The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1884-06-27
Commencement Exercises
At LOrettO Academy.

Der of chairs and benches, there,
portion Of the stage and seats were
covered with tarpaulins laid over frame
work of posts, to serve as q protection
against rain or sunshine.
The stage decorations were tasteful and
appropriate to the occasion
Promptly at the hour oftwo the ex rcises
began, the following being the programme:
Overture to the Op9la Banditenstreighe
(BrandD, Misses n, Cooke, NJ. Coyle, I.
Bross and L. Tanner.
Salustory, Misses L. Katenbach and J.
DesROscher.
Anvil Chorus (VerdD, First Vocal Glass,
accompanied by Miss r. Madden.
Graduating honors conferred on Misses
Eyeleen Mccarthy, Clara Stephenson, Lulu
Kaltenbseh and Josephine DesRoscher.
Address to the Graduates, by Miss Teresa
Walsh.
What Are the Wild Waves Sayingl
(translation), Miss Henrietta Cooke.
Essay-A Tablcau of Life, Miss Clara
B. Stephenson.
Essay-Passing Away, Miss Evoleen c.
Mccarthy.
Ginning Bells of Long Ago, solois', Miss
Teresa Walsh; assisted by Vocal Glass;
piano, Miss Rachel Bird.
"Sp;rits of the Woods (dialogue), by In
termediate Class.
Oberon de c. NJ. de Weber six hands,,
Misses J. DesRocher, c. Stephenson and X.
Bird.
Recitanon-Kcntucky Belle, Miss Mary
Williams
Trio-Welcome Spring (Oesten), Misses
W. Narnell, T. Walsh, B SuSanka, l.. Nc
Csnder, NJ, Coye and R. Tarr.
Maiam Belinda McKracken's Last Exa-
mlnation in Crowns Hollow, composed and
arranged by Misses Z. Mccarthy and c.
Stephenson.
Madam Belinda, Mis-, Z. Mccarthy.
Pupils: Misses c. Stephenson, L. Kslten
bach, J. DesRochers, r. Madden, r. Bird,
H. Cooke, NJ. Coyle, NJ. Worthington, T.
Walsh, W. Marnell, A. Wilson, NJ. vii.
liams, L. Tanner, I. Bross and L.
McCander
fIlNSA Nl-hSS La
Irish Diamonds No. (PApe), Miss Rose
Madden.
SECOND CLASS EXAMINED.
Vocal Solo-Sweet Bosses (ROsabeD Miss
c. Stephenson.
THIRD CLASS EXAMINED.
Trio ocking Bird Echoes (Air by
Getze), Misses L. Tanner, T. BrOss, l.. Nc
Camden, w. Marnell T. Walsh and r.
Madden.
FOURTH CLASS EXAMINED.
Say Kind Word Where You can, chorus
by Second Vocal Class; accompanied by
Miss B. Susanka.
Recitation Elan, Miss Winnie
Marnel.
Grand Duo-Norma Fantasia dean
Paul., Misses r. Bird, r. Madden, I.
Walsh and G. Stephenson.
Is Education Conductive to Vrtue2 "a
conversation by the graduates), composed
by Misses Mccarthy and Stephenson.
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. (LiszO Miss
Josephine DesRocher
Essay-lnto the Silent Multitude, Miss
Lulu KatenbaCh
Essay--In Time There is no Present, Miss
Josephine DesRocher.
Memorare-Sacred Chorus (CamblIotte),
Vocal Glass.
Pianos, Misses Mary Coyne and Henriet-
ia Cooke.
Vaedictory, Misses Clara Stephenson
and Eveleen Mccarthy.
OF course the most interesting portion of
the entertainment was the comforting of the
graduating honors on the four "sweet
girl graduates" viz: Misses Eveleen Nc
Carthy, Clara Stephenson, Lula Kaltenbach
and Josephine DesRocher, the beautiful
wreaths and handsome gold medals being
distributed by Rev, Father Murphy.
The floral offerings to the graduates were
I most elegant and varied in design and were
-. sent in to the various happy recipient:
v almost continuously during the entertain
ment.
These young ladies contributed the NOR
q solid portion Of the exercises, such as fine
ly written essays and dissertations on tn
various sciences which form the highe
" course Of studyin the institution. The youn
- ladies demonstrated by their various recitt
% tons during the lengthy programme tn,
. they have been carefully and thorough
- educated and that their graduation is n
~ merely empty show, but is truly thoIous
~ completion Of such a course as is usual
~ pursued in the higher institutions of lear
~ ing.
At the conclusion OF the cntcrtanmc
Is. Father Murphy, in response to an invi
lis ton, said few wel-chosen words to {
% graduates and friends present. During
,s- talk he paid high aud certainly a W
ZEE deserved compliment to the good Siste