The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-20
last SCHOOL EXERCISES.
JUNIOR PUPILS OF ST. AGNES
ACADEMY IN AN EXHIBITION.
Music, Elocution and the Drama Inter-
spersed With Fine Effect-Graduat-
ing Exercises This Morning-At the
Christian Brothers College.

The Junior pupils of st. Agnes academy
gave a dramatic and musical entertainment
In the large academy assembly-room yester-
day morning, beginning at 9oclock. The
entertainment was in the nature OF closing
exercises and preliminary to the regular
graduating exercises, which occur this morn
ing A large and fashionable audience of
friends and ardent supporters of the superior
institution gathered to encourage both teach
ers and pupils and applaud the excellent
work Of the little misses participating.
The Introductory part OF the program was
as follows;
Grand Gnlop-Pianists ............................
Misses Ruth Reilly k. Farrell, H. Xuerbach
A. IIartnett, NJ. 0'Reiy, X. Davis.
chorus-"Come Where Ripping Waters Flow,
Recitation@f6C Ten vlrsins MeSnig
Essay-"The Face the Index Of the Mind ,;-.;
Precious
Recltation--"s Shamrock" .......Miss n Mclaughlin
Vocal Duo--"NiShtand Morning" ;;;;ss:
Pianist--.L. washburne.
Nellie Gray Variations. Pianists .................
:.......-.."..""".Misses Washburne Cloud, Davis
neclnton "''''''.'''' Mlnlms
Flower Girl. Vocal Solo Miss L. Hughes
NJ
Male DesJardins, NJ Bolin.
no,ners NJ. Auerbach
MISC Elbow, Reilly. Rassio Pcceripe
Harp aud Guitar accomplishments by Misses
Davis, H. Washburne ], Peoples.
mined Merchant. Reciied by Miss A. Hartnett
Misses NJ. oReily. r. Davis, /. Wash
burne, X. Taylor, J. Ringwald.
latin Chorus. Pianist Miss Davis
Instrumental Irlo.,Pianists .........,.....
Misses I. washburne, 8. seyler, X. Davis
n. Manigan. \. Fitzgerald, s. Cloud,
Vocal soio---"Bless Your Heard ... Miss Peesrne
Among such an array of talent and pro-
fciency IL was difficult 10 discriminate. The
music, instrumental and vocal, solos, duets
and concerted, was particularly delightful
and highly meritorious. A departure from
the tiresome, indiscriminate rise and fall OF
the voice and strained gcsticulation style,
was also noted In the elocutionary efforts.
Miss Josie Holdeh's recitation OF "Dcacon's
Courtship" was genuine revelation, bring
ing TO the captivating little lady round OF
sincere applause. Miss N. Mclaughlin also
shared in tho bestowal OF acknowledgements,
as did Miss A. Hartnett In her recitation
Ruined Merchant" and Miss c. McNulty,
who gave a striking word picture Of 'Thc
Ten Virgins" Little Miss A. Luther's mum.
Der created a perfect whirlwind Of enthusi.
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In the line OF vocal music the leading
features were those OF Misses Bilbow, X.
Kelley, Maud and MAZE DcsJardins, NJ. Rich.
ardson, NJ. Bolin, Raggio and Pclegrine.
These young ladies displayed very pleasing
qualities and careful training. The instru-
mental selections also evinced conscientious
and skillful work by the teachers and faith
full application by the pupils.
Golden Hair" melo-drama, was given
In nit Oh
follows:
Queen Guendalne. NJ Hool
nihncncs.s.. Alist bliDON
Dnuehtern nhuu................ Miss hnsc Reilly
Hh'e ss-....=.s.......M lsr ~ Qulut
lNoldcn 1iAir..-.-.-...... Miss A. Tuthci
Queen OF the Fairies l. ferkin
~ a.,
johnson. ~ Rndgnn, VI. fOenrty, 4.
Taylor. NJ. Aucrbach. A Hart
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