Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-06-29
Distributor Of Medals and Premiums nj
ST Jsseph's Orphan Asylum.

Distributor Of Medals and Premiums nj
ST Jsseph's Orphan Asylum.
The annual distribution OF medals and
premiums TO the pupils a. st. Joseph's Orphan
Asylum on H, between 9th and 10Th streets, took
place yesterday in the presence of large nun.
per OF ladies and gentlemen, and was a very
interesting AFFAIR. The programme was Intef-
spersed with vocal music by the orphans and
me prizes were distTi 5uted by Rev. Father
walter, Rev. Father Keane announcing the
names OF the meritorious papiis
Gold medals were awarded to frankie Ward
and II. Brawner
The Hibernian medal presented by Mr.. J ohm
n. IRENE was awarded 10 Bernard Ryan 70:
Silver M dals were awarded to John S ms
apd harry Ellis Tor punciual attendance.
Medals were awarded to Willie M Dewitt
ana willie Dunkinson for application to study
Reading, History and Dsansr. premiums
FRANKIE Ward and Willie Dunkinson.
Geography, Grammar and Arithmetic, first
PR mium awarded to Harry Bra wner; secoad
premiums 70 John Sims, Willie McDevitt and
For PeDmanship, orthography and Christian
Doctrine. frst premium awarded to Jane,
Willie Falion, Louie,Bart. y
For Reading and History, premiums were
awarded TO Bernard Dahamel, Harry Ellis,
Fur Arithmetic and Geography, premiums
were awarded TO James Hsrvey, Arthur M ~,
FRANK Gorllnski, Eddie Hurley and Charles
For Orthography, Catechism, and Writing,
premiums were awarded to Willie Lackay,
Charles Clements, John OConnell, Eddie
Ready.
For Geography, Arithmetic, and Spelling,
premiums were awarded to Maurics Clagett,
Bernard Ryan, Joseph Keleher, Charles Settz,
John Fitzgerald, Ferdinand Dessau.
10 the Primary Department
For good conduct the gold medal awarded To
Goldsborough Godderd, and the silver medal.
to Fisher CLARK, and silver one to Willie MeX
ritt for improvement. -
In Geography, Photography and Arith/
tic, premiums were awarded to Willie M
rift, Goldsborough Godderd, Eddie Smith, Eu
For Reading, Writing, and Catechism. pre-.
miums were awarded to Clifton Saitz, Willie
For Reading, Arithmetic, and Catechis
premiums were awarded to F'shsr Clark,
Robert Hurley, James Sprightly, Joseph Fal.
Ion.
For Reading and Orthography. pr NUNS
Grlfith, Daniel fallon, Ambrose Bart.
For Catechism and Reading, premiums were
awarded to John Flaherty, John Grimm, WAL
ter williamson, Frank Warner.
For Spelling, premiums were awarded TO
Lloyd Keleher, Orlando Harvey, Willie Bal
For being "a very good little boy" the pre-.
MUM was awarded to Frank Adamson-
COLUMBIA CoLLlGs OoMxRxcRxRxr.-
The annual commencement OF the preparatory
department Of the Columbia College took place
building was well nlled, me greater portion Of
the audience being ladies. The exercises were
enlivened throughout by the music of the
ercises with prayer anc AFTER Professor Mason
had explained the preparatory course the fol !.
lowing programme was carried out:-Saluta.
Senate-LOuis II. Barnard. Paul Revere's
Ride-Charles NJ. Lew Polish Boy-Charles
s. Lnsk; Dialogue-.Uncle Zsd"-H. q Fol-
1s, n: Tuin s; AnSrsw a. tlp,Se@s O.
Henley. Ooiumbus-H. s. Phillips. The
sssnI.s, =: A Sponosa
logue-"The Puzzled Professor"-E B. Hay
and G. 8. Lusk Forms Of Law-H. U. Fuller.
r'sd Piper OF as%i =,
Cowie. September Gales-S. N. Tustin.
Dialogues slectiops from Henry Iv"-Chss.
s Lnss, II 5: Nsyman. A; A. Llpscomb, Chas.
w. CLARENCE Duvall. Hans Briettma ans
Party.w. II. Young: John Maynard-E. B.
Hay. vsledictory--C. NJ. Lewis. 1t would
ofthe different speakers as all showed thorough
training. Mr.. w. H. Young whose German i'm.
personations were noticeable was most euthus-
iastically encored. The President then pre-.
sented the medals a. follows For Standing
Messrs; Atkinson, Beall, Corroil, Dutton,
Edwards, Green, Lewis, Lipscomo. Phillips.
Corril, button, FaIconsr, Gibbs, Harsaush,
Hay, Heitmuller, Hendlsy, Lewis, Little
Spoford, McClelland, Edwards and McCuI.
Tough.
GRAND ARMY OF rHs REPuBLIc-Election If
OfceTs-At the regular assembly of Post No.
2, q. A. R., at their hall. corner OF llth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, last evening, the
following officers were elected for the ems uing
term, viz: Post Commander, Comrade William
b. Brown; senior Vice Commander, Comrade
Harrison Dingman; Junior Vice Commander
Comrade John Robinson; Adjurant, Comrade
q. w. Hayward; Sergeant Major, Comrafe A.
thinning: q uArtermaster, Com rade M e. isey:
Quartermaster Sergeant, Comrade H. F. Hay.
den; Chaplain, ComIade Charles Peck; Oficer
OF the Day, Oomrade +. Ffitz: Onicer of the
Guard. C0mrade William Loring. Delegates
70 Department Con vention -Uomrades ri,
bingham, A. J. Cunning, and K. Fix. VIM,
b. Brown, post commander. elect, is also q del.
egate by virtue of his ONCE. The Post is IN
quite fiourishing condition., ha wing mp wards
OF Us members on its roster.
Post No., at their meeting last night, elected
the following ofhcers: Post Commander J. B.
Adamf, reelected; Senior Vice Commander, J.
Melville Armstrong; JUNIOR Vice Comm ander
j. +. Bolton; AdJutant George II. Corey;
Quartermaster, NV. Hotel; Chaplain, wilson
N. Fuller; Surgeon, W. H. ColkIeiser: q. ID
James b. o Brien; u. e., e. J. Durali; Sergeant
MAJOR, T. n. Sullivan; q uartermaster Ser.
geant, Robert Burns. Council Of Administers.
ucn-J. b. Adams, J. Melville Armstrong
George n. Corey, John Armstrong, and W. H.
Colklelser. =.
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