The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-06-27
81. IosEPH.s rEaaI.E ACADEMY.


fsT IosEPH.s rEn4LE AcADEMY.
CLOSING ExERc1gEs.
The closing exercises Of this Institution
which took place yesterday we're attended
tby crowd so large that many we're unable
ID obtain seats, and some we're obliged to
40 away without gainiasg admissio on to the
room. At about 10 O. clock the exercises
were commenced by the performance Of a
gsand entrance march by Misses q. Sam
manni, Mary Ly brock, Annie Epps, and
Sarah Whitaker; during which the pupils
entered ia pairs, keepin tine to the music,
curtesied to the audience and took their
places on the benches prepared all being
seated, Misses M. Schaffer, u. Monteiro,
and J Kah1 played o pretty little trio with
eclat. Then came asong, g here's 81 sigh !, 2
sung by Misses Lille Gum, Louise Sa-
Inanni, a. Epps, %. Epps, and 3. Campbell,
each part being we'll sustained.
The distribution Of prizes then CON-
menced, Father Mulyey, Of Petersburg,
reading OF the names Of the honcred ones,
and Bishop McGi pr esenting the badges
and premiums. After O few minutes thus
spent, the distribution was suspended for.
more music. The Fishers Hornpipe y
was performed By MisaesajsS s.. ttaker, A.
Warner, NJ. Walters, NJ Lindsey, a. Bow
man, N O, Keefe, ida Drinkard, and A.
Colburn, in excellent time. Misses e. and
u. Tyler played the g aliph Of Bagdad :,
and then came another distribution, fol-
lowed by one OF The gems OF the occasion
tsssiThe Widow to her Z ,'':-sung in a
clear, sweet voice by Miss Mary q. Beale.
Then the roaring atAnvil Chogi :, on three
pianos, by Misses II. Warner, Z. Doherty,
Walters Colburn, q. Epps, Lindsey, Lys
brock, M. Doherty, and O,Keefe.
g Matrimonial Sweets, "a spicy little
duet, was sung in d charming manner by
the little Misses Monteiro and O' Keefe, the
one taking the part Of the jealous wife and
the other that of the exacting husband.
The acting and singing Of the little girls
was fine, and we're greeted with laughter
and applause.
Another award, and the Misses Zetelle
performed g Don Juan, z and Miss Lille
Gum sang the 6 Captive Greek Cir, 2 the
accomplished Miss s,llly playing the ac-
compartment. The & Mazourka Traneaux'
was rendered by Misses a. Bennett, Powers,
Gunn, and Drinkard, and IS Judith y by
Miss Samanni g Lucie Di Lammermoor" {"
by Miss III. Bennett, very fine and = 8 Puri- ri
tani . by Miss a. Bennett.
In the g School oolmistressn y Miss s. Whitta-
sker was very successful, and bore her
honors gracefully
The premiums having oil been awarded,
the ceremony of coronation took place;
after which Bishop N Gill made a short
address appropria to the occasion, and the
pupils marched ctt of the room, while the
Misses Zetelle played q grand closing
march.
We append alist Of the
PRIZES AND PaEMIUas DISTRIBUTED.
Badges Of excellence were awarded to
the following young Indies for distinguished
application to study in their respective
classes:
FIRST CLASS.
Miss Thomasia Huteheson.
SECOND CLASS. I;
Miss Sarah Whitaker. 81. -.
DIyIsIoNoF THIRD CLASS.
Miss Johanna Hoyer.
Premiums were awarded to the following
young ladies for diligent application to
study during the year
FIRST CLASS CHRISTIAN DOCTRINES
Misses Jachomine Zetelle, Sarah Whitta-
ker-First premium; Irene McAdam, Mol
lie Doherty second premium &.
~ 4 . SECOND GLASS. ~ -
Misses Alice Colburn, Maggie Walters,
Rosa Forstman. Maggie % 'Brien-First
premium Misses Dora Laube, Lena Laube,
Mary West Second premium.
THIRD GLASS. 80
Misses Julia Collins, Katie Dunleayy,
Mary REEL Justina Doherty Katie Burns,
Maria Tyrell, Christie Francisco, Mary
Duggan, Maggie Vonderleh First pre-
MUM Misses Mary Perrin, Katie GUIDE,
Katie Doherty, Emma Med Donald, Mary
Martin, Mary McGoYern Second premi-
um.
FoURTH CLASS.
Misses Mary McNeal, Katie Burke, Ka-3
tie L. Burke First premium Misses Mag
gle Hogan, Mary Heith, Mary Sinnet, Ellen
Fitzgerald Second premium Misses Mary
Leamy, Della Leamy ulia Deyine, Bridget
O,Neil, Mary German Third premium.
FIFTH LASS, So
Misses Sarah Afartin, Maggie Lane, Mary
Wade, Katie Fitzpatrick First premium |;
Misses Mary Vonde rlehr, Hannah Doher-
ty--Second premium; Misses Madeleine
sWendlingsr, Ida Hamilton Premium of
Improvement 81 iT7;ss
FIRST CT LAss LIsH.
Miss Thomasia Hutcheson First pre-
MUM, reading, arithmetic, penmanship,
grammar, rhetoric, 6ook excepting, ancient
and modern history scripture history, an
ciient geography, % Mythology |; second pre-
MUM, composition, philosophy chemistry,
astronomy zebra ssst
IA SECOND CLASS.
Miss Sarah Whittaks Fiirst premium,
reading, scripture history modern history,
nythologyss second premium grammar, am
5cient geography eemp sitions, phi losophy ];
third premium, riiting, arithme etic.
Miss Marie Lybreck First premium,
grammar, arithmetic modern history scrip
tsire history tholegy, book keeping, plain
and ornamental writing second premiums
readins, Z. fsss IS
!f Miss Alice Colburn irst premium,
reading, grammar, comp osition, plain and
ornamental writing second premium, rltl-
metic, modern history ythology Scrip
sture history, ancient tgeograp third pre-
mlinnl, philosop
u Miss Maggie Walsers--E First premium,
eading, modern history scripture history;
second premium, comp position, ythoiogy,
philosophy, writing third premium ar1- IN;