National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-06-23

| GOWan; premium, MISS Mary Clements; honor
| ably mentioned, Misses Lizzie Johnson and Sadie
Shepley. Fourth class of arithmetic first division)
| First premium, Miss Fannie Derby; second pre-
| mium Miss Lille C1agett Fourth class of arith-
| metic Second division): First premium, Miss
Maggie ODonoghue; second premium, Miss
Ida Clarity; distinguished, Miss Marie Lowe;
hOnorably mentioned, Miss May Barry
Fifth class of arithmetic: First premium, Miss
Virgie Bates; second premium, Miss Nathalie Hall;
distinguished, Miss Mamie Clark; honorably men
toned, Miss Lucy Ainslie. Sixth class of arithme
tic: First premium, Miss Mamie Bohm; second
premium, Miss Ada Clark; honorably mentioned,
Miss BERTHE Cook. Second class of elocution :
First premium, Miss Bella We'll; second
premium, Miss Marie Brown; distinguished
Misses Mona Myers and MAZE Hewitt
Third class of elocution: First premium, Miss
Belle O'Neill; second premium, Miss Daisy
Siddons; distinguished, Misses Nellie Usher Myra
semmes, and Constance Bonaparte. Fourth class
of elocution: First premium, Miss Mary Clements;
| second premium, Miss Grace Clagett; distin-
guiShed, Misses Annie Brown and Lillian Saunders
Fifth class of elocution: First premium, Miss
Mamie Clark; second premium, Miss Nathalie
Hall; distinguished, Misses Julia MCGOWAN,
Mamie Bohm, and Alice Wakefield. Sixth
class Of eloeution: First premium, Miss
Susie Crawford; second premium, Miss
Cora WEIGH; distinguished, Miss Ida Clarity.
First class of penmanship: First premium, Miss
Helen Sloan; second premium, Miss Alice Brom-
well; distinguished, Misses Lizinka Turner, Flor
ence Mott, and Alice Hayes. Second class of pen
manship: First premium, Miss Mary Ryan sec
ond premium, Miss Nellie Usher; distinguished,
Misses Evelina Heap, Mary Clements, Emma Soul
ley, Emma Callahan, and Mamie Green. Third
class Of penmanship: First premium, Miss Julia
McGcwan; second premium Miss Agnes Taylor;
distinguished, Misses Nathalie Hail. Lizzie John
son, May Barry, and Fannie Derby. Fourth class
of penmanship: First premium, Miss Sadie Shep-
ley; second premium, NJ iss Katie Mcdaniel; dis
tinguished, Misses Lille Welch and Berthe WEIGH.
Fifth class of penmanship: First premium, Miss
Mary Kelher; second premium, Miss Cora Welch
honorably mentioned, Misses Marie Dent, Rosa
Ofutt, Ida WEIGH, and Adelma Ainsie. Sixth
class of penmanship: First premium, Miss BERTHE
Cook; second premium, Miss Rosale Healy;
hOnorably mentioned, Misses Ray Smith, Alice
OHutt, and Nancy Green.
French course-Second class of grammar litera-
ture, and composition First premium, Miss Matte
Purcell; second premium, Miss Myra Semmes
Second class of grammar literature, and compost
ton Second division: Premium, Miss Marie
O'Byrne. Third class of grammar and translation:
First premium, Miss Alice Hayes: second premium,
Miss Evelina Heap; distinguished, Misses Helen
Sloan, Lzinka Turner, and Mary Clements. Fourth
class of grammar and translation first divsion)
Premium, Miss Florence Mott; distinguished, Miss
Mamie Green honorably mentioned, Misses Emma
Callahan and Mary Ryan. Fourth class of gram
mar and translation Second division): Premium,
&c 8qO, Misses Kitty Burncs and Grace Clagett dis
tingUished, Misses Lille Clagett and Julia Meow
an; honorably mentioned, Miss Virginia Burnes
For French conversation premiums were awarded
TO Misses Matte Purcell, Fannie Bogue, Marie
OByrne, Maize Hewitt, Grace Clagett, Lille Clagett,
May Barry, Julia MCGOWAN, Maggie Gleason Alice
Hayes, Helen Sloan, Mary Clements Eyelina Heap,
Mamie Callahan, Kitty Burnes, Mary ODonoghue,
and Mona Myers.
Gernan-Second class of German: Premium,
CT ;squO Misses Matte Purcell and Constance Bon
aparte. Third class of German first division):
German Second division: Premium, Miss Rosa
Ofutt.
