The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-05-27
SCHOOL OF DESIGN.
Graduating Exercises AMI EXhi-
bili0n of Work OF Pupils.
Priccipal Locke Made an Address to the
Graduating Class.

A largo and interested audience gathered
In the Rhode Island School OF Design built
ing last evening 10 enjoy the graduating ex-
cruises and TO inspect the work of the school.
The graduating class, fourteen in numb bcr,
was addressed by Principal Warren S. Locke,
who referred 10 tho succpssfrl work OF the
cass He urged the graduates to labor dill.
gently for greater development.
The graduates We're:
John T. Masterson, mechanical; Richard Le
y. Bowen. mechanical; Cormac Kieran, me-
chanical; George ID. Hayden, mechanical
Thomas ii. McCuskt r. mechanical; Wilfrcd
G. McIn osb, mechanical. Frances f. Henley.
architectural; W. Cornell Appleton, archi.
tectural L. hodnlan Nichols, architectural
Maurice O'Neill, architectural; Mabel NJ.
Woodward, free hand; Eliza ID. Gardiner.
free hand; Eliza A. Hall, free hama; John s.
Irant, free hand
The following special prizes were awarded
Pest figure from life. sl0 donor ;. o. Metcaf,
winnor, Frank q. Holmes; mention, Alfred
Iennett and Sylvester }. Whean. Best head
from life, S5 donor $. o. Metcalf Miss H.
A Parker, winner; mention, Arthur Holl,
Miss f. A. Parker, Miss Lily Arms. Best
figure from cast, IS, Mr.. Jesse Metcaf
donor winner. Miss Elizabeth X. Chase of
Pawtucket. Best head from cast. S., Royal
G. Taft, donor; Miss Emily John on, winner;
mention. Ida Norman, b. W. Beale. Best de-
sign, $40, Royal G. Taft. donor; Miss Abbie
+. Brown, winner mention, Eliza ID. Gard.
ner, Frances e. Henley, Mabel Woodward,
Annie Phillips. Modelling, best wall foun.
tam, So Royal q. Taft. donor; winner.
Henry Schonhardt; mention, George f..
Turner. Gustave Irothner. Architecture, sl0
S. O. Metcalf, donor; Miss Frances T.. Hem
ley, winner; mention, W. Cornell Appleton,
l.. Rodman Nichols.
Mechanical department, day class. Most inn
rrovement $40, s. O. Metcalf, donor-Prize,
Willard $. Cutting; mention. Walter S. Ido
Mechanical department., evening class $40,
Jesse Metcalf, donor-Prize, Osbert Charles
mention. John 1. Price.
Saturday class, first division, February
Best ornament from cast, s.. Mrs f.. q.
Radehe, eonor-Prize, Miss Bessie Luce; men
tion, Gorham Henshaw.
Saturday class, first division, May Best
ornament from cast, SO, Mrs. Radeke, donor
Prize. Miss Bessie Luce mention, William
Hoyle, George Champlln.
Saturday class, second division, February
Best drawing from cast, 81. Mrs. Radeke,
dcnor-rrize Ernest 9. Baker.
Saturday class second division, May. Best
drawing from cast, 81, Mrs. Radeke, donor
Prize, Fred o. Hanson; mention Leah b. AL
len.
Saturday class, third division. Best set
of drawings, 81, Mrs. RadelSe donor-Prize,
Fisher Luther; mention, Ella Grehe.
Saturday class third division. Best record.
attendance, department. Improvement, 81.
NrS Radeke, donor-Prize, Walter A. Ed.
wards.
jewelers. competition Best design for n
silver match box S25, donated by New Eng
land Manufacturing Jewellers Association
First prize. $l2, Mabel Woodward second
prize, ss, Mabel Woodward: third prize So
William NJ. Baker; first mention. John Nun,
roe; second mention, III. l.. Avery: third
mention, Miss Woodward. Judges for this
competition We're: Joseph II. Tanning, l. NJ
Burlington and John l.. Remlinger.
The Judges OF the work in the several de.
rartmeuts were Messrs Sydney II. Burleich.
II. Cyrus Earnum, Stacey Tolman, w. g.
Goldman, W. Il. Fontaine, 4. r. Hindle. l.. g.
French, f. 4. Aldrich and Miss Edith Sack.
EFT.
The exhibition was larger in extent and of
greater variety than any shown heretofore
In the school, and much of IL possessed real
merit.