Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-06-21
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was as foilows: "Grand March," Misses Annie
Thompson, Virginia shipman, Florence Dunlop
and Clara Moore; salutatory, Miss Virginia Ship
man; "Ernani," Misses Graves, Thompson, Davis
and Dunlop; piano duo, Misses Thompson ana
Shipman; distribution OF prizes, by Hon. Emory
Speer; song, vocal class; Instrumental solo, Miss
Graves; song, vocal class; piano duo Misses Shoe
maker and Dunlop; distribution OF medals; "Fi-
caro-" Misses Thompson, Moore, Jarboe and Shoe
maker; "When the Leaves Begin 60 FALL Miss
Mamie Stephenson; instrumental solo, Miss Hes
ter Davis; song, vocal class: valedictory, Miss
Bertha Gold; awarding OF diplomas
Miss Bertha Gold was the only graduate this year.
Premiums were awarded as follows: Primary de-
Cox, Lulie Graves, Annie Speer; for spelling
Minnie JarbOe, Eve Speer: premiums In frtA
Cox, Helen Libby, Addie kIeinschmidt: FOR read
fng-Mary Webb. Fourth class-For Scholarship
Mary Brown, Kate Haydn, Annie Thompson, Ger
ward, Emma Drew. Premiums I'm dictionary
Bessie shoemaker, Clara Moore, Ad0ie Klein
schmidt Premiums for penmanship first excel
lence-Genevieve Powell; English composition.
Juliet White; Latin, Jennie shipman: drawing
Clara Moore, first excellence; Clara Libbey second
als-For department, Clara Moore Florence Dun
lop, Ada Welch, 0ctavia Woodward, Nellie Con-
nelley, Kate Haydn; for first excellence in third
class, Della Jackson, Genevieve Powell, Mary
Baker Gold medsls-For frst excellence In sec
ond class Lottie Mayneld, Mollie Libbey, Bessie
class, Jennie Shipman and Fannie Thomas. Gold
medal in first class, Miss Bertha Gold For music
the gold medal was awarded TO Miss Hester Davis
and silver medal to Miss Lille Graves. Gold medal
for elocution, Miss Molle Libbey; diploma, Miss
Bertha Gold Hon. Emory Speer, OF Georgia,
closed the exercises In felicitous address
THE CLOSING EXERCISES OF the colored schools of
Georgetown, including the first 20 the sixth
made by the pupils was credtable to the teachers
and satisfactory TO the parents
ACADEMY OF THE VIsTTATIoN.-The annual distri-
button OF premiums or the Academy OF the Vista
ton is In progress to-day as we go TO press. The
large hall Is densely crowded, and the scene is a
very bright one. The following excellent program
is being performed, interspersed with the distrbu-
ton OF premiums: Grand March-Athala, Men,
d ansSi plannOsmMisses NJ Ryan, A. Hayes. K.
Grace Clagett and l. Clagett Welcome Chorus
Massaniello, Auber; Misses +. Mott, X. Burnes, 8.
ha4, '. Barnes, B. We'll, M. Smith. d. csustin, 'i NJ
Lynch, +: Green, J. MCGOWAN, N. Green, r. Macias,
M Mcmahon, g: Clark, I. Derby, l. Abrams, J.
lQuartettt) To "yessonda," spobr; panos-Mlsses
X Maclas, NJ Ryan, X: Burnes and b. Well.
wen, NJ. Ryan, ID. Causten, f. Derby; piano-hiss
iorderung zum fauz, c: M. Won Weber; pianos
Hayes. Vocal Duett-I Pescatori, Gabussi; Misses
r. Macias, b. Well; pano-Miss NJ l. Ryan.
Annie Gleason Vocal Apiog Rorsss
Miss g.. Clarke. Trio-for harps and piano,
Gounod; harps-Misses A Gleason, G. Ciagett. L
In che accendi Questo CORE Rossini: Miss Edith c.
EdmonSton; pano-MisS NJ L. Ryan. Vocal Solo
pianoNMiss M. L. Ryan. Piano solomFansai sies
La Straniera, Thalberg; Miss Mamie Ryan. Coro-
nation ode-soo and chorus, Der Freschutz:
Solo-MlSS Mamie Green; chorus-MisSes +. Mott
X. Macias, NJ. Ryan, A. Bromwell, Kitty Burnes,
s Hayden, \. Green, ID: Causten, NJ Smith, J.
ford; piano-Mlss NJ L. Ryan. Farewell to the
Academy, Miss Rosa Macias. Grand March-Der
Prophet Mekerpeer; pianosuMisses NJ RYAN,
Misses A. Gleason. q. Clagett, l. Clagett.
