, 1869-06-26
EDUckTt0 NAL.
Closing Exercises at st. Marys Fe'
male Academy.
commencement at Notre Dame
College.
Exercises at Dcarbo1n Seminary.


ST. HARYS ACADEMY.
1t Mary Female Academy held It. aunl
excEe,ses CD the 34sh, the day following No:
DaH'e, and for which eccAson 11anJ Of the Ststto
of tic day before remained TO witntss the exc
cstes Of the latter in>utuuou. The younF tadl
who Lave been under tho guidance OF the tslents
and faithful Mother Superior, y. Anse1os vi
marks each gcar with Substantial prpSrcsA maj
Very nne appearance Fos the SCHOLASTIC Ses
tuxt closed, Mother Angelo noses In the lul TIC
OF SUCCESS the Establishment OF school {
design, Which WIS very generally tenIke
By visitors - being an honor to II
West The Instruction IS giyen b
q !sdv tcachcr who Is not membt
Of ttr t,rrfes which governs the school, and who
paid sn exceedingly lleera! eala5y. TIE nrss IT
.srue,on 3 1Ecsn t!ocks ol Gates, .qc1rr., angie
and soacds, Placed IN 2vc,y conceivable form IN
share, LII the student Eay cultivate corrfs
idt IS OF perspective; ,nru follows craving fror
paGter casts ol hands, feet bus:s etc. Wne!
proficient IN these, cu!ues drawing from nature
!. ~h!ca the magnificent aal picturesque scener
ot S. a'ar3 :, win ts ar,is,ic cultivated scencr
Is a,l adtact. atFn71fe ample scope; and In one 0
ihe ratoTs wc1e ats7laJe1 many pieces OF rare e1
ten,et notice
Another Of lie superior branches is tha, of voca
direction Of Miss S:ay.hc, upoo whom vas be
slowed the trs. HascI education Afforded X
Enand 2ns e1nany Eeee,Etns ,hs
nora torf11.L In ;he nEsic1l department wen
Is: pupils, MANI of Weou gave evidence Of tne,,
another t,anch rpnn which tho institution
,7tdes t.eil Is tast ari known to Jew ladies' oi
ihe prrtr.a; ihs-:he n. Of domestic economy
which they dcuor1luate the crow ming
Of Of Ike rradaatss reee:sed premams % for fs: e9.
Fl is q ns s1a aseaes
from the Old Vor1d bY 1.ey- E. Sortn, superior
Genera! OF The oraer. In each the cases waa
approrrta,e mo,toes, MN tie froserbs: "sne
has made for herself clothing OF tapestry; 1ne
the fruits Of her h-4ds, End let her works praise
her IN the gates.
Al ii o'c:ocl a u. the exercises opened with q
latcs IN beaaa:cl style. barlns THIS perform.
sa Sy the a me aeT
xa.d by swos, soarcf5.aG. and then retiring to
their scs.7. Th--c was the COURTESY naughty,
ous, and .he eoaHesy easy and graeeful TO the
seboidtr II waS a nne stud5.
AS suou S. they we're seated, the audience was
served ~a!1 q treat 10. ia the programme Miss
sm,lht cnue forward ~ spectal request pre.ions-
II malr, and Fang the "StghtlGalea Till, -
which VS. r.ceI,etl with raptxIuus applause
II has coEae 10 he an established custom Tor
EEhop J. II. Lears, Of r Na5ne, TO be present
both here aEd at So:Te Dune and d;ts1snte tae
t.stet q boolA
The yuca: class O! IS nenbers next gave
.EurCs-frcu ''1a Sennamoula {Bellin} under
he direction Of Miss suYthe. II was grand snc-
.t4s.
The gaiu.e:orJ OF Miss E Crouch, Of jackson,
Mich. was avery c7ed!table composition, lKen-
Zig The members d1 tic graduating c.ass 10 the
:tverh virtues, Modcs1y humility. Hope, Patience,
.aEcor nrd Bene. olence. The Uernt'era Of the
cass 20 " hon these virtues were assiai!aied arc,
Mise E. Ctouch, MIss II. Twocmey, Goshen, Ind,
Misses Laura and Lizzie Tong. Columbus, .. :; Mss
6r,p md Iftnl Ertn Itttnu
Miss 4. N1ltau sang an ara fro1s LAf,ica4ne'
tMeyertesr3. She has fair volce with nne cul-
Mss II. Twoou1es then Zase an essay on the
Ccn:eaplastor Of Satcrt, which WAS well received
ThF nuuc 1Ady is but u yearS old. but Is one OF
A vocal duet t-o1l Menaclssohn, b5 the accom-
Ged s ccas fsnosea Ths 1as s1a 9sndessd
With exceeding artistic grace. and VAS highly
complimentary 10 the musical talents Of the young
years noted as most gifted mcsital artist, and
quilted herself on this occasion IN nsnnersatis
The M1feee Tong read an alternate essay on
Light and Shadow, which wns as beautiful q.
these accomplished tw1ns, between whom IN lea-
tuFe. form, action or voice none hot the tost lnti-
Unte Ct 4 di5t.n. ush,
Mise Aeail sang solo, Farewell Nj Only
Mis- Cunnea1 cesas on Logic was another ol the
e1cellet,t compositions.
