St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-28
MOBILES OF THE CHURCH.
Two Archbishops Address a Class o
Young Lady Graduates.
SUCCESSFUL CONTESTANTS
For the Medals and Other Prizes Of
fered by the Academy Of ~ Z
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~. COoCpu dCduculy LIDS COucl9tltu
another years work, the graduating ok
ercises of 1888 being held yesterday
afternoon. The large assembly hall
was crowded from the stage to the rear
entrance, among the visitors being
Archbishop Ireland, Archbishop Red
mond, of New Zealand, and the Cathe7
lie clergy of st. Paul. The stage was
beautifully decorated for the occasion,
and a profuSion of flowers of different
varieties hid the front of the stage from
view. The literary exercises were con-
fined to the graduates, Misses Matte
Ward, Nellie Mackey, Agnes Grace and
Mary Toher, and in the musical portion
of the programme they were assisted by
number of undergraduates. Each Of
the young ladies was dressed in white
and wore large bouquet, and their APP
pearance on the stage was as pretty as
the exercises were creditable.
The essays, recltatlOnS and singing of
the graduates were most ommendable,
and the young ladies were the recipi-
ents of more flowers than they could
possibly carry. The programme was as
follows:
Pianos-Misses n. Long, N. Gieriet, NJ. Nc
CHM, X. Prendergast, NJ Butler, G. Went
worth, Nj. Simpson, S. Thorsen, l. Knob
LAUGH, S. Lester, L. Dilley. c. Schlick-
Vocal Chorus-'Row Us swiftly" .Campana
Piano Accompaniment-Miss Gieriet, K.
Prendergast.
Essay-"Poesy and Song" 800. Miss NJ Ward
fa-Polol aise from op.
Piano Solo b-Presto and FL
male from Con-
certo il minor. Mendelssohn
Miss n. Mackey.
Misses N. Gieriet, A. Byrne.
Piano ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS K. Prender
CAST, C. Schlick. G.. Wentworth, N. Melvin.
Recitation-.,A Telephone Converse.
Vocal Solo and chorus-'We'H Gaiiy
Sing and Play ........... -...... Pinsuti
Soloist-Miss C. Judd.
Piano Accompaniment-MiS M. McGinn.
Violin-Miss n. Maekey.
Essay-"What Is There in a Name?" =
Miss A. Grace
Vocal Chorus-"The Spring. Moderate
Piano paniment-Misses n. Mackey
n. Long.
Recitaton-"The Legend of st; Chris
Instrumental Duet-.Bolero'' :Moszkowski
NJ. Mahoney, r Hughes, N. Melvin. NJ.
Mills. X. Reardon, L. Larkham, NJ Camp
bell, N. Howe.
Essay Passing Away. Miss Toher
NOCaI 500 Will Gdlc VI
bliss Mackey
Piano Accompaniment Gieriet Organ
Accompaniment-Miss McGinn.
Rsstaen4 4rd chrste s11d asf s5aes
Misses Doyle, Green, Lester Byrne, Meade,
Nelson, Schneider. Heffron. Campbell,
Knoblauch, Bernard, Hyland, Fitzgerald,
Newell, Brennan, Hannifan, Scanlan.
Grandelmeyer. .
Essay-''First the Bud, Then the
Rose" ......---. .....-....... Miss Maekey
Archbishop Ireland presented the
four successful students with the grad
uating medals and distributed thu
prizes. The gold medal for excellence
in attendance, scholarship and deport-
ment, presented by Rev. NJ. f. o BGien
was awarded to Misses Agnes Grace,
Mary McGinn, Katie Egan, Emma
GruWe, LeOta Wolcott and Agnes
conferred upon Miss Grace.
The gold thimble for plain sewing
was drawn by Miss Mary Dillon. al
though merited by Agnes Hyland,'
Carrie Ely, Mary Dillon, Eta Green,
Josephine Douglas, Anna Wafdron,
Katie Luby, Nellie Bingham, Lille
Eisenmenger, Nellie Howe and Katie
Nelson. ~ *
Miss Mary McGinn s
DREW TIE WORK BOX
for darning and mending from the fol-
lowing list, by whom it was merited ::
Katie Luby, Josie Douglas. Louise
! Nellie Gieret Mary Mills, Katie Mel
son, Nellie Howe, Mary McGinn, Grace
Wentworth. Matte Simpson. Lille
Larkham, Kathleen Reardon, Mary
Dillon, Leota Wolcott, Eta Green. The
archbishop followed the presentations
with brief address expressing pie asure
at the excellent entertainment. ''lt re-
minded the audience" he said, ''of
their own youthful days, when they
waited for rewards and encomiums."
He was pleased to notice in the exer-
ciSes that st. JoSeph'S remained worthy
of its reputation and the confidence that
the parents of the Northwest placed in
it. The exercises indicated proficiency
in the work, and as each year passed it
showed the growth and prosperity of
the academy.
He then introduced the Most Rev. DIR.
Redwood, archbishop of Wellington,
New Zealand. The latter said he eS-
teemed it great privilege to be present
on the invitation of their esteemed and
now renowned archbishop, who had
MET HIM IN CHICAGO
and brought him thither. 1t was not
his first visit to st. Paul, he said, and it
| gave him great pleasure to witness the
| progress of the great city and the great
strides that the Northwest was making.
| He expressed pleasure at 1.-THE very
beautiful entertainment" and pro-
! ceeded to tell something about New
! Zealand. He said that while it was
mid-winter now, they knew no such
thing as 1.-The last rose of summer" lie
spoke of the topography of New Zea-
land, the climate and soil, and the
progress that was being made in educa-
tional matters. At the conclusion of a
| brief, but interesting address, the grad
yates sang farewell song, which con-
| cluded the exercises.
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