The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1872-06-23


anagb," by Miss Helen Commons; ths reci tatien
Of "Maxy. Qnsen- Of Scotia . hy- Missss Flood.
and Kiley Hhs ,"sAftican Chiefs by Misses
Burke, Ssa and L. wflliams; and :" The Ban
ner of Pulaski" !" by Nissi Gosarty, daughter Of
Mr.. P. F. Gogarty. Miss Pauline Porrett, who.
from her pure and exact pronunciation of the
French, we should judge to be ono of our
Creoles, then yecited "La Mort Do
was presented with spirit by Misses Barns, N.
E. McGrath and Kste Connolly. A most
touching scene here followed. Two little deaf
mutes whose name We did not learn, by grace
full signs expressed - !" The Childis Wish in
Jnne,g. Miss .Haaenp Coanors intaFprsting for,
the ,a.disnee.ae Tho Quartet bcewssa Bsit
-ingbroke and Norfolk" III which hfiss 81. 4
O'Aeagher took the part Of King Rishsrd.
Mas NJ. Barrett that Of Boling0reke, Miss
Annie McEnany that of the Duks Of
Norfolk, and Miss e. Quilter that of John
of Guentr was o most exciting and thrill
ling scene, the young ladies being we'll mp in
their parts. The Defamation of ''The King
Of Arrsgon's Lament for his Brother" was ex-
tremely we'll rendered by Misc L. Barr 8, who
distinguished herself greatly in other pieces
As the boy or girl st feast saves some delicate
morsel for the last simply because he likes it.
the most and wishes to enjoy Its flavor ths last
and longest, SO have We refrained tkus far
from mentioning the name Of the young lady
who captivated all hearts and who excited to
the greatest degree the admiration Of the audi
once. We allude, of course as any ono who
was psesent will at once perceive, to Miss
Emma Doyle, the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. L. Doyle. To say that nature
has endowed this young lady with the most
remarkable dramatic talents would be to state
only o small portion of her merits, for under
the careful training Of the Sisters, and by as
sidious study, abe has attained degree Of
perfection which is simply wonderful. Besides
. perfect intellectual conception of the charac-
ters she assumes, she has the courage to act the
parts seemingly. forgetful of self, and withal,
her face, as we'll as the tone Of her voice to the
subject matter of her discourse. Perfect !"
" grandw were the exclamations of the Rev.
gentlemen who witnessed her performances
and readings last Thursday. The only objec-
tion,-ifit be An objection and not a compli.
| ment, which We heard, was from the Rev. Fa-
ther Ryan who said that her smile was nata-
rally 90 sweet that simulated anger, remorse OF
contempt could not entirely banish it from her
face Her oraticn on Ireiaud )" her original
Essay on 'Ireland's chivalry" and her per-
Torrance of "Cassandre" in the ''Scene DAga-
memnonr were simply superb. The other
characters in the 1'scene D'Agamemnou were
we'll personsifed by the following young
ladies':
ciyss@nes,ie Miss 9Mssshe
At the conclusion Of these very interesting e1
ercisessthe premiums were distributed by th'
Very Rev. J. Moynihap, and upon the invita-
ton of that Rev. gentleman, Father Ryan ad
dressed the audience, Sisters and pupils will
some brief but beautiful and appropriate ex
temporaneous remarks.
Concert and Exhibition by the Pupils Of ST
1heresa's School, Next Thursday, 9th inst.
st. Theresa's Hall, Erato street, between CAM
and Magazine streets, will be thrown open fo
the reception of persons 6esirous of attending
the above exercises which will commence a
J n o'clock. The fact that this is to be al
I -exhibition, with songs. speeches., dialogue
and all of those interesting exercises which AT
lj calculated to show the proficiency Of the stu
!. dents aud entertain visitors, and not a dry ez
animation, should insure a largo atseno"hcs
): The exercises will not last longer than an hon
t and half. The programme is as follows, wit
, the exception that at proper intervals ther
will be music by the College Brass Band:
Spsea.sb Spot Earth to
9 %orphan Horace BourH, Joseph WetEa Y
o fSs Seo9sma.ions The eeaausred 1annsI Ard c,u;,
psols1sssisas asR 6o sss:is 3 cieSsaf
II "Mother OF the Maccabees" Patk Casey, JAS Paro
. | song Iarbcard Watoh" Duet Pupi
Racitations "Balshazzar, The Frog" Francis Ken
&S0''' Razus Bonri
Kecitations in parts The Martyrs" Cornelius oBIis
SSas SusI toa1s Tse Battle Of contibiet
r Joseph Kthe:
y Defamation, speech Of Robert Emmes, q, =, -JSn
y Song. Johnny sands,. = John Flemii
The Coming Algerine Fair.-Again we are gia
:, dened with good news from the other side
y the mighty stream that separates us from tt
~ Algerines. Ii is seldom in these days Of faiI
bazaars and concerts that one creates such
"a stir and promises 90 well for its result as Il