Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-08

moonstunes and sapphrea Ram hy Ma Frank Hempspead. Pretty lGSAn1Wm were shown by MrS Hempg1saA, Aes Caruthers and Mrs. Leonard P ChWMA- A hand carved gold ring sst WeeA Gne- net and a long gold chAan w@9 I Miss Aida Watrous- OShE DennHg were shown by Florence CRpanhGs Natalie Allen and Rose KruuAE. 1SS@s the cases were many 1eEyekRJ 4eMgm- some of them being ths sa1s e Hhs executed ones in the caSaa.
 chiIdreas Wors%
 At the south side of tho Gxx1mRy h shown the work of tho ehildFuhs dn2L The children have dona somA ezsnany4 work this year and tbeAr sx61aAa m very good-even that of the ehw@a youngest members of tho claza- Faogr and fruit forms in charcoal end csAew were followed by designs tuR osufs work. Among the lsathor work is Q desk set by Esther PulIen and a mat by Mary T1rreli. Pierced brnan tiieH are shown, Abby Gallup and C6w1o4ta Fowler excelling in these. and Abby Gallup, Alex Ksminsd and SAn2T MorraH in the paperknfveg of ooppar with saw pierced handles. There is collection of clay models from ghs vim ter term and pastel work was Anna
 
 Japanese prints Mary Lester shows thA best work, seconded by Percy BtutnGn. while Dorothy Alton has some Eood flower studies in freehand brush color ing. Work in ink is also shown. Ev- erett Pingree had the scholarship from the Wequonnoc school given by tha Art Students association and Dorothy Alton the one from Broadway given by the Academy.
 Academy PupIII Work.
 Down stairs is found the Ac&4emy pupils work. That of the juniors c01a- prises still life and stuffed birds In pencil and colored crayons, JapaneMs prints and original work in pencil, H. lustrat1ons of scenes, pictures from a given subject and sketches from man ory with work in perspective. In the Japanese prints Florence Tb@cber has honorable mention.
 The senior work is all in black and white. It is drawings from casts and from models, the latter showing Rreat diversity in the pupils recognition of values. The best work hero is that of Grace Lester, with Winnie Bsrfis5 and May Bushnell next.
 The upper and lower middle cLAnaaN show design work. Begfuufug with the square. they show its dsvelor~nnut into borders. These srs used for ster- cil designs. some of which are roYc csS in cross stitch on zuest towels scsxSz and mats. Two pillow dexiEns are hp Mildred Smith and Irene Gragsor. Printing blocks in stencil design hm~a also been made and fabetos pr1ntsS from them.
 Other DesisnA
 One screen shows attractive Hsllow- cen designs in napkins. book covers and menu cards. Ma-gery Brewstsr has a good tapestry design and Bar bara Latham and Kathryn BlItieg have calendars. Theress Harding excals in the bird studies and Barbara Latham and Irene Gregson have precfy dress embroidery designs. Tn leather NoEE Marguerite Wolcott and ElkxabeEh Chase are among the conxibuanrs Color spectrum study and cOaor ValnaA and printing led up to pretty destgn9 in valentines and Easter ca.r1H
 Henrietta Browning and Gruoa aAMG- son have especially attractive enhEhAie, the former in leather work and il1RWt- hated cards, and the latter in jvwsAR
 The Pupils.
 The pupils h ths-art SchoOl thAn srSas we're:
 Day and deg4gn oiass-Hpekra N. A7e~dCAs 4NAF~0 A~. oNEAs MAA4kAfNa EMU- dlet9n. Florence Carpenter, MxA Leon ard P. Church. Faith s. Ozsxx1hsrs. Sadly P. AIosps, MrA HzAAak Rnrp stead. oscar WfiRou and NA4Alaa AuSn.
 Evening ci&Ga-Rss&uka 1zRuaar Margnerits .NAulf, Msxy H4mArAak I1o6a J. Laushiln, AlsxanAss HArnAna6, Ny CT Budrick, RoEzfiDd KBonAx. b1r1E1y Gregson, Brace AbeA61Ean1 aud MmhG StsphsnsoDs
 Sidney Morrall. Everett FanFroa XnTy Tirroil, Mary LsStAr, NMxAar fvnzn. Esther Turner, 0eoEge3AD. CnmmzL IA- by Gsllup Martha FoliOck, f@ETeuuoa Cro<er, Violet Burton. Emily R uhMEa. norothy Alton and ChkharRna WaHms stead. charistta Fewtess krsai Aa brRth,