Daily globe., 1883-06-28
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Yesterday It vas the good fortune OF a
GLOBE representative. be present at the
closing exercises 9 Of St. Mary'5 convent
school, having gone IN response to an in
vitatiOn kindly extended to him by the
good sisters in charge. For upward OF
three hours the friends and patrons of the
Institution sat il exhibition hall
witnessing the evidences Of
the sisters ability as educators
as shown by the pGpIIs n the varied 9rJ-
gramme presented on graduation day.
Among the prominent persons present
were Fathers MclT0jrick, 2Lther Sullivan.
the sisters Of the Holy Angels Convent
school VINO gOl through taeir commence
ment exercises the previous day, Mr.. I
B0han. Mr.. John Hayes the OCOnnor
Bros, Mr. William Hanuiran and others
unknown to the reporter.
The exercises opened by the entrance
march played Ia grand style by four
young ladies. Miss K. DIbbs. Miss NJ
O'Brien. Mss III. Mccarthy. and Miss Nat
tie Jarrett. A vocal class consisting OF f fly
girls ranging from SIX to sixteen years
of age next sang, Columbia thou Gen Of
the Ocean, with piano accompaniment
by Miss NJ. L. Hoy, and elected
the highest compliments from the inter
ested spectators, with hearty applause on
their retiring The saIutatory by Miss
Agnes Hoy and the E0lian Harp by the
Misses Mary jarrett, A. Bohau. x. D1bb
of 1.f =
they performed the parts assigned them
with credit. Miss A. Bohan recited in good
elocutIonarY style, Curfew Sha Not Ring
Tonight, and was followed by the Misses
D. Fleetham and NJ. Heating in a vocal
duet entitled the Murmuring Sea. which
they sang sweetIy. Four little girls next
came forward, the youngest being about
seven years of age, and played with artistic
skill the fine musical selection, Oberon. by
Dressler. Their names are Misses A How.
L. Darragh, NJ. Mccarthy and B. Hayes
Then came the comforting of graduating
medals on Miss Dolhe Fleetham, Annie
Bohan and Mary Jarrett, who had
finished their course of education. They
received crowns for excellence as did also
Miss Jennie Cramsid and Miss Grace Ly-
ons. The following young ladies received
crowns for good department., Father Sulli-
van discharging the pleasant duty of cor
onation: Miss Bridget Hayes, Miss Mary
Mccarthy, Miss Esther Hoy, Miss Agnes
Hoy, Miss Kate Bohan, Miss Lizzie Nc
Carthy, Miss May Martin, Miss Annie
Martin, Miss Alice Quinn and Mics Agnes
White. After another musical selection by
the young ladies before mentioned, Miss
Fleetham recited an essay on friendship
and was applanded rapturously at the
close. The Robbed Nest by Miss Annie
Jarrett, a child of eight years, was
perhaps the best recitation given
considering her tender years. The
delivery was almost perfect.
The next on the programme was a cantata
entitled San hour in Fairy land This
was exquisite in the extreme. "How they
saved ST. Michael's' was recited with
dramatic effect by Miss A. O'Brien, follow
ID by Miss 4. Bohan in her essay on
Ie.and, which is deemed worthy of print
ing in full. Where the beautiful rivers
fow'' was beautifully sung by Miss K.
Dibb who is an excellent musician, both
vocal and instrumental. Misses Bohau.
Heating, Fleetham and Maths Jarrett