Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-10


Mis- Guadalupe Amonte, for amiabe deport
mspt and Improvement In her English and French
studies
ISIS Ellen A. Parker, fer grammar and phiioe
ophy. -.
Miss Emily J. Nourse, for grammar.
REGULATIONS.
Mental improvement was then recited by Misses
Catharine A. Young and Eunice Z. Seaman
Sunshine, by Miss Rachel Dodson
The Angels, BY Misses NJ simonton and Marin
sslden
The Old Farm Gate, by Ellen Augusta Parker
Cp,p paving attention at school, Fannie b. Lant'
singer, Mary Butts, and Ada Connolly. $685..
PREMIUMS.
Hiss Mary Eliza Fdmonsoa, tor geography, gram
mar, and natural philosophy - .rrs.v.
Miss Emily J. Nourse, for drawing, astronomy
Miss Ellen Parker, fr great improvement in
all her studies
Miss susan Preston, for geography and grammar
Miss Rebecca Noerr, for Improvement In writing,
&c graphy and natural philosophy
Miss Margarstta Keickhoefer, for improvement In
writirg geography, and grammar
Miss Matilda simonton, general improvement
Mi7s Nary Ann Anderson. general improvement
Miss Clara Connolly, fer improvement In arith-
metic and ozthography -.=
Mss Fannie B zantzinger, for improvement in
| reading. VT ting. AID arithmetic
Miss Mamie Clark, tor improvement in reading,
| writing, and spelling
Miss Ada Connolly, for improvement in reading,
writing and arithmetic
Miss Rachel Dodson, for improvement In geogra.
ply, philosophy, history and grammar
Miss Susan Harris, for improvement In writing
arithmetic and history
Mics Caroline HenD, for improvement in French,
writing and drawing
Miss Maria SeldeD, for improvement In geography
grammar end arithmetic
Miss Susan Gideon, for improvement in musicsnd
amiable department
Miss Virginia Mears, for improvement In writing,
Mis- Guadalupe Aimo- tie for improvem mt in
writing and drawing
Miss Eliza Selden, for improvement in arithmetic
history, and natural philosophy.
REGULATIONS.
Child's First Grief dialogue-Misaes Susan Har-
rs and Rachel Dodson
The Land Of my Birth, BY Miss Catherine Alice
Young
ehaiow in the Way, by Miss Augusta Waller
The Prrttiest sight-a diaogue-by the Misses
iary NJ. Ed ards, Susan Harris, Matilda Simontop
ClarA Connolly, Gertl uds Foster, Lizzie smoot Eliza
Selten and Rachel Dodson.
Miss Catherine Al;ce Young, for punctuslity
Miss Sus N Preston, for smiab.e der ortment and
attent to her studies
Miss Clara Connolly. for improvement in needle
work, reading and writing
Miss Mamie Clarke, for improvement In reading,
wiring and spslling
Miss Virginia Anderson, TO- great improvement
In oil her studies
natural philosophy, astronomy, and competition
Mss Mary Eliza kdmonston, for great improve
nent in resdng, writing and arithmetic
Mi.s Margaret Purcell, general Improvement
Miss Hanna Wileon, for general Improvement
Miss SOPHIA Dorsey, for crest improvement in
French. philosophy, and grammar
Miss Lizzie Smoot. for great improvement in phi
losophy aGd geography
Miss Mary Butts, for great improvement in read.
ing and writing
Miss Rebecca Noerr, for great Improvement In as
tro ltmy, arithm .tic and history
Miss Mar Jane Tree, for great Improvement in
history and astronomy
Miss Maria selden, for amiAbls and generous dc.
Iootment.
A. B c., by Miss Fannie B. Zantxinger
Christ the Purifier, BY Miss Minnie brandon
School for Ne, by the Misses Susan Harris Fannie
zantxnger, Lizzie smoot, Ada Connolly, Mary Butt,
Matilda simonton, and Bette Radcliffe
French Dialogue, by the Misses Minnie Brandon,
ID lrgaret HOwell and Ellen Harris
PREMIUMS
Miss Margaret How ell, for improvement in Preuch
philosophy, arithmetic ard astronomy
Miss Martha Purcell for Improvement in histcrv
Miss Annie EcksTd, for improvement, in philOsO
ply and drawing
and French
Miss Lizzie smoot, for improvement in writing
and grammar
Miss Mary Butts, for Improvement in orthogrs
Mrs Ellen Augusta Parker, for improvement in
history
Miss Emily j. Nourse, for improvement in geogra.
ply
Miss Minnie Brandon, for improvement In gram.
mar and arithmetic
Miss Annie Ecksrd, fer geography aud compost
ton
Miss Laura Davis, for writing, geography and phi
losophy
Miss Hester West fer writing, geography and
arithmetic -
Miss Julia smoot, for general improvement.
department
Miss Susan Preston, for arithmetic
NIL Gertrude Foster, for improvement In all her
studies
Miss Mary NJ. Edwards, for history and grammar
Miss Margaret Harris, for French and philosophy
Miss Helen Brodnax, for amiable Department and
ats ntion 10 the rules
Miss Alissbeth Williamson, for grammar and
arithmetic
Miss Mary NJ. Edwards, for writing and philoso
ply
Miss Bette Radcliffe, for arithmetic and reading
Miss Ellen Harris, for French and composition
Miss Martha Purssll, for English composition
4, Miss Margaret Harris, for botany and compost.
Miss Ellen Augusta Parker, for nithnstic, reading
Miss Annie Eckard for astronomy and philosoub,
. Miss May NJ Edwards, for diligence and attention
Mi Martha Purcell, for astronomy ..-
Miss Mary NJ Edwards, for orthosrsphy and &c
oarsphy
MEDALS were then awarded to the following pu
pills for amabse and exemplary conduct:
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Miss Annie Eckard, Miss Martha PurselI.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
Miss Mary N. Edwards, Miss Ellen Augusta Par.
ker.
These were then addressed In very beautiful ard
touching manner BY the Rev. ]. B. Eckard.
The young, bright and happy faces assembled
the delightful GOODNESS Of the morning. with The
beau iful and we'll ventilated apartment, formed a
scene ct rarely to be enjoyed and long to
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