The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-22

Mlssissippi.-FIrst premium in grammar
and second in geography. A premium
for improvement in arithmetic.
Miss Birdie Martin, of Philadelphia.
| Pa.-First premium in photography;
second in geography.
Miss Carrie Martin, of Philadelphia,
Pa.-First premium in reading and first
in geography.
Sirth Class.
Miss Martha Sheahan, OF Philadelphia,
Ps.-First premium in reading, and Sec
ond in spelling.
Miss Msude Piper, OF Camp Supply,
Indian Territory.-A premium for i'm
provement in reading and spelling.
Miss Pauline Eberman, Of Boston,
Mass.-A premium for improvement in
reading and spelling.
Interpreting the distribution of these
premiums were selections of music, each
one of which drew forth the rapturous
plaudits OF the audience. We briefly
notice them as follows:
A piano qusrtette by Misses Lottie and
Katie UBrien, May Houston and Mary
II. Patterson; piano duet by Misses
Anna Sykes and Lila Knight; vocal
duet by Misses Mary E. Patterson and
Kate o Brien; poem "Uncle Sans
Hundred" Miss Ida Abercrombia;
piano quartette by Misses Zoe Martin,
Matte Devries, Nellie Moses and
Emma Peirman; song, Miss Mary E.
Patterson. Hop solo, Miss Mary Nc
Grath. Leo TrosS ,jours de christople
colomb, by Miss -athleen johnson.
Piano solo, Miss Lille knight. Solo and
chorus, Miss Florence De Wilhorst, a
sweet singer, and chorus. Extract from
the Pickwick Papers, by Miss Carrie
Lippert was excellently well read. A
piano solo by Miss Adela Grenet. Harp
and piano Duet, by Misses Mary and
Kate McGrath. An original compost
ton by Miss Kathleen johnson.
This ended the distribution OF pre-
miums in the English department.
French and German came next In
which branch the following premiums
were given.
PREMIUMS IN THE LANGUAGES.
French-Seeond Class.
To Miss Kathleen johnson is awarded
II gold medal for rapid progress in read
ing, writing and speaking French.
First premiums in class recitations,
French letters and French conversations,
awarded to Miss Josephine Dooley.
A premium for French letters and
French conversations TO Miss Adele
Genet.
Premiums for improvement in French
conversations and second premiums in
class Rotations and French letters were
awarded to Misses Annie Sykes. Lila
Knight and Carrie Lippitt.
Third Class.
First premiums in class recitatioDs,
French letters and improvement IN
French conversations were awarded to
Misses jamie Quinn and Miss Kate Nc
Grath.
First premiums for improvement III
French conversations and second premi-
ums for class recitations and French let
tiers were awarded To Misses Nellie
Bishop, Mary Flynn, Mary Nc
Gratb, Charlotte O'Bren, Mary
Knight, Mary +. Patterson, Nellie Hug.
gins and Kate &. O'Brien.
A premium for improvement IN
French onversations-Miss Annie
Brown.
Second premium for improvement in
French-Miss Anita Walker.
Fourth Class.
First premium in class recitationsi
first pre- mum IN French conversa-
tons Miss Nellie Moses.
First premium in class recitations;
second premium in French CONVERSE
tions-Miss Cordrlia Hoy.
First Premium IN French converse
tion-Miss Felicie Bouligny.
Premiums for improvement IL French
conversations and class Rotations
awarded to Miss Maggie Hynes, Miss
Matte Defries and Miss Emily Ksuf-
man.
Premiums tor improvement in class
recitations awarded to Miss Virginia
Griffith and Miss Mary Mullin.
FyM Class.
First premiums awarded to Misses
Mary Houston Patterson, Agnes Robert
son, Julia Burger; Minnie Poygenburg,
and Mary Rodgers.
Second premiums Misses Katie Flynn,
Tessie Mcfrath and Sally Kretz.
Premiums for improve ment to Misses
Emma Purmsnt and Florence Griffith.
Sixth Class.
First premiums-Misses Bertha Eber-
mau, Kate Flanagan, Flora Bishop.
Second premiums-Misses Lizzie COL
Inns and Blanche Miller.
! Premiums for improvement awarded
to Misses Bridget Ryan and Mary Best.
GERMAN.
First premiums award to Misses Mary
Weigel and Annie Brown.
Class of BEGINNERS in German.
First premiums-Misses Josephine
Dooley, Mary Houston and Kathleen
johnson.
Second premium-Misses Carrie Lip
pitt and Nellie Moses. ,
Premiums for improvement awarded
to Misses Florence Griffith and Mlnnette
Mills.
As before, the distribution was inter-
spersed with beautiful music, and well
delivered literary selections and compo-
stiont, which we briefly summarize:
Piano qnartette, Misses Kate OBrien
Mary Flynn, Silla knight and Mary
Weizel; 1.-THE Messenger, musical
composition by Miss Zoe Martin; de-
scrip,ive sketch by Miss Anna Browne; q
piano solo by Miss Carrie Lippitt.
Premiums were here given in drawing