Muriel Bruyere

"... VEGETABLES' Asparagus ts still were not just ordinary dolls but models of figures ln story and history books Presiding over the array was the of thc portrait dolls. Mrs. Muriel Bruyere, who looked like one of her own products. reproduced cn a small life- size scale Glancing over her spectacles and shaking her gray hend a little regretfully, Mrs Bruyere told her young audience that hcr dolls were not really ninde to be with, but offered consolation by telling stories of what they represented. Mrs Bruyere effigies from start the sculpturing ln ui micco shn 2 “IS “ri 'A ONE FLIGHT BELOW LOBBY FLOOR Wilh Specialties of Sea Food OYSTERS a la RITZ MARSEILLAISE MOULES FRESH ..."

"... a deadly weapon. Recently he was jailed on the same charge for the 70th time. His wife claims that he's The best guy that ever was— when he's Mrs. Muriel Bruyere started making portrait heirloom dolls of children while working in a Pigeon Cove. Me., settlement house, via just for fun A hobby at first, the dolls soon developed into a ..."

"... Lee and Henrv Ward Beecher. Mrs. Rene Jones Taylor dressed dolls to resemble the wives of all the American presidents, Mme. Chiang Kai-shek and Queen Elizabeth of England. Mrs. Muriel Bruyere showed her skill at dressing miniatures like famous portraits, such as "The Blue Boy,? and mounting them behind frames. Children of Diplomats. Among the children of diplomats who appeared in ..."

"... Mildred Cabell, Sally N. Goodwin, Tita Kesselring, Helen Nixon and Joan Beattie. Dollologv Group To Be Entertained Members of the Dollology Club of Washington wil' ne entertained by Mrs. Muriel Atkins Bruyere, doll artist, from 1 to 7 p.m. tomorrow at her home, 4621 Q street N.W. For the last four years Mrs. Bruyere has exhibited her dolls at Santa Ana and Los Angeles Calif.; New Haven, Conn.; at the Arts Club. New York City, and in Chicago, where she received first prize at ..."