Miss EVIL. Of Ohio, read . nne address to the
IN hopaT ' oi the @ sss1 as Jubee 'e''' INC oEos
"The TWO Sisters, . ~ opeteita, BY saroni, was
Mahc s:Lu.: caeca elect -.4ste 9. Davenport
Flornce hcT tlster- Mt.s J. Hyndh
Ais1 EdTstds
M1st o9t:
f5ss';<a iiai,a:s a.1.sas Mis- & 2su
Afsf fns'...........-+-.--.-...... Slse 4. MAlkrr
fsn. E;S.+ Es:sis
Miss Jenny nynls vas marked, In addition to
he Others bt:fosc noticed. rs having superior
ca1ss.ns, The Vision" cSerdD, by Alss Daren-
The Juntors Choice, play BY the llsrlc ones,
Overture to Figaro tMoza1t> Planos-Mtsses
Foeie, Lara Tong, Il Aulhall: g. Davenport.
$. Livingston, L. Young, N. 6nerand, Lizzie
feng and J. urnds, was rendered Nth l'erfect
The conteMns .! The s1adass.nx hynora. con-
ssnE n r Of Ge gea eaas n o. me sane pss.e1a
OF honor, were conferred upon Misses & Lvtngs-
ton. L and l. Tong, E Crouch, Z cunnea and |
Crowns Of honor. Senior Department. for amla-
tle. polite md correct deportment, were awarded
10 Aisscs A. Mulhall, A. Ewing, Il Alexander, J.
Secoud ind third honorF. twenty-five each.
CroWns Of honor Junior Department. 70 u. Le- |
tourneau. j. Wilder and =. AJrea.
Second honorx 10 thirteen. l
Third hoDors 10 tKo-
Also, hunors TO several Alnins.
Il
s. Livingston, l. and L Tong. E. csouch and h
t'unnen.
Premiums 10, plain sewing were awarded to
Miss L. Hvlnesson read the saledtctov, bidding
an ndecttona1c farewell to all
Rev. +. T, Boyle was introduced By Rev. WILL
lam Cort't, snd made an excellent oratton.
The eAercsses then closed with the March.
" chaat On Bisorac. tKnekeul aisees @. tAE-
nnxton, Il knxtn, l. English, y. Thompson, NJ
Walton, K tsuRer, & netttg, 7. Van Horn. H2rps,
s'snsG Msses n shtEana nsseDp1s Nth
an eleca1t rcp1s:, after which adieus were e1.
changed, aud then q rapid drive 10 rallsoad depot
At south Bend.
UNIVERSITY OF SoTRE DAME
Tie twenty-tfth annual commencement Of the
sIver jubilee and iss Increasing e1ceiieDce, was
celebrated on Wednesday, the 23d inst, with more
satus'asn nan ~ PFsesatn9 oae The as.ena
addition TO those noticed IN TIE TRisCxx Of
Thursday. xtre: Hoa. s s Hayes pan- O:Hara,
"a cniesso; oa Thess s9e isness.e9
'h!o: anu chaa- Accale, Esq General Passenger
sge1t Grea. Western Hallway, Canada-
MORNING E1EEC1sEa.
The exhibition c1ercIsea Of the morning were
aAuguEated K!th excellent music hy the Sotre
ss:tr trunder the direction ct Prof. NIX Gt1ac, for
neE'y Of Chicago.
Nj; 2: j. Wls q 1APare, Ind. tolloxed With
was nne pr.dacnon and called forth , general
R s. iee Kee!sT e e. scerunc
made q speech, the s1h{ec: ol which was the In
n1enre Of Mathematics a Civilization This was
4 superior production Aad elected hearty up
plause-
The Epeeches OF Aess1s. Il. B. White and ]. J.
Fleming, OF the Commercial hud Law Depart
menls, were enc edo:ts md well resolved, a was
also The address from the Scientific Aasociation by
Mr, J. Dlcl.nson, the only faalt found with any Of
them le!ng their extreme length Fine singing
TAI tutcg1pc1sed between The speeches.
drama In sour acts, entitled the "ProdRa1
Law Student" =" written for the occasion, vas rcn-
Belres and th0+e under whose direction it WAS
produced The cast Of charscre1s w1s as foIlowg.
Frts3tItfk law student s.iey
NJ Martin; his father Vile
ALeo. ~
T.sn.ts.. ii .t1ttt bTeisf: Rusdel
AF Richards, l:icnt e Af. Martin QOonnen
r%t AEf traehst e Ansel" + G1p1nse.
H.ry. V.H.ekmAn
%,n Toa.tr friend. Ct Frederick x1d,Eas,, m,
MI OFshe.y Gate c! The Emerald Ialc) -Jas Dethan
Doefbf iae1asirSrr
Je~rr. IN J. O!keM
tAkt, tC. Hutchlnfs
Bu. ~e-s e-sAEts....-.,.....-.,.....t J: Dnory
III eucrf, J. &cGdirc
s,SfonG C:t'SfG--..-.-4. ..s...'.-'--- tnn3Hs
IssTcs, Citizen, *.
Aids t. General W4s+on.........-....., I. SpSnees
Admiral h4*s - aeen
GsftAh HrhartfGS RI = teoa
TIE eiercssrs 1T the forenoon closed with
iHnor yale1lcpsy. " ]. " Copp!uSer-a very
rtdnaale CuE,pusi:iou- .--.
Last ear The university decided that hencetorth