Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-06-30
THE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTION AT
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.

we had the pleasure Of attending tue
Annual Distribution at ST. Mary's
School, in Virginia City, to.day-the
exercises commencing at ten, and ter
minatiug at two O'Clock. The elegant
large school-room in the west wing Of
the building was handsomely dec
orsted, aud the parents Of the pupils
and invited guests having been pro-
vided with seats, ut ten o clock he
brass band played several popular airs,
after which it played the Entrance
March, as the teachers and their pupils
entered the school.room. The children
and youug ladies, numbering between
one aud two hundred, were all neatly
dressed in white, trimmed with blue
and red ribbons, and were about as
happy, healthy and Intelligent a lot OF
scholars as can be seen anywhere.
The vocal accomplishments of this
school are truly excellent while the
recitations, the declarations, the duets,
the choruses, the songs, the music on
the pianoforte and the band, the coro'
nation, the addresses and the presenta-
ton of premiums of elegant books, all
afforded such II literary and musical
feas, to the spectators aud the scholars,
as it has not been our fortune to wit
ness and enjoy on any previous osca-
sion. As everything passed oil so
pleasantly and SO creditably to st
Mary's School, we csnnot help but
append a brief synopsis of the pro.
gramms:
Entrance March-Band.
"No Flag but the Red White and Blue"
solo and chorus.
Opening Address-V. Gro,jean.
CORONATION.
Lucia di Lammermoor-variations; CT.
Drummer; Misses n. Murray and NJ.
Cashion.
Sword of Bunker Hil-chorus; B. Covert;
accompanied by Miss S. NJ. Burke.
Fire Bell Gallop-J. Bellak; Misses NJ.
Newly and Z. Dooling.
Bride; Emma. d. 0rcamuno; Julia, o. Ran.
kins; Kate, NJ. Cohran; Maggie, r. Miller;
Rose, NJ. Remohcart; Frances, +. Bride ;
Annie, A. Murphy.
Come with thy Lutte to the Fountain-J. P.
Hullah; accompanied by Miss j. Winter
bauer.
Rockville Schottische - A. Bumbaeh;
Misses NJ. Newly and V. Grosjcan.
What Fairy-like Musie-chorus; ]. De
Pima accompanied BY NJ. Burke.
Music-Band.
"BEArIrrpEs."-Blessed are the poor,
etc., A. Kavanaugh; Blessed are the meek,
NJ. O'Neil; Blessed are they that mourn, l..
Bourkc; Blessed are they that hunger, NJ.
Kavanaugh; Blessed are the merciful, NJ.
Cashion Blessed are the clean Of heart,
V. Cordiellc; Blessed arc the peacemakers,
NJ. A. Timmons; Blessed are they that suffer
persecution, n. Murray.
The Harp That Once Thro' Tara's Halls
chorus; accompanied BY Miss NJ. Shesres:
Maiden's Praycr-accompanicd by Miss
NJ. Kavanaueh.
"MARTYRpoM OF ST. AGNEs."-St. Ag-
mes, V. Cordicllc; Spirits-K. Neal, o. Nor
gan, L. Farrell, A. Snow. NJ. Holmes.
Sea Breeze Polka -Bellak; Misses VI.
Kavanaugh and ]. Winterbauer.
Where the Warbling Waters Flow-chorus;
B.. Richards accompanied BY Miss NJ. Burke.
Music-Band.
"TuI SEcREr"-A Drama in Seven Parts.
b C JUVENILE CIRCLE.
Masaniello-J. A. Getze; Misses y. Muir
ray and NJ. Burke. -,
The Herd Bells-Gumbert; accompanied
BY NJ. Shearcs.
Music-Band.
ScANDAL.-Nancy, A. KavanauSh; Betsy,
NJ. Timmons.
Shower Of Gold Polka-A. Baumbach;
Misses n. Murray and A. Lennon.
Come Where the Violcts Blow-Tucho ;
accompanied BY n. Murray.
Last Rose Of Summer, with VARIATIONS
II. Herr; Misses y. Murray and NJ. Newly.
Music-Band.
Evening Song to the Virginia. Baum.
bach; Misses n. Murray and NJ. Cashion.
Closing Address-M. Cashion.
Sisters, Ere We All Are ~Parted-chorus 4;
Mozart; accompanied BY A. Lennon.
Closing March-Band.
This school is one of the very bost on
the Pacific coast, is under the charge Of
the Sisters connected with ST. Mary's
Orphan Asylum, and merits the good
will and friendly assistance of the intel
ligent and liberal-minded people Of our
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