Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-06-26
The commencement Season.
ST. JOHNS COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE. ,

with the friends OF the pupils. Pistorio's b. -
and string pand was In attendance, Eta an the
OFFERINGS On the stage beside the CO - norai
ulty were commissioner Dent, Hon. i0 Is r tao
nedy, and others The exercises cnm n; nea
follows The e, Ipeheape. Horace S
ae charge BY the Charles o HSfgan
elIciting much applause ~ happily rendered,
DENTS, Wadsworth Smith. .. TsaI4 OF Gaun
Sb the s ShRn Jfss Reeye 1.-The AficaS
limo jos DeLacy; bernardo and King
were Wen cor sted md detvered E seecs rea
had 6een ssss, showing that proper attention
the mr. n.,I bestowed by the Instructors upon
s1a k'-&s The "Afican Chief" by Rich
dd ms efded the preparatory department. and the
late department exercises commenced
at at 80 o'clock, as follows" Christianity and
at the Switch Richard j. Donnelly; Wrongs
Of the INDIAN essay, James F. Shea; "Gual-
heItos victory George P. Flynn; american
dictory. Spencer L. Ward Then followed the
coRferring OF Representations OF Arts. on
VIM Z. JirdlnstOn; Bachelor OF science, On
Spencer L. Ward and Joseph II. Benson; and
Master of Accounts, on VIM. Fl. Manogue.
The awarding of medals by COMMISSIONS
Dent was as follows: Collegiate Department
Gold Medals-Spencer l.. Ward, James F. Shea
Richard ]. Donnelly and George f. Flynn Sec
ond Department, Gold Medal3-Lee b. Mosher
and Joseph T. Byrne. Third Department Gold
Medals-John P; Gibbons. Francis b. Walter
and James CulltuaEe. ElOcutiOn Class Gold
Medal-Joseph A. O'Hare. Fourth Department.
Premiums-Jesse Newman Reeve Edward Null
len Cieary, Christian Doctrine George X.
ecV MattheW no n0as Byrne haTard DE-
James Byrne. John MalOney John Lynn. Thos
Doughelty, John Hayden. Adolf MenOcal, Wm
Maloney. Htstory-Oscar Menocal. Cecil Nor
gan, William Holtmans, Johnson Eliot, Joseph
A. OIiare. Fifth Department-Horace May
nard Reeve, Chas. j. Dunno. Chi stan Doe
tItne-Thoznas j. Sweeney, Philip Shea, Charles
First Class-JOhn Mcmahon, Lawrence Bren-
nan, Edward II. OCOnnor. Michael Brennan,
John II: Barnett, John Rupert, John Small.
Borbeck. Sixth Observation-Disclosures Hughes,
William Laughlin, Jerome Kaufman, Ligeari
Lowe Martin Brennan, David Flynn, Charles
Began. David kaufman, Robert Frank Carver.
commissioner Dent made an appropriate clos
Ing address.
ST. vINCKNT's SCHOOL.
The annual Distribution of premiums of St
NincentS school took place in the building 10th
and Il streets, Thursday, and there was. as is
usual large and highly pleased audience pres
emit Al unusually fine program OF vocal ana
Instrumental music was rendered in good style
by the pupils. This year four graduates re-
ceived the ususual testimonials OF having sue
cessfully terminated the scholastic course The
exhibition or paintings In water colOrs. lepia
and India Ink, crayoD, ETC., was Of q nature TO
attract admiration, particularly specimens by
Misses celia Davies, 9orn, Daily, Guista, Jirdin-
ston ana Purcell There was on exhibition lace
work OF exquisite Eneness by Misses Gleason
ard Mcnamara; stools. Miss Schutter and other
6 Beautiful articles. both useful and fancy.
The awards were as follows: Graduating honor5
gold medals and croWnS-Ceceua Davis 2
premiums First class. 1st honors-Emrna
horr. premiums; Ella Guista, s; Jennie Mudd.
3; Anna Daley, 5; Bessie Jirdinston, 4; Mary
PinceIl. 4; Rose Clark. 5: Mamie White 3; Annie
Cullinane, 5; Jessie Schutter, 4. Second honor
Sara cooney, 4. Second class, 1st honors-
x.
brooke, 5; Jennie Cunningham. 3; Alice Davis.
:: Jennie Green, 3; Sarah Cromeion, 3; Mary
Fletcher, 3. Second honors-Mary Nolan. &:
Mary Becker, 4: Ida Iardena, 2; Minnie Giee.
son. 3; Alice Daley, 2; Mary Van Doran, 2.
Third class-First honors, sallie New ION, l; Car
RE M ae 2; Sordelia Bryan, !; Maggie Cough
Falconer, 3; Annie Burke, 4; Mary Burke, A.
Agnes Unmer, 4; Mary Barrett. O. Katie Myers
L r,i katie Green 1; annie McGrann 3; Sophie
Conner, 2; Belle Miller. 8. Eighth ciass-Flrst
honoss, Emma Aagruder, 2; Mary Corcoran. B.
Bridget Madigan, 2; Julia Meade, 2; Nettie Jir.
dinson; 2; Ella Crane, l; Annie Coughlin, 2;
gruder. 2; Maggie Gusta, 2; Mollie Joyce, 9; Nina
smith, :; Mamie Ferry, 1; Mamie Shea. 3: jose
phine kt!llgan. 2; Mary Kelly.2; Anna Sheehan.2.
z: Cecilia DAILY, 2. Filth elass-First honoIs,'
Teresa Hauoran. 2; Maria Sickal, 2; Grace Gun
bingham, 2; Lizzie Cannon, 2; Agnes White. 2
Holmes, 2; Katie Holmes 2; Mamie Whelan 8:
Katie Castinette. 2; Lily Lyons, /; Minnie Car,
roll i Ida Bose sixth elassIFrst honors
cavagnaro Mollie a'iG De hsrSy' c Aias
GusSa, 2; Alice Mangan, 2: s1iia Sullivan,
2: Blanch Van Boran. 3; Mary Proctor, 2;
Grace SoH Miller a !; Bel Bingham, 2; Mamie Pho
Wash, 2; Lizzie Lynch, 1; Katie Hart 2: Mary
Musanti, !: Ada Stewart, 1: Jessie Donovan; L.
aia naVagnafa, 2; Viola Short. l. Annie Kerb9,
OToOle, !; Mary Donnelly /. Premiums wee
awarded 10 c: Duhamel. 3; X. PInceIl, 5; Il.
k y R5yior 2; N. op sd,r 3 n Johnson. 3
NJ. Mcintee, ?; E. Dent. 2; NJ. Coke. 2; X. Frank,
2; NJ. McGilton, 2; z. Curtain, ); *. Conner. 3;
VI. I,oole, 2; S. Cooney, q NJ. Manning, 9; /.
2; X. MeGalrtck, 2; s. Miller, 2; S. Ne,
k kel,Is 2; Garyey, 8; NJ Carroll, 2;
2; N.kSmith,..1: X. Ratio. /; B. Madigan. !: ~
Murphy, l; E, Taylor, !: M. Platz !; s: Lyons, !;
Won, |; E. Valmon. l; NJ. Shields, /; s. Suntriccl,
!; f. Roher, !; s. Roher, l; A. Fitzgerald /; c. Nc
Namara, l; NJ. Purcell, l; NJ. White, l; NJ. Nolan,
Car1n, E. stuart, M. Reice. S. Anern, j. Dalton
N. Blake. M. Walsh, NJ. Splan, S. Croghan, c.
FT1tz q K: Looney, NJ. Sheehan, NJ: Kelly
NJ WMa oT11y NJ a. Dalton M Goo
Roach, y. Callahan, s. stuart. A. Allen NJ.
smith, G. Ebert, E. Campbell, s. EllWood n
McCarty. N. Fitzgibbons, NJ. Rayne, N. Blake,
NJ. Fftzgf5bons N. Mooney. C. LAZY, A. Afford
NJ Hurdle, j. Mccormick, X. sullivan, A. Me
earthly, W. Hurdle, b. Gervain, s. Mccormick.
=. Anderson. T.. Page, s. Maynard, A. Cave, NJ. |
Sroghan, /. Mall1n, L. Sullivan, X. Pendergast,
=. Lowe, S: Boole, A. Shea, X. McNally A. Car, !
berry, $. Linden, NJ. Easter, K. Croghap. s.
kelze. L. Geeltz, A. Greene, NJ. quinn. e. Mnl. |
lin, II. Hagan, NJ. Briggs 4. Sherlock, X. Con |
NELL X. Byrnes, NJ R0lk. L. Neacy, NJ. An |
lnOny, 5. Richardson, A. Connolly, NJ OOlan.
3. Mccormick, NJ. Rovilaskt, S. Whelan. M. j.
Looney, E. Ellrtdge L. Burns. h Kelly. N. NJ
Cormlck, NJ. Campbell, A. Dolan, NJ. HyneS I
Horning s. Denham, s. Hynes, n. o. Breen- NJ. |
Durham, NJ Moilarity, NJ. Carrigo G. Ebert. x. |
Horning, j. Hardin.
SCHOOL OF THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
The closing exercises and the distribution Of |
premiums OF the Immaculate Conception female |
school, under the charge OF Sister M. Caroline, |
took place In the church hall yesterday, ard |
there was large attendance. Among those |
present were Fathers Jenkins OF st. AIoysinS:
Frederick, OF st. Peters; BOland, OF ST, Mall |
thews. and Fathers Mccarthy and Gallen. the |
latter assistant pastor OF the Immaculate Con. |
ceptlon. An interesting program was presented, |
OF vocal solos and chOruSeS, inStru- |
mental duets and quartettes, and recitation |
py the execution class. The graduates, Miss
laura OHare, Miss Hattie Ward and Miss Lizzie |
Cayon, received handsome gold medals and |
crowns. Many premiums were distributed |
among the pupils. Rev. p. F. Mccarthy in |
DIlef address, expressed his qualification on the
enortSOf the pupils, and wished the graduating
class every success In life. An interesting eX. |
hlplt IN the nall or the work OF the pupils at. |
tracted much attention. The writing speed |