The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-08-06
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The annual exhibition Of each Of the sohs,s.
to the Church Of st. Alphonsus toos (
plaoe during the last wosk Of July. AZ usua,
on socasions Of q similar character theimman..
hall over the boys school, with It's ssasins
capacity Of 1000, was crowded almost TO mr.
cation, and large numbers Of persons, upab,.
to obtain admission, wers compelled to resn,,
homo sadly disappointed ct not having s..
enabled 60 witness the exercises.
The space ut our disposal this week M. q
limited, we are compelled to omit the detaTsss 4
these two interesting and instructive szbrA.
tions, but we give the programmes:
Ttosnssenth Annsol Exhibitions of 81. Alphon,.,
Girls High School, Monday July 24tk, ISIS.
Hymn, Ave sanotasitns. By PuDs
sSo ana Chorus Saw KIND word .sy GsTy
Pscametiop :. The World for Sale Ma. coosr
Bali T. DohessS X Carey os,wv
Solo and cneens STeSsses the Is o s
Faroe.-Imagination.. Misses K Garvey; q. Dohsrg,
A. KsvaGaSh. L. watkins' NJ Ball. K QUAD "a 4
peelanst:en. Not 90 Easy Annie YslA
BY ssniorGss
DoSsrea /. s Gsr1sg p9n T. Wa5
HeE5iok: K. Carey and M Murphy
500 anu Spelling Bee ......By Tie Ilsts e 81,
GsSFSs Hsn 4ms4sSa dsS
Chorus, The Flag that's waved 100 years By Pa5s
Ghrus, We Are Going n; pup
Award Of Dipion mas and M Meda ,, Ana '''sa
caosus %srswsi to Saint Xpionsus fPse
The Diploma was conferred on Miss Maya
Reiney. Several other young ladies Who's
chances for receiving diplomas this year Wsre
excellent, did not undergo the necessary az.
animation, preferring to remain at school 40
other year. The gold medal, for good cOnduas
and progress in studies, was conferred BY The
unanimous vote of her class on Miss Reiney, an
the silver medal on Miss Mary Reilly, Of ths
first class.
The school, which is under the immedists
charge Of the Sisters of Mercy, is in q most
dourishing condition, the number of pupls
throughout the year averaging 600.
Iioentteth Annual Exhibition Boys School, Gaars.
day, July 9th, at z z. III.
PROGRAMME:
Opening Chorus..-....
f piniosHsyTho Male Cook. Iho; SsSnsdS Mich
Pagan. Dan o Neil and mo + Carer
DecIs nation, Fuss ct Fires Mich Tasii
Solo, Erin is my Home..... ---..-...H Huh Gs1Ion
Di IieS7 Echo Donnoy Jos. Foley
Dialoeue-rhe Rival Poets, JOS Ball and MichcarsaAs
Foley, Jno. Dcnnens, T. Ker ledy and willie b
bi nieSa 81 TfoaSic;J T Carey
Riordsn and W. Finnerty.
Duet. Minute Gun ct Sea Hub. Cannon and S IN
pscamangp Sword OF Lee. T 1
'0'0' AFi'0 G e Tin Medals and Diplomas
G Has,1GSiSs eSnoisr.1 csaE Song o. BAH va
Hub. Cannon, jos Foley, II. BARR Ter, Chae lE1at
T. Kennedy, ono; Rove and John D'1aDI
Diplomas were conferred in the follows
order: John T. Reames, John Carey Tho.
A. Cooke, Thoa. A. Kennedy, Ed. Donegsn and
Michael Pagan. The gold medal was conferred
on Thos. A. Cooke and the silver medal q
Lawrence Murray, of the fret class.
The boys' school, under the immediate sapsts
vision of the Fathers, number 500 stud1h.
taught by an able corps of teacher, the primes,
nal being our talented friend, John e. HesiA
Esq.
Among all the magnificent works aonlaVa
by the Redemptorist Fathers since their advsHi
to this city, twenty odd years ago. that Of q
ganising and bringing to their present stated
perfection the large number of parocasl
schools for girls and boys, whites and aaala
which are now attached to their three chur'Ds
:, in the Fourth District, stands pre- eminent
these schools alone over too thousand -four asl,
dred children are in constant attendance