Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-06-24
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IFS U,,NarN NUEmrNr sNeHyisr
a riuc Musical .nd Literary Treat This
Murpiug- Presentation g. Rishop Snan-

/ a riuc Musical aud Literary Treat This
Morniug- Presentation g. Hish"p Shan-
srsu--,he uouors Couirrrcd,
I tue cummeuC cmcnt exercises of the
| academy Of tho Sacrod Heart. ut tho
corner of Ann and Orange streets. wcrc
held IN the distribution hail nC tho build
iug, known ~ -. Jusephs room, ut 10
O'Clock this morning IN tho presence OF ~
number Of invited guests aud friends Of
tho school. Rt. Rev. Bishop Shauahau,
nf Harrisburg, presided W the exercises.
Tho following clergy mon were also III
attendance Rovs. kOppcrnaglo and Mo
, Bride, of Harrisburg, Christ, ut Lebanon,
Scheldt, Of Reading, Gauss, Of Milton,
Foin,UC EliEabcthtown, kars, of Gloucester,
n. j., and MoCullagb, Grutemyor, kaul
aud Myers, OF this city.
Tho following programme OF exercises
WAS carried out:
overture II. u. Sufgo )-riauns Misses 4.
O'Conuur, H. Malone, r.. Russ x. Aaron, NJ.
kromp, Il. Huber. IL. Quinn and NJ, Mcpon.
opera chorus" LTHlmnua .Alg,crt Vocal
| JIasS accompanied by Miss kcuuRrd
| Faust Nnisc Brillautc Pr. It2t Miss {. u.
s.say-"innucucc OF Literature Upon the
sGng-"N ola Tntor pnr Cnrccro' lyordO Miss
NJ. +. Gorman, accompanied hS MiS' {. Il.
schluhol, Man lcbt nur oinmnl or. l"I
CrausIR) Miss NJ. A. ktrhV.
| Canto nnd Chorus" krtcgStrum ruCtcn era.
challcn " Robert )--Accompanicd hy Miss
Kate kcnuard.
uaIIolutsh. juniors, &C.. C1crucy j.. Pianos :
Misses LuChur. B. Lichcrman, II. LoisL NJ.
| liant, ;. Allies, \, Brennan, Ia. b'JunnOr, r..
uuo.-"Nvcc BInto voyc4 Ma rciuc, Robert"
tMoycrbecr)-- Misses NJ. hirby anl NJ. cor.
uan.
A Welcome to 1t Rev. blshup shanahan--
Grant Canto and Cuorus-" Iun,mmatu, "
stahat Mater l--Noch Class, accompanied
Grand rol0nai,c Trt,L,ntr. op :! (Fr. Cnoplnl
Miss NJ. GOrmau
| Distressed DRmzCis,
Hhapsudlc No. - (Fu Ii-Ei l-ThUoo Pianos
Misses I. scuhIbvl, NJ krby and NJ. cor
Aria on stella Amutc " tu. rroch Miss
VI. GOr.lan, Accompanied 10y Miss NJ Kirby.
Moroccan d" Concert op y a. prcy scnuckl -
| Miss II. II. keuuard
| Farewell ChOTus-ClIss.
Nulcdictury--M NJ. r Gormau.
| COutcrTing Graduating Medals and Diplomas
| In NC dvmiC Department, and In tho CON
~urvatory ut Vocal ald instrumental Music.
| Pr'Ea Medals.
| II ,trtbuti0n Of Premiums. Crowns and unn.
| Ors, In the scutOr und junior departments.
10 the above programme tho excellent
vocal and instrument portions are desery-
ing of special mention. In vocal music
Miss NJ. f.. German stood forth a. bright
particular star, her trills and ruus showing
the trained sougstrCss while the execution
| ul allSeCN NOIldlAl, NNlAhbtl hhh NlNN
exhibited development of high order IN
instrumental music. Tho essay by Miss Il.
|. Amer, OF this city, ou the Influence
Of Literature upon the Mind was read
with clear articulation, and its matter aud
style showed her to be the pOSsessur OF
marked literary ability.
At the beginning Of part second OF the
programme, Miss NJ. Kirby. OF Harrisburg,
delivered the address oi welcome To BishOI
Shanahan, at the same time presenting him
in the name Of the institution with q
beautiful prte dItu. or kueelng stool OF
purple velvet, in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary or silver jubilee of hi:
ordination To the priesthood which occur,
. July 3. The present is very haudsOm,
with carved woodwork, and II is hand
painted IN the iiuest style Of the art. Miss
, kirby's address WAS III verse throughout
: and was well composed and delivered.
> The Distressed Damsels" was pla,
. introducing the juniors of tho school |
a occasiOued much merrlment III tho au
: dience. Miss VI T.. German pronounce,
' the yaledlctOry III touching style tina
| showed tho deep appreciation Of the care
bestowed on mind and heart BY her in
structors. Following are the partioulaG
hOnors III addition to tho regular premiums
, fer excellence in studies, conferred By the
Institution.
{ The Recipients OF the HONOR.
The gold medal and diploma in To,
academic department was awarded u Mis-
Bertha |. Amer, OF this city.
; The graduating medal and diploma il
D the conservatory of vocal and instru
+ mental music was awarded to Mss Mary
+. German, Of Gloucester, New Jersey.
. Graduating medal aud diplomas in the
conservatory Of instrumental music, were
, awarded to Misses Mary A. Kirby, llar
\ rrsburg, Pa, aud Clara K. Schaubel
n Philadelphia, Pa.
y In the art department tho gold media
I for drawing and painting was awarded t.
y Miss Kate kennard, st. Louis, Mo.
0 In the senior department the COLDER
medal for pOliteness, diligence, amiabilit
is and correct department was awarded /,
J.. Miss Margaretta Slaymaker Of this city
In the junior department tho gold me la
It for poiteness, diligence, amiablity an,
correct department was awarded to MIS-
Emile Grimm, of Philadelphia.
/, For Christian doctriue the merits O
o Misses Mary +. German, Mary A. Kuby
O ard Anna % O'ConnOr. were equal. At tn
conclusion of the exercises the prils wa
If drawn for and won by Miss Mary A. Kirby
of Harrisburg.
a Miss Mary A. Kirby was awarded tn
honor for fancy needle work and Miss Ell
, Russ a gold medal, the highest premium
W for plain sewing. In tho same department
silver medals were awarded TO Misses Mar
,, Grimm and Kate Owens.
In the senior department gold crown
for politeness, ncatnoss, order, amiabilitl
% aud correct department were awarded I
Misses Anna O'COuuor, Mary Kremp an
ia Kate Quinn.
In the junior department gold crown
a for the same accomplishments wer
awarded TO Misses Ella Russ, Florentin
4 Lieberman, Katie Zsisz and Mary McLauC
and silver crowns TO Mary Liant, Mar
'. Grimm, Kato Draude and Kate Deacher
HonOrs were awarded to Misses Mary Nc
=. DOnOugh and Kate Owens.
A. Misses Josephine Kier and Kate Loche
were honorably mentioned for politencs,
,. amiability and correct department, bu
in consequence of not having been pupil
;, At the academy the required time, the
could not receive crown.
k The school is under tho conduct of tn
Sisters Of the Holy Cross. ami il IN yer
10 liourishing condition. There are at pre-
ont 20 visiting boarders in addition To
10 number Of day scholars taking specia
courses. The art work, consisting @
'. painting and embroidery, is very fine, Gao
branch requiring a separate room for it
= | nrnpar arhihitinn In thN nainttpu nv