Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-06-30
SUMMER VACATION.
Interesting Closing Exercises OF st. Mary's
Catholic Schools.


Catholic Schools.
The exercises attending the close of st.
Mary's school for the summer vacation took
place in the school hall of the building, cor
ner of Ninth and Locust streets, yesterday
afternoon. The exercises were in charge of
the principal of the school, Sister Agatha, to
whom too much credit cannot be awarded
for the admirable discipline and training Of
the pupils, whose department was well nigh
faultless. The Rev. Fathers DAILY, Stanley
and several of the clergy were in attendance,
together with a number of the sisters.
The school hall, in which the exercises took
place, was model of taste and beauty. A
well arranged and perfectly appointed stage
occupied the front of the hall and the deco
rations were most artistic and pleasing. By
far the most attractive feature present, how
ever. were the children, whose beautiful at
tire and sweet faces were as bright as the
morning and fresh as the dawn. The pro-
gramme was admirably adapted to display
whatever personally they possessed and they
acquitted themselves with great credit.
The entertainment consisted of vocal and
instrumental music, essays, dialogues, farce
and q comedy.
The selections were as follows, and as be-
fore stated, the pupils did themselves and
tutors great credit:
Entrance March. ch...................Sc .Schumann.
Herminia Redowa-Instrumenta Duet. Bellak
Misses B. Green, III. Boures.
Talking Flowers" Minim Dialogue
SONGS We Never Forget. Vocal Duet
Misses M. King, NJ. O'Lsary.
Essay-The Scholars Hope. M. Gilboy
Exercise Song-Merry Sunshine. ..... Minims
Lehigh Embellishments ..........M Mack
Misses e. Barron, NJ. Donohue.
THE TRAIN TO MAURo-CHARACTERs.
Mrs. Buttermilk Elderly Lady from the
Country. .....................M M. OLeary
Miss Bright, A Young Lady in Railway
po,, sta.l91 alton ;ri. T...;t. ns;,d N; Gllo'y
d. Heath
Forest and Dell Quickstep-Duet. ....... Budic
Misses M. Boures, ]. Hamm.
o, Boatman Row Me Yer the Stream Vocal Duet
Misses N. Hawkins, NJ. Boures.
Essay-Beauties of Nature. ........M M Sheehy
Passic Waltz. .Kinkel
Misses Ii. Carroll, NJ. OLeary.
FORCE OF IMAGINATION
Maude, (an invalid) )..................J.L Lamb
Janet, {a servant) t)...................M. M. Carroll
Lizzie, "a young friend) .......-... N. Gilboy
MARY \nlbuuc bletcI hs ulOOohthy
Cheerful Home Galop. .Lstcure
Miss M. Boures.
Essay-YOuthfuIM Memories. .......... M. King
Away from School, Away. Chorus of Minims
How Not to Get an Answer. ......... Dialogue
Misses NJ. Ansbro, E. Barron.
Regina Terrae rae..................C Closing Chorus
Every seat in the hall was occupied with
the parents and friends of the pupils, and
great many visitors were obliged to stand.
Following the Regina Terrae chorus, the
comforting of crowns took place by the
clergy Each pupil received chaplet Of
white blossoms, the name of those on whom
Crowns were conferred being as follows;
CROWNED FOR EXCELLENCE.
Misses Maggie King, Mary Gilboy, Mary
Sheehy, Katie Eagan, Katie Gilboy, Nellie
Gilboy, Mollie Kenkle, Emile Barron, Estel
Ia Lspray, Maggie Banning, Cassie Dougher,
Mary Desmond, Eliza King.
SCHOLARSHIP AND DEPoRTMENT.
Misses Annie Ryan, Lizzie King, Julia
Lamb, Annie Clinton, Mary O'Leary, Annie
Gill, Maggie Scanlow, Millie Ausbro, Hattie
Heath, Lille O'Brien, Minnie Boures, Mary
Donohue, Mary Gill, Mary Hendy, Mary
McMahon, Nellie Norris, Lizzie Kelly, Nettie
Pfister, Jessie Lamb.
The piano accoE paniments were performed
in delightful manner by Mrs. Shaw.
The entertsinment closed with short and
pleasing address by Rev. Father Daily.