Fort Wayne Art School - Art Lights Yearbook (Fort Wayne, IN)

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of Aquatic Monsters. It is said to be an exact reproduc- tion of the shark As we were looking through Scrcenl nd the other day we came upon a portrait of Helen Pape Helen is now a famous star of the Yampolsky Players and is known as Ima Vamp She has also appeared in all the courts of Europe in her famous skating dance All our vishes tha. Gladys talent would not be wasted were not in vain. O' course as the wife of the owner of the SPEBHU Dry Goods Company one would hardly expect her to commercialize her efforts in Ar However her lu urious home is a rare gem of perfect harmony in color furniture-and matrimonial happiness Hel ne Wasmuth and her hush nd are in Europe cruis- ing about searching for landscapes suitable as backgrounds for Helene s work. You have heard no doubt that she has gained great fame illustrating fairy tales Her imag- im ion is delightful and her portrayal equally so for her fairy heroes are true Apollos and her dainty maidens breathe romance as they magniicently rest in flower gar- dens, blooming in all their radiance of creamy blues, roses and violets. Mary Louise Voorhees has forged ahead in oil painting, in fact, she has established a charming technique all her own. Portraits? Oh! no, her delight is to dash in with brilliant colors, a bull iight in Madrid, or, perhaps, a Dutch Holiday gathering in Holland. 'Twould be unkind to waste her feeling for action and color on posed models when she so admirably accomplishes the more difficult. The Dream Boat has returned to shore, satisfied with its journey, for there are none who doubt the eventful careers as prophesied in its salons. i X

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