National Republican., 1883-06-22
ST. vINOENTS SCHOOL.
Annual Distribution Of Premiums at the
Masonic Temple Yesterday.
Programme OF Exercises and List OF the
Successful Pupils.


was filled to its utmost capacity with expect
ant parents and friends. A most admirable
programme was presented, and its execution
was unequaled. The renditions of Misses
Thornton, Gleason, Ellis Garrsh, and Nolan
were Of high order, and the young ladies
gave promise of becoming very fine perform
ers. The solo of Miss Bird and duet of Misses
Davies and Turner were very pleasing, and
ELECTED warm applause. The four graduates
gracefully received their honors, and the re-
naming pupils bore of handsome books and
crowns. Specimens of tho years work were
exhibited in the school building, corner of
Tenth and G streets northwest were tho
power of the needle, brush, pencil, and crayon
were admirably displayed, and the work in
each department received unlimited COM
mendation. Among the many beautiful arti-
cles were noticed a lovely tabernacle VEIL in
embroidery, by Miss Mangan, who had also
large landscape, flower piece, and cushion in
water color; Misses Killegan and Bird, mag
pifcent chairs, and from their brush, large
cross, landscape, mouchoir cases. and panels
Miss Gleason's two chairs wero handsomely
embroidered, while the Sacred Hearts and
marine view spoke for her skill in water
colors. There were also chairs and paintings
bearing the names Of Misses Herman, Guista,
Kelly, and DAILY; piano stools from Misses
Hannah, Stewart, Davies, and Lynn table
rcovers, Misses Mccoy and Ferry; tides,
skirts, saquos, cushions, and tapestry,
Misses Brunette, Ellis, Madigan, Shean,
Bryan, and Feeney. Tho plain sewing
was neatly and tastefully represented by
Misses Halloran, McGilton, Killegan, Kelley,
Thornton, Castell, and Parsons. The pencil
drawings Of these young ladies were neatly
executed, and gave promise OF fine work.
One of the prettiest features of the exhibit
was the moss work, tho picturesque scenes
and the dainty moss forming charming pic
lures. st. Vincents is to be congratulated
on its success in maintaining the foremost
ranks in our educational institutions. Each
year proves that 1t is fully up to the times,
and the benefit conferred upon society by it
and similar institutes Is incalculable.
The following promotions were made:
To the senior class-Misses Herman, DAILY, Stew
art, aud Turner
10 the first class-AIisses sallie Feeney, Mary
Ferry, Raphaea Ellis, Cordeia Bryan, Bridget
Madigan, Maggie Nolan, and Celia Daily.
To the second class-Mlsses Teresa Halloran,
Maggie .castel, Mary Thornton, Beulah Parsons,
70 the third class-Misses Rosclle Pike, Mary
Downey, Cora Hunter, Lizzie Gawnon, Agnes
White, Mary Whelan, Kate Kirby, Mary De Lacy,
To the fourth class-Julla weise, Gertrude Cal
lahan, Teresa McGolrick, Ada Stuart Sarah Man
kin, Mary Musanti, Helen Becker, Grace Miller,
Lizzie Lynch, Nettie La Gorce, Minnie Phelan.
To the flfth class-Blanche Brooks, Annie Daily,
Mabel Wullard, Loretto Hannah, Marie Alvey,
Florence johnson, Estelle Randall.
The following was the programme inter-
rupted at intervals by the distribution of the
premiums:
Entrance march (march aus Taunhauser wag.
ner, Misses Garish, Thornton, Nolan aud Turner;
Santata Domino solo and ohorus) soil, Misses
Stewart Bird, DAILY, Davies Garish, Turner, and
Adamson Coronation ode Concerto aud ohorusJ
concerto, Misses Gleason, Stewart, DAILY, Klllegan,
Ellis, Bird, DAILY, Davies, Parsons, Columbus, Van
and Rrun ta
Chadwick, Misses Weise, Donnely. Foley aud
Thyson; Put Your Shoulder 10 the Wheel (chorus),
little ones: Grand Valse Brlllianto duo for two
pianos), .schdloh, Misses Ellis and Garish Two
Merry Alpine Maids Vocal duo, Glover Misses
solo, sydney SMITH Miss Geasson Gse tcVh La sno
Gabussi, Misses Bird. Ellis, Vandoren DAILY,
Stewart. Turner, Garish, and Adamson; !;
Turner, and Nolan; When the Leaves Begin to
Isii solo, g. 4, White, Miss NJ Bird; Rigoettoo
Thornton; Let Us Sing. ,(concerto and chorus),
Paul GLORIA; concerto, Misses DAILY, Bird, Davies,
Carthy, Parsons, GaTish, Turner Adamson Han
nan, aud Mccoy; Tripping Der the Hills, inter.
chorus, small orphans; Farewell (solo aud chorus)
soil. Misses Bird and Turner.
