Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-07
ART SCHOOL HOLDS ANNUAL EXHIBIT

casts, were made, from which shapes
 slightly varied in detail, have been
 nodded. Miss Rose Trumbull shows a
 pair of green matt glaze candlesticlls,
 green tea set, large amber candle stick, and a plate with freehand deco rations of cobalt on tin enamel, besides several bowls, one most curiously dec orated with buches of grapes Miss Inez Horton has made chrming col lection of vases and bowls in great variety of most unusual color combl- nations. also a very artistic vase, dem onstrating an interesting experiment ! in slip painting and an artistic tile.
 In the Thursday pottery class there
 was a noticeable display of lovely glazes Miss Ethel Avery has made a l blue teaset, tile and fern dish of un- usual decora ton, vases and tiles com | bined of buff and red firing clays; | Miss Ida Leffingwell, a graceful fern dish of roughly modelled trees; Ed ward Bouville, tall blue vase, low candlestick, tiny fern dish; Lewis Raf- ferty, orange bowl, purple glaze can
 dlestick: Clark Philips, under glaze vase: Clara Gordon. pair candlesticks, | and vases; Lima Wheeler, pink vase. | The jewelry class has done some eX-
 ceptionally fine work. Miss Faith B. | CarutherS has on exhibition two very 1 handsome rings. one of heavy work
 mauship with carved leaves set around a large topaz the other, a dainty platinum basket set with small bril- liant stones representing roses, heavy silver spoon of antique design, cameo brooch, also cameo bar pin pearl and diamond brooch, long bar pin set with fourteen large diamonds in the midst of tiny gold leaves, and an in gold, with a finely wrought border
 exquisite cameo pendant brooch set
 of miniature apples and leaves.
 Miss Nellie Loring exhxibited some
 beautiful rings; one of diamonds pearls, pink and green tourmalines; the second ring of yellow gold, set with grouped emeralds of light and deep green, making a very lovely piece of iewelry; the third ring of gold and ' silver with an intricate design of stems | and lilies surrounding it's garnet stone another ring similarly carved, with to-
 paz setting. and a heavy chain of oxy-
 dized silver set with amazonites.
 l A pretty gold brooch set with coral garnet ring and a dainty silver neck chain with three topaz, were the work Of Miss Wattles. Miss 1nez Horton showed several rings, a spoon of odd and graceful design, bracelets of gold land silver set with aquamarines, and ar extremely artistic pair of gold and coral earrings.
 The evening class pupils gave ar excellent accounting of themselves Felix Pankiwiewiez among other in
 teresting work showed a number o1
 original toys, museum copies and c
 lovely Della Robbia. James R. For | sythe an artistic brooch, and bar Dir
 set with sardonyx; Mrs. George Grant
 neck chains. bracelet shirt waist sci of unusual design, and silver butter sprcaders Ruth Grant, pretty chair
 and ring; Ethel Avery. neck chains ar etremelN pretty brooch, and a wire work pendant; Miss Mary G. Tender i son, turquoise ring and bar pin, pen
 dant in oxidiZed silver set with large i facoted amethyst, very finely made , Marjorie Fields, ring; Lillian Murphy copy in clay of lions head.
 The Tuesday afternoon class o Aca demy students. Miss Loring, in ! structor had an interesting exhibition