Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-06-22

1 Class: lena Wigger. Lena Holzback. Annie Ger
| ring Mary Lohmeyer. Annie Hulcher. Lizzie
Metz, and Mary boeinllng. Second Glass:
1 Mary Spies. Juiia SchTaudt, and Lille Bra
meyer. Third Class: Emma Hulcher. Mary Sit
terdIug. Josephine Heeke. Gertrude MALI. The
resa Dppuer, and Annie 'rremmer Fourth
| Glass: Magic Sauerwald. Bella Wigand, Ro-
/ ealie Gerrng. Laura Ihoil, Mary Matt, and Bor-
tina Gunder.
Premiums for General Improvement: Louisa
| Folthaus. Maggie Wigand, josephine Gerriug,
Annie Rolf, Ella Giltnau. Ida Ruppert, Rosa
! Stumpf Frances Brunnor. Minute Dippner,
( Pauline Keller. Mary OvermaIi, Rleouora SchOpf.
/ Mary Risse. Lizgie Winter, Carlo Schultz. Mary
| Hickey, Eva Quinn, Annie GUIDE. Katie Aumpf
! Rosa Nigand. Lizzie Zimmerman, Annie
/ Fischer. ard Annie Miilor.
NJ. Mary's Benedicftne Institute.
! Tho closing exercises OF this popular school
/ vero held yesterday afternoon at o'clock. One
! Of the noticeable features Of the occasion was
the cxueuoye medals and other premiums
! which we're given. The attendance az this insii-
tuition Is getting 10 large that Rev. Mother Edith
7 has decided to build on the lot next to the new
| building. The work will begin this morning In
order 10 have II finished by tho time the school
! opens next fai.
! This place IS renowned for fine wax-work. This
year tho painting in water cOlOrs was exquisite.
and there were some fne portraits in crayon.
| The ycar-gener awarded the premiums. as
sisted by Very Rev. Wnlobald, y. :. b.
Before tho distribution OF honors and pro
miums took place the pupils OF the school exc.
cGted a very interesting musical, literary, and
dramatic programme
HIGHEST B0E0Rs.
Tho following is list Of the highest honors in
the first class:
Graduates Medals and Crowns. Misses Annie
Salamone and Mary Hollersn. For regular at
tendance. amiable department. and exemplary
conduct the crown OF honor was awarded 10 Miss
josephine r. Helrholzer. For progressin studies
and music and for excellence Of conduct gold
medal was awarded TO Miss Alice Johnston, and
for progress In studies and amiable department
20 Miss Rosa Muyey. Premiums IN the first
class Of arithmetic. geography, ancient and
modern history, mythology literature. and let
tcr-writng TO Mics Josephine Heirholzer; In
physiology grammar, and penmsnship 10 MISS
Fannie Ialley; iD history, grammar. geography,
physiology, bookkeeping, and arithmetic 10 Misc
Providence SalamOno: in arithmetic geography,
physiology bookkeeping, history, and penman-
ship 10 MIsskosa Frommer.
SECOND CLASS
In the second class Of grammar, aritnmetic,
history geography, dictionary, physiology, and
astrOuOnomy. and for exemplary conduct,
medals were awarded to Misses Henrietta Peter
son and Alice McGcary. First premium for
dictionary. history, geography. grammar ply
sloogy. and writing and for good conduct TO Miss
Stella p Ward. First premium for history
geography, arithmetir, grammar. physiology,
fancy work, and German, 10 Miss Flora Nelson.
Second premium for grammar, arithmetic,
geography, physiology, dictionary. and German,
10 Miss Esther Levitt. First premium In loter-
writing and second in arithmetic reading, die
tonary physiology, aud history, 70 Misses Bes-
sic ana Maggie Ryan. Third premium In his
tory. physiology, geography. aud dictionary, 10
Miss Florence BOitingheimor. Third premium
in reading, writing, geography, and dictionary,
Miss Lille hiddendorf Third premium Tor
Christian doctrine, dictionary. reading, aud
history. 20 Miss Rosa Borkman. Third premium
for reading. history, dictionary, and German, 70
Miss Annie Walker.
