Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-07-01
ENDING THE YEAR.
The Closing Exercises of Assumption
School Yesterday-A Highly Creditable
Exhibition-The Awards of Merit.

The Closing Exercises of Assumption
School Yesterday-A Highly Creditable
Exhibition-TheA Awards of Merit.
The closing exercises OF the girls school
attached to Assumption church took place
Yesterday afternoon In the old chapel on
Exchange street There was large attend
ance of the friends and relatives of the
pupils. The exercises were mainly con-
Quoted in German. The opening march,
"Chrlstmas Bells,'' was excellently rendered,
and the chorus that followed well deserved the
tie comedy ''Der Fuchs" (The Fox,) created
great amusement. and reflected great credit
upon the misses who took part. The
English solo and chorus, "In the Starlight"
was sung in a manner that merited the
highest commentator. The recitation by
little Miss NJ. Lenders, girl of eight, en-
titled "Naming the Baby" was very taking
performance. Miss M. Scherman gave "Un
Deutcschland' with good histnonic effect.
The one-act drama ''Die Besserung" was ably
acted by Misses Hllger, Kerker and
Freund, and the succeeding dialogue by
Misses Beck, Freund and Van der Linde
merited high commentator. "Eine Tasse
Kaffee" was laughably rendered, and evoked
loud applause from the entire audience; the
instrumental duet, "The Shepherds Evening
Song," by Misses A. Michel and A. Fink, was
admirable and the chorus, "Aus der Alma,
Lied,' was inspiring and thoroughly enjoy
able. A poetical drama, "The Future-What
Will 1t Be9" was given In English, and was in
of Lucerne'' by Misses j. Freund and NJ.
Simmer, was superior musical production,
and the "Hymn to Mary" was sung by the
full chorus with admirable effect. The vale
dictory by Miss M. Heck was read in self
possessed manner, and embraced in its subject
matter thoughts that would dc credit to many
persons of more mature years. The exercises
closed with the comforting of the gold medal
and crowns. For the medal, an excellent piece
of workmanship presented by Mr.. Emil Geist,
there were six misses, who were regarded as
of equal merit. They drew lots for it, the
fortune favoring Miss Anna Michel. Follow
ing are the names of pupils to whom awards
were given:
Drawing for gold medal-First prize
Misses Josie Freund, Maggie Beck, Katie
Schranz, Mary Biver, Anna Michel, Mary
Scherman.
CROWNS FOR EXCELLENCE.
ga" Grade-Misses Gertrude Balmers,
Emilia Krank, Maggie Blesius.
"B" Grade-Misses Antonia Kerker, Emma
Freund. Minnie Hammer, Celestine Schliek.
&c" Grade-Miss Mary Goodman.
CROWNS FOR DEPoRTMENT.
GA" Grade-Misses Mary Schaub, Rosa
Hammer, Theresia William, Matilda Di Graw,
Wilhelmina Frohle, Maggie Heck, Anna
streit, Anna Fink, Anna Van der Linde.
sB" Grade--Misses Emilia Kohl, Barbara
Beck, Willie Dreis, Lizzie Winter, Matilda
Asfalg, Caroline Friedrich, Mary Bender,
Josephine Hamm, Annie Volk, Annie
Hutter, Alvina Muggli, Matilda Ger
ZACH, Anna Maid, Katie Bender, Julia Gel
kowltz, Anna Haag, Augusta Lux, Susie Sau-
sen, Emma Schmidt, Anna Mixers, Clara
Meier, Augusta Schonarth, Emma Witt, Josie
Hummel, Barbara Venne, Katie Schmidt, Bar.
bara Stolz, Emilia Hlger, Mary Jungbauer,
Emma frost, Ida Hammer.
s'C' Grade-ADna Distel, Anna Sattle, Ter
esa Rauen, Mary Gerth, Walburga Greffle, Ka.
tie Jessrang, Gertrude Karger, Anna Fetsch,
Gertrude Presly, ferrls Mead, Gertrude Wei
man, Matilda Lunders, Mary Hamm, Katie
Wagner, Rosa Schillo, Anna Kung Josie Kuhn,
Emma Bender, Louisa Metzger, Monica Lang,
Katie Domlnik, Anna Wagner, Mary Hunt
Sophia Ascher, Anna Weber, Matilda Hanggle,
Emma Uhler, Mary Jungbauer, Louisa Volk,
Ida Haggenmiller, Lizzie Parchowsky, Anna
Neid, Mary Herr, Christina Sim mer.
The chapel had been tastefully decorated
with natural flowers, and the platform ar
ranged as stage. The exercises as whole
were highly enjoyable to all who attended, and
the proficiency of the pupils was all the rec
ommendation that was needed of the admira-
BILE management of the school.