Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-06

= colt and others by Misses Lester and Hahn were noticed. ! H. Hall, Jr, has s.'s Sofd S gTa4s ,a%R sa + bs e. zcaasy s s5y hopes to install kiln of its own next year fer the pottery work and &e use in glasing end enameHn8.
 u,rsr Middle class.
 Good work in the Upper Middle class was done by Mud<ed Cary ana Miss Ellis.
 sohoIarship Winners-
 In the Senior drawing Rarbara La- tham.s work was all together as she has the scholarship from this class to work y has second mention. The out of town scholarship has been won by Miss Race, daughter of c. A. Race of North Franklin.
 Up stairs one finds the work of the chiIdren's class. These rave been years-with but one exception. so that their work compares favorably for their age. Their sketches are very good.
 Albien Heebner and Lawrence CroISer show leather work: Raymond Royce, drawing. Kathryn Sullivan and Molfie Powers have been scholarship pupils. Miss Aida watrous was the teacher. Art School Work.
 In the Art school work. Mrs. Guy Warner Eastman director. drawing and design have been used together throughout the year. In the screen of preparatory drawings Misses Briggs. Ash and Parker have the best worK. In the antique, Miss MaIfett and Miss Parker in the, sketches from life. Misses Mallett Ash and Parker. Mas Ash's studies of children being rather the best, These sketches have been of poses 20 minutes to three hours long. The longer poses are on a screen composftions, made at home from sketches, and consequently without in- structiofl Under these were three in- teresting sketch books belopgipg to Misses MalIett, Ash and Briggs. Other screens held design drawings, poste $ bese in the flower studies and, in de- sign, Misses Briggs, Ash. Hall aad Horton.
 E Metal and iewsIcy.
 In metal work one notices @ copper frame designed by Miss Ssuer and carried out by Miss Pendieton. In the s ss sssusss bI Elss sGs Young has an amethyst Surrounded py pearfbi topaz and tourmalines in @ hnely wrought setting. Another py Miss Crawford is an amethyst Ire fssts Psashas $ 2ss sy Miss of exquisite workmanship. Miss Pen dieton also has some good work. Two other cases contain silver jewelry and table silver. A tablespoon by Miss Caruthers and two silver bowls by Miss Crawford are here smaller spoons buckles. chains, pendants, rings, -brace- lets. pins and watch fobs are show n. There is a pretty barpin in flower de- sign.
 BedquiIt Attracts Attention.
 In the a1cove is a 6edquilt designed by Miss Bartlett and pieced by the ladies of the Preston City church. ha rRe aone e0eRr py se pup p n Miss Patterson.s class in Itaiian cut work This class had five lessons during the winter term and shows four Of their samplers and some other work.
 History of Art.
 The class in the history of art. taught by Miss Faith R. Leayens, also has a screen of work and notebooks on the subject by Mrs. R. w. Perkins Miss Mabel s. Webb, Misses Briggs, Fenton, Ash and Young.
 Boston Scholarship.
 The scholarship from the Art school to the Boston Museum School of Fine Arts goes 10 MES Katharine Ma1iett: The students in the Art school this year have been; Children's class. Ray mond F. Royce, Esther H. Turner. Katherine B. HIempstead. Elizabeth T. Higgins, Lawrence Croker, Albin Heebner, Sterrill Chase Harriet E, Haley, ID. Kathryn Sullivan, Mollie Powers.
 Drawing and Dssign--Winnie E. Bartlett. Emma A. Crayford. Uncas- vile; c. Evelyn Atkins. Mansfield Cen ter; Eleanor Ash (scholarshIp1, Pom fret Center: Alice Parker. New Lon don: Inez L. Horton, Mantle: Harriet Young. Hefnan F.s Meyerhafdt,s vii iimantic: Katharine l.. Mallett. Doro- E. E wattiess ' Mildred A. smitf. Fafth B. Caruthers, Edith L. Briggs. Ruby |, Fenton. Mrs James Rough. Natalie Gibbs. Mildred Pendleton, Natalie AL len. Norwich; Rachel ". White. Gro-
 History of Art-Most of the drawing and design pupils and Mrs. Robert ". Perkins. Miss Mabel s. Webb, Mrs ". Tyler Olcott, Miss Edith B. Young Bishop.
 7oans elarfsfa 1atsss aBBa BaaFs1 h mund w. Perkins. Miss Ada l.. Rich- ards, Miss Edith F. Young, Miss Kath- Miss Carrie A. Stiles, Nillimantic; Mrs. F. J. Ieavens, Miss Helen E. At wood, Waureean: MISS Eliza w. Avery. Miss Elizabeth B. Huntington
 Music was furnished during the eve ming by Mrs Elizabeth Danihy. piano Frank Benson, violin, and Harry Sweet cello The use of the piano was a courtesy from Shea & Burke.