MODERN PAINTINGI c*13tiRALPH M. PEARSON{Continued From Peg* Five!ei*I11 0]€ bit m*k*» a difference If cm* turned j I twttk Mirf upside «|own? The ;would he just the same/* Igiro*# lecture wm etmclnde4 with ! •] tenlern slid#* of the different sculp* | *I lure c*n the* Chartres cathedral, I which took four hundred years to j *| build, The flrat of the statu#* were ! fma*sft*tire, but during the pass* *## of time the adventurous spirit of the builders became convention* a Used, «* that the last figures *j wttteh weg* sruJpgd arc almost life* I *1I l.;kr. Mr, I’earsen also thewed two Iversion* of ‘The lad H||p|#?r'#, one 5 0j ancient and one modern. He said j U J that with proper study find Inter- j *I prtUtthm* one w ;uld eventually!' o j r c f # r ? he rn-.hi n vt rH i *The local committee in chargef8 I eosadsted of Mtm M. Metettf Crosby, j « Mias Doris Hart, Miss Clara Anderson Miss Jessamine Aldrich, Mrs. f Morris L. # Bowman, Mrs, F, H. , f 1 Nichols, Miss Catherine Holmes, iVirginia Hal!, Mi*a Mary on ] Utarn, Mina Anne Newcomb#, ! aiSSS.I 'i iDW^tniiW.