Evening star., 1896-06-23
EXHIBIT OF WORK.

Pupils of the Academy of the Sacred
Heart of Mary.
The pupils of the Academy of the Sa-
cred Heart of Mary have prepared an ex-
hibit Of work, which is varied and inter-
esting. and speaks we'll for their industry
and application.
In the studio the exhibit comprises OIL
crayon, water colors and china painting
and includes portraits, landscapes, flowers
and fruit pieces, with various charcoal
drawing from casts
In the study hall, the needle work first
claims attention, and 1t must be source
of qualification to parents and guardians to
see such substantial proofs Of persevering
toll, combined with cultivated taste in
the selection and completion of so much
that goes to mark the real rome makers
Among those who have received the most
liberal enconiums from those who have
seen the exhibit in this department are
the following: Miss Colclazier, who has
a number Of doylies with each of four linen
center pieces, one in edge Of yellow silk and
embroidered poppies: another in chrysan-
themums and the others in daisies and
forset-me-nots; similar pieces by Miss J.
McDev1tt. whose work Is embroidered in
violets, tied with pale green ribbon: Miss
M Archer, flowers. in white and bronze
ecuted; Miss May Tuil, wild roses and for
get-me-nots; Miss Lillian Hammer, raised
work, wild roses: Miss Genevieve VIM
satt, chrysanthemums. and Miss NJ. Louise
Wimsatt, Honiton lace, adorned with vio-
let's
From the latter there is small piece
also of Honiton lace, besides a sofa pill
low. corn colored taffeta, with spray of
daisies and most comfortable looking
chamber robe; Miss May R. Caryshows, an
obloDg tray cover Of Honiton lace, braided
with chrysanthemums; Miss +. McDevitt
mas center piece Of drawn work, with
clover leaves; Miss ]. Albro. a fancy dress
apron, hemstitched and bordered with tiny
forget-me-nots; Miss a. Gainey, q hand
kerch1ef case. sprinkled with violets, lined
with violet silk and tied with violet rib
pon; also glass jewel case; Miss M. Kel-
iy. sofa pillow. old rose and nile green
ribbons woven in plaids; Miss M. O'Don-
nell. sofa pillow, in cut work and con-
ventlonalZed design on ecru linen, work.
ed In golden brown silk; Miss Edna Yates,
crochet petticoat, in pink wool; Miss
Mollie King, crochet toilet slippers. trim
!led with scarlet corn colored ribbon; Miss
M. EhrmaEtraut center piece of art guipure
!ace: MISS N. Burke, several head rests;
Miss E. Ehrmantraut and Miss Maggie
Fallon, hemstitched aprons; Miss Camille
F1tzserald, surplice; Miss H. Harleston,
a handkerchief case. and Miss Katie
Quinn, cravat case
IN the minim department, Miss Mamie
Maher displays hemstitched apron. trim
med IN lace and pink ribbon: Miss May
Heath and Miss Gertie Eckste1n, a hsa,it:-
iuliy dressed doll; the former has also
outnned a bureau scarf, and the latter
Dunet throw; Miss Marie Roby and Miss
a. bTannen, each pin cushion and glass
Jewel case; Miss Eva. Ehrmantraut, pin
Gus cushion; Miss K. Harleston and Miss Irene
Whitemore. each a photograph case.
IN addition to the articles named each
OF the little girls has made any number of
fancy baskets. table covers, mats Din
cushions and fly wheels
IN the exhibit of general school work, the
sradnatihg class displays souvenir book.
In which have been. recorded many speci-
mems or ornamental penmanship, and pen
portraits OF Homer, Dante. Lacorclaire
etc. ihe members CT this class were the
G Misses carey. McDevitt, Albro and Gainey
ne suograduate class, the Misses NJ
louise Wimsatt and Kelly. show a souve-
hlr book In botany, also solid work under
pre- niesty covers, IN radicals and quadratres.
with papers on English literature.
For the second academic class, the Misses
Hammer. DAILY and Murphy display some
Weli-1iustrated work on physics, with
american literature algebra and church
history.
The fourth academic class, the Misses
Archer, ODonnell and Tull, has some pret-
tny executed work in many branches, but
all pe academies have done themselves
crede in bookkeeping.
Ihe preparatories have some good pa
pers on human physiology and very prac-
tical language work. while the first and
second grammars deserve special mention
Tor their display Of papers in arithmetic,
geography and other work, including maps
IN water colors. In the first grammar
class the Misses G. Wimsatt and ]. Nc.
Dewitt have some well-prepared pen sketch
es.