The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-06-24
/ TWOsCITY 7. SCHOOLS
HAVE THE CLOSING kxtRoIsts
Last E'ssiuE-rhs Annual Dlatrlbatioa Of Pfsnl'
y ans Al, 81. lJoMph'a iead,my sad tho Al. b
,{5 auai HstsrlaipnsAt the Sessin Collie.
q giats lssttiato for Young Ladies. II

4 The annual distribution Of premiumn
given by the slutels OF 81. Joseph took place
lat evening in tho large concert bail con.
necled with the Academy OF 81. Joseph, cor.
ner Of E,G and Fourteenth streets. Not.
viths,andipg the excessive heat Of last even.
INK there was very. larss number Of parents
and friends present Tho audience not only
filled the room, but run over upon the porch
on the east side Tho stage was occupied by
the clergy and the BisterB who had the direct
supervision OF the Entertainment The girls
and young ladies belonging to the A Academy,
hlled smphitheaire seats on both aides Of the
hall, directly In front Of the s,Age. The pro.
grs mms rendered was ~ follow: I
"MArche do Concert" (Wollenhaup') FiIs!
PiAno-Mlsses Mamie Healy and Maggie
Lottui; Eecond PiAuo-Mssss Msggie Camp.
ball and Mary Nolte. Recitation aud Chorus
-"ihs Flower Girls Gsllund," Ia midsum.
msr scenel Little Girls. instrumental Trio
Misses Cora Hebrank, Lizzie Kuglen aud
Mary Thoper. Bslsction."An Urdsr for 4
plo.ure,' Mis-, Louise Norton. Chorus
Piano aolo-"Rondssu FAvoti," Top. II.
Hummsl), Misa Aneta Lsgsrde. Recitation
-"Vsilohsn ind Rosen,b Misses Louisa
Behler, Grace N 1bls and Mary Moran. Vocal
Duet-'Barcarole," t Kuckepl Misses Nannis
Carroll and Katie Flood. Piano Quar,stte-
"VAlse Brilliant" (Meriz) First Piano
Misses Mary l.. Bonso bsrgsr aud Lo,tie
Wa,erhouss; Second Piano-Missss LIZ =
Reis.er and Ella Dltman. Distribution oil
Premiums. VJca! rrio-."Protect us Through
the Coming Night" (Curchman), Masses
Mary O'Dannsll, Emma Ewing and Kat.
Flood. Belsctien-"Uns Yet 5een," Mis-.
Anna Wingertsr P,-no Dno-"Malcne Tri.
omphale." Opus OF, Goris), First Pisno-Mis,
Nina Boslty; Second PianU-Miss AnnabelIs
McGannon. Vocal 6olo-"L'Amor Felice, u
(Gumps-i). Miss Mamie Ca roll. Piano Sole
|-.scnelzI," Top. 81 Cnopiu) Miss: Mary
O'Donnsll. Boio and Chorns-'Awaktl The
Night Is BeaminR," (Donlz,tti), Miss Enzl
Flood and The Glass. ~ =, ,. :, s,lr
Miss o Donnell's playing gave proof o.
careful study aud faithful practices Her In
depreciation Of Cnopin's l"scheizo. in /
Minor showed talent and taste, and hel
touch, which Is firm but delicate. brought on,
all the tones with certainty. }, The .".Marche
Triomphale," Of Goris, played by. Miss',
Nina Bosley aud Annabello McGannon, Ii
= beautiful composition, and these youne
ladies' had learned 1t we'll. They both show
ed q Knowledge OF technical rules, and loYe
l AVk tAog ~ VIZ hAG skAdJ 1lks %ABa oultn
LnHsrds .evinced taste In a very agreeable
touch, which has the living quality 10 rarely
found excapt: among .atl,sts. The waltz
uu & by Miss Aunie Carroll suited her Hex,
ibis voice. the tones of which are sofs aud
sweet. Miss Katie Flood promises with ,cul'
tivation to develop contralto voice Of good
quality Mis- sa. Emms ETibg's m,azl
soprano though not strong iu sweet, and Bne
enuncist.s clearly. Miss Eliza Flood, In the
beautiful chorus Of Donhizst,i, eang hel
solo very we'll. ~, w.! g.
MiSses Mary He'ly. ;:Magg;o Lotus, Maggie
Campbell, Mary Nolte, Cora Hsbtsnk, l. zzie
Kugisp, Mary Thoner, Mary Bonenbsrpsr
Lottie ,WaterIouse, Susie Rsister aud Els
D,tman played perfectly in the duob anu
trios. Their knowledge Ct rhythm and theil
correct use OF fortssimo aud pianiss:mo were
rsmarksb In girls 80 young. Mss Wipgsr
er's selection WAS q fine one, and though II
gave no opportunity fer display OF rlocu
liousry power, her voice is good and hol
manner easy, modest and gracsful. The
poem read by little Louise Moron was gem
and though ner voice israther weak, distinc
enuncis,!on made the pen picture plain t
the, audience. The German recitation By
Louise Behler, Grace Noble and Mary Moran
would have led one to think thy. we're iron
FR,herlaud, although they have pden study,
Ing toat language bu. one year.
At the conclusion, academic honors were
awarded as follows: Crown and sullivst
gold medal for excellence Of conduct and Up
pi:cAtion 10 s.udy, presented by. Mgr. sulil
van to Miss Annie Wingarter. Grown auc
badge OF Thisd clsss TO Miss Susie Reistsr
Crowns for ezsmrlars soGduot we're awarded
| by the yotes OF the pupila 10 Aisses Mary
Brady, Cscelia Burke, Apry l.. Bonanberper
Maggie, Campbell Maud Cochran, Ligzs'
Kuylen, Msggis LOTUS, Ella A,ke, Loul.'
sehlsr, Carrie Err, Lause Norton, Lo,ti'
Wa,srhou.s, Nary Knoke, May Moran
Eta Wsi,z.l, Aggis Baker, Lottie D. I'll oaugh
Ella Flynn, Bertha Bchuier, Annie Glnooley
aud Mamie WiDgerter. 81. E.,5' -.
Bishop Kahn took occasion at the distribu
ton OF premiums aid honors to speak al
encouraging word for the school and to prsisl
Its work 90 shown by the excellence Of tn,
performances. The Bishops remarks weri
In bis usual happy style. 1'te achoo! lrs en-
joyed very prosperous year and It's pros
poets for the future are excellent. Is ;