Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-28

Closing Exercise. Of GonzaSa College.

The thirty-hrst annual commencement OF Con-
zaga College was held last evening at Harris Bijou
fheater. There was large attendance and the sue
cessfu students were warmly applauded. The
special prizes were awarded as follows: Senior d.
slsion-god medal, Ambrose o. Beavan; premium,
jeremiah l. o'Connor. Junior dlv.son-silver
medal, Nicholas A. Fitzgerald; premium Louis
Costaggini- The Phocion debating medal was
awarded TO John S. Moran. The medal for elocu-
ton in the junior class was awarded to Norris
WILCOX; premium, Aloysius Cavanaugh. Senior
class, medal Joseph l. Weller; premium, Charles
A Hewlett. The premium for Shakespearean
reading was awarded TO Geo NJ Bibb Brown. Class
prizes-medals j. Henry Daily, j. vincent O'Hara,
vincent A Sheehy. Nicholas A. Fitzgerald John j.
kepetti. Ambrose o. Beavan, W. Lloyd Wolfe, Jos.
Weller, Elmer J. Clarke and VIM. Z. ONell
Premiums, Thos. II. Brown, Ambrose o. Beavan,
jeremiah J. OConnor Thos. J. Nugent, Vincent A.
Sheehy, John &. ). Mclaughlin, Norris WILCOX,
George Casper, Maurice A. Kirby, Thos. w. Smith,
samuel Wimsatt, John u. Brooks, A. p. j. Collins,
Tbos- p. Kennedy, VIM NJ. Hannah, VIM. A. Nc
kenna, Francis l. Ferry Bernardin kickenbacher
Joseph n. Hennager. Dennis A. Lane and j. VIM
cent OHare. Premiums for three or more distinc-
tionS were awarded to Denis j. Downing, Joseph
Quinn, John I. NJ FitZ ,erald, Arthur c. Collier,
Martin Fealy, Edward Russell, Michael Mangan.
" ne Merchant OF Venice" was presented In a cred
liable manner, the parts being taken by the STU
dents.
Trinity school, West Washington.
The seventeenth annual distribution OF premi-
uiiiS 10 tne pupils OF TRINITY ScnOOl TOOK place
last night at Curtis School Hall. The program
comprised musical and rhetorical exercises, rend-
cred In pleasing manner. Rev. Father Kelly
distributed the premiums and medals Medals
were awarded In the first department as follows:
First class, Christian doctrine, ThoS. OConnor;
nfsI class Tor excellence, Michael OCOnnor;
nrSt class arithmetic, Jas. O'Brien; class recta-
tion, Willie Hart Premiums for excellence in
various studies were awarded in this department
10 John Donovan, Willie Collins ThoS. Duncan,
JAS O'Brien, Thos. Garland, Francis McCapn,
Al0yslu Warner Jas. Mccain, John Cleary, Rich
ard Green, Louis JONES' Chas- II. Nhelan, Michael
OCOnEOr, Marion Stewart, AloyjuS Spates, Henry
Julius stewart, Daniel 'Cleary, Edgar johnson and
Willie Cole.
IL the second department medals for general ex-
celIehce were awarded In the first class, to John
sullivan and, Ia the second class, to Leo Mckinley
ana presentation, In the first class, TO Francis
Green. Premiums were awarded to Arthur Gus
tara, Nicholas Connolly, Francis kearney, Hugh
Smith, Joseph Warner, Milton Findiey John Cart
lanI, Cornelius Lee, Edward McNernany, Thos.
Mchenna, Benjamin O'DonoghUe, Augustine
Green, JAS. Comfy, Geo. Reynolds. Reginald Hamil,
Jos. Farrell, Geo. Thicker, Cnas Small, Chas
ward. Jos Hamil, Ihos. kenga, Bernard Knott,
and Jas. Collins.
IN the third department medals were awarded
as follows: First Class, for general excel
renee, JOS Smith; first class, recitation, Louis
Locker Premiums We're awarded 10 An
ton Benin, Eigar Collins, Maurice Nc
fdtrick Fort, Eugene Reynolds, Michael Gaitiand,
Edward Smith, Jos. NJ. Mckinley, Jas. Mckenna,
Louis JCihsCn, Albert smith, Jos. Smith, Louis
Locker, Edward Mann, David Collins, Edward
oDonoghue, Charles Whelan, Henry Trunnen and
Chas- kengia. The defamation medal was
awarded TO Willie j. Hart. Francis j. HegaIty
anu John DIES GarenneS were awarded scholar
slips IN Georgetown College.