Los Angeles daily herald. [volume] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1873-1876, 1875-06-17

ums to the scholars.
UNDER THE WILLOWS.
The exercises were held in an arbor,
constructed under the willow trees.
Seats had been arranged for a congre-
CATION of about one thousand, and a
platform had been prepared for two pi-
amos and the literary exercises.
THE PROGRAMME.
The exercises were under the imme-
date control of the Sisters, and
there were present, Right Rev.
Bishop Mora, Rev. Fathers Stockman,
Of San Bernardino, and Farley of San
Gabriel Mission; Rev. Fathers Flynn,
O'Bren and Richardson, Mr.. Marren,
and Mayor Beaudry, Don Mateo KEEL
Ter, Superintendent Lucky, DR.. Den,
DR.. Du Ply, DR.. Howard and other Wis
tors. The following programme was
followed without break or delay.
Grand Entrance March (Kaschte)-
Pianos, Misses Julia and Confianza
Villarino.
LII thC OtdliISut OIlOIuo, tCIONeTJ-
accompanied by Miss J. Vlllarino.
Salutatory Address, Miss n. du Ply.
Overture, To Poet and Peasant
(Suppe)-Pianos, Misses J. Villarino,
A. Briswalter, G. Villarino, F. Kee-
ley.
Father Verdaguer then announced
the list and ,Rt. Rev. Bishop Mora
crowned with beautiful wreaths the
following young ladies who had dis.
tinguished themselves during the
term:
First Honors-Misses Cementina
Clement, Mary Carson, Natalia du Py,
Mary Lache, Mary Hession, Juanita
Chess, Ampara Arenas, Alice Briswal-
ter, Maclovia de la Ossa, Mary Will
son, Julia Dyer, Mary Adams, Clotil-
da Sepulveda, Annie Carson. Jane
White.
Second HOnOrs-Misses Florestina
de la Ossa, Rosa Sofa, Arcadia Sepul-
veda, Julia Halpin, Frances Alexan-
der, Is belle Abarta, Lastenia Abarta,
Marie la CroiX, Francisco Yorba, Car
oline Sanchez.
Miss Ampara Heredia, has not been
in school long enough to entitle her to
premiums, yet, she deserves honorable
mention for her amiabe department
and application to her different
studies.
| Know Bank (Horn)-Sung by
Misses A. Briswalter, N. du Ply, ac-
companied by Miss F. Kelley.
Address to the Young Ladies Crown.
ed-Miss M. ChevaIlier.
Lottie Lee Lockwood Junior Sing
ing Class.
Father Verdaguer here read list of
premiums awarded for proficiency in
CHRISTIAN doctrine and secular studies,
and they were presented by the Right
Rev. Bishop Mora.
"A Glance at the Beauties of Nature
Essay)-Miss Nj. Wilson.
Silver Trumpet (Dressler)- Pianos,
Misses - -, A. Arenas, F.
X, e'ey, -.
La Moralidad v sus Ventajas Span
ish Address Miss j. Gless.
Come where my Love lies Dream
ing, lFosterl-,Sung by Misses A. Bris-
walter, Nj. he la OsSa, A. Heredla, +. de
la Ossa; accompanied by Miss J. Viii
larinO.
Autobiographical Sketch essay
Hiss ]. Gess.
Maiden's Blush Waltz (KinkeI-Pi-
amos, Misses M. Chevallier, C.Weston,
G. Mascarel, +. Gassaque.
Father Verdaguer again read list
of premium scholars, to whom 1t.
Rev. Bishop Mora presented elegant
books as prizes.
Evangeline (Semi-chorus, Hays
Accompanied by Miss A. Arenas.
nj n nh Of
Miss A. Briswalter.
Three Little Kittens Sung by
Misses B. Adams, J. Weston, X. OF
terson; accompanied by Miss Nj. Kel-
Ter.
Somnambula LEY back Piano, Miss
j. Villarino.
Three Colors IA drama misses n.
Desmond, r. Happ, F. Barrows.
Red, White and Blue (Chorus)--Ac-
companied by Miss -.
The final distribution of premiums
was here read by Rev. Father Verda-
geur and they were distributed by the
Bishop.
HEmploi du Temps French address,
Miss NJ. Lache.
Senate in D (Diabelli - Pianos,
Misses n. du Ply, J. Gless, ---
+. Kelley.
The Household Fairies (Drama)-
Misses S. Messmer, M. Chess, l.. Far
ley, l.. Dunno, M. King, /. Gabriel, B.
Adams.
BonnieDundee Lem'ault )-Pianos,
Misses M. Carson, J. Chess, H. Cuddy,
A. Carson, r. Soto.
The Young Orange Tree Essay
Miss n. Desmond.
Distant Chimes (Glover)-Sung by
Misses N. du Ply, A. Briswalter, F. de
la Ossai accompanied by Miss n. du
Ply.
The little girls conspicuous for de-
pertinent were here presented with
packages OF bon-bons, with which
they seemed overjoyed.
Gentle Nettie Moore putnam Jul
venile Circle.
Closing Address--Miss NJ. Wilson.
Parting Song Chorus, Perkins,
Accompanied by A. Briswalter.
RI Rev, Bishop Mora made an eff
fective address in English on the OBJ.
ject of the school and concluded with
appropriate remarks in Spanish.
AS Meyerbeers Coronation March
was being played by Misses A. Bris-
walter and n. du Ply, the audience
slowly dispersed to visit
THE TAPESTRY HALL,
The room is not large, but was rem
dered beautiful by the samples of the
tasteful work of the young ladies of
the school. 1t was crowded for over
an hour and all the visitors were en-
thusiastic in their praises. The fol-
lowing is list of the principal arti-
cles:
Snnara tidu Miss Erancisca Ramon.