Daily globe., 1879-06-25

artistic and touching effect, while the perfect /
mastery of this most difficult instrument was |
- unexpected as it was pleasing. A selection
entitled the Message Of Peace" composed by
Fortune, was given with pleasing effect and |
exact modulation, and the composition reflects |
great credit on both authoress and reader.
The dialogue in French was admirably given |
by the class as noted below, and their pro-
6ciency in this language reflects credit upon |
A composition entitled "Perry's victory on
Lake Erie" composed by Miss Maude Fortune
and read by Miss Rachel Austrian, was given
with delightful effect and received with un-
feigned pleasure. Mention should also be
made of Miss Tiny Kelly, who recited num-
Der of closing lines with paivette and charm
that was absolutely bewitching in so young
person, while too much praise cannot be given
the sisters of the convent for 5cnnducing so
m uch to the success of tho entertainment
The programme and prizes awarded were as
follows:
Music. 5s a s34
Grand March Triumphale-Kuhe: Per-
formed by Misses Mollie McQuillan, Maude
Fortune. Mamie Otis and Sara Dowlan; harp,
Miss Marie Beaupre.
Sacred chorus.
Sanda Sion-Lambillotte.
Duett-Sung by Misses Marie Beaupre and
Maude Fortune; accompanied on piano by
Miss Mollie McQuillan.
The first prize of honor for exemplary con-
duct conferred, in the senior department, on
Misses Carrie Belote, Mollie McQuillan, Marie
Beaupre, Emma Prince, Aggie Kelly, Matte
Otis, Maude Fortune, Eliza Fitzpatrick, Rachel
Austrian, Mamie Otis, Hattie Belote, Mary
Twyford.
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
The first prize of honor-Misses Mamie Kelly,
Grace Prince, Sara Mealey Elsie Shaw, NAV
Mayall, Lena schlick, George Beaupre.
Second prize of honor-Missea Ida Dufrene,
Lulu Keigher, Mamie Hill, Regina Whalcy,
Tiny Kelly.
Prize for uniformly polite conduct, conferred
by vste of pupils
In the senior department, on Miss Maude
Fortune.
In the junior departments, on Miss Grace
Prince.
Music-Vocal Solo, The Harp of Tara. Sung
and accompanied on harp by Miss Marie Beau
pre-.
Composition" -"The Messenger of : Peace"
Composed by Miss Eliza Fitzpatrick. Read by
Miss Maude Fortune.
Music-Ls Californienne; Herr. Performed
on pianos by Misses Emma Prince, Aggie Kelly,
Sara Dowlan, Florence Fortune. Harp by Miss
Marie Beaupre.
Distribution of Prizes-First Glass, English,
Mathematics and Composition. First prize
awarded to Miss Maude Fortune. Second prize
awarded to Miss Mollie McQuillan.
First prize in special studies, Miss Eliza Fitz-
patrick. Second prize in special studies,
Miss Marie Beaupre. Distinguished in special
studies, Misses Carrie Belote and Rachel Aus
trisn.
Third class-English, mathematics and COM
position. First prize, Miss Mamie Otis;
second, Matte Otis.
First prize ia arithmetic and distinguished
in FIVE studies, Miss Aggie Kelley; distinguished
| in four studies, Misses Emma Prince, Mary
Twyford and Alice Shave.
Second Prize in arithmetic and distinguished
| in four studies, Miss Hattie Belote:
Fourth Class-English, mathematics, and
composition. First prize, Miss Elsie Shave.
Second, Mamie Kelley. Distinguished, Misses
Florence Fortune and Grace Prince.
Fifth Glass English, mathematics and COM
position. First prize, Miss Annie McQuillan.
Second prize, Miss Lilly Dowlan. Distinguished
Misses Ida Dufrene, Sarah Mealey. Mamie Hill,
Mary Kennedy, May Mayall, Bessie Lytle
Marion Morgan, Lena Schleik, Nellie Keogt
and Kate Hardy.
Sixth and Seventh Classes s-English ano
arithmetic. First prize, Miss Clara McQuil
tinguished, Misses Lulu Keigher, Georgit
Beaupre, NJ. Shaw, Jennie St. Aubin and Tin,
Kelly. e.
Chorus, Brendist, from Lucretia Borgia
Solos. by Misses Maude Fortune, Mamie Oti
Mollie McQuillan.
French dialogue, composed for the cccasio,
by Prof. F. G. Carel, and spoken by his pupils
as follows: Misses Mollie McQuillan, Maud
Fortune, Marie Beaupre, Eliza Fitzpatrick
Mamie Otis, Aggie Kelly, Mamie Kelly, Ami
McQuillan, Marian Morgan and Ida Dufrene
Der Freischeltz, by Won Weber, arranged fo
piano by b. Cramer and performed by Mlsse
Marie Beaupre, Mollie McQuillan, Maude For
tune and Mamie Otis.
Distribution of prizes for proficiency il
music: First prize in second class piano mu
} sic and second in third class, thorough bass
awarded to Miss Marie Beaupre.
First prize in second class instrumental mu
} sic and second prize in third class, thorough
bass. awarded to Miss Molie McQuillan.
First prize in second class piano music
first and third class thorough bass, and frs
class singing, awarded to Miss Maude Fortune
First prize in second class piano and fourt
class vocal music, awarded to Mamie Otis
Second prize in second class piano music an,
} singing, awarded to Miss Sara Dowlan.
Third class-piano music. First prize, Mis-
Matte Otis; secondiprize, Misses Emma Prince
Aggie Kelly and Florence Fortune.
Fourth class-piano music. Second prize
Misses NJ. Hill and M. Kennedy. Third prize
Misses Mayall and Keogh.
Fifth Class-Piano music. Second prize
Miss Clara McQuillan; third prize, Miss Mario
. Morgan.
| First prize IN second class vocal lessons an
third class harp music awarded to Miss Mari
! Beaupre.
, | French language-First prize for exceuenc<
Miss e. Fitzpatrick; second, Mamie Otis; thirc
Annie McQuillan. First prize for pronunci.
, tion, Annie McQuillan and Marion Morgan
second, Mamie Kelly: third, Mamie Otis. Firs
prize for recitation, E. Fitzpatrick; second, Id
Dufrene; third, Maud Fortune. First priz
s for conversation, N ollie McQuillan; SECOND
Aggie Kelly; third, Annie McQuillan.
: Drawing prize, Carrie Belote; SECOND
Z t Florence Fortune. Distinguished, Mamie Kell
and Marion Morgan.
Music-Centennial schottisch-Muller: Al
ME McQuillan, Mamie Hill, Mary Kenned,
May Mayall, Nellie Kecgh, Clara McQuillal
Composition-.sPerry's Victory on Lake Erie,
written by Maud Fortune, read by Rach,
l Austrian. Music-Polonaise, from Puritan
, Solos by Mamie Beaupre, Maud Fortune an
Matte Otis, with full chorus, accompanied b
Mollie McQuillan. ''The Little Girls Farewe
) to School, written by Rachel Austrian an
{ read by Tiny Kelly. a1
i Gratifying Health reports from the South
f MEMpH1s, Tenn. June 24.-0Mcial repor
) to theagent Of the Western Associated prea
. at Memphis from the mayors and presidents {
the boards Of health of the following clti,
and towns, Memphis. Vicksburg, Jackson
I Miss; Shreveport, La; Collierville, Tenn; Hicl
4 man, Ky; Grenada, Miss; Helena, Ark; Holl
, Springs, Miss; Decatur. Ala; Tuscombia, Al