Omaha daily bee., 1883-07-02
A SPLENDID SHOWING.
An Institution of which Omaha and
the YES feel Justly proud.

An Institution Of which Omaha and
the west feel Justly proud.
The second annual at
the Young ladies seminary of the Sacred
Heart took place ON Thursday afternoon,
June 2Sth, at their magnificent new
academy, which is situate on an eminence
in the western portion of our fast growing
metropolis, This elegant building, as it
stands at present, is a structure which
would grace any eastern city. Here
are over fifty apartments decorated, and
furnished with all the modern improve
ments, al especial feature of which are
beautifully fitted bathrooms. The loca.
ton being one OF the healthiest in our
ever-healthy climate, recommends it to
parents who would have their children
grow in health MS they grow in learning.
AS educators. the Ladies of the Sacred
+, Heart stand at the head. Their reputa.
ton is worldwide. Years of training
perfect each teacher in the specialties t.
which she is particularly adapted. All
| the branches of a solid, practical educa.
ton are taught i'll Il thorough and
substantial manner, while, as instructors
in all the ornamental branches of a polite
education, the Ladies of the Sacred Heart
are unsurpassed. French, being the
language of the institute is taught Will
the utmost accuracy and perfection. THAI
these ladies are pre-eminently fitted tC
mould young ladies into noble, graceful
women, and useful members of society
a visit to the academy will convince tn,
most sceptical.
On the present occasion, the pupils pre-
sented a charming appearance in thei
! simple white dresses; their youthful coum
tenances radiant with health and intelli
rence. The following programme wa
presented:
Entree NTuIle,'N. Glad Tidings Marcel
Welcome by Miss Mary McCreary.
The Moorish Princess. In two Scenes.
Fairies of the Sea Glover.
Vocal Due,,..
Lucretia Borgia (FoslerL
Inst. quratette.
The Childs Wish by Miss May McNalmara,
On the Race Course (Blake) Inst dutt
Distant Chimes (Glover) Vocal trid
Favorite Airs of Norma (Wells) Grand Duet
Distribution of Premiums.
Address to the Bishop by Miss Clara Creighton
These ladies inspire their pupils witt
an affection which makes learning unde
their tuition a labor of love while tn
retired situation of the building, ava,
from the noise, dust and distractions O
the city; and their Thoroughly testet
and perfected system of imparting in
struction, combine to make this a mos
desirable educational institution 70
young ladies.
Honorary Distinctions The blue ribbo
was awarded to Misses Clara Creighton. Haiti
Jones of Seward and Mary st. Clair. Tn
green ribbon to Miss Mary McCreary. IN
pink ribbon to Misses Mary Mcnamara an
Emma Creighton.
Superior OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES conduc,
Miss Clara Creighton; Distinguished, HAITI
Jones and Mary st. Clair. Christian Doctrin,
Clara Creighton; Distinguished, Mary Burril
Isabella Traynor. Second division, Christia
Doctrine, Mary McNamara; Distinguishes
st. Clair; Distinguished, Clara Creighton an
Anna Belle Jones. 9th English class: Mar
McCreary; Distinguished, Bessie Stephenson
9th English class Louise Percy; Distil
guished, Mile Stephenson. Preparatory elias
Mary Nc Namara Distinguished, Emn
Creighton. a.
Miss Clara Creighton, premium for gran
mar, music and application to French and di
tinguished in bookkeeping and history.
Miss Mary st. Clair, premium for compos
ton, drawing and instrumental music, al
distinguished in grammar and geography.
Miss Mary Burris, premium for penma
: ship, arithmetic and polite department; al
; distinguished in history and music.
y Miss Georgia Duncan, premium for sacr'
history, French and instrumental music; al
distinguished in com POSITION and arithmeti
Miss Hattie Jones, premiums f.
geography, Algebra, drawing and instr
mental music; and distinguished III aritI
metic.
Miss Anna Belle Jones, preiums f
geography, profane history, book-keepin
arithmetic, andFrench conversation; al
: distinguished in natural history ~
algebra.
y Miss Sarah Lowe, premiums for na
y ural history, order and instrumental mi
y ic; and distinguished in geography al
= drawing.
y Miss Mary Nc Creary, premiums f
French, arithmetic and music; and dist
y guised in sacred history.
y Miss Sarah Nash, premiums for sacred h
y tory, geography and music; and distinguish
U in French and needlework.
U Miss Bessie Stephenson, premium for era
mar, profane history and diligence in :
French class; and distinguished in geograpf
Miss Mary Dumphy, premiums for ii
gence and instrumental music.
Miss Isabelle Traynor, premiums for co
4 position; distinguished in grammar.
. Miss Mile Stephenson, premiums iu ge,
raphy and history; distinguished in music.
Miss Louise Percy, premiums in need
work and music; and distinguished in geog
ply.
Miss Mary Mcnamara, premiums for
cred history and arithmetic; distinguished
geography.
Miss Maud Rawlins, premiums for penn,
ship and needlework; distinguished in SCI
history.
Miss Emma Creighton, premiums for ge
raphy and compositions; distinguished
arithmetic and penmanship.
Miss Mary Nash, premium for general i
provement-