The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-26

sEPH's ACADEMY. = The annual distribu.
ton OF premiums at st. Joseph's Academy
took place last evening. The hall was
packed with the friends and relatives OF
the pupils long before the hour arrived
ior beginning tue proceedings. AtSP. ".
the exercises opened with q Grand En-.
trance March, very cleverly performed on
two pianos by Misses EtFie Ewing and Kate
Wingerter, Emma Ewing and Emma
Deusch. The following programme was
then carried out:
Vale Of Rest"
:, From LIS IIuguehots Meyefbeer
Recitation The Aadonnl Of the School Room"
a.,..,,. The Little Girls Of the Sixth Gas: y.
The B1lldCfA.'
nj, Read by Mls julia faTrslly.
Plano Duet-"LoVg's Influence SchOttlsrh, Klnkel
Misses Mamie Glley and MagSi0 Lotus,
SOnB-"ln den AugGn Llegt daA HERR "..........Abt.
s., Mss Eae Ealug.
RsSS S MSa! 10 Done
l1ano QuarlCtte-(2 PianOSl LIES EtJllVs Dor
Misses AunIs IcGGneii. u. LCitGS, ii. Casey and /.
Vocal Duet-"COmo w6sio ,bS Violet, blow, InchO.
Misses RebeCca cOlVin and aary O'DOnhell.
Read by Misses rlle lsIlIy, j. FGTrelIy 4. Carroll
aud y. Warehouse,
Misses Nina Bosley camnle bill aud AnnN Carroll.
baIlAd-The Irish Exile, Clarke.
Miss Mary O'DOnnsll.
ole JahresEeiten "5SPOksn by Misses Annie Welt;
anu Annie WlngeFter.
Piano Solo AlnlCt from MOart's Symphonic
a., inE hh..."schulhOa.
Recitation, Piano ACcOmp,-GcbCt WAhrend
Mics Annie weItzel.
Iallsihenlcs Sections The Glass
Piano oaat1e'o' u PianO') ~ rEayatOre'' v,.o,,
Miss Mary 0'Donnel, Kate Wingerter, lse6ecca Col
:, yln and Cecilia McNanmoIi.
I1nEdOn wIllSnH.
TIIE QUARREL ANoSd TIE FLOWERS.
"a Canlata.)
Annie Carroll.
CiIARACrkRS
Niles Mary ODonnell.
Eroctls'''.''".."".". ""."..""..MiAs Annie Carroll
DAhIla ,.,.....,"..."..,......Mis S Emma Ewing
SnoWdrop.. Miss CAmnlie BILL
~ Mamie Casey
SHnloTeT Kate WingertSr
water Miss Elhe Ewing
Nina ROaley.
Descriptive Sketch. Miss Kate WlngeTteP.
Plano sOlo-"llOmc. Sweet Home" or mtatlng waves
IN AAOrln MATGuGEeltc.
Miss Mary ODOnnell.
NaleiletoTy, written and read by Mas Annls WeltEel
tlANuNb NIUNuh luE AuuuuCls
Coronation -SOlo"..,."... Mills Maggie KleyeS.
GhOr The Glass.
The gold medal for excellence OF con.
duct and general application to study,
presented by Rev. j. 7. Sullivan, was
awarded to Miss Mary 0'Donnell; the
Alma Mater Medal for neatness, order,
politenessandapplication to study present.
ed by the Mother Superior, was awarded
to Miss Annie Weitxell. The medal for
composition was awarded to Miss Annie
Weitzell, but withheld, as she received
the Alma Mater Medal.
First Honors were awarded: Annie
Weitzell, Celia McGannon, Ellie Ewing,
Emma Ewing, Ella Scalley, Mary 0Don.
nell, Hannah 0'Kane, Kate Wingerter,
Annie Carroll, Julia Farley, Carrie Whit
aker, Blanche Warehouse, Jennie Carey,
Mena Breinig, Annie MCGarrell, Annie
O'Hare, Mary McGarrel, Maggie Durkin,
Mary McGannon, Susie Reister, Katie
BOsley, Mamie Welty, Teresa Burg, Lizzie
kuglen, Mamie Kennedy, Mary Flynn,
Louisa Gaus, Maggie O'Kaue, Maggie
Fall0n, Lottie Warehouse.
The following young ladies were award
ed Sprays for polite and amiable deport-
ment: Nina Bosley, Helen Devries, An
ME Wingerter, Mollie Daily, Mary Brady,
Rose Miller, Lizzie Truschell, Annie
Nolan, Tillie Kelley, Mamie Cavanaugh,
Annie ODea, Katie 0'Dea, Maggie Gil
looly.
The following young ladies will be per-
mitted to draw for gold medal for Chris.
tan Doctrine: Misses Hannah 0'Kane,
Katie Wingerter, Annie Carroll, Blanche
Warehouse, Julia Farley, Annie Nc
Garrell, Mena Breinig.
The programme, as above, was faithfully
carried out. and was much enjoyed by the
large audience present. Bishop Kahn was
present and awarded the medals, after
which he delivered brief congratulatory
address to the school. The performers all
did well, and their efforts were frequently
greeted with hearty applause. Altogether
it was an exceedingly pleasant entertain
mcnt.