The Evening critic., 1882-06-22
Academy of the Holy Cross.

donovan ana NJ. O'COnneU.
Academy of the Holy Cross.
The fourteenth annual commencement Of
the Academy of the Holy Cross took place this
morning at Odd-Fellows' Hall. Long before
the time-10 o'clock-for the exercises to be-
gin the hall was literally packed with the re-
lations and friends Of the children. Flowers
mado up iu every conceivable style were
strewn all around the stage, which presented
the appearance of dreamland. At precisely
10 o'clock the curtain rose and then came for
ward in double file the bright faces of the
sweet girls, who, after bowling to the audience,
retired. The following excellent programme
was carried out TO the letter:
Grand entrance OF the pupils; march, from
Tannhauser, Misses N. McAuliffe, Diemar,
Dapray and Cavanaugh; chorus, senior vocal
class; "The Blossoms" minim vocal class;
essay, "Music," Miss h. Cotterill; essay,
"snr, BirGie, GGie sing, Ms' "Mlss Nj 'y n GHars HE
sheridan, Pages, Iawlor and soule;;
Solfeggio chorus, senior vocal class; essay,
"True Heroes," Miss A. Robinson; solo, "Lami
Waltz" Miss y. McAulifre. 'Junior's Trag-
edy"- Madame Hopdrd, Bessie o'Hare; .ArG-
seitz; Nrse' Mary dawi9ri c,ypsi@' Gypsiie@s'
NJ. and NJ. Mcintyre and X. Montgomery.
Scene first-grand valse, Misses Cavanaugh,
Dapray, Byrne and McAulifre. Scene second
Call Of the FAIRIES, Misses Ginnaty, N. Nc
Auliffe, c94teril, Walker, Daprsy, cayanaugh
"Les Diamons de la Courne," Misses Moran
Dapray, Walter and oayanaugh; black
O'Hare, O'Hara, ]. McAuliffc and viciedo.
"HaiI 10 Thee, Liberty" senior vocal class.
Confer1ing of graduating medals. Comforting
of medals for studies and department. Dlstrl-
button of premiums yaledictory, Miss NJ.
Hogan.
Rev Dr.. Chapelle made tho closing remarks
and presented the honors to the children in
his usual happy and felicltious manner.
The honors were distributed as follows:
Graduating medals were conferred on Misses
r. Cotterill, NJ. Hogan, A. Ginnaty and A. Rob-
inson.
Gold medals were awarded as follows; For
neatness, order, amiability and correct deport-
ment, presented by Colonel J. Berret to Miss
| Minnie Walker; for Improvement in stud
les, presented by Mr. +. Riggs to Miss
| sented by Mr.. w. Gait to Miss Mary
| o'Dea; for composition, presented by
Mr.. d. Holiday ca deQHO to Misses NJ. Byrne
and n. Dapray; for improvement In instru-
mental music presented by Miss NJ. Meade to
Miss Lily Cavanaugh; in the art department,
presented by Mr.. A. Schwartz, of New York, to
Miss Mary Moran for attendance, presented
| by Mrs. J. Hoban to Miss Mamie O'Hare.
| Medals in the third senior class were
awarded to Misses Pauline Tate, Annie Cleary
Medals in the junior department were
awarded 10 Misses Carrie Cotterill and Edith
| Soule.
Graduating Glass.
Miss Annie Robinson, first premium in
Christian doctrine, arithmetic, algebra, ge-
ometry, grammar, rhetoric, literature, history,
chemistry, composition; second in astronomy
reading and writing. Miss Alice Ginnaty
first premium in Christian doctrine, geometry
rhst0Tic
position. Miss M. Hogan, first premium IL
tory, reading and composition; second il
Christian doctrine, arithmetic, grammar
rhetoric, drawing and writing; third in chem
istry. Miss Rosa cotterill, first premium II
algebra, geometry, grammar, rhetoric, ltera
ture, history, reading and writing; second II
Christian doctrine, arithmetic. astronomy
Miss Mary o'Dea, first In Christian doctrine
grammar, rhetoric, literature, history, draw
Ing and writing; second In chemistry com
position. and reading; third In arithmetic anc
astronomy
First Senior Class.
| Miss Mary Moran, first premium In Christian
doctrine, arithmetic, algebra, literature, his
tory, philosophy, composition; second clas
painting and drawing, reading and writing
second In grammar; third IN fourth class IN
premium In Christian doctrine. grammar, III
erature, history. and NTH class instrumental
musici second in arithmetic, algebra
philosophy and drawing. Miss Anni
o'Brien, nirst premium In Christian doctrine
algebra, literature, philosophy, drawing and
reading; second In grammar, history, compo
sition, painting NTH class instrumental musit
Miss Minnie Walker, first premium In algebra
iaI music and writing; third class painting
ana drawing. Nova Dapray, first premium 1
CHRISTIAN doctrine, grammar, literature. his
tory, composition and writing; second clas
instrumental music; second premium I
Ing and French; third in Algebra algebra. Nj. Nj.
| Lille Cayanaugh, first premium In Chrlstia
doctrine, literature, history, writing and con
positioni second In arithmetic, grammar, pin
losophy, com positions; third In algebra an
reading. Miss Lille Diemar, first premium
| I'm philosophy; second in grammar DRAWN
and reading third IN algebra, compositio
music, Miss Mary Byrne, first premium
and frih fsra.ufe easa c9mRqsien resain
second in Christian doctrine, algebra historl
philosophy; third IN grammar, drawing an
writing. Miss Lizzie Fealy, first premium
In algebra, literature, history, philosophy
third class painting and drawingi secon
in reading, grammari third in Christian dol
rine, composition, writing, aud sixth class
Instrumental music.
Third Class.
Miss Mary Witty, first premium I'm Chri
ttan doctrine, grammar, arithmetic, orthogr
ply, geography, history, drawing, algebr
and rhetorici second In reading, penmanshi
and composition, Miss Pauline Tate, fir
premium In Christian doctrine, gramma
orthography, geography, ancient history, rea'
ing, penmanship, composition, drawing an
. | rhetoric; second in arithmetic, algebra au
first In nth class instrumental music. Mll
Anna cleaiy, first premium I'm Christian do
trine, grammar, arithmetic, orthograph,
geography, ancient history drawing (seoon
: class; third class painting, algebra, rhotorl
. | and fourth class Instrumental music. Mis-
. Maggie Kelly, first premium in Christian do
trine, grammar, arithmetic, orthograph
eSSGsraRH SG II history sae
aud reading. NJ. Parker, first pr
MUM IN Christian doctrine, gramma a