Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1882-07-06
Exhibition OF thes Ursuline Acad-
envy Day School.

day afternoon of last week, was very Target
+. attended, the people this vicinity bein
more or less directly interested I'm the parti
cipants. and, as was the case ut the previo,l
/ days exhibition, the audience was we'll en-
tertained.
4 The programme opened with d march
which ushered in the scholars. Then cam'
a song and chorus, '.Welcome, Friends =
Then followed, I'M the order named, the pro
loguc, delivered by Josie Zwart; u piano
duet by Misses Ida Moser and Minnie Fra:
ser; drama called ''rhe Two Mendicants,'
in which parts were taken by Misses Mar,
Patton, Effie Moser, Rene Zwart, Naomi
| Goulding, Clara Grandhomme, Ida Moser,
Belle Whitworth, Della Lopez, Minnie Fra
| ser, Marie Gratiot, Grace TuaI, Annie Whit
| worth and Ella Halter; poem, "Kind Words, "
by little Hattie Kessing; duet on two pi-
| amos, "Nearer, My God, to Theey' Misses
Effie Moser and Mamie Zwart; song and
chorus, "Gently Signs the Breeze;" poem
on Strawberries" Katie Hotson; music,
"New Years Greeting" Misses Naomi
Goulding and Clara Grandhomme; comic
drama, called 1.-THE Organ GRINDER" played
by Misses Rene Zwart, Mary Patton, Minnie
Fraser, Ida Moser, Clara Grandhomme a1d
Naomi Goulding, Masters George Moser and
Bert Zwart; music, Springs Approach"
Misses Efie and Ida Moser; poem, William
Whitworth; tableau, 1.-THE Seasons;" "Blue
Bird Schottische," Misses Minnie Fraser
and Della Lopez; essay on YOUTH" Miss
Effie Moser; ''Canary schottische," Misses
Naomi Goulding, Josephine and Margie
Bakewell; essay OH Friendship" Miss
Mary Patton; music, "Let the Dead and
Beautiful Rest" Miss Elite Moser; tableau,
"Too Late for the Cars" poem, Miss Julia
Andrews; "Aurora Waltz" Misses Effie and
Ida Moser; song and chorus, "Sweetly DER
My Senses Stealing;" "Graduates' Corona
ton March," Miss Minnie Fraser; t,fblesu,
"The Graduates Coronation;" Farewell
Song"
Where all the participants acquitted them.
selves so well, 1t would be cruel to make
invidious determinations, but it is doing no
one harm to state that the essays of Miss
MOser and Miss Patton, the graduates Of the
Day School, were well written, well delivered
compositions, which bore evidence that
the school hours Of the authors had been
probably employed. The teachers made the
following =.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES:
Senior Department.
To Misses Ellie Moser and Mary Patton,
graduating medals, the prizes for good con-
duct and application.
Miss Ellie Moser, first premium in music
and plain and ornamental needlewOrk.
Miss Mary Patton, first premium for third
class.
Master BERTHE Zwart, first premium for
md nd Y,ror1.iI1no riff h..
mctic and good conduct.
+ Miss; Rene Zwart, second premium for
third class and ornamental needlewOrk.
t.. Miss Ida MOser,. first premium for music
and second; premium for 'needlework and
Miss Minnie Fraser, first premium for mu-
sic and second premium tor first class.
Mis- Naomi tioulding, first premium for
music, first class and fancy work.
Miss Minnie Tong. first premium for Sec
Ond class and mathematics.
Miss Della Lopez, second premium for
music and first class
Intermediate Department..
Master Jake Lopez, first premium, third
Miss Marie Graiiot, second premium.
Miss Clara Grandhomme, first premium
for English lac,~vork and music.
Miss Annie Whitworth, second premium,
second division. .7 az 80
Master Josie Zsart, third premium.
Miss Belle Whirworth, first premium, first
division. .'''s.5 80.
Junior Department. 4
Miss Oracle TIal, first premium.
Miss Cora Williams. second premium.
Miss Mamie Zwart, first premium for mu-
sic, third division.
Miss Margie BLACKWELL, second premium.
second division.
Miss Josie BLACKWELL, second premium,
first division.
Julia Andrews, premium for saying her
speech 80 nicely.
Baby Blackwell and Willie Whitworth,
premiums for good conduct.
Willie Halter, Ella Halter, Katie Hotson
and Hattie Kesiing, premiums OF encour-
agement.'
Arcadia College has been in charge Of the
Ursuline Sisters since 1877. On the 9th of
September, in that year, four 'Ursulines ar
rived from st. Louis, and on the LIST Of Oc-
tober they opened school with four pupils,
which number slowly increased, SO that the
whole number of scholars in the five years.
amounts to 40. The number of Sisters has
increased to nineteen. Last year there. were
two graduates, one in the academy and one
in the day school; this year there were two
graduates in each school. The institution.
therefore, is slowly but surely gaining in
public favor and patronage.
HANGED IN EFFIGY.-A party Of Pilot
Knobbers executed Guiteau in effigy on
Friday. A scaffold was erected by John
Ebrecht in the space fronting the old depotr
and at 8 o'clock in the morning procession
was formed, with a faithful image of the as
sassin in the van. Whcn:the place ofsexe-
cution was reached, the death warrant was
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