Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17
ANNUAL EXHIBIT AT
 THE BALTIC ACADEMY
Glasses in Sewing and Drawing Show
 Many Beautiful Articles.

Many Beautiful Articles.
 The annual exhibit of the work done by the pupils of the Academy of the Holy Family at Baltic has attracted | many visitors this week. This exhibit l began on Wednesday. June 15. and ! has continued through the week, today | being the last opportunity given to, | the friends of the pupils to inspect | their handiwerk.
 Under the skiifuI teaching of Sister 1 Xavierin0 and Sister Helen the classes | in fine sewing and embroidery have | made some beautiful things: Daintily embroidered pincushions were shown by Helen Rigoud, F1orette Grehier, Lo- retta Fontaine, Katherine McCabe, 1 Abbie Farrell, Lillian Torcott, Helen l Rigney, Mildred Iamb Joseph EtZel, 1 and Edna May Turner.
 Lucia O'Donovan showed lovely 1 embroidered boudoir set and cap and short kimona done in heliotrope shades, Loretta F'ontaine a night robes exquisitely embroidered, also a very i ions are exhibited by Pauline Ashe, Anna Connolly, Jennie Ryan, Angie l White, Bernadotta Breault, Rita Champeau, Helen Mcdonald, May Rizney, Gertrude Gaunon and Mildred Casey. These were all different de- 1 signs, worked in various colors. Mar l garet Pagan had blue pillow en1- broidered in yellow, which was very ! effective. Three especially pretty sofa cushions of the Blue Bird design were made by Jennie Lynch, Beatrice Spt- dell and Gertrude Gately.
 1 A set of tea napkins, embroidered in white was done by Rita Champeau, Diana Marsan showed a finely em- | broidered chemise, also bureau scarf Bernadette Breault combing sack, done in colors, Marjorie Smith, apron and cap to match, May Farrell AT.-~. T--.l =s1,r. white baby dress, remarkably well done, Mary Culver centerpiece, and blue and white table runner and cap.
 Pauline Ashe, a table scarf; Caro- line Lettiere, centerpiece edged with lace; centerpieces and table runners by Jennie Ryan. Katherine Bahan, Margaret Fitzgerald, Julia TolH, Ger trude Gately and Agnes sGaIvias Ab- bic Farrell, center fine and nnono- | gramed pillow shams; Loretta Hale, an embroidered towel: Edna May | Turner a night robe; Mary Monahan, II table cover; Anita Meewel6, a daintily worked dress, Lila Bertrand, a mono gramed table cover; Bernadetta Brault, a table cover in eolors, also a night robe done in eyelet work and heavily embroidered. Picture frames and calendars in unique designs were shown by Mary Hartigan and Marga- ret Pagan, who had on exhibition an embroidered night robe.
 Noella Messier, a pupil from Mon treal, showed a lovely dress, orna- mented with dainty stitches and lace, also a petticoat and corset cover. l These were unusually well done.
 As their obligatory sewing task the older girls had made white cooking aprons, while the smaller ones had made caps. The embroidery is not obligatory work, but most of the pu- pils enjoy doing it. French and Eng fish embroidery and the eyelet work a is taught, and the results are certain ly most satisfactory and credftable Adjoining the embroidery exhibit was the room where painting, modell- 1 ing and brush work was shown. Sis- ter Agnes, who teaches these branches had a collection of her own work Theye was a number of charming pas tel pictures in miniature of fruits and flowers and a Moorish picture, very 1 painted with punches of purple grapes and an exquisite vase done iu apple blossoms, On the wallis was an exhibit Of cal endars and artistic book covers. stud ies in creyon, charcoal, water colorE and oils, Miss Josephine EtZel showed a very artistic JRpanege panel, also g hand painted china tobacco jar, whicf had beautiful co1ofhngs. Miss L.o- retta Fontaine exhibited a large pane done in oils, also a hand painted beT bon dish. Miss Katherine McCabe had some remarkably good work, Elst table cloth and napkins done il blue crossstitching, Mrs. Anderson painted dishes of conventional deig1 and a painting in oil of Pharaoh Horses, very finely done An oi painting of viofets was the work Q
 Miss Treckman, Mrs, Morrisey, frui l piece in oils, Miss EagtZgerald a pictur - pie plums was done by Miss Dreshe1 M Miss feathers showed a panel Of cae tus flowers, Miss Jaco7s' work wa
 also excellent. These ladies form a;
 outside class, which works on specis
 Sister Agnes aIse exhibited som
 very fine numbers of hand painte
 china belt pins, The whole showin
 was g most successful one and re
 fected great credit on both teache
 and pupils.
 The Prize Wfnnes.
 Friday evening the prize wiunea
 were annomosd as 6ollowsI
 High SchooE--Need1e work bes single piece, Miss Rita champeau an
 Miss Josepha Rtzels best plain sew
 ing. Miss Rita Champeau; commerci;
 department, best single, Miss Lorrei
 ta Fontaine and Miss Abbie Farrell
 best collection embroidery pieces, Mir
 Bernedetto RFeault.
 e Eighth GRade-Bast Embroidery an
 plain sewing, Miss Julia I,o1lij sevena
 grade, best enbFeldeFy and plain seE
 ing, Miss LeQna BslaHgerj sixth grad
 best embresdeFF, Miss hiaana ma san; fifth grade, best eTnhreider
 Miss Noelia MFessisf. In all there we
 130 pieces a9 fancy work ana 90 piec
 of piaip garments
 The judges were as. fHliaFEss IF,
 CharIes Gharaz, Miss BuGk1aF, A&i
 Atmie Gordon, Mrs, D. Case ana Mi
 Anna Domaine.
 Prizes for oil paintings went as 6e
 lows:
 Flower pieces. Miss Mary Leather
 figures, Miss Loretta Fontainei al