The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-01


first in Letter Writing, Geography and
Arithmetic.
Ella Hoffman, Wheeling, second in
Geography and Catechism,
Mary Durham, Parkersburg W. Va,
first in Arithmetic and Penmanship;
second in Letter Writing and Geography
Iva Hill, Parkersburg, W. Va, first in
Letter Writing, Reading and Arithmetic
second in Grammar, History and Geogra'
ply; and premium for improvement in
Psnmanship.
Agnes Hess, Wheeling, premium for
Improvement in Penmanship.
Lizzie Snyder, Wheeling, premium ioF
improvement in Grammar.
Carrie Handlan, Wheeling, premium
for improvement in Reading.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Augusta Handlan, Wheeling, first in
Fidelity to French conversation; and pre-
miums for Improvement in class recita'
tions and Letter Writing.
Mary Tierney, Weston, w. Va, pre-
miums for improvement in class recita'
tons, Letter Writing and French CONVEX
sation.
Kate Barbee, Point Pleasant first in
class recitations; second in Fidelity to
French conversations and Letter Wri-
ting.
Mamie Dubois, Wheeling, first in class
Rotations; premium for improvement
in Fidelity to French conversation.
Lizzie Stillwagen, Claysyille, Pa, sec
ond for class reciiations; premium for
improvement in Fidelity to French con-
yersatiOn.
Agnes Murine, second in recitation
and first in conversation.
Belle Morris, second premium in first
class.
Agnes Hess, premium for improve
ment in German cOversation.
Bette Whitaker, Woodland, W. Va
first in oil painting, water colors and pen
Gil drawing,
Ella Hoffman and Eugenia Handlau
received first premium, and Lizzie Still
wagon and Agnes Hess second premiums
for artificial flower making,
In the junior circle premiums were
awarded to Iva Hill and Carrie Handlan,
MUSIC.
Augusta Handlan, Wheeling, second in
third.Class vocal music.
Mamie Dubois, Wheeling, first in class
OF beginners in vocal music.
@Iya Hill, Parkersburg, first in class,.of
beginners on piano.
Agnes Murine, Wheeling, premium
for improvement In class OF beginners in
vocal music.
Kate Barbee, Point Pleasant, W, Va,
premium in class Of beginners in vocal
music,
Annie IIainer, Huntington, W. Va,
second in class OF beginners on piano.
Bette Whitaker, Woodland, W. Va,
premium for improvement in class Of be-
ginners on piano.
ACADEMIC HoNoRs.
The first honors for uniformexcellence
II conduct in the senior circle, consisting
OF a crown and gold medal, were awarded
to Misses Augusta Handlan, Of Wheeling;
Mary Tierney, Of Weston, W. Va; Mad.
cline Walker, Of Boston, Mass; Louisa
OBrien, Of Toledo, o.; Kate TolsOn, OF
Annapolis, Nd; Ella Porter, Of Mt. Yer.
non, o.; Lizzie StillwAgOn, OF Claysyille,
Pa; Kate Barbee, Of Point Pleasant, W.
Va.
The second honors for uniform excel.
ence OfconduCt in the second class, consist.
ing of crown and silver medal, were
awarded to Misses Josie Dooley, Of Rich.
mOnd, Va; Mary McGrath, Of Phila.;
jamie Quinn, OF Savannah, Ga; Miss
Charlotte O'Dtien, OF Toledo, o.
The hOnOrs in the division Of the sec.
ond class, consisting Of a crown and badge,
were conferred on Miss Matte Devries,
Of Wheeling, and Miss Rose 0'Brien, Of
Philadelphia.
The honors in the third and fourth
classes were conferred on Misses Ida
Berry, Of Greensboro, KY; Mary Patter.
son, Of Cleveland, o.; Annie Ilafner, Of
Huntington, W. "; Mary Rodgers, Of
MillsbOro, Pal Bessie Mcdonnell, oflIur-
ton, W. Va.
Miss Lizzie Thompson was lOnorably
mentioned for fidelity to school rules and
lady like department, her stay in the
Academy being Of too short duration to
entitle her 10 the hOnors.
After the llOnOrs had been conferred
Bishop Kahn came forward and stated
that although he had been called upon to
make speech he did not consider the &C.
casiOn appropriate. He made few
pleasant remarks, however, which we're
listened to intently. II was one Of the
Bishops happy efforts, completely win.
ming all hearts. II was admirable in
spirit and style, sketChing in brief out.
lines the duties and responsibilities to be
assumed by the young ladies about to
leave the college.
The exercises closed about y o'clock,
and after an interval OF wandering about
the building and grounds, the guests
started for the train, which left the
pleasant spot after 2 o'clock. The ex.
cursionists arrived home before 8 O'Clock,
after enjoying a brief season Of pleasure
away from the smoke and dust Of the city.