Dorothy Hood; composition class. Evelyn Edson; fashion illustra tion, Ruth Harrington; beRt color work, Mildred Seebeck; best black and white. Dorothy Woolcott; best prog? ress, Mildred Seebeck; commercial art, Bessie Brewer; special prize, Bes sie Brewer; perspective, Clara Weston, Constance St-ke, Lily Ey; ecclecinsti cal design. Francea Albertio; lettering, Amy Sprintrett: historic ornament, Gertrude Mills, Elizabeth Schavoir; costume drawing. Karoline Peck. The awards were made by jurors rep resrnting architectural. textile and pub lishing tirms of the city. Class day exercises are to be held to-morrow. ?-a Rare Book and Autograph Sale Realizes $11,271 Morgan Catalogue, Privately Printed, Is Bought for S470 The first two sesslons of the sale of line books and rare autographs from the libraries of Jonathan Ackerman Coles. John B. Pearse, Mrs. A. W. Church and others. which were held yesterday, afternoon and evening. at the American Art Galleries, ran up a total of $11,271. The sale concludes this afternoon. The most important sale last night was the two-volume "Catalogue of the Morgan Collection of Chinese Porce lains," privately printed by J. Pierpont Morgan and one of only 250 copies, which was purchased by Robert Amma dale for $470. The magnificently bound volume "J. B. Isabey, Sa Vie. Son Temps, 1767-1855," by Basily-Callimaki. having twenty-two miniatures on ivery, hy Miss Currie on covers. was sold to William K. Wordsworth for $140. G. A. Ball was the suecesful bidder for tiie extra illustraled work in six vol umes with 300 engraved portraits and 100 original letters and documents, cn titled "Battles and Leaders of the Civil War." edited by Robert Under? wood Johnson and Clarence Clough Buel. The price was $425. Another copy of the latter was acquired bv Jo? aeph R. Smythe for $415. A minor repair becomes a major operation unless the parts of a truck are as accessible as those in a Pierce-Arrow.