The distribution of premiums was as fol-
lows:
GRADUATING HoNoRs.
In testimony of having passed through the
senior class with success, gold medals and
NlONuS are dWuIutu W NllbseS mary NlHnBun,
Maggie Bird, Fannie Killegan, and Minnie
Gleason
The following young ladies are entitled to
honors for department and observance of
school rules
First class-First honors, Misses Mary Herman,
Mary Corcoran, Helen Hannah, Edith Brunette,
and and Mary Kelly second, honors, Misses Alice
DAILY, Florence Davies and Alice Mccoy.
Second cass-Flrst honors Misses Sallie Feeney,
Mary Ferry, Raphle Ellis, and Lizzie Kelly; sec
ond honors' Misses Cordeie Bryan Kate Lynn
Celia DAILY, Bridget Madigan, Maggie Nolan jose
phMInne Killegan, and Maggie MeGilton;
Third class-Flrst honors, Misses Teresa Hal
loran Mary Thornton, Maggie Castoll, Ella DAILY,
aud Annie Germlleri second honors, Misses
mention, Misses Bessie Harvey, Maggie Columbus,
Mary Adams, and Ella Vandoren.
Fourth csss-First honors, Misses Alice Guista,
Mary Weeks and Julia Sullivan second hon.
whelan. Regina casiol Kate Kirby, Alice Man:
Ian, Glare Davies, Mary Harvey and Clara Hum
phries; honorable mention Misses Roselle Pike,
Mary Krug, Gertrude Homtkamp, aud Christine
Fifth class-First honors, Misses Gertrude Gala
han, Maggie Whelan, Julia Weiss Helen Becker,
Mary Dove, Lille Santuci, Mary Cannon, aud
Annie Foley second honors, Misses Mary AIu-
santi, Grace Miller, Nette La Gorce, Agnes Duiley
Sarah Mankin, aud Ada stuart; honorable men
lion, Misses Minnie Phean, Mary Lloyd, Cecilia
Horstkamp,. and Annie Burriss.
Sixth class-Eirst honors, Misses Blanche Brooks,
Annie DAILY, Louise Bru2zaaro, Carrie Miller,
Mary Schultz, Mabel Wallard, Loretto Hannah,
Carrie Acker, Cecilia Duifey Florence Johnson,
Ida Hurley, Barbara Sauter, Mary Shean, Gertrude
Hoffman, Cecilia Fitzpatrick, Katie Harvey, Lille
Musanti, Alma McNerhaney, Ada Cavagnaro,
Mary Bruzzalaro, Hlta MoNerhaney, Mary DAILY
Agnes JoheEen, Isabella Johensen, Bessie Steele
Mary Antonie, Katie Foley, Alice Hall, Luree
Dyer, Kate Morarity, Carrie Hickey, Mary Muir
ray, Lille Wallard aud Mary l., Murray; second
honors, Misses Louise Castinette, Annie Treanor,
Anita Bishop Marie Alvey Sadie Fill, and Mary
Carr honorable MENTION Miss Estelle Randall.
BADGES OF EXCELLENCE.
The following young ladies, being equal in
merit, viii decide the badge by drawing;
First clHss-Msscs Herman aud Daily. Section of
class-Msses Magruder, Corooran, Gulsta, Davies,
and Kelly.
Second class-NIiss salllo Feeney. Section of
class-Miss Celia Daily,
Third class-Missos TnllOran aud Castell. Sec
uon of olass-Miss Ella DAILY
Fourth class-MisSes kOselle Pike and Mary
Downey. Section OF elass-AIisses Kate Kirby,
M9nie De Lacy, aud Alice tinsta.
Welsc, and Gertrude Callahan.
Sixth class-Msses Blanche Brooks, Annie
DAILY, Mary Schultz and Mary BruzzalarO.
The following were awarded premiums in
Christian doctrine, geography, grammar, his
tory, philosophy chemistry, botany arithme-
tic, algebra, and composition.
First class-First premium Of excellence, Misses
Herman and DAILY; second premium of excellence,
Misses Stewart and Turner. Section Of class
First premium Of excellence, Misses Magruder
Colcoran, Guista, Kelly, Davies, Brunette McCoy
and Hannah.
Second class First premium OF excellence,
Misses sallie feeney and Mary Ferry; second pre-