Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-04

Whitney, Natalie Bussey. Katherine Hayes, Goldie Bothnick, Helen Kahn, Katherine Lynch. There was an excel lent showing of line and dot borders, carried out in attractive colors and va ried designs. Color charts carefully rendered and most pleasing in design, were done by Grace Taft and Esther Turner. Miss Tr11ler also had a beau tiful Egyptian Square, very rich and soft in color. Color sketches and a working drawing for a punch bowl, very carefully executed. and handled in a professional manner. were the work of Miss Taft
 Persian Designs.
 Attractive trays of Persian designs 1 and color were exhibited by M. Church, H. Cochrane. D. Rogers, W. Zahn. Beau i tifuliy clear and well proportioned let tering was done by Dorothy Gambler ! and Marie Russell. An especially in- 1 teresting collection of color studies and 1 enfargements from original copies had i been carefully executed by Lila Phillips who made an excellent copy of subject ! by DuLac, while Helen Cochrane and Helen Risley showed copies after Rack 1 ham. Artistic and unique tiles were made by Esther Durr and Dorothy Farrell. Down stairs was shown a widely va 1 ried exhibition of cross-stich work, em- broidery, tiles, painted boxes, blocked 1 curtains and garments, all were finished | Marjorie Merry, pretty pongee dress i Stella Royzchi, kiuona; Ruth Sterry i and Katherine Lynch, intricate cross | stitching; attractive kurtains were stenciled by Elizabeth Shannon and Ger 1 aldine Enos; charming painted boxes 1 were done by Hazel Phillips and Doro, l thy Rogers; wood-blocks by Elsie R l Freeman, Elizabeth ShaRnon, A. PlatG | planning of repeats. K Reilly and Ha. l gel Phillips.
 | Drawings From Casts.
 The drawing from casts was unusual | ly fine this year, and far above the beverage students exhibition, particular | ly meritorious and deserving of specia | mention. This screen was composed O. 1 the work of the seniors who are com. petlng for the drawing prize, the contest | ants being the Misses Church, Cochrane l Ehgler, Phillips and zahn. T6e prize winners will be made known on grad 1 uation day.
 | Work By Metal Glasses.
 l There were many attractive article 1 made by the first and second year Academy classes. George Fairbank
 showed five copper bowls of various sig
 es. of excellent workmanship, beaten out of fiat copper. A brass bowl, of pc cularly beautiful color, was made b. Marjorie Merry. A well shaped coppe
 tray, and two very dainty and individ
 ual salts with tiny spoon of silver, wer
 the work of Katherine Bliven; Natali
 Bussey silver salt cellars and spoons
 Mildred Engler, silver lemon fork O
 graceful lines. A particularly interest
 ing pair of brass book-ends, adapted fro1
 a medieval patters of peacocks, wa
 shown by Lima Wheeler.
 George Fairbanks, exhibited a remark
 ably well done silver watch fob. an
 scarf pin of turquoise matrix set il
 ornamental silver; Sarah Markoff,
 square comedian ring set in silver.
 dainty pendant set with smithsonite, an
 an attractive hand made chain; Mar
 McCune showed a well finished plai
 silver ring, and a coral pendant wit fligree silver.
 Florence Carou and Doris Bryson, sim
 pie, but very finely wrought plain sil
 yer rings Mildred Whitney, very deli
 cate and dainty handmade chain wit
 drop of green onyx :. Helen Brophy, al
 tractive had made chain of symmetrics
 silver links, with coral drops. Ct is
 part of the school requirements, tha
 every metal student must make a chair
 before the end of the second year, an
 in every instance these chains show pal
 ticnlarly neat and careful workman 1 ship.)
 A pretty silver ring of figures set wit
 pink tourmaline, and 8 plain seal sil
 yer ring were done by Viola Turnbull l Pauline Mather, charming gold pend
 ant, set with a very clear amethyst c
 beautiful color. Helen Rist. gracefI
 silver pin, hand wrought and set wit III
 heavy ornamental forms; Jeanne They delicateIy wrought silver chain, filigre pendant, set with smithsonite.
 Thursday Afternoon Glass. The Thursday afternoon class in jew
 elry of more advanced, adult student
 has made many lovely articles; Mir Frank Jordan, brass bowl of beautifl shape and tone, a pretty gold ring st