The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
ART CLUB CLOSES
SUCCESSFUL TERN
MANY PRIZES AWARDED TO STU
DENTS WHO HAVE PASSED
THROUGH PROFITABLE YEAR

DENTS WHO HAVE PASSED
THROUGH PROFITABLE YEAR
Having closed the term the Rich
mond Art club has placed on exhi-
bition the work done by the pupils OF
the club at the rooms Of h club. No.
SCI West Grace street. Officers OF the
club will be on hand for the next few
days to receive visitors and show them
the results Of the years work.
This club Is one of the most wiley
known in the South. Graduates have
become distinguished in many lines
of art-designing, cartooning and
painting.
Major James H. Dooley is president:
Admiral Harry Webster is vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. T. l.. Clarke is secretary.
and Miss Helen Lorraine is treasurer.
Miss Nora Houston is the instruc-
tor.
The pupils come from the various
schools and from private life, and
all who have gone through the various
courses have. as the records OF the
club show, profited much. h MEM
bership Of the club numbers 225, while
the list of pupils embraces about zoe.
Here Is the list Of awards for the
term:
Honorable mention, Helen l.. Lor-
raine, portrait head.
Second mention, Ellen Lee Ball,
girl with book.
Third mention, Katherine Rhoads.
portrait head.
Junior Color Glass;.
Honorable mention Virginia
Strange, water color, girl feeding
chickens.
Honorable mention, Jane Strud-
wick. water color. still life.
Second mention. Dewey Hughes, Oil
sketch, chickens going 10 roost.
Second mention. Florence Hey.
water color, still life.
CHARCOAL. HEADS - Senior Glass.
Honorable mention. Helen l. Lor-
ralne.
Second mention. sallte Tazewell
Fitzgerald.
Third mention. Katherine Rhoads.
Junior Glass.
Honorable mention. Virginia Lor-
raine.
Second mention, Virginia Morton.
Third mention. Dorothy Smith.
Mention, Katherine Peasants.
Children's Glass.
Honorable mention. Theresa Pollak.
Second mention, Eleanor Kirk.
Third mention. Isabelle Smith
Mention. Dorothy Bruce,
LATHE Children's Glass.
Honorable mention, Susan Johns
ton.
Second mention. William Wood.
Third mention. Rosabei Brady.
WOMAN'S LIFE CLASS.
Honorable mention, Sallie Fftz-
gerald.
COMPOSITION-senior.
Honorable mention, Ada Smith, In
terror of church.
Second mention, Virginia Lee
Crump, rain in tho street.
Third mention, Emily Hall, woman
playing with kitten, the living-room.
Junior. Work Done at Honey
Honorable mention. Virginia
Strange. COW and calf; girls arranging
violets.
Second mention. Virginia Morton.
the grinder.
Third mention. Edmund Archer,
the roofs OF the houses.
SKETCH CLAsS-senior.
Honorable mention. Sallie Tazewell
Fitzgerald. Little Miss Laughlin."
Second mention, n. Markeson,
sketch for cam.ra club.
Third mention. Lucille Montgomery,
a little girl.
senior Landscape.
Honorable mention. Miss Woodward,
view of lake.
SKETCH OLASS-unior.
Honorable mention. Virginia Page.
servants quarter at art club.
Second mention, John Taylor. stu
dent at easel.
Third mention. Blanche Virginia
Osgood, trees in club yard.
Mention. Robert Armstrong, teddy
bear.
Junior Landscape.
Honorable MENTION, .Lyra Ransom.
Second mention, Annie Armstrong.
ILLUSTRATION.
Honorable mention. Sallie T. Fitz-
gerald. "Jaqueline" lewis Randi.
Second mention. Lucille Montgom-
cry. The School Girl"
Third mention. Ada Smith. night
at Monticello and night on the Rich
mond road (Iewis Randi.
Mention. Helen L. Lorraine, THE
Book Shop" Uewis Randi.
STILL IIFE.-Senior.
Honorable mention, Ada Smith.
Second mention. Hester Dodson.
Junior.
Honorable mention. Katherine
Cary.
Second mention. Julia Spratley.
Third mention. Agnes Bull.
DESIGN CLASS.
Conventional Designs From Ma
ture Drawings-Honorable mention.
Miss Woodward.
Original Designs Applied to China
Honorable mention, Miss Ada
Smith.
Book Cover Design-Honorable
mention, Miss Theresa Pollak.