The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-25
| and perseverance. Some OF The needle.woIk, :,
intended fen the poor, was done by children
Of very tender years.


IO'ciQch, ~ the presence OI Tue relatives an
friends of the children aaa small numbe
OF invited guests. The exercises were inau
gurated by a salutatory dehvered by Mis-
Alice Hierhozer, which was followed byth
following programme, embracing music, dil
logues, &c.:
Song (Choris) Come, Cheerful Companions
Agnt r roy ,s visit "a glay In s,seterM!;
awln as Mrs. Darwin, Miss Alice Hierbolzer rs Aur
Polly, and Miss L.t,ie Frederick as Briogei.
Ihe DO Tea RPsry D1l1eurMis,es Ami
Music tPianoj, Misses f. Hierholzrr and Bessi
Frederick. -
3 Song (Chor1is) "Too Late.
i Out VIye tPiano) Miss =. Hierholzer.
Flowers Diseontented,, lldalogne), By ten youn
pno dus Misses Frede
rick and A. Hierboizsr. t.'''
| The. distribution OF premiums then fol
lowed, Right Rev. Bishop Gibbons presen,
ing the awards, as their names were calle,
by Rev. Father Benno HegeIe, as follows
| A gold cross to Miss Alice Hierholzer 70
exemplary conduct during the year.
| The crown Of honor for same to his
Bessie Frederick. a
The first premium for music and for i'm
provement in drawing to Miss Alice Hier
hoiZer. ''
First premium in drawing and wax-worl
and the second in music to Miss Bessie
Frederick. .u... ..... :. ...... .-......
The third premium in music to Miss Mary
Frederick.
The first premium in history, grammar
arithmetic, and German translation to Mis-:
Alice Hierholzer.
The first premium in Christian doctrine,
rhetoric, and geography. and In the second
class of arithmetic,is is awarded to Miss Bes
sic Frederick.
| The second premium in Christian doctrine
to Miss Annie Hierbolzer.
The third premium in Christano dctrine
to Miss Lizzie ScLiitte.
| Premium for generosity and kindness to
her schoOlmates, TO Miss Lette Frederick.
Premium for Tapestry, to Miss Lizzie
SctG.te.
| Premium for Improvement In reading tC
Miss Lettie Frederick.
The first premium in the second class oil
geography to Miss Josephine Gardaw1n.
| First premium in The second Class Of arith
metic, Miss Mary Brckman.
Premium for Improvement in reading and
orthograpby, Miss Annie Hierholzer.
Premium for neatneSs and good order,
Miss Mary Frederick.
For Improvement in writing to Miss Jo'
sephine GarGawin.
For improvement in grammar to Miss
| Lille Bauman.
For regular attendance to Miss Mary Beck
| man.
For learning to spell in English and Ger
man, Miss Lettie Biuman.
| At the conclusion oil this interesting por-
ton of the days programme Miss Bessie
Frederick delivered a very pretty and pleas
| ing valedlctory after which the Bishop spoke
to the children 10 most happy strain, in the
course of which he paid high compliment
to the school and the gentle ladies who con
duct it. He also spoke in complimentary
terms Of the very pleasing and modest eX
hibtion which be had just witnessed, ant
concluded with cheering words Of encour
agement to the youHg ones, and impartins
his blessing.
st. Peters Male School.
The second annual distribution Of pre-
mums to the pupils of st. Peters Cathedra
School for boys, Marshall street between
Ninth and Tenth, Rev. Father j. Tiernar
principal, took place yesterday afternoon
half.plst 5 O'Clock in the large ball of th'
school building. This school, which is con
ducled under the patronage OF Right ReV
Bishop Gibbons, since whose advent III Rlch
mond it has been established, is in yer.
tlouriSbing condition, having OH its rolls TIT
names Of go boys, children mainly OF to-
cathedral parishoncrs, with an average dali.
attendance during the year of 24O.
In addition TO the usual studies music
class Tor vocal instruction WAS introduced
during the past session, which is under th
management of Miss Emma Turner, AM
which adds materially to the attractions G
the institution. This class, although in 1t
infancy, and composed of number OF to
younger pupils. eniYened the exercises yes
lterday with several very pretty choruse:
which were admirably sung.
The list OF premiums was read by th
princpal, Father Tiernan, aud as the nam
OF each successful pupil was called he aC
vanced to the platform and received hi
award from the hands of the Bishop. who
in nearly every case, had pleasant word TO
each one. A large mum ber Of names wer
read under the head Of 0ccesSit," but W
have only room for the names of those wh
we're presented with medals, premiums, DC
as follows: T., - 4. at ..-.
FIRST CLAss-MR. j. w. LYNCH TEACHES
! "A gold medal for good conduct and gentle
manly department was awarded Thomas W
Leonard; premiums er gQuo to Thoma
Brooks and Willie Terrell for good conduct
premiums in catecbism, P. II. Sullivan an
| George ReiDhardt; grammar, John c. Haga
and james HeaIey; geography, Frank Pie
mont; history, John Rankin arithmetic
James Healey. John c.. Hagan. and John I
Morris: :ey algebra, James Healey and jaime
Creamer; rhetoric (medal), John G. Hagan
premium, james Redmond; Lttin. Jane
Healev, H. Clinton Boudar, +. j. Antllottl
French. j. C. Hagan and f. Piemont; boot
keeping and writing, T.. o. English and .
lC. Hsgan: elocution, J. c. Hagan and +. 1
Antilotti; reading, George keinhardt an
Il. Clinton Boudar.
| SECOND CLAss-JAMEs T.O'FARRELL TEAcI
fR.-Sllyer medal awarded 10 Wllllam i
Deyine for good conduct and improvement
in studies: second premium for same aWufC
cd TO Joseph McIntire premiums in cate
chism TO Thomas N. Rcardon; grammar
william Irving and John D0berty !; arlthme
tie. John Garrity, Benjamin Mahoney, an
lanes Lewis; elocution, Charles Ellyson
history. Antonio Aaelotti; GEOGRAPHY
4 Charles PiZzipi; spelling, james Golden an
Thomas Boyle; writing, George Culnlnalns CllaL
ham.
I :. THIRD CLAss-MR. WILLIAM PRICE TEAca
rR.--Silyer medal, to John Ryan. Premiums
In Catechism, Daniel -Reardon; spei'n:
lJohn Finnegan; grammar, James fagan
geoera ply, Bernard Hooper; history, tame
/ Kent tick; arithmetic, Frank FRANCISCO, bt
gene Brady, N. Mahoney, Peter baeeigal'
DO: reading, Richard Whitaker "f'Iin
| George Schnellenberg.
ForRrH CLAss-M1ss ELLEN kElLE
rrAcugg.-Medal, to Philip Arthur. Pr
miums In Catechism, to Daniel Colsms
and Frank Cappodonico; speftlng, kua
!, Pizz,ni and Thomas NJ. Carr; read,n
| Charles Tay lor and Joseph Higgins; asit
met,s. Andrew Antoni and Frank camp
donico; grammar, Philip Arthur; SeoSi S;;a