The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-05-31
PRIZES IN THE ART SCHOOL
AWARDED AT 4NNIVERS4RY .EX-
 ERCISES LAST NIGHT.
Winchester Fellowship Won by Miss Elsie Hull Wetmore of Winsted- Several New Haven Students Suc- 2 cessfuI-intercsting Address by Will jam A. Coffin.

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 The anniversary exercises of the Yale
 School of Fine Arts was held last even-
 ing in the south gallery of the school. President Hadley of the university pre-
 sided and after brief introductory re- marks announced the annual prize. The William Wurt Winchester Fellowship,
 amounting to 5000, was awarded to
 Miss Elsie Hull Wetmore of Winsted, l Conn. Marked for second place in merit were the works of August Spaen- kuch Of New Haven and the judges | stated that they desired to put on rec ord their high opinion of the work eX- hibted by Mir Spaenkuch and to say l that the competition was close They feel much interest in MT. Spaenkuch's work and find it full of promise and of
 earnest effort. The judges were Will liam A. Coffin, John w. Alexander and Augustus Saint-Gaudens.
 The annual award of prizes was as follows: Ethel Childe Walker prize
 awarded to Wallace D. McBeath of
 New Haven and an 5onorable mention
 s5lNGIl lO btOISe IuWlll w bSlCOlL, JI.,
 of Cambridge, Mass, and to Miss Amy
 Robertson Brown of New Haven for ex-
 cellence of their first years work.
 The Alice Kimball English prize is d- vided, August Spaenkuch of New Ha- ven to receive one-half of the amount, the remainder being equally divided between Miss Anna Harriet Pierce of South Britain, Conn, and Miss Alice La Bord Brereton of New Haven.
 The John F. Weir scholarship is di- vided between Franklin Victory Sikes of Suffield, Conn., and Hue Mozelot Luquiens os New Haven.
 Composition class composition on the subject, "The Last Piece of Silver" from Luke KY, S9 first prize awarded to Hue Mozelot Luquiens of New Ha- ven, second prize to Edward Dudley Bradstreet of Meriden; third prize to Miss Ethel Welles Bennett of New Haven.
 In advanced anatomy, prize was awarded to Miss Alice La Bord Brerton of New Haven.
 In elementary anatomy a prize | awarded to George Edwin Westcott, Jr. |
 Certificates of the School of Fine l Arts for the completion of the regular l course of three years are given to the | following students: Miss Jean Howe l of New Haven, Miss Ethel | Sheldon Curtis of Stratford, Miss Kath- | arine Panel Hastings of New Haven | Miss Sara Moulthrop Holbrook of New | Haven, Miss Maude Josephine Munson | of New Haven August Spaenkuch.
 For the completion of the two year elective course in drawing, water color, or architecture, open to sem ors and juniors in the academic depart nent cetificates are given to these members of the class of 1902: Frank
 in Abbott of Pittsburg, Harold Ches- CT Evarts of Providence, George Aims ee Hewett of Louisville, John Jared Welsh of South Orange, N. J.
 The address of the evening was by William A. Coffin, graduate of Yale n the class of 1876 nd director of the inc arts section of the Buffalo Exposi- ion. MT. Coffin's address was a most one, being a history of American art and artists.
 Following his address Professor Nie- never called the attention of the audi nee to the fact that pictures by Miss Foote. first winner of the Winchester and by Walter Nettleton we're hanging in the gallery. A recep ion followed the exercises.