Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

with zircon and pearls, silver link watch chain, an odd, artistic ring set with turquoise matrix and a pretty abalone pearl pendant Miss Grace c. Taft had lovely pendant of pierced silver. set with amazonite, a dainty fligree pendant set with topaz and pearls. pickle fork. and two pairs of quite at- tractive silver hat pins, with Swiss lapis.
 Mrs. George Grant, silver pickle fork of good lines, garnet scarf pin set in gold. and a very pretty scarf pin with crown setting of gold and large pearl Miss Mary B. Wattles, chain set with three | Mexican opals, very pretty and unique in design, gold brooch, with beautiful l topaz set in fligree, another brooch of particularly graceful shape with blister pearl set in gold and silver. Mrs. c. J. l Twist, a very attractive oxidized silver ring of exceptional symmetry and fine 1 workmanship set with a chrysacolla ma- trix; also gold scarf pin with black 1 opal, and a very effective silver chain set with silver beads Mrs. Archibald i Torrance, partigllarly charming silver ] chain set with rose quartz of beautiful | color, and silver beads, handsome siI- yer ring with tiny leaves and green stone, and dainty pendant with green chrysa- 1 phrase. Mrs, L. Packer. pretty silver l i stone; Miss Edna Currier. artistic sap- phfre pendant of silver with pearl set l ting, and graceful, little. silver coffee 1 spoon.
 Tuesday Glass In Jewe1ry.
 The Tuesday class in jewelry, taught l by Miss Nellie Loring, is composed of Academy students, who could not reg 1 ister in the morning classes. but who l have carried out the school problems in l so far as their limited time permitted. i Their work was very attractive and in-
 cluded. pierced silver pendant, set 1 with laDis lazuli, and silver ring with malachite, Katherine Bliven round col 1 lar box, heavy silver ring with ame- | thyst, Florence Caron very unique and 1 attractive gold brooch, set with three l topaz, Mildred Engler; copper boxes. baI pins and silver bracelets, Olive Kennedy 1 and Katherine Wagner; silver ring sci i with three colored garnets, Dorothy Peck 1 ham; silver wire pendant with green l malachite and drop, Anna Strom; scarf pin of silver set with labradorite. Ma 1 rian Royce; ring set with silver leaves
 and amethyst, Susie Matassa.
 The work of Miss Faith Caruthers wa. 1 exceptionally beautiful; a large oval sil yer locket of pure silver set with to- paz and different colored tourmaline:
 being particularly noticeable for it.
 striking originality of color and design an exquisite ring set with large soli
 taire diamond and six smaller ones,
 with delicately carved gold leaves wa! I perhaps the gem of her collection; an bother gold ring with topaz and pearls ant
 tiny leaves, was very handsome;
 quaint ring of gold with a large diamond
 in circular setting and black enamel was in lovely contrast to another apmp | Cnf r;p oh,5
 pearls and miniature leaves made iron
 grains of gold. A slender pain bar piI
 of gold set with three pearls in black
 enamel, completed Miss Caruthers ex
 hibition which was characterized by he marked individuality of design and per lection of workma nship.
 Miss Nellie Loring also showed a col
 lection of beautiful rings, made with in 1 finite attention to artistic detail. On set with a circular design of diamonds pearls and leaves was especially lovely as was another, also of circular desigl , 1 and set with topaz. and combining al l arrangement of delicately wrought leave l | and silver twists, very odd and orig
 inal Moonstones and sapphires set i f ! white gold fashioned another ring, re
 markable for it's lovely ensemble. A,
 exquisite round brooch, set with larg
 snappy topaz surrounded by delicate gol
 tendrils and groups of tourmallneS an i yellow topaz stood out for it's usual ef fectiveness of design, and bammere
 silver jam spoon with slender handl decorated with twists of wire balls. wa
 noticeable for it's perfection of line. r addition to jewelry making, Miss Lorin I also Ispecializes in pottery. and exhih , tied two very handsome vases for lamp! ! one of cream yellow and the other i lovely blue glaze of graceful lines an 2 proportions.
 Exhibits in Pottery.
 There is a splendid exhibit of frs
 and second year classes in pottery: . particularly beautiful green-blue glaz ], has been developed by the school, an ]. interesting experiments made with it. A | artistic mottled blue vase is shown b t Guerilla Smith, also an odd dragon til