The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-06-30

of the pupils at this popular place If in
struction, and from commencement toclose
an unfagging interest was kept up. The
walls Of the exhibition hall were decorated
with beautiful specimens of the handiwo,k
of the young ladies and little girls pairt-
ing, needle-work, crochet and other spec.
mems of art and labor were plentiful.
The following Is the
PROGRAMME;
Forest Home-March Miss Mamie Maury.
WELCOME
Mary eatricc-(Historical Drnma)
Chansons DIES Alpes -, Miss Jos, Merzbscher
Sounds from the Ohio o. 49,. a. Misses B. Simmons
and Florence Murray.
ACT III.
Music and Her Sister, Song. 1900. Misses JOS
Merzbacher and b. simmons
%oSsST De Losms ssss pTams
and Matte Levi,
THE DIsAPPoINTED DEBUTANTB.
ACTG.
Titania-Fantaise de Concert-Ins Solo E. Miss
Ida Work.
ACT II.
List to the Convent Bells Miss Katie Stubs
ACT III.
Premiere saltarella 80, Misses Ida Work
huu hllOtlt IlchtEtli.
Distribution of Premiums. Farewell Address
Rewards Of Merit Farewell Chorus
The historical drama was executed with
more than ordinary amateur ability. IL
was thrilling in interest throughout, and
pointed moral that had its living effect
upon audience as well as performers. To
particularizew here all did sowell would be
invidious perhaps. yet by common consent
OF her associates, Miss Annie Rodgers ex.
hibited such rare elocutionary powers, and
happy infections that she added most ma
terially to the success of the piece.
The French drama was well sustained,
and the accentuation of the students evi-
denced how thoroughly they had been
drilled in one of the most elegant langua.
ges of the books. The Disappointed Debu-
tante was also well rendered and exhibited
a moral that older people are quite familiar
with.
The music, instrumental and vocal, was
all that could be expected or desired from
such youthful pupils
ACADEMIC HoNoRs.
The following young ladies are entitled
to honors for amiable department and the
observance of the regulations of the acade'
my, and accordingly crowned: Misses Ida
Work. Jos. Merzbacher, Bette Simmons
Rho. Pickerell.
For being good little girl-Miss CARR,
Zimmerman.
In the day school, amiable deportmen
and application to studies-silyer medals
Misses Bette Frichot, Maggie Langton.
Medal of excellence sub-graduate de
partment-Miss Ida Work.
Medal OF excellence, intermediate dc
partment--Aliss Rho. Pickerell.
Senior department., gold medal-succcs
in studies-Miss Bette Simmons; gold
medal, catechism and studies Miss CLAIR
Wilmans; catechism and prize offered for tn
best historian, Miss Annie Rodgers.
ub-senior-order and application I,
drawing-Miss Lula Eyers.
intermediate department-Gold medal
catechism and improvement In arithmeti
and writing-Miss Jos Merzbacher silve
medal, application and improvement Il
studies, Miss Bette Seville; silver medal
improvement in studies writing and music
Miss Mamie Maury
PRIZES.
Improvement In studes-Misses CASH
Whitaker, A. Capie, Eliza Capie, Eugeni
ChrStien, Elite Levy, Fannie pickerell
Kate Gouldy.
Second section-Misses Katie Stubs
Minnie Aston, Lizzie Boil, Annie LeakC
Lizzie Gramathy, Mary Dewitt.
plNtT Iutuul--tdttN'ls ISM anu rtuultS
Miss Annie Bayer.
Third acknowledgement In studies
Misses Annie Mccoy, Florence Murray
Lizzie Farrar, Lucy Guyton, Mary Bennett
Nettie Chandler, Louise Chretien.
Preparatory ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
in studics-Msses Virginia Harriss, Ami
Guyton, Rosie Buman,
Second section-Misses Edith Rodgers
Genevicve Eagan, Rosie Gleiser, Susie Guy
ton. Emma Harbrecht, Henrietta Fair
lander.
Minims-Improvement In reading an
spelling-Misses Halle Curtis, Katie ID,
witt, Nellie Atwator, Salome Kent, Mar
Parsley, Amelia kontz.
Prize offered for cxactitude--M Misses Al
ME Gliser, Clara Wilmans.
Industry-Miss Nellie Welsh.
Music-Agold medals awarded by Mr.. Il
Frees for application-Misscs Ida Worl
Rhoe. Pickerell, Katie Stubs.
Gold medal awarded by Mrs, d. Shame
Miss Bette Simmons.
Silver medal awarded by Mrs. Il. Shat
non-Miss Florence Murray.
HONORABLE MENTION.
The following young ladies and lit
girls not having entered the Institution
time TO receive prizes are entitled 10 homo
able mention: Misses Maggie Pittmai
LAURA brlHnt, Mabel Stokcr, Julla llobbin
Eva Staflens, Estelle Hunt, Daisy Hollan,
STANDING IN SCHOOL,
List Of tickets from January to Jul
~, 1852:
Miss Ida Work, 2l2; Miss Bette Sir
mons, lSB; Miss Josephine Mcrzbacher, is
Miss Lula Evcrs, 100; Miss Rhoda Pickerel
10o Miss Pennie Hoskins, lSS; Miss Ali
QMalcy, las; Miss Katie Stubbs, 1ii; Nj
Annie Rodgers, 100. Miss Kate Goulde
rs Miss Mamie Maury, 100; Miss Ann
Mccoy, l25; Miss Clara Wilmans, 12i; Mi
Florence Murray, l23 Miss Bette Frichc
40; Miss Lizzie 9ramatky, ITO; Miss III
rie Farrar, l0i; Miss Nellie Welsh, 10
Miss Bette Neville, iO6. Miss Jul
Dobbins, %; Miss Fannie pickrc
W Miss Annie Bayer, a3. Miss MINI
Aston, S Miss Maggie Pittman, 5
Miss Cassie Whitaker, isl Miss Jenn
Chretien, 80: Miss Elisa Capy, 50; Miss
bert Inc Capy, ~; Miss Jennie McEnnis, i
Miss Lil.ie Boil, 20; Miss Jessie Doues
V;M iss May Momand 90; Miss Mary Dewitt
es; Miss Elite Levy, ca; Miss Matte lie,
02; Miss Louise Chretien, 90; Miss Maggi
Ian gton, 90; Miss Mabel Stoker, 81, MI
Alice Stevens, 80; Miss Lucy Guyton,