Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-06-27
Washington Academy Of the Visita-

Washington Academy Of the Visita-
lion.
tuition took place in me HAN of the convent this
morning, and there was large attendance OF
prominent people.
THE PROGRAMME
was as folloWs: March, Observation-Disclosures
Anita ClusS, Lillian CluSS and Lizzie MITCHELL
Pianos, Josephine Taylor, Hattie Hichey, Anne
Hilot ana Minnie Sheckels. Tancredi, Rossini-
MeT Mafon 81 mcn ad Mary he1 Mae
Madre Mia Terzettino, Campana-Piano-Mam
Merritt; sung by Annie Ward, L. and A. Cluss
Polka de Ia RENE, Rafr-Piano J. Taylor. Vocal
Anne Eliot and FL. R1chey. Nocturne-PianO,
4. Ciuss. / Pescatori, Gabussi-Plano, M. Mer,,
rltt; sung by Fl. Ricbey and A. Ward. Polonaise,
C Gni L: Cluss and q: Rlchey. Tu al
R1caey; sung by J: Taylor; II Papagallo
Blue Sea, Glover-Piano, Elise Stellwagen; sung
n. sheckels; sung by little Katie Aylmer'
Grand Concert March, Wollenhaupt-Pian
Cora Beavans, Agg1e Marriter, M. Sheckels,
and Alice LoveJoy. Coronation ode, Clifton
Piano, N. Sheckels; solo by H. Richey; chorus
by the senior vocal class. Polka, ToulminM
Harps, A. Cluss, L. Mitchell, and L. Cluss.
Blumenthals celebrated March, Chatterton-
Harps, A. CluSs, l.. Mitchell, and L. Cluss.
Pianos-H. Rtchey and NJ Sheckels
THE PREMIUMS.
During the exercises the premiums were
AWARDED the pupils receiving the number
Josephine Taylor, Q. 20 class, Annie McLaugh.,
lin, 3; Martena Dyer, g. Martena Beall. 8: CI0ra
BeavanS, 8; Salle Pickens, 2: Anita Cluss, I:
Mary Ma Alien, 8; Hattie Richie, Z; Maggie Hur-
ley, 2; Lillian Cluss, q Annie Elliot. /: Flor
ence Cole. 1; Sarah McGrann, 1; Lena Carter. i:
Genleve Wilcox, l; Lille Kiingle, l. Sd class,
EE,lzaoeth Leonard, 5; Mary Merritt 5; Sarah
5. Division OF Cd class-Mary Dyer. 3: Annie
Murphy, 6: Lola Hall, 3; Julia Brent, i; Ellen
ailen' ;; Alice Higkins /. 4th class, Nettie
Beal 3; Elise stelIwagen, I; Ada Morgan, 4;
3; Florence Baden, l. Kate AylIner Q. Division
OF 4th class Gr1selle Bishop, I; Marian OYSTER.
6; Emma Combs. l. Mary Heldreth, Q; Gertrude
S S,aa l. 5th class Marian Downing 4;
ford, 4; Estelle IIuyck, /; Olda Henriques, 5;
kase LoWndes, 5: Bernie Brawner, 8; Mary
A 5th ass' 3 Fannie Thomson, Division OF
Ing, s; Marion Harvey, 5; Maggie Foley, 5:
Mary stevens, 8; Geneyieye OConnell, 3; Maria
Foley, Nellie Courtney, l. 9Th class, Mary Joyce
Florence Thomas, 4; Lille Mahon; 3; Florence
Hlldreth, 2; Blanche Richey, 2; Verde Tumety.
l; Annie LoveJoy, /; Blanche Herbert, |; Maggie
Primary class;-Julla Joyce, 3; Jessie Con-
nor, 6; Mathilde O'Toole, 6; May Huyck
s Io,, mary y-r Sf9Wn, 2 Mar, Mary Goodfeilow, p
Helene Erni, 2; May Fitzpatrick, l. Bernadette
Jamison, Agreeable during her short visit tc
the academy is awarded whole satehel fun Of
kisses.
THE ACADEMIC HONORs
were as follows: Gold medals and first honors-
Sarah Doyle and Josephine Taylor. Second
honors-Annie Gawler, Elizabeth Leonard, Sa
rah Young, Lola Hall, Martina Dyer, Anita
Ciuss, Annie Murphy, Hattie Richey, Alice Hip
k1nS, Minnie Sheckels, Ellen Allen, May Dyer
and Mamie Merritt. Junior department., first
honor-Stella Merritt; second honors to MarioI
Downing, Aida Henr1queS EStelle Huyck, JeS
sic Joyce. Minnie Downing, Mary Adamson
Marion Harvey, Florence Hildreth, Mathllde
smallest little girl In school crown is awarded
TO Marion Thomas. The following young ladies
deserve to be hOnorabiy mentioned for thei
amfable and polite department; absence or late
entrance deprtv1ng them OF the higher honor.
OF the academy-Mary Beilew, Katie Aylmer
Fannie Thomson, Maggie Aylmer, Lille Evans
and May Fitzpatrick.
THE FIRE TO-DAY.-This morning, dwelling
1414 Massachusetts avenue, owned by Mai n
Vedder, and occupied by Alonzo Hendrick, tool
fire from stove pipe In the back building, ant
an alarm brought out the fire department,
promptly, but before the flames were extin
tent OF $500, and the adjoining dwelling owned
and occupied by John Taylor, was damaged u
the extent Of $3.50
IT Is STATED ("oficially'D that the Great Pin
afore Tea Co., 1104 18th ST., is selling 4 lbs
choice N. Y. Butter for $1.00.
TRUNKS. - Nice assortment OF well-mad
trunks at 81, 50, 81, IS and 81, at Lewis, $40 I'll
street.
JOB LOT, yard wide, fine percales only g.
Cpnf9 T0WSOnfa 6.f6 PennSViya MIA avonI1o