Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
EDITION.


rms hnstifute Drawing 1onool.
yThe studenta Of the Wilmington Insti- |
tnte Drawing School closed their annual |
seasion last night by very fine exhibi
Itlon Of the progress they have made, in
6ho main auditorium Of the Institute
building. The number of stddenta has
fbcen 90 large and the progress made 60
ieminently satisfactory that Mr.. @. 8.
iHowlnnd Of the committee In charge con-
,cluded 10 give the closing OF the school
demonstration that would be more pro-
ptriy appreciated by the public, and
(which would give tho enterprise that i'm
lportance before the public that its merits
deserve. The long range Of walls around
the large room were thickly hung with
sheets OF drawings showing the progress
lof the pupils from tracing out the SIM
plest geometrical forms to the higher
mechanical drawings OF arcs, segments,
lseetionai cubes and regular and irregular
Hines. large number of parents of the
students and invited guests went around
the room and examined with the greatest
OF pleasure the work and progress each
student had made.
Mr. C. s. Rowland, after the visitors
had gone the rounds of examination, in q
pleasant manner gave sketch OF the
now consisted of l40 pupils and eight
teachers. Mr.. Rowland then presented
prizes to the following;
Oh the primary class, II. h. Fothergill,
Office Of the jackson and Shary Company;
Charles Phillips, no trade, No "a West
Sixth street; Harry Mammele, pupil No.
public school; 7. A. Bedford, farmer
Mar hal on; Wesley Meter, appren rice,
jackson and Sharp Company; Fred.
Samworth, jourDeyman house carpenter,
No. South Clayton street.
Tha ~ Il
the primary class are: David Jones, az
prentice at the Diamond State Iron Com
pany; Ferris B. Taylor, pupil at the High
School; x. Nj. Burns, journey man car
builder at the Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company; Arthur z. Wilson, appren-
tice machinist with the Harlan and Hol-
lingsworth Company; G. L. Schopfer,
Journeyman car builder, Pullman Palace
Car Company.
OF the intermediate class the prize win
ners We're: G. I. hagraw, journeyman
machinist, The Pussy and Jones Com
lpany; W. Fl, Graham and Joseph Worth,
journeymen, a cabinet maker and q car
builder of The Harlan q Hollingsworth
- Company; Job Samuel a journeyman
machinist, the Diamond 8 ate Iron Com-
pany. The honorable mentioned in this
class are Eugene V. Faucet, apprentice
The Pussy and Jones Company; Z. J.
Hardeastle, apprentice cabinet-maker
George Hardc- stle E. Stewart, sppren
tice pattern-maker, The Harlan and HoI
lingsworth Company.
OF the advanced class the prize win
ners are: Harry Bloomsbury, apprentice
macbinist, The Harlan and Hol ings
worth Company; Clarence L. Walker
journeyman sash maker, TIE jackson
and Sharp Company. The HONORABLE
mention OF this class are: Charles Dill
hing, apprentice car-builder, The Harlal
and Hollingsworth Company; Herbei
Semworth, lourneymau bricklayer, Shar
" Evans.
After the presentation of the prizes Nj
Rowland introduced Anthony Higgins
E-q., who spoke of the great necessity Q
shining high In a usetnl and business edit
cation, aud he very highly compliments
the students and teachers OF the Wilmiul
ton Drawing School for the progress thl
was made in the attainment of highe
order of education of the useful al
practical kind. Flom the knowledge OF
sained from kthis school, he predicte
grand results which would hereafter /
tslt In the growing manufacturing intel
.--asts OF the city.
Vincent G. Hazard, principal of th
school, made a pleasant address in whic
he described the progress the school hi
made from the beginning to the presel
time. He referred in pleasing mani,
TO the pleasant relations existing betwet
himself and the students, and urged a
OF them to return at the common mel
OF the next session.
George W. Todd, of the Diamond Sta
Iron Company, followed In few wei
selected words, encouraging the studen
to seek knowledge as the basis of pow
In their chosen calling of life. The scho
he thought was of greater benefit in
disc plIne by removing the pupils fro
the temptations Of the streets than al
other similar Institution he knew of. T
evenings entertainment closed by
hearty bandshaking all around al
wishes of good Will and success In life.