Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1886-06-22

nAossD HsARr ACADDnY
xDsD 9sss nORSfSs.
mouBsss vrsm the Conservatory cf Mu-
o.HAs Prsgramme Of the Exercises.
ANssasa Prizes For Merit In the Diner-
~ Dsparsmenss Of the Iassituss.

4 - thirteenth annual commencement ex-
p1Aooa a The Sacred Heart academy were
kold n 81 Jossph's music hall, in their
tutldine. this morning. As the accommoda-
- voss limited only the relatives and
'nlunds Of The pupils Of the academy were
lnei1pd.
i. - arsduatss In the cont tervatory Of music
Nouo Misses Bertha I. Amer, Of this city, and
H11horine Quinn, Of Philadelphia. The hall
d which the exercises were held was hand
'11onesy decorated. A feature Of the decora-
l1oos IVES the work Of the pupils during the
4oar In fancy work, drawings and paintings
On account Of the absence of Bishop Shana-
han, whose health would not permit him
70 leave Harrisburg, Father Kaul, pastor OF
IL Anthony's church, presided. A number
Of other clergymen from this and neighbor-
ing cities we're present.
Tho following was the programme:
FART !.
Overture" Zampa,rtF. B. Andrea Pianos ;
Misses A. Groth, 4. Grimm X Looher ana D.
Operetta- Miss NJ. Grimm.
sCKNRI.
\. v. weber, Pianos Misses 4. Russ, II. Leisz
and A. schuler.
SCENE II. sCKNe Ill.
RhapsOdie Hongroise, No. IL - (F. Lisztl
Pianos Misses Ii. Amer and X. Quinn.
SCENE Nv.
"Mozart's Don Juan" (Juniors)-T Pianos
K. owens, ii. and r. Mellon, d. Steward and NJ.
Bachier.
scRNEv SCENE
T" La ChateIaine IA. lie Duc) Pianos
Misses A. Meyers. /. Carnenter, 4. Grimm, NJ
Boyd, X. Guniher and M. Kaier.
FART II.
"Bondo Brilliant" Top. 32)-ta. Dreyshock), },
Sf Lost 81 sHTdii Birding .Cavatina '"-tPrctro Cen.
temeri), Miss NJ. McDonough.
"Zuitands' Grand Etude Galor Pianos :
Misses @. Miller, X. OConnor, M. McDonough
Vocal Trio" II Trovatore" (verai), Misses J.
Kaier. A. Goth and 4. Grim. ~
itsky) Two Pianos Misses Nj. kremp and A.
Yanu Afretti "Aria Finale "-tRossin,), Miss
.Grande Fantaise sur des Airs Polonais " Top.
ls)-(F. Chopin). Miss r Amer.
Farewell Chorus-Class.
The valedictory was awarded to Miss
Quinn. She, on behalf of her companions, re-
turned thanks to the sisters who watched so
carefully over them during the past year.
In conclusion she bade an atfectionate fare.
well to her schoolmates and to the sisters
The following honors, in addition to the
regular premiums for excellence in studies
were conferred: Graduating gold medals
and diplomas in the conservatory of instru
mental music to Miss X. Quinn, of Philadel
phia, and Bertha /. Amer, of this city.
The gold medal presented by Father A
Fretz, was awarded to Mary T.. kremp, Q
Reading, for Christian doctrine
The gold medal presented by Fathe
Huber was awarded to the same lady 70
drawing and painting.
In the senior department the gold media
presented by Father Christ was awarded t,
Miss Annie Groth, of New York, for polite
ness diligence, amability and correct deport
ment
In the junior department gold medal wa
awarded to Miss Mary Grimm, of Phiiadel
phia, for politeness, diligence, amiability ant
correct department.
In the senior department the first prize 70
fancy work was awarded to Miss Annie Doer
som, OF this city.
For improvement in plain sewing to Mis-
Toni Groth, OF New York.
In the junior department the first prize 70
fancy work was awarded to Miss NJ. Kaies
Of Mahanoy City.
For improvement in plain sewing to Mis-
L. Fyan, of Bedford.
For domestic economy the merits of Mr.,
A. Groth, X. Leisz, r. Russ and Nj. Krem
were equal, and the prize was drawn for an
Won by Miss Russ, Of New \ ork.
For compassion the merits of Misses N
Kemp A. Groth and NJ. McDonough wer
equal, and in the drawing Miss Groth, {
New York, was successful.
In the Junior department the merits {
Misses Marie Boyd, of Philadelphia NJ
Grimm, Philadelphia X. Hewlett, Philade
phia; X. Owens, St Louis A, Myers, Read
Ing, and M. Rich, of this city, were equal ii
domestic economy and Miss Hewlett won tn
prize in the drawing.
In composition Misses NJ. Grimm, X
Owens, X. Locher, NJ. Boyd, 4. Myers anC
M. Bachler were of equal merit. Mis-
GrimIn won the prize In the drawing.
First, second, third and fourth prizes were
awarded to a number of the pupils. Misses
Gunther and Kaier, of Mahanoy City, were
honorably mentioned for diligence, polite
ness, amiability and correct department.
In the art department Misses NJ. Wilson
and 3. Herr, of this city, were specially
mentioned tor progress made.
The entertainment was one OF the most sue
cessful in the history of the institution. All
the participants acquitted themselves with
credit Many of the musical selections were
very difficult bat the instruction given by
the Sisters during the year was so thorough
that all the pieces assigned were performed
without an error, and the young ladies were
rewarded for their efforts with hearty ap
plause.