Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 119, 19 May 1922 — Page 9

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(Special to the Palladium) CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, May 19. A hat, dresses and other garments made by the domestic science girls of the schools, and library tahles, porch swings, and other furniture made by the boys of the manual training class, which were displayed In an exhibit of school products this week, have attracted much favorable attention and greatly stimulated public Interest In the work done by the schools. Three library tables were the most ambitious product attempted by the manual training class, but porch swings, stands, upholstered stools and chairs were to be seen also as well as book racks, lamp stands, hat racks and other slfhpler pieces. Two pieces which received especial comment were a library table made by RobertBeeson. of Dublin, of walnut lumber sal vaged from an old house, and a floor lamp made by Harold Horn, manual training instructor. In the domestic science exhibit, ex amples of sewing and cooking were displayed by the older girls. The-11 domestic science students of the coun try schools carried on a friendly riv alry with the 35 city" students, in dis playing their cakes, pies and other products. Puddines. candies, and cooked fruits were shown also In the cookery exhibits. Most Popular Display. The displays of garments probably were the most popular of the exhibit, 788 different garments being on display, with all dresses and other gar ments made after different patterns or varied materials to suit the maker. Complete wardrobes, including night gowns, petticoat, middy or sport suit, combination, gingham dress, blouse, and a set of collar and cuffs were made by the freshman girls. The project method of instruction had been followed, allowng each pupil to work out her own ideas and to make garments suited to her own use, thus finishing the year with products which could be turned to immediate use. Whil3 the girls are not held to any fixed task, they were given thorough instruction In the principles of color, material, construction and form of the garment upon which they work, after which each one was allowed to ppply the principles to the manufacture of her own garments. A hat, the creation of Miss Luella Fulton, who did all the work on It, from actually making the frame, to covering and trimming it, attracted much favorable comment. Hat making had not been Included in the regular course of Instruction, but this product had been finished under the system of allowng each pupil to work on something of use to herself. Get Highest Grades Highest grades for domestic science work in the freshman class were made by Mablo Howard and among the sophomores by Dorothy Ballard. Eva Harris led in grades among the Pershing school students. Unusually good exhibits were made in sewing displays, by Eunice Chapman and Alice Cornthwaite of the freshmen and Mary Beard and Martha Kelsey of the sophomores. Anna Catherine Whelan of the eighth grade, also had on display a dress not only made, but designed by herself. The display 6howed domestic science products in sewing and cooking by the seventh, eighth and higher grades, under the supervision of Miss Ruth McCormick. Lower grades completed easier work under Miss Marie Bolenbaugh, with Miss McCormick'a f aid. Paper folding exhibits were made bv the first and second grades, art work by the third, coloring of tree, flower and bird books by the fourth, basketry by the fifth and designing by the sixth. Relief maps made by the boys of the fifth grade were shown also. They included a map of the world by George Dale, two attractive colored maps of North and South America by Royal Shipman, and one, done in putty on wood, by Harold Rowe. SON OF EX-GERMAN CHIEF ARRIVES IN AMERICA NEW TOFK. May 19 Fritz VonFalkenhayn, only son of the late Field Marshal VonFalkenhayn, ex-chief of staff of the German army, arrived yesterday on the Seydlifs to go to work.

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