The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1883-06-27
ST. LOSEPH,s ACADEMY.

with friends of the institution and of the
pupils, quite number OF visitors being
from the towns and country about Cairo
Among others were Rev. Fathers Hicke,
and Kearney of st. Vlncents college
Cape Girardeau, and Rev, Father Eckert o.
Mound City. Like us Father Murphy, wa
late and was obliged to content himself ~
we did, with a view from the halls.
The programme was rather long but 81
happily arranged as not to become tire
some. 1t was adhered to throughout AM
was as follows:
PROGRAMME.
Welcome Chorus, Vocal Glasses, Pianos
Misses r. Madden, T. Walsh.
Angel of Spring, Poetic Drama in Tw
Acts Senior Class.
Tripping Through the Daises - Duet
Misses B. Susanka, w. Marnell, L. Tan
ner, L, McCander.
SECOND ACT OF DRAMA.
Loretto March-Trio-(Operatic Medley
d. Sanders, NJ. Coyle, G. Kuykendall, NJ
OMadigau, G. Stephenson, F. White.
The Virtues, A Drama in One Act-Inter
mediate Glass.
Drifting with the Tide-Solo and Chorus
Vocal Glass Piano, Miss Rachel Bird.
The Polish Boy -Recitation-Miss Winnie
Marnell.
Galop di Observation-Disclosures NJ Will
liams, R. Bird, X, Mantle, N. Harkess
Novels and Novel Readlng-A Converse
ton composed by Miss Stephenson end
ing with an Essay on Books by Miss Nc
Carly.
Star Spangled Banner and Arkansas Trav'
eIer-Duet Misses L. McCander, NJ
Ross, M. Coyle, r. TAR.
Home and its Iufluence-Essay-Mss Nan
ME Harkess.
Valse Caprice-Solo, Inst. - Misses T
Walsh, N. Cooke.
Shrines of Mary-Recitation -Intermedi'
ate Glass.
The Advantages of Cultivated Mind
EsSay-,Miss L. Kaltenbach.
The Universal Medley-Chorus by Junior
Vocal Glass -Piano, Miss L. Tanner.
The Months Debate-by Senior Class.
Robert Of Sicily-Recitation-Miss Mary
Williams.
A Beautiful Wreath of Shamrock - Solo
and Chorus-Vocal Glass -Piano, Miss
Rosa Madden
The Nations-A Dialogue-Intermediate
Class.
Instability of Earthly Grandeur-Essay-
Miss Clara Stephenson.
Alpine Glow --Trio-Misses N. Cooke, NJ
Williams, r. Madden, W. Marnell, 7
Walsh, d. Paul.
The Best Endowment for Young Lady
A Discussion Composed by Miss Eve
leen Mccarthy.
Mendlesohn's March-Mlss r. Bird.
The Future; How Will IL Be2-Poeti
Drama-by Senior Class.
Evening Hymn - Vocal Class--Pianos
Misses NJ. O'Madigan and N. Cooke.
Closing Address Miss Eveleen Mccarthy
Crowns of Honor and Rewards OF Merit
The various exercises were uniformly in
teresting and were all rendered in such
pleasing manner as to delight the audi
ence and reflect credit upon the young la
dies who took part in the entertainment.
The recitations by Misses Mary William
aud Winnie Marnel were delivered grace
fully and with fine effect and called out ap
plause.
The essay by Misses Stephenson, Hark
less and Katlenbach of the senior depart
ment, all well prepared and brief enough
to not allow the listeners to become wear
led. Miss Z. Mccarthy had the honor o
delivering the valedictory, quite a gem o
an address and deliveredlia becoming man
ner.
AT the close of the exercises, Fathe
Kearney, by request, sang a beautiful sc
lection entitled "The Bridge" Father X
has fine bass voice in perfect control. H
is the leader of the glee club at st. Vim
cents.
The concluding and most interesting
part of the programme was the awarding
of medals and crowns of honor. The
awards were made by Rev. Father Hickey
who bestowed the gold medal, in senior
department upon Miss Mamie Harkless
and the gold medal, in intermediate de-
partment, upon Mifs L. McCander. Sew
eral young ladies, whose names have es
capped our recollection, also received
crowns of honor.
AT the conclusion of the awards, Father
Hickey delivered short, appropriate ant
choicely worded address to the pupils, afte
which the crowd dispersed we'll pleased
with the entertainment
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