The fancy work, paintings, drawings, &C., make
sign and execution The work OF Misses Rosa
Marcias, Emma Callahan, Florence Mott, Helen
and Mamie Sloan, represented largely in all the
screens painted By Miss p' Helen " Sloan and and
Miss Josie Duffy are much admired.
young ladies' who have e1nBts Misses ss Heea
Sloan, screen, very fine; Lizzie johnson, ottoman;
Mamie Sloan, portiere; Rosa arcas, chair and
Mott, saddle blanket; Byrd Greer, cushion; Viz
ginia Burnes, table and chair Mamie Sloan cover;
Susie Turner, cover; Belle o'Neil, chair; May
Clements, screen. Painting on china-Misses Josie
Duffy, Emma Callahan, Mamie Green, Miss Bogue,
Annie Gleason. On silk and velvet, Rosa Marcias,
Alice Bromwell. Fancy work, embroidery, Lizzie
Lynch, chair; Kitty Burnes, Mary Clements. slip
ion; Miss Josie Duffy, screen, very beautiful
piece OF workmanship. Embroidery, Florence
Mott. Grace Clagett, Alice Bromweil, Mamie
Sloan, Rosa Marcias, Clara Goodell, Annie Heery,
Mamie Sloan, Mamie Greer and Miss /. Turner.
Painted screen, crayons; Misses f. Mott, L. Horn
brook, v. Burnes, Edith Martin (scene after Sir
Edwin Landseer1, NJ. Ryan, L. Turner, @. Cagett,
4; Bradford, L. Johnson, N. Ryan, Miss Helen
Sloan fst Geneylevel: Jessie Burgess, L. Horn
brook; In oil, Miss III. Sloan, Miss Green, Miss
Marcias; water colors, Fannie Bogue, Emma Cal.
lahan, Betty Jackson, Rosa Marciss, Alice Brom-
wei, Bette Jackson tsepas), Rosa Marcias (sepia
and neutral tint.
CLOSING DAY OF PUBLIC scHooIs-The 9TH and
Sth grades OF public schools closed this afternoon,
with appropriate exercises In Curtis hall The
following was the program: Rectation-Bernar-
do Del Carpio, Miss Jennie Haryie. Recitation
sOlo-The Wayside Chapel, Miss Blanche Light
foot Rehabilitation Gilpln's Ride, Miss Maria
Rocker Observation-Disclosures yindlcation, Leon
ard Meredith Instrumental Duett-March from
Norma, Harry Bowling. Eugene Edwards. Reel
| tation-The Solitary Way, Miss Lena Janney. Reel.
Solo, Argentine, Miss Annie BlacSford. Recita.
tion-Rizpah Miss Grace Bailey. Recitation-Roll-
call, Nathan WE'LL Readlng-Peter Longpocket,
Miss Lilly Smith. The list OF graduates appear
THE FUNERAL of Miss HELEN L. steuart took
+. church, Rev. Mr.. Lindsay officiating. Messrs
VIM. Hunter, VIM. Laird, j. w. Decide, Jno. Mar.
bury, K p jackson and DIR. Cragin were the pail
bearers The interment was In Rock Greek Ceme-
DEATH-Mrs Philip Stone. a well-known lady
residing near ofutts Cross Roads, died at her
INsANE-A white woman named Anna Tracey,
about IS years OF age, was found wandering about
the streets in an insane condition yesterday about
two O'Clock, and was taken to her home, No. 20i0
street by her friends, and again near midnight
was found by the police on 18th street. near l. aud
her husband notified.
A NEW BAPTIST CHURCH.-The Bethesda congre-
cation, which has been worshiping for some time
past in a room on N street, near 18th street. Is
about to build q small, but neat, edifice on sSth
street, near nj.
CUMBERLAND COAL TRADE-The shipments from
the mines OF the Cumberland coal region for the
week ended Saturday. June IL, We're S,047 tons,
and for the year to that date 513,436 tons, de-
crease OF 341 ass tohs as compared with the cor
responding period OF last year. The coal was car
ried as follows: Baltimore and Ohio railroad
week, 637 tons; year, 427 4S6 tons; decrease from
last year, 16S, 400 tons. Chesapeake and Ohio ca
nal-week, 1,72S tons; year, 1926 tons; decrease
from last year, 49, 800 tons Pennsylvania rail-
road-week, none; year, ,S42 tons; decrease from
last year, Is, $50 tons.
MENTIONED FOR CoNMIssIoNER--Mr. w. W. Cur.
tbs is being prominently mentioned 10y his friends
suitable man for Commissioner OF the District
OF Columbia.
GRAN.-Arrived, schr. Kitty Ann, with 800
bushels wheat; sold 70 arrive.
CONDITION OF THE WATER.-Great Falls, very
turbid; receiving reservoir, do distributing reser.
voir, clear
HIGH TIDE-June 22-12:1s pm.
Mrs. Henry Clark, of Jacksonville, Fla, nee
Mary Adele Reynolds, youngest sister OF Col
Charles A Reynolds, Quartermaster Us. army, died
there at six O'Clock Yesterday morning. after two