent place in the building, Lee Simonsin of the New York Theater Guild, who acted as stage consultant, members of the 1939 ment we are indebted far beyond the expression of this brief statement; for the assistance of his continuing presence in our counsels, we are deeply grateful." Other new officers installed with Mrs. Fesler were Mrs. Addison C.

Harris, Dr. G. II. A. Clowes, Miss Lucy M.

Taggart and Anton Scheirer, vice-presidents; Judge Russell J. Ryan, Ireasurer, and Mrs. Fisk Landers, secretary. FELTS Little felt pompadour haf with flower cluster 3.00 and 1941 state budget committees, and state officials. The musical portion of the for A MODERN GAS RANGE Gives You the Most Complete Cooking Service Available mal dedication program will be given by the university symphony orchestra, conducted by Dean Rob Purdue Farm Expert To Address Alumni Here Dr.

E. C. Young of the farm management department of Purdue University will discuss "The Farmer and the War" in a meeting of alumni of the agricultural school of the university at 8 o'clock tonight in the office of Horace E. Abbott, county agricultural agent, on the fourth floor of the Federal building. The meeting is sponsored by the Marion County Purdue Agricultural Alumni Association and will be open to the public.

ert L. Sanders of the school of music. Came to I.U. In 1911. Pipe Major to Enliven British Bundles Benefit Graduated from Earlham in BLOCK'S Paragon Haf Shop, Fourth Floor, 1903, Dr.

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Tom Music Hall, with bagpipe music and Highland dancing assisted hy other pipers and drummers. Pipe-Major Sim served through the World War as pipe major of the 4th battalion of Gordon Highlanders, a unit of the 51st Highland division, one of the most famous divisions to serve on tin Western front. Luncheon to Be Given For Crescendo Club Gay Dress May Be Embroidered PATTERN 4707 Mrs. John Oberlios, 921 East 52d street, will entertain the Crescendo Piano Club at her home with a Ilfi luncheon today. The club is com Butler Students Elect "Big Men On Campus" Ten Butler University men have been elected "Big Men On Campus" as result of a recent poll conducted posed of adult students of Miss Grace Hutching and is sponsored UTS hy her.

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