Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-20
Closing Exercises 81 70. Cecilta's Acad.

Closing Exercises 81 70. Cecilia,s AcaA.
eWy.
Harris Theater was thronged this morning with
the pupils, patrons and friends OF ST. Cecilia's
Academy. The occasion was the twentieth annual
commencement OF the academy. The program
consisted OF recitations and musical selections
French Rotations were given BY Misses c. des
Garrennes and A. Warner. In the musical
B. Morgan. B. smith, n. Thorne, I. McCafYrey, e
Donneliy, J. MCDONALD, n. Blane, b. jost g. smith,
Phillips, X. Ftzp.tr'ck, J. O'Connor N. Williams.
K CasteiL N. Kimberly. and B. Walsh took part
Misses X Costell L Huntington, L Tricon, x.
CLARK, q Keougn, N. Donahoe, N Weller. c. MAI
Dougnerty: and A Warner. Tue valedic,ory was
delivered oy Miss q: Coleman. Tne closiag re.
marks were made by Rev. J. OB1en
HoNoRs AND REMIrAa
Graduating gold medals were conferred on
Misses @. Colman, l. Huntington, and K. Lyons
Gold medal for success 10 music conferred on Miss
4 Phillips. Gold medals for Christian doctriue
awarded 70 Mss L. Huntington. OF the senior
Miss N. Miller, OF the junior class and Miss N.
Torrens, OF The mnim ciass. Gold medals for ae-
pertinent and attendance drawn lor In the senior
Lyons, c. Dougnerty, B. smith, N. DonouOe, n.
Mel.er, \. Blaine, A. Warner, and }. OConnor. In
ternediate class-Misses NJ Uosisss ini, II. Young,
n. Donnelly. 4 Torrens, A OCOanor, A. McCOr.
muck, B. Skeiiy, and X. Mckeag. Junior Class
S Misses y. Higgins, Y: JENNINGS. b. Walsh. X.
Philips A. O'NeiL K Anern, Al. Miller, NJ. Walls,
". SiniI.,' l. HOLLAND, ). NJ, ad. h. RLdcnffe, K.
b. sueee, X. Loughran, l. Sanderson, ana e. s,nitn,
Boys ciass-Masters L. tai gins AUD E Dous merry.
frrmiu.ns IA English studies awarded 10 Misses
g. Colmau, L Huntington, K. Lyons b. JOSH, NJ.
Weller, M. DOuonOe, {. DougherIy, b. smith, NJ.
Lyons A. Warner, K Castell y. B.aine, NJ. Parker.
N. Bean. w. Freneh, ). OConnor, \. M.k uighL, Il.
luuhs. NJ Cost agsini, H. kitzpdIrlck, N. Dounely,
l. 1rcon, A. Otonnor. IL Moier, N. HonilIer, A.
Brook, h. LAWN, A. Mccormick, K Mckvag, l.
Wa ,h, V. Jennings, X. Wheatey, NJ. S,nderson,
y. keosh, NJ. Cdrtin, J. DougheIty, l. Philips, A.
A. Gorman, M. Casteli, X. Anern, NJ. Walls l.
holland, J. Mead, X. Radcliffe, n. Menier, n.
hogan, u. Smita, M. Dugan, T. Hutchinson, H.
DoSD, us, Nj. Trlcon, NJ Ifannagan, l. Ca,IeIl, u
Stei!e, A Miller, I. Miner, NJ. AIler A. Rogers, A.
Flynn, l. Peake, A. Cormick, Al. Iorrens, L. Jen-
hadSer, C. smitl, NJ. Bayne, X. Solar. A.
s se,!; >, 4 w saaasrs0 n; Sfysta A.
Garfennes, l. Cages. N. DOGGY 1e l. Tcrre ass
NJ. Harris, B. HarDln, j. Mead, J. kean, Ii. Dono-
hoe, L. Pope. "A. Hogan, I: Lousnran, A. hasedon,
voist, +. Mcheever, Z. Bu,cx, j. CasIei, E. Dou,
erty, A DononOe, r. Hisylus +. Weller, r. keIie-
her. ); skeny, d. MeAiel, J. Doobyns j. Boa .ren.
Men. J. Ripple, K White, anu r. COinan-
Pr,E!u.ls Ia music, painting, and French
Cas,eI, n. Tnvln. l. McCanrey, l.. Jennings b.
Morgan, Is. smith, NJ. Lyons, NJ. DOlouUe, N.
Me.ier, c. Marveron, v. B.o"n, X. Caste., NJ.
O'Nei., Il. Young, NJ. kIniOerp. b. Walsh, L.
Bry an, Nj. Costaxg ni, F. McL tus Min, l. ulaLins-
ton, A. snerrOJ, N. Williams u. rrencn, q. kenUe,
T. Moei, T. Webster, N. Inroop, A. ONeii A. No
Corlnick, A. Clarke, A. WasSerOAck, NJ. Iricou, L.
Morgan, NJ. Morgan, j. Mu,uaLI, b. WOOD, ". ben.
lou, h Doo6, nA v. Jennings N. Sahurroon. h.
