The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-07-29
rllAlLlsH ACADEMY,
The Annual commencement KlereIs'
n-I Pleasant Analr

The Annual commencement Klerrla'
m-A Pleasant Analr
a goodly crowd NJ parents and
friends assembled nj The ursullna
Academy, yesterday alieruoon, ~ wit
nesA The closing exercises ~ lle Aead-
emy of the past scholastic year The
room WIS beautifully aud Hastily dec
Grated with flowers aud evermeena,
while the stage upOn which tho eEer'
oiHes look place was hung with every
description NJ needle work, the handl'
work IT the scholars The specimens
exhibited we're maryelh NJ skill aud In
dusty, aud added not u little "a The IN
forest of lhe affair Noticeable am0ng
the specimens we're those executed by
Mlhs Annle li0dgelH, u little lady NJ
hut seven ~ eight years Of age Nils
Nallle Field, young lady not Ia her
teens Misses Lizzie Cognard, frankie
Dougherly, Amelia Antoine, Sarah
rlrrney aud l.eoullne 'ulh a vase u
wax flowers, the work ol Miss Frankie
Dougherty was u particularly excellent
piece NJ work. aud well mcrled all the
praise hcHl0wed upon H.
The exerciscH were opened with
muslc, followed 10y the annexed pro-
grnmmo
Welcome oncea Year Pupils,
Vienna March, (Duel Misses Il,
Doughcrly, A, Antoine,
The Three Wishes Misses H. llohny,
NJ, McUregor, u, eagle,
Where the bright Wayw ARE DASH
ing The Scnlor Pupils,
Christmas Oitls, (Dlulogncl Misses
Il. lioNcr N, Miller n, ,'urncl,
Cull Me not Hack from the lGchole@
Shore, (Solol Miss r. Doughcrty,
10 Cure, (pocSleli Miss A, Rodgers.
Music on the Waves Vocal ruplls,
Charity Rewarded, "a Tale In Verse;
NJ lua Minnie Miller,
Darling Nellie Gray, (Orobe) Miss
i, DOughcrIy,
Lc Amour Malcrnel, lpocsIe) Miss
II. llecoS.
ERNsCLlFF nALLi
Two days spent with u Great Aunt
a Drama IN Three Acts,
sCENE EIiiSr- FIl,sr ACr.
Shoddy Polka, (Solo) Miss A, An
tome,
SCENE sEooND.
FREELY Polka, duct Misses T.,
Dougherly, A. Antoine.
SECOND ACr.
From our Merry Swiss Home; Misses
Is. HecOx, |, Reese.
THIRD ACT
Qul Vive, Galop de Concert, (Ganz)
Misses McGregor and +. Dougherty.
The Changed Cross Miss Sallie
Field.
1he music, vocal M well ~ instru-
mental was excelent--the entire
school exhibiting u proficiency that
spoke volumes for the tutors. Espe- |
cially fine was the tale in verse,
Charity Rewarded" by Miss Minnie
Miller, and "rhe Changed Cross by
Miss Salie Field, neither Of the young
ladies being get in their teens ale
Cure,n by little Annie Rodgers, which
was rendered with an accent and pro-
annexation that would have done
credit to native Partisan glamour
Maternel," by little Miss Hecox, an
other young lady who showed won
deriul precocity and intelligence. The
drama of "Ernsclff Halli was pro-
duced In a manner that was truly as
tonishing, and gave evidence that the
dramatis PERSONA, Misses Sallie Fields,
frankie Doughterty and Amelia An.
tome, were possessed of histrionic tai
ent rarely witnessed in one of their
years.
Al the conclusion of the exercises,
the Mother Superior proceeded to read
oil the names of the following young
ladies who were entitled to prizes in
the various departments:
Crowns of Honor for amiable de-
pertinent and observance of the regu-
lations of the Academy during the
year-Misses Mary Sloan
and frankie Dougherty; Christian
Doctrine-Senior Course--Miss Mary
Sloan; Junior Course-Miss Annie
Rogers; third course-prizes for inn
provement and application-M Misses
Mary Hill and frankie Dougherty
fourth course--iirst division Miss Sal
lie Field second diyision---Miss Amel-
Ia Antoine fifth course first division
-7Misses Roberta Rosser, Minnie Mil
Ter and Stella Bruen second division
MISSES Annie Rogers and Maggie
Cullen.
Seventh Course-Misses Eva eagle,
Minnie McGregor, Dora Bohny and
Laura Bohny.
Arithmetic-Misses Mary Hill, Min ,
lie Miller, Roberta Rosser and Maggie
julien.
Reading-Misses Amelia Antoine, /
'allie Field, Mlnnie Miller, and Ber- 1
ha Hecox. Il
Orthography-Mlsses Mary Hill and !,
lertha Hecnx.