Academy of the Fine Arts she received a Crewon Euro* choUrahlp, and has been ns-1 with the Philadelphia Mu* of Art since 1950 teaching » painting techniques She flah and flowers with great y and blrda and cata with la well aa poeUc landscapes nek of graceful bamboo An Ldlng piece is a view of City awcr rising above the mist lother is a very large wood-, ade with multiple blocks, of floating In a lake I. who haa exhibited in Am-ilnce 1938 in galleries from ork to California, hna paint* gars Falla Yellowstone Can-[ id New York in a storm as Chinese mountains and riv-ilts and flowers and a sour-gle. He will give a talk on e paintings on Jan 29 at 3 30 een them these two artist* 100 works on view chiefly colors, which fill the MainAnnual congregation and corporation meetings of the Consho-hocken United Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday night at the conclusion of a covered dlah supper at 6:15.At the congregational meeting a nominating committee will present the names of three new elders and at the corporation meeting the names of three new trustees. They will serve for three years.Reports of the year will be renewed and budgets for 1961 will be adopted The Rev Theodore Kennedy. moderator of the session, will be In charge of the congrega-t.onal meeting with Billy C. Daniels serving as clerk. Henry Rahm. chairman of the board of trustees, will preside at the corporation meeting with Mrs. u. Kuan Ban Jr., serving as clerk.Conahohocker oilman Joseph ( otto St.. annoui mtnt of a daugi Marie Costello MonncclU. son Tolerlne Mom Sixth Ave Miss Costello of 8t. Matthew and la employe phone Co., Non daughter also lt;Mary E Costel Her fiance at thews High scl ployed by Ham Miquon.11 vails Jflt; Lad if s' AMcKcowns Welcome First fiahv — n Girlir F«ddln«, Philadelphia »rt-Mr nnd Mr*. Edward McKeown.t ft\ I. IAiVi ...Mr* Dorothy V Elm St. Spring president of the of Washington F Conshohocken aAm