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March 7, 2015 Vol. 1 Issue 19 IMPORTANT INFORMATION ANNUAL MEETING In case of an emergency, you may need to know the Club's address. Always inform the staff of an emergency. The staff Monday, March 9, 2015 follows the Club's emergency procedures. Please keep the fol- 7 p.m. lowing information handy (in your cell phone). in the Main Dining Room State of the Club and Election Results Clubhouse Please be sure to have your ballots in by 7144 Boca Pointe Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33433 2 p.m. on Monday, March 9. Main Telephone Number 561-864-8500 Sports & Fitness Complex 7134 Boca Pointe Drive, Boca Raton, FL 33433 Main Telephone Number 561-864-8551 Dining at Boca Pointe... BUFFET NIGHTS March 11 - Grand Buffet - MDR March 12 - BBQ Buffet - MDR SHOWTIME Freshe Pointe Café Opens for Lunch on Wednesday, March 4. Hours 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Special Showtime with Dinner in the Main Dining Room. Saturday & Sunday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday, April 26, 2015 The Neil Diamond Tribute Experience starring Neil Zirconia – The Ultimate Faux Diamond. An incredible journey down Memory Lane… a fit- ting tribute to an artist now entering his 5th decade of music with over 400 songs and 460 albums to LOUNGE ENTERTAINMENT his credit. Relive these precious moments with Main Lounge 6:30 p.m. Fridays “Cracklin’ Rosie”, “Forever in Blue Jeans”, “Ken- March 13 - It Takes Two tucky Woman”, “September Morn”, “Solitary Man”, “Beautiful Noise” AND so many more! Clap and sing Grand Café Lounge 6:30 p.m. along with your favorite songs…or feel free to get up and dance! Every Saturday Joel Odierno Time: Buffet Dinner at 6 p.m. Show at 7:30 p.m. Cost: $45++ Opening for Equity Members on March 25 Main Clubhouse 561-864-8500 Opening for Premiers on April 1 7144 Boca Pointe Drive Last Day for cancellations is April 17 Reservations 561-864-8503 Golf Shop 561-864-8522 Tennis Shop 561-864-8529 BINGO on March 26, 2015 Sports & Fitness Center 561-864-8551 7:30 p.m. in the Imperial Room 7134 Boca Pointe Drive $10 pp Reservations Open GOLF Interested members may register on the sign- calories...TRY CARDIO TENNIS! Cost is $18 LGA – Member/Member- We just want to re- up sheet located in the Ladies’ Locker Room. per session. Wednesdays 7-8 p.m. - moderate mind all our LGA members to sign up for this Applications must be returned no later than to high intensity. Fridays 5-6 p.m. -low intensity. Sundays 9-10 a.m. - moderate to high intensity. year’s Member/Member Championship. The March 10. Sign up at the Pro Shop or call 864-8529. schedule is as follows: Tuesday, March 24 - Member/Member Rd. 1 - Thursday, March 26 TENNIS Friends of Adele Ridless and Morton Victor Ladies Teams Tennis Shoot-Out - Saturday’s Member/Member Final Rd. – 8:30 a.m. Shotgun sponsor an annual sportsmanship award in their 10:00 a.m. noon. April 4/May 2 PBC levels 3-4. (Luncheon to follow golf). Eligibility: There can memory, which will be presented at the End of April 18/May23 PBC levels 5-6. $20 per person be no more than an eight shot difference in part- Season Dinner Dance on March 22. The annual per shoot-out includes balls, drinks and prize ners’ handicaps. Registration Deadline: Thurs- recipients will have their names engraved on money for the top scores. Round Robin format. day, March 19 at 4 p.m. Players registering late the award plaque in the Tennis Pro Shop. The No partners needed. Deadline to sign is the will be placed on an add list and added only if man and woman chosen to receive this award Wednesday prior to play date. Sign up at the there are cancellations. Cancellation deadline will be selected by a group composed of the Pro Shop or call 864-8529. for the luncheon is 4 p.m. on the Thursday be- sponsors and our Pro Staff. Your nominations fore the event. for this award should be emailed to [email protected] or turned Golf Closing Awards Dinner Dance in at the Tennis Pro Shop by March 9. These Sunday, March 29, 2015 nominees should exemplify the sportsmanship It’s In The Cards Golf Tournament: Morning shotgun 8:15 a.m. and fun-loving spirit of Adele and Mort. (Limited to First 60 Players), Afternoon shot- BRIDGE RESULTS gun 12:45 p.m. (Limited to First 128 Players) Pro Tennis Exhibition - Saturday, March 14. March 4, 2015 Cocktails at 7 p.m. (Open Bar) Featuring local tennis Pros and top area juniors. North-South Dinner & Dancing at 7:45 p.m. 11 a.m. Juniors, 11:30 a.m. Pros. A BBQ on the Joyce Eisen - Ed Gladstone (Music Euphoria) Freshe Pointe Café Patio will follow. Join us for Frank Krutchik - Len Rosenbaum Jackets required the first outdoor event at the new Sports and Entry: Dinner & Golf - Full Members $80 plus Fitness Complex. Exhibition and BBQ open East-West tax, Limited Members $122 plus tax, and Dinner to all. Betty Weiss - Suzie Kahn Only $72 (Food Inclusive – No Tax). To register Gene Topper - Bert Berkwich for golf you must sign up on the computers in End of Season Tennis Mixer. Saturday, the Golf Shop or Locker Room. Reservations March 21, at 10 a.m. A fun mixer to mark the March 2, 2015 for golf open to equity golf members and 12 end of the Season. $11 includes balls, drinks, North-South month golf members starting on Tuesday, Feb- ice cream, raffle and prizes. No partner re- Marcia Ross - Barbara Marion ruary 24 at 7 a.m. and for all other golf members quired. 60-player limit. Sign up at the Pro Shop Nancy Kronfeld - Sandy Edison on Wednesday, February 25 at 7 a.m. Dinner by Wednesday, March 18, 11:30 a.m. East-West reservations can be made starting on Wednes- Nancy Flanagan - Rita Nurkin day, February 25 after 9 a.m. through the reser- 2015 Tennis End of the Season Award Din- Sylvia Hollander - Elaine Friedman vations office by calling 864-8503 or online on ner Dance. Sunday, March 22, 5:30 p.m. Main theclubatbocapointe.com Dining Room. Mark your calendars. Join us for the Club’s website . As a service for our Duplicate Bridge play- this very popular event. $46.40+. 5:30-6:15 Registration will close at 4 p.m. on Wednesday, ers, we are setting up a program so that Du- March 25. Players registering late will be placed Happy Hour in the MDRL. 6:15 p.m. dinner in plicate players can find a partner for a game. on an add list and added only if there are can- the MDR featuring complimentary wine during cellations. Registration for the tournaments in- dinner, delicious dinner and music provided by To participate, email Armond Schiff at: cludes dinner. Players cancelling after 4 p.m. the band Euphoria. Elegant casual attire. All [email protected] with the following infor- on the Wednesday before the event will be 2014-2015 Team Captains and Club Champi- mation: charged 50% of the dinner price per player. ons will be honored. Open to Golf and Club 1) Your name and telephone number Members may opt to pay a 100% and take the Members March 11. No guests. Reservations 2) Email address dinner to go. close March 18. No cancellations after 3) Game date you need a partner March 18. The day of the game, call Armond at 561-394- South Palm Women’s Golf League - We 6954 to see if anyone registered. would like to invite any 18-hole women with an Gabriel’s Corner We will be offering the following new events for index of 26.0 or lower to join the South Palm the off-season beginning in April: Adult Tennis Please be mindful of your fellow members Women’s Golf League. Membership in the Boca Clinics. Beginning April 2, Tuesdays and Thurs- and refrain from heavy perfumes or scents. Pointe LGA is not required but you must be a days, 6-7 p.m. Join us to get yourself and game golf member to participate. Twenty – two South in shape. Playing strategy and stroke analysis SOCIAL BRIDGE SCHEDULE Florida country clubs participate, including St. combined with conditioning to improve your ten- Mark Your Calendars Andrews, Addison Reserve and Royal Palm. nis game. Space is limited to 6 players each Tuesdays, 6:45 p.m. Royal Room There are 12 regular play dates which start in clinic. Sign up at the Pro Shop or call 864-8529. March 31 May and end in October. Each member is re- April 28 Cardio Tennis - Beginning April 1.Cardio Ten- quired to play a minimum of 5 games during the May 26 season. The cost to join the league is $55 which nis includes a warm-up, cardio workout and includes breakfast, golf, tips, snacks and lunch. cool down phases. If you want to find a healthy, new way to get in shape and to burn $5 per person. No cancellations. Guests wel- tour provides food tastings to at least 4 or 5 Marleen and Harold Forkas come. eateries along with bus and walking trips to his- Lifelong Learning Center toric buildings, cultural centers, art districts and at the Club at Boca Pointe Six Tickets Available for Saturday, March 21, art galleries. Taste History is narrated by a guide 2015 – “George M. Cohan Tonight!” at the that provides historical commentary about pio- Heather Coltman Lecture Series Broward Stage Door Theatre.
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    Exhibition of French and Belgian Art from the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, 1915

    anxa 2634 -262 SPECIAL EXHIBITION CATALOGUE CITY ART MUSEUM SAINT LOUIS EXHIBITION OF FRENCH AND BELGIAN ART FROM THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1915 Opening, February 6, 1916 Series 1916 No. 4 'U 4 Digitized by the Internet Archive in 2016 https://archive.org/detaiis/exhibitionoffrenOOstio SPECIAL EXHIBITION CATALOGUE Series of 1916; No. 4 EXHIBITION OF FRENCH AND BELGIAN ART FROM THE PANAMA-PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION, 1915 CITY ART MUSEUM ST. LOUIS FEBRUARY, 1916 THE CITY ART MUSEUM, ST. LOUIS ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD OF CONTROL \VILLIAM K. BIXBY President SAMUEL L. SHERER Vice-President DANIEL CATLIN DAVID R. FRANCIS MAX KOTANY WILLIAM H. LEE EDWARD MALLINCKRODT CHARLES PARSONS PETTUS THOMAS H. WEST R. A. HOLLAND Director MADELEINE BORGGRAEFE Secretary CHARLES PERCY DAVIS Curator he present Exhibition of French and Belgian Art which is being sent to various museums is the greater T part of the French exhibit which was shown in the Palace of Fine Arts at the Panama-Pacific Exposition, and represents in a most instructive manner the general trend of French art at the present time. It was the desire of those responsible for the collection to exhibit chiefly works produced within the last fifteen years and by men of recog- nized ability of every school. The major portion of the works here assembled was selected from the Fine Arts Section; but a few judiciously chosen additions, including the Belgian paintings, were made from the retrospective exhibition in the French Pavilion. It is fair to assume that all of the works presented are characteristic examples by the artists represented, and that they afford the American public an opportunity to study the typical, present-day art of France, the sort of art that one would expect to find assembled in the annual exhibitions of the Salon.