Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09

| ! drawing were those shown by Misse ] Haley Briggs, MT. Johnson. Taft ans I Field. Three casss ef Metal Work. There were three cases of meta work. Miss Faith eCAruthers showed lversmithing. .TwoS lemo1ade spoons | Of silver with delicate yet strong nnet and number of brooches were part Q. l her exhimit A bar pin of green .golt tset with pearls, jade brooch in silver with unusually ornamental setting Ol leaves and stems. a touhmaline bal pin with ornamental detail in bright silver were executed by Miss sCaru- liners. ss s~F
 Mrs. Frank Hempstead were display ted. One of original design. setzwith g variety of stones of harmonious ilors topazes, pearls and tourmaline.
 Mime. Leopold Aarrents exhibited g number of pieces of unusual merit Among them were some pieces of ham mered copped of excellent form, an amethyst scarf pin in silver, silver bracelet set with coral, a golding peri dot setting and aQuamarine set with pearls in white gold. .,- <.7
 Fifteenth Century Ring.
 A 18th century ring set with topaz and alwines in yellow gold is by Inez
 Miss Edith Briggs shows two brooch es, one of chrysacalia and one. of anne thyst. A very attractive ring of gar- nets in gold Is also hers.
 Miss Helen storms green onyx ring in unusual setting is very effective, as is also her topaz pendant.
 The hammered silver tea set by Miss Mary E. WattfeS is most interesting and unusual. eOf original and pleasing design and artistic and skilful finish, they were among the most noteworthy of the entire exhibit. --- ---s-a --'---.-'- Other pieces of fine and notable work are scarfpins in gold by Miss Miss Haley, amethyst brooch in silver by Miss Ruth Grant and. a. very beau tiful barpin of green gold set with aquamarines and pearls by Lloyd Hall.
 The display of pottery was very much weakened by the large number of pieces sold at the Christmas ex- hibit.
 Miss Harriet Trumbull has some particularly good pieces on display The very expert shaping of her bowls and jardinieres is noticeable and the snoothness of her color equally SO Her blues and greens are very clear and soft and the glaze very smooth.
 Mrs. Frank Hampstead has some bowls are of exquisitely soft tone and the blending and contrasting of color perfect.
 Miss Nellie Lorfng's potteryffs mo- one vase of crimson particu- Mrs. John Huntington has some very Effective, pieces of blue and aubergin. Miss Elizabeth Huntington exhibits ornaments and buttons o fpottery, also tiny flower bowls and holders.
 .. Miss Mary E. Lucas pieces are in various blues and very attractfve
 Tuesday Afternoon Glass.
 The Tuesday afternoon class shows yt-IofU 1-I- e-iIx
 Miss Marquardt has a brooch of moss agate, a coral pendant and a silver bracelet set with jade. Miss Florence Smith exhibits an attractive brooch of pink quartz. Miss Lefing- well exhibited a silver neck chain with ,assels. silver bracelets set with anne .hysts, gold cuff links and gold bar l pins. Miss N1ahoney contributted a delicate silver chain in grape design, l 'ne set with corals, cAmelian brooch, 1 ,uf links and bracelet.
 Miss Comeau exhibited a lapis ring 1 md a silver chain set with corals. Miss l 1eebner had there silver signet rings, i ,ne set with. Mexican opal. and fork i <. Silver and Pearl Pendant : zF Miss Agnes Leahy showed a silver md pearl pendant and turquoise | natrix brooch. Miss Beard has sil- l -er barcelet and cuff buttons Miss | ourden exhibited barpins of gold and l if silver and silver hatpins. Misses 1eebner, Marquardt, Smith. Cornea u, ourden and Leaily also exhibited hat ,ins, bracelets and scarfpins of silver. i There were two heads of children | opied from casts by Harry Raphael, unusual ability. He also | a lamp of blue pottery with l rop Of black Is inches in height, which l s the largest piece which has ever 'een fired in the kiln at the school.
 Work of distinct merit and Of a most unusual order is that done by Jerome l. Skeesuck in wood carving and in | modelling. Several bas- reliefs in color which he exhibits are very fine and tiny figure of a bending woman. with | owl is delicate and exquisitsey grace ii- Two beautifully carved and stain r q bowls and a deep bowled spoon are i is also. ~
 Head of Venus.
 4 very perfect casting of a head of II enHs IS modelled by him stands to his Il redit as well and he exhibits the copy l! a cast of Antinous in the moist clay il IT, SkeeSUck's work is certainly wort ny of note and remarkable in view of le short period of training he s-has ad. The exhibition is open to the public aturday and Sunday afternoons Miss Harriet Trum mbull is in charge the Monday afternoon class in mod ing. The tables used at the exhibition ere loaned by the McNa1Iy Antique loc. T'he orchestra comprised Ellsworth Baker, violin: Frank Benson. cello: Danlhy, piano