Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-06-05
JeweIry and Metal Work.

quality and charm OF line, shows a
fern dish with incised design and sew
eral bowl and vase forms
JeweIry and Metal Work.
Three cases held jewelry and metal
work. Miss Faith Caruthers excels in
this and has two beautiful pieces, a
pendent of green and yellow gold in
tree motif set with white, yellow and
green topaz and pink tourmaline, and
a rose pendant, the flowers picked out
in pale and deep pink tourmal1nes and
dainty sprays OF rose leaves IN gold
gracefully disposed about the flowers
Edith Young has a CORD scarf pin,
Miss Wattles a cameo brooch in an
tique gold setting; Mrs. Byrnes topaz
pendant and one of &aceted amethysts
in silver; Ruby Fenton silver anne
thyst and pearl pendant; Laura Young,
an amethyst pendant and silver spoon;
Alice Douglas, slipper buckles an droSe
quartz brooch; Harriet Haley ring and
chrysacola brooch; Miss st. John, I'M
finished silver taukard.
The history of art class have books
upon this topic. Miss Briggs showing
a very good one. The evening class
has work in all departments.
Much of the jewelry made has been
order work and was sent away before
the exhibit. Among this was some
fine silver boxes by Faith Caruthers.
Prizes Awarded.
The mony from the Williams fund,
which has formerly been awarded in
prizes each month of the school year,
has been reserved to the close OF the
year this time and divided into prizes
for the best work in each department
of art work done by the regular stu
dents in the Art school. The antique
and sketch classes were omitted this
year from these prizes, because of the
uniform excellence Of the work in
these two classes gave no pupils work
any special merit over the others. This
made five prizes of SIS each for the
work in jewelry, composition, pottery,
first and second year in design. That
for .jewelry was awarded Miss Faith
B. Caruthers. for composition, Miss
Alice Parker of New Londonfh for
pottery, Miss Erna Crawford of I'm
casville; first year design, Miss
Barbara, Latham; and for second year
design. Miss Edith s. Briggs of Pom
fret.
Academy Scholarship Divided,
The Academy scholarship for next
year has been divided between Mar
earetta C. Johnson and Agnes M.
Goodfellow. Each had equally good
work, but of a different kind.
Scholarship in Boston.
The scholarship to the School of the
Boston Museum Of Fine Arts will be
continued next year to Miss Katherine
AGallett, who has shown such marked
ability in her work there during the
winter.
Enrolment of Students.
The students in the Day classes were
Faith d. Caruthers, Nelson I. Branche'
Edith S. Briggs, Pomfret, Mrs. William
H. Allen, Edith E. Young. Ruby l.
Fenton, Mrs F. A4-Byrnes, Mrs. H. E.
Young. Willimantic, Mrs. J. ]. Des-
mond, Florence A. Backus, Dorothy
Hall, Erma A. Crawford. Uncasville,
Inez L. Horton, Mantle. Elianor Ash.
Pomfret Center, Rena NJ. Race, North
Franklin. Jean D. Adams, New Lon
don, Mary E. Wattles, Harriet Haley.
Barbara Latham, Alice Parker. New
London, Mrs. R. W. Perkins. Laura
Young, Willimantic.
Special students were: Mildred
Smith, Louise B. Mech, Della St.
John, NJ. Pendleton and Catherine
Brown.
The Evening class were: E. R. Won
Hornig, Dorothy Hall, Grace L. Trone,
E. Kathryn Sullivan, Herbert j.
Wyckoff Viola C. Engler, Margaretta
c. Johnson, Rose Kronig, Katherine S.
Desmond, Edith S. Briggs, Harriet
Haley, Frances Kingberger, Isabel
Stephenson, Alice Douglass, Mrg. Won
Horning, Mrs. r. W. Perkins, Mrs. F.
Trumbull, Miss O'Brien, Miss Ring,
Mrs. George Grant. Grace Mitchell,
Maria I. Gallup.
The pupils in the Children's class
We're Elizabeth T. Higgins, Esther H.
Turner. Josephine Holbrook, Kath-
airline B. Hampstead, William Allyn
Geer, Henry Croker, SterriH M.
Chase, Raymond F. Royce, Albien
Heebner, Celia RaycISi, Marion Gal1au-
Diet, Paul E. Higgins, Harriet Geer,
Tingley Cook, Rose Driscoll, Helen
Cochrane and Alice Pond.
Danehyis orchestra furnished music
during the evening. The piano used
was loaned by the D. S. Marsh COM
pany. The exhibit remains open to
the public today, tomorrow afternoon
and Monday.