THIRD CLASS.
First premium in third class for Christian
- -~tfA, zatf
graphy, dictsten. and history, and for good con-
duct, TO Misses Nora ThOll and Annie kemke.
First premium ia Christian doctrine, reading
orhography, history, geography, and for good
conduct 10 Misses Rosa Gering and Annie
Quinn. First premium in history, geography
reading, OrthogTaphy. writing, and for good con-
duct, 10 Miss Lille Emms. First premium for
neatness aud exemplary conduct 10 Miss Bessie
Gentry. First premium for neatness and good
conduct. second In arithmetic, md third in read
ing, geography. and dictatiOn, 10 Miss Pauline
Simous. Second premium In Christian doctrine.
reading, Ortbography, geography, and. for good
conduct, 10 Miss Katie Bnmmer Second pre-
MUM in reading, dictaiion. history and Tor
good conduct, to Miss Maud Clarkson. Third
premium In reading. geography, dctAton, and
arithmetic to Miss Bessie Gentry. First pre-
MUM 10 Christian doctrine, reading, and writing
and second IN reading history. aud dictaton, 90
Miss Mary Brown. First premium TN writing
nnd third in Christian doctrine reading, his
tory. orthOgraphy, arithmetic, aud for good con-
duct, to Miss Marie COwardin.
FOURTH CLASS.
For Christian doctrine. reading. writing, spell
ing. arithmetic, geography, grammar, nnd for
excellent conduct, medals are awarded 10
Misses Katie Moran ana Oliyin Schultz. First
premium in fourth class Of Christian doctrn c,
reading. writing, spelling. geography, history,
and for good conduct, Misses Madeline Clarke
aud Maggie Tierney; second In reading. geogra-
ply, grammar, arithmetic, aud for good con-
duct Misses Marie Johnston and Mary Cline:
third, to Misses hline Loving and Carrie Peter
t~I
aud arithmetic Is awarded 10 Miss Annie
Tolker: for general improvement, TO Misses
Katie O'Neill, Measette Blackburn, and Maggie
burgess.
FIFTH CLASS.
Firstpremium 10 the nfth class Of catechlsm.
reading, writing. spelling, arithmetic, geOgra-
ply, history, and for good conduct TO Miss Es-
tells shuttle: second TO Misses Loretta McGinis
and Katie Wron. Third premium in geogra-
ply, history. arithmetic, and for good conduct 10
Misses Annie McKoOwn, Lilo CaTmOdy, and
Katie McCrehen. Third premium In geogra-
ply, arithmetic, and reading 10 Misses Mary
Curran, Nellie Hunt, Alice Cummins aud Lebs
Morris. For general improvement, Misses
Ellie Mereadith, Beatrice Black burn, Mamie
Bahen, Lula Meresdith, Katie King, Helen
Alexander, Maggie Bahen. aud Annie Ryan
For reading and geography premiums are
awarded to Misses Elien H0lleran and Annie
Cummins.
SIXTH CLASS.
First premium in the sixth class Of catechism
reading, and spelling, Miss Marie Shuttle, and
second 10 Miss Ellen Healey. First premium in
geography reading, and spelling. Miss Daisy
White and second 10 Miss Nellie OiNeill. For
improvement in reading and spelling premiums
nre awarded TO Misses Adele Loving, Rosa Nc
Donald, Marie Newheiser, Lula NuckOls, Julia
Cline. Alice Nolan, Mamie Finngan, Rosalie
DAILY. Jonnie Manning, Mary Manning, ana An !
nie Tierney. For improve mont in music (pianO) !
medals are awarded 10 Misses Minnie Godenberg, |
Stella Ward, and Flora Nelson, and premiums TO |
Misses jamie Minor, Lille hiddendorf, Annie |
Aaw Iolf phar aria fnnn 40
Ruker, Bessie. Gentry, kva Chataigne, Annie |
Tolker, Aline Loving Katie Orschel, Mamie and |
Maggie Bahen, and to Masters Eugene Bellcnot, |