Lawn, A. Brooke. h. Auefn, L. Hayden, L. tedAe,
A. kodgers q. SiniLu, Z. des GarreaueA n. Clapp,
anu A. warner.
Academy OF Holy Cross.
An excellent program OF I'm. music, singing,
and essays rewarded the crowded audience Assem-.
bied at the Harris Bijou yesterday Afternoon TO
witness the closing exercises OF Holy Cruss Acad.
envy. The features OF the occasion were the In
strumental music and the excellent rendering OF
Lucia de Lammermoor." al TrovatOre de Verdi. Z"
Ros,inis overture "Eiizaherr and Mar.h >" by the
youag ladies' and or tue "Vitchts' Fignl," by the
smaller girls. The "Little Gj-is' Pviha" played
house by storm. The "Flo~er Operetta" showed
considerable juvenile talent. The essays or the
in the prepsraon. Rev. chapesse. D. d. oa aes
lvered the closing remarks and distributed the
prizes as follows:
Trainer, Mary OConnor, and 4. Bouts; gold medals
for Improvement In arithmetic 10 Misses NJ. FeaIy
studies TO Miss 4. Murphy. Gold meaals renew d 4.
chapelle, MISS Y: Minor: In conduct presented oy
Col. BerretO, Miss j. Dickinson; ia history (pre.
sented by Col Berrett), Miss @. Moran. Graouat-
fnS medals anu diplomas were conferred on Hiss
NJ. Clements, Miss J. Dickinson, Miss C. Moran, and
MISS V. Minor. The distribution or class preml-
uns Will take place at tue academy at half past
4 o'clo k this "wednesday afternoon. The follow
ing 1, the list OF premium:
Ia the mnin department to the Misses II.
Hagerty, N. Prince, L: Setz, N. HallowelL, n.
Davidson, NJ; Baggey. 7. Enriyht, n: Toorey. A.
Hr fnar UtAff Nh
field, P. kattlgan. l. Smal, N. Small, X. Lough-
ran, q. wOoiburn, NJ. Watkins, NJ. Trainer, A.
G GIssEs e Bagslsy Mccarthy: Ands5son
Oshurn, s. Freaze.
In the Juu,or department to the Misses NJ
L Colby. X. Trainer. NJ. Kieckhoeier, n. Kieck..
hOefer, b. kiecknOefer, l. Burns, b Burns. N.
Roth. A. Roth. X: Dyer, A. Dyer, X. Small NJ.
S. RisGy, B. SlucIairr T. McNerhaney, n. Barry,
n. Wal er, N. Page, L. sturdy, ID. Crossf1eid, C.
Bodemer, L C1;knS B: Maloney. F: Bland, Q.
Cannon.
In the senior department to the Misses A. Seitz,
Ne1meyer. M nuicany. A Cannon. q. C Cs n
Page, j; Mccarthy, B. Brett. N. Bryan, N. McNer-
haney, B. CLOVIS, s. Shaw, NJ Cannon, N. Tough.
L. Bodemer, l. Hayden, Z Howlett, G. Gunne, Nj.
Loughran, NJ. Burke, NJ Niernsee, L johnston,
helen Maioney and b. DOran.
Angela Small and E. DoyIe. PREMIUMS In music
awarded 10 The Misses s. Cannon lola Wilkinson
N Ioomey, X. Watson, E sherman, NJ. Young, b.
Ouare, A. Wilkinson and Maudp Grain.
The parior OF tue Academy OF the Holy Cross is
filled with specimens VI the art-wolk OF me pupils
work In oil, crayOn and water colUrs, aud iustre
hang on the walls aud stand on the floor, making
very credtable exhibition that evidences con.
siderable talent among the young people. Some
Mary LauYhran, Maggie LOughran, L. Saum, L.
hewlett, b. Brett, Il. Maloney and NJ. O'Bren.
Georgetown Academy Of the Visitation.
That something more Than bO0k-earning Is
taught the pupils OF the Georgetown Academy OF
Visitation was apparent 10 those who visited to-
day the large recreation hall OF that Institution
sorts OF needlework, decOrative-work IND artw work
from the hands OF the pupils The nall was SO
well filled that little space remained for the
the nails OF the academy noated strains
OF grand marches. sO.os and dueIs upon
pianos Upon entering the recreation hall
u Large glass case nlled with Beautifully deco
rated china frst attracts attention. In the case
are sOiree set by Miss Maggie AornibroOk; tete-
Miss Sarah Bennett; cup. saucer and plate, MISS
Matthew: vase, Mss Birdie Lanahan; salad dish
Miss Sarah Bennett ILere are also 10 another
case decofated china nsh st, q dozen pieces, by
Miss Gleason; bone p,aleS Miss Lanahan: butter
WniVe Much favorable comment was made on
Two large waler-colored panels; study from
nature Ny Miss Leila Lee; STU ly tom nature, By
Miss Maggie hOrnibr0Ok; study fr0n nature, D.
MISS Sara Ben nett; "A Prairie Flower" by Mss
De CUdiz0, by AL IS Ray Smith; "A Distinguished
Aember OF society,"" by Miss killy Maiian, and
''Uur Recreation n.n," BY Miss Sarah Bennett
Upon a table were shown about thirty decorated