Savannah morning news., 1885-06-30


3lass followed with a chorus,
Sea- after which Misses
6aQ' IT. Smith and Quint gave the
election, Witches Flight"
ated and laughed at little
Sadie Smar5s recitation Of the "Arltnme-
tic lesson"
Misses Brown, ROos billiard and Smart
rendered very prettIiy, sparkling Dew,"
an Instrumental quartette.
"Aprile" was sung by Misses Brennan,
Conway, Daugaix and Savarese.
Little EmIlie Clarke and K. Putzel re-
cited 'sNellie's D0ll' to the amusement of
every one. "Prince Imperial 9allop" was
rendered by Misses K. Meyer, J. Nc
Mnhon, I. Smart and j. Power.
The recitation Of the touching poem,
bernardo del Carpio,n by Miss Belle OIL
yeT0s. was full Of pathOs aud feeling, and
elictod am encore. She responded with
t.TDe Cuuew," and was a second time
loudly appiauded. She was also the re-
cipient Of several lovely bouquets.
The first part was concluded by the
chorus Down Among the Lilies" by
the juniors.
A pretty little two-act diana entitled
Daughter OF TyFcOnneF' was very cred
itably enacted. The story is based upon
The banishment Of an Irish Countess for
adherence 70 her national faith by james
T. Of England. She sought and found
protection at the Court Of Isabella Of
Spain.
Miss Bel Oliyeros, wearing iaunty
crown and regal robe, made a capital and
capricious sovereign, aud in the double
part Of Hugh O'DOnnell was an affection
ate brother.
Miss Maggie Conway was the bluff and
Outspokcn Lord Buckingham.
Pretty and digniiied Queen Anne was
impersOnated by Miss Lizzie Moriarity.
tfgf fhnl Mo-
O'D0nnei. Misses Masters and smart
gave "A selection on the piano from
Nerdi'H II TrOyatOre. The primaries. about
twenty il number, marched on the stage
carrying each a little broom. AS they
sang in a high key "The
HOusekeeper's Complaint they
lndustriOusly swept imaginary steps.
They were recalled and were flattered
with muittudinOus clapping Of hands.
Misses Perry and Delaney gave an in
sirumental duet. Message Of Love-"
which was prettily played.
One OF the best things on the programme
was a recitation by Miss b. Dangaix.
The sad story OF "Jamie" narrated in
verse, was cleVerly recited by the young
lady. Size acknowledged the encore by
appearing and bowling.
Miss Dolly Dub carried of the vocal
musical honOrs She has a sweet voice,
and her solo "Merrily ROAM" was the
best rendered song OF the evening, except
ber response Il Await my Love-" and a
lew lines ia the rafting chorus "Gipsy
Girls, which WAS suug by the seniors.
The setting for this chorus was a Wild
wood scene with Il beVy of gaudily at
tired nonads reclining in the foreground.
They made q picturesque appearance
with their bright colOrcd dresses and tam
bourines. The scenic effect was increased
by calcium light as the curtain dropped.
The concluding pieces We're an instru-
mental duet. "Golden Pippin," Ivy Rickie
Myers and Katie Brady; ira neredl,' an
instrumental trio. Misses Mcclure, NJ as
ters and Connolly; birds Of Spring
Waltz by the seniors ana 'En Route"
an Instrumental duet by Misses Masters
and Connolly.
Vicar General CaGeriy then distributed
the following premiums:
AWARDING THE PRIZES.
In the Junior department rewards for
proficiency in Christian doctrine, geOgra-
phy spelling, grammar, composition and
aritLmetic were bestowed On the follow
ing; Misses n. Smith, Z. Dub, d. Dub,
a. " mite, j. McMahOn, NJ. Smart, NJ.
Grady, N. Bell, v. D0nelan, l.. Silverberg,
&. Oaudry M. Mccall, NJ. Meyler, A .
Quint, NJ. Murphy and X. Walsh.
ln the senior department rewards for
excellence OfrecitatiOns in Christian doc
trine. smelling, grammar, physical geog-
rapny United states and ancient history,
afi'nmete ana algebra, We're granted TO
the following second seniors:
Misses !. In0mpso r. Lawn, .. Bon
hel' n. -. Coleman, y. koOs, l.. Cour-
tennv, A. iacetti, A. fitzgerald, n. De-
ianeY. A. O'Dohnell, u. Jripp A..
a. hlliiard. a. heMehon, h. ulmo, Is.
tanhff, d. Collins a. Connor, \. Bren-
nan. J., bispee and y. DangalN
~ Christian doctrine, photography,
llggiisn grammar, physical geography,
United stttts and ancient histories,
Aaiurai phiiOsOpAy, ffenep, Latin. arith-
meuc ana algebra, rewards were granted
tle i"liowiAS hfst seniors; Misses a.
toette L. mn1arty, r. Dale, a. GRADY,
\. Mctlnre r. Savarese, y. Olyeros, "a.
Lyons, r. ferry, N Pepper, v. Connolly,
~; conway ana v. Masters.
TOT gene az excellence oi instructions
ln church history modern history, compo-
silon, chemistry. English literature,
rhetoric Latn, French arithmetic, alge-
bra' geometry nnd bookkeepiny, pre-
miunis werp awarded the graduates,
Misses Bradley, Grady and Layiu
IN the junior department the third