Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-07-01

The annual distribution Of premiums to
the pupils Of the Immaculate Conception
RsIoenhhs ma male sch f took place last even
o. p. Clark, project; Timothy O'Conneu,
treasurer; r. R White, secretary.
The highest SUNDAY school honors were
Premiums in senior dep:rtment-Master.
John Columbus, John Wisaeman. a. BART.
man, VIM. o s'erne, John Zer eSs J. Casey s,
Premiums in Junior cepartment-Masters
Berry Faunce, Howard, Q. E. Young, Ed.
Joy, w. Mur?hy. John Murphy, Richard
Graham, John Glennon, b. Pant, Geo. DAILY,
Jas. Burke, John Ryan, John McDermott,
VIM. Gibson, JOS Brooks, r: Nevmyer.
teacher-M asters William Mccarthy. s. p.
Jos: DAILY W. A. Pollard, P. Plant, e. e. g al.
van, W. o'Beirne, P. Moran, W. x. Pollard.
John Kelly, ]. T. Graham, Jos. Sullivan, G.
r. EcS Gallant IT, s; Gnerip, N. Sullivan, F.
Pollard, j. Kelly, c. E. Gallant. g. j. Guerin,
q: Tanner, Jas: Corrodan, w. o Beirne, q.
1 p; Maher, w "A, Pc laT1, Kelly; Jos Sal
Ga!lsnt, 4. P. Barry, f. z. Grant, w
O'Beirne, J. F. Freeman, w. A. Pollard, ].
E Kelly, c; E. Gallant. s.. J.; Guerin, W. Nc
Downing, j. F. Freeman, Bo sn, G. Youn r.
]. Kelly.
Second class, Mr.: F. P. Kervick, of B4ltl-
T. Graham, Tn. Powers, j. F. DeBarnes, III.
Young, A. Cole, w. Roche, E. Mari, James
Dee, J. McDermott, j. Sullivan, c. Casassa.
IN. Brown, Tn. Powers, J. Sullivan, j. T.
Graham, s. Leveroni, T. Zerega, J. Murphy.
j: OCOnnor, s. Leveroni, j. O'Connor j.
Murphy, ]. Coyle, A. McClosky. NJ. Roche.
rett, 8. Cassin, Z. O'ConnelI, A. Cole, Tn
Coyle, w. Roche, K. Mari, a. Sullivan, j.
Murphy, +. Dowpy, j. Whitmyer, p. Il
Downing, A. McClosky, E. LeMere, J. Pow
ers, Z. Glorious, ID. Zerega, Tn. Heriihy.
Gossip.
Last Monday, having nothing to wear
as my clothes are seedy and my purse Is
bare, l wended my melancholy steps to the
pretty parlors of NJ William, who had Iured
m meni ,h u, with his tempting
Every body was there, for purses are empty,
and times are hard, and still the FIora,s
must look their best: and never has such an
opportunity been offered them as this one.
For, on! We Gods, We saw con fectiOns from the
deft fingers of the French artistes markell
down to half their value. Real laces in
polnte, Unread and guipure, SO cheap that
the poorest girl can adorn her trousseau with
tnem. Flowers In such lavish prOfusion that
no words of mine can do them justice. Srarfs
END ties varied in hue as the rainbow, re-
dueed to 25c., 35c.. 50c., and the handsonest
81. Batiste and linen suits, percale and lawn
wrappers at such ridiculous low prices that
even my slim purse was called into frequent
requisttion. Undergarments In such varied
forms and endless variety as to perplex the
eager purchaser. Lfngeries, handkerchiefs,
q ladies war irobe displayed In such profu-
sion and temptingly low prices that / was
not surprised to see the surging masses of |
shoppers. For the little ones, stray sum |
beams from Gods own home, there are the |
richly embroidered suits in pique, at such |
low figures that no mother would hesitate
TO purchase one in preference to the trouble |
and expense of having them made. In con- |
clusion, / would state to those OF slender |
purses, ego by all means to Williams" for |
your summer outfit, for nowhere will you |
lind anything so cheap and good, and besides |
would whisper I'm your ear-confdentially |
OF course-that he Is sacrificing these elegant |
stock next fall,