The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1907-05-29

Ing In Memorial hall, BENEFIT street, and
hundreds of friends OF the more than 80
members OF the graduating class were
there to enjoy the program and to view
the 10Th annual exhibition of students
work. There was standing room only in
the hall, and not an unlimited amount OF
that. Those who came after o'clock, the
hour set for the opening. were lucky to
get seats.
The formal ceremonies were brief. con-
sisting principally OF the graduating ad-
dress. delivered by President w. RI. +.
Faunce of Brown university, and the
presentation OF diplomas to the grad
yates by Vice President Isaac G. Bates OF
the board OF trustees, who presided In the
absence OF President William G. Poland.
The exercises began with n brief ad-
dress by Director Eleazer y. Homer. Mr..
Bates followed, introducing President
Faunce, who gave praise OF the highest
kind to the work of the School OF Design
and TO the opportunities open before It's
pupils, pointing out that they should be
missionaries OF the aesthetic TO the COM
munity In which they move.
DIPLOMAS PRESENTED.
The presentation OF diplomas which fol-
lowed was attended with much enthu-
siasm.
The following scholarships and certif-
Gates were awarded: Certificates for one
year postgraduate work-Minnie A. ANS
den, textile design william K. Brigham.
1ewelry design: Charles r. Cannon, dec
orative and jacquard design: Edmund A.
Curry. decorative design and student
teacher: Winifreo 7. Terry. decorative
design; Evelyn 8. Whitford (holder of the
postgraduate scholarship for fidelity and
ability for 1sS-O In the department OF
decorative design. one year post-grad-
uate work I'm textile design; Lillian L.
Read. jewery design.
Diplomas: Department OF drawing and
painting Irregular four years course)-
Helen l.. Bass. George p. Love Florence
H. Minard: department OF decorative de-
sign Irregular four years course)-Emily
q. Arnold. James K. Fairweather, Miriam
r. Harris, Constance l.. Lake, George l..
Milard. A. Clayton Parker, Joseph
G. Reynalds; Mary c. Ward: de-
partment OF modelling Cregular four
years course)-Earl c. Foster; de-
partment of mechanical design Irregular
three years course)-Armen d. Bogosian.
James r. Bowie. E. Spencer Hood; de-
partment OF textile design Irregular three
years course)-Pembroke p. Peirce.
POSTG GRADUATE SCHOLARSHIPS.
Postgraduate scholarship for fidelity
and ability: Department OF drawing and
painting. Florence II. Minard; depart
ment os decorative design. Joseph, @.
fNtyIlplut, JT., JdIne< II. fdlT WtatneT,
honorable mention: Providence Art club
scholarship. William III. Drury Edith NJ.
Dexter, honorable mention; evening life
class scholarship. George a. Thoreson.
Festus Rousseau, honorable mention;
Museum of Fine Arts scholarship, George
p. Love.
Certificates: Department OF drawing
and painting, Hulda Anderson, day
courses IN elementary and advanced cast.
life, portrait, still life, sketch and action
classes. and a partial course in anatomy
and history Of art; Robert Arthur Cam
eron. day courses In life. sketch and IL
lustration, having attended two years in
day class and two years in evening class;
department of decorative design. Herbert
T. Kenyon. three years work in evening
decorative design: Helen b. Mason. Ss
years work In composition. advanced de-
sign, life class and illustration; Charles
j. Martin. 2h years course in decorative
design In the evening classes: Alfred A.
Wales. AZ years course in decorative de-
sign in book cover designing; Martha B.
Wilson. three years OF the regular day
course in decorative design; department
OF modelling. Andrew r. G. Bell. four
years work In evening modelling; John
w. Macdonald. three years work In even
Ing modelling: John Z. osterberg. 3is
years work In evening modelling; Fred
erick r. Woodward, three years work In
evening modelling; department. OF archi-
tectural design. Earl II. Chase. two years
Of the regular day course In architecture;
John b. Palizza, Jr., three years work in
the evening class In architecture. includ-
ical states and elementary design;
Thomas j. III. Peirce, two years of the
regular day course in architecture.
TEXTILE DESIGN.
Textile design, Charles r. Kratsch. the
three years evening course in Jacquard
design: stephen ID. McKenna, two years
OF the regular day course In textile de-
sign; Joseph A. NORM two years Of the
regular day course in textile design; Ell
mer +. Wynn. the three years evening
course i'm textile design.
1rxr "A 1ts,ra nh1f- f-fCOfa
one year In tewelry drawing and design.
Saturday scholarships Division A,
Raymond Carpenter. scholarship; Evelyn
Atwell, first mention; Sadie Gallagher.
second mention. Division b. Bertha Bur
rill. scholarship: Helen G.. Gros, first
mention; Clara, Nelson and Marshall
Grace Arnold. scholarship; Helen Chand-
Ter. first mention; Matte Barrows, sec
oond mention. Division i,, ID. Frank rank A. Rob, Rob,
Sns sOnola5sn9 waR s9ean sdnnS rs
mention; Division e, Elizabeth Root.
scholarship; Mary Patterson, first men
ton; Everett Rowbeham, second men
tion. Division +; Eliot Luther. scholar-
ship; George Hull. first mention; Clara
Kelmel, second mention. Division @, ad-
vanced mechanical. Harold B. Bliss.
Alexander NJ Mexican, second mention.
Division @, elementary mechanical,
Charles w. Luther, scholarship: Thomas
s. Mclaughlin. first mention; John h.
Then came the exhibition, the examina-
ton OF the annual display OF the stu
dents work, which was most attractively
arranged around the hall in alcoves con-
structed of improvised screens.
That there has been marked advance
along every line was evident. and the
manner in which certain departments
have worked together. the courses In one
icing always preparation for the work
I'm another has made for unity In purpose
and result. This was specially noteworthy
I'm the work of the sketch classes under
Miss Mabel VI. Woodward, which was de-
veloped along the hne OF illustrative
work. the work In oils being preparatory
to portrait work. and the work of the
department OF decorative design, under
Miss Una Clarke. which prepared the
students for practical work In jewelry.
textile and wall paper designing. the fin-
ished products being shown in the jewelry
and textile departments.
The evening classes in modelling, under
Mr.. Koflhagen and Mr. STAFF showed ex-