Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1886-06-26

received the diploma of graduation, with
crown for excellence in department..
Gold medals for excellence in the STUDIES
of the senior class were awarded to Misses
T. Walsh, NJ. Conley and S. Chichester.
Gold medals for excellence in deportment
and improvement, awarded to Misses M.
| O'SulIivan and L. Harlow.
Gold medal for conduct, application anu
attendance, presented by Rev. D. Okane,
S. J., awarded equally to Misses NJ. Ratfer'
ty, S. Chichester, NJ. Conley, T. Walsh, M.
O'Sull!van, l.. Harlow. <. Nugent, NJ. kee-
gan, III. Fleming, l.. Clary, M. Fleming, NJ.
Kelley, II. and e. Hill. A. Lyles. A. Rey
nolds, Lizzie Clary, K. Gehley, J. Waters, A.
West, \. Dreifus, NJ. Whitcomb, NJ. Bren-
Gle, NJ. Shuman, NJ. Bayne, NJ. Cox, E. Luz
cas-, n. O'Brien, NJ. Ryan, L. Pullman, +.
DePutron, B. Nightingale, G. Cogan, +.
Watkins, G. Goodrich, X. Shoeni, M. Nc
Carthv, &. McKenpa, A. Lynch, NJ. Roach,
NJ. Quinn, X Price, A. Dewitt, NJ. Lannon,
X. German, M. and N. Code, NJ. Harlow,
NJ. Simpson and L. SeWall. Drawn by Miss
NJ. Harlow.
Gold medal for perfect lessons presented
be Rev. D. O'Kane, S. j.. awarded equally
to r. Walsh. M. Coaley, M. Keegan, K. Nj
gent, L. Clary, X. Gehley, A. Lyles, NJ.
Whitcomb, B. Nightingale, A. Lynch, NJ.
Bash(ord and NJ. Quinn. Drawn by "A.
| Lynch.
Gold medal for conduct and department
| in the senior class, awarded equally to
Misses X. Nugent, NJ. O'Sullivau, M. kee.
gan, S. Chichester and NJ. Fleming. Drawn
by S. Chichester.
Gold medal for conduct and department
in the intermediate department., awarded
equally to Misses Fl. Hill, L. Clary, A. Rey.
| Ill D,o, N;rbtipoill II Gahlay
| N. Dreifus, NJ. Whitcomb, Nj. Shuman and
M. Cox. Drawn by N. Shuman.
Gold medal for conduct and department
in the Junior department. awarded equally
to Misses A. Lynch, M. Quinn, M. Lannon,
M. Roach, Il. German aud n. Code. Drawn
by NJ. Lannon.
| Premiums in Christian doctrine, grammar,
rhetoric arithmetic, reading, composition,
penmanstip, drawing, plain sewing, fancy
work and instrumental music, awarded to
Misses X. Nugent, NJ Keegan, Maggie and
Mary Fleming, l.. Clary, B. Foley, l.. Bayne,
Ida and A. Moore, A. Travers, NJ. Keliher,
NJ. Greenwood, +. Tully.
Intermediate epartment--Premiums in
Christian doctrine, Biblical history. arith-
mctic, grammar, drawing, fancy work. in
strumental music, penmanship, plain sew
ing, u. S. history, reading and photography,
awarded to Misses E. and II. Hill, M. ke-
ley, A. Lyles. A. Reynolds, l.. Clary, X.
Gshey, j. Waters, g. Mckenna, A. West,
N. Dreifus, M. Whitcomb, M. Bashford,
Nj. Breng'e, M. Shuman, NJ. Bayne, M. Cox,
Il. Lucas, II. O'Brien, M. Ryan, Il. Pull
ingiI, NJ. Mccarthy, G. Cogan, f. Wat
| Junior Department. in Christ
| inv Il vi II history raa3nu h00.
raphy, geography, grammar, arithmetic,
writing. drawing and music, awarded to
Misses H. Norris, A. Lynch, 3. de Silva,
H. Sewall, A. Donnelly, X. German, A.
Donnelly, NJ. Lanuon. NJ. Roach, III. Code,
M. Simpson, N. Code, Z. Chennaul, X.
Price, Lille de Putron, NJ. Quinn, Il. Schu-
Ter, l.. Cation, L. Chesser, NJ. Harlow, II.
Chichester, X Engelhardt, M. Bayliss, E.
E. Hardy, A. r. Dewitt, M. Anderson, f.
Reynolds, l.. Chichester premiums for i'm
provenent to J. Pullman and F. Bradford.
Premium for fancy work to NJ. kliher,
and plain sewing to A. Reynolds.
Special premiums in music awarded to
Misses NJ. Rafferty, and M. Conley.
Premiums for improvement awarded to
Misses J. Purcell, NJ. German, h. Van
Auken aud NJ. Breen.
At the close of the exercises Rev. Father
| O'kgne complimenteu Doth the sisters anu
pupils upon their success.
| Yesterday large number Of persons Wis.
tied the school on Fairfax street to examine
the paintings, drawings, embroidery, tapes
try and other handiword Of the young Ia.
dies Of the school, which were on exhibit
ton. The specimens were beautiful and
work was finely executed and excited the ad
miration Of all who saw it, and showed the
skill of the instructress and the diligence of
the pupils.
| The closing exercises of ST. Mary's paro-
chial school, also under the management OF
the Sisters Of tho Holy Cross, took place at
the Opera House on Wednesday evening.
The little boys and girls, in very credita-
BILE manner rendered an interesting pro-
gramme, which consisted Of little play,
songs, drill, recitations, dialogues, can.
tata and tableau, after which came the
awarding of medals and the distribution of
| premiums.