Music-FirSt class of piano: gold medal
awarded to Miss Evelina Heap; premium, er 3equo,
Miss Marie Brown; distinguished, Miss Fannie
Bogue; honorably mentioned, Miss Marie O'Byrne
Second class of piano first division: A silver
medal awarded to Miss Mary Ryan, premium,
&c 8Quo Misses Bella We'll and Julia MCGOWAN;
honorably mentioned, Misses Constance Bona
parte, Maize Davis, and Alice Hayes. Second class
Of piano Second division) First premium, Miss
Kitty Burnes; second premium, Miss Callahan;
Miss Lille WEIGH; honorably men, |
Toned, Misses Myra Semmes, Mona Myers, Flor |
ence Mott and Annie Gleason. Third class of |
piano: First premium, Miss Florence WEIGH sec !
ond premium, Miss Katie Clark; distin- |
yuished, Misses Mamie Green ana Grace Clagett |
Fourth class of piano: First premium, Miss Lille
Clagett; second premium, Miss Alice Wakefield; |
honorably mentioned, Misses Belle O'NeiI! May
Barry, Lucy Ainslie, ana aGGIma Ainslie. Harp:
First premium, Miss Annie Gleason; second pre-
MUM, Miss Marie Brown; honOrably mentioned,
Misses Oracle and Lille Claggett. Second class of
guitar HOnorably mentioned Misses Kitty Burnes
and Lille Matthews. First class of vocal music:
First premium, Miss Marie O'Byrne second pre-
MUM, Miss Nettie Thompson. Second class of
vocal music: First premium, Miss Rosa Macias;
second premium, Miss Lille Matthews: distin-
yuished, Miss Fannie Bogue; honorably men
ioned Miss Alice Bromwell. Third class of vocal
music: First premium, Miss Mary Ryan; second
premium, Miss Fannie Derby; distinguished,
Misses Byrd Greer, Kitty Burnes, and Bella We'll; |
lonorably mentioned, Miss Emma Callahan.
Drawing, painting &c-For decorative painting
premium was awarded to Miss Josie Duffy. Sec
md class of water color painting First premium
diss Fannie Bogue; second premium, Miss Mamie
callahan; honorably mentioned, Miss Rosa
Iacias. Third class of water color painting: First
,Temiun, Miss Alice Bromwell second premium
Iiss Emma Callahan. First class of crayon draw
ng Premium, Miss Emma Scully. Second class
# crayon drawing: First premium, Miss Mary |
Ryan; second premium, Miss LiZinka Turner; |
Misses Lizzie Johnson and Cherrie
ddons. In the class of embroidery: First pre-
mum, Miss Florence Mott; second premium, Miss
Emma Scully; distinguished, Miss Grace Clagett.
n the class oftapestry premiums were awarded to
Kisses Matte Purcell, Mamie Callahan, Helen
loan, Lillian Saunders. and Lille Clagett dis
nguShed Misses Rosa Macias, Emma Callahan,
Sannie Sloan, Mona Myers, Grace Clagett, Annie
ileason, Nettie Thompson, Lizzie johnson, and
lay Barry. In the class of plain sewing premiums
waTded to Misses Florence Mott, Fannie Bogue,
.nnie Gleason, and Maize Hewitt distinguished,
iiss Cherrie Siddons. In housekeeping to Misses
fannie Bogue, Marie O'Byrne, Matte Purcell,
Jamie Callahan MAZE Hewitt Helen Sloan, Flor
nee Mott Emma Callahan, and Lillian Saunders.
Among the distinguished visitors who occupied
eats on the stage were ". W. Corcoran, esq, and
,ev. Fathers Healey, Casey, Blenkensof Curley,
)unnan. Maynadier, and Fulton. The address to
he graduates was delivered by Father Fulton, of
ionzaga College, who in highly humorous vein
Ook up the subject of female education and the
many things required of woman to be helpmate =
Jr the average pushing, progressive American of
he present century. The programme throughout
'as rendered in a highly creditable manner, the
lost striking selections being the quartette by
Kisses Thompson, Matthews, Bogue and Derby,
lie solo of Annie Laurie with harp accompani-
lent, by Miss Marie Brown, and the solos, Una !
oce POGO Fa' and Farewell TO the Academy"
y Miss Marie OByrne, of Savannah, Ga.
At the conclusion of the distribution the throng |
visitors who had listened with the greatest in
crest to every feature of the programme, repaired
the recreation on the floor below. where |
ere displayed selection of the articles of needle
ork, paintings and drawings and other art
orE Of the pupils of the academy. Perhaps
lie handsomest piece of work, in Kensing
IN stitch was 4 rOckinp-chair the cushions =
which had become thing of beauty under the Y
eft fingers of Miss Rosa Macies, of this city. Other
xquisite specimens of art needlework were .
'reen by Miss Lille Clagett, of Maryland; the !
over of reception chair by Miss Mamie Sloan, o
Baltimore; table cover by Miss Helen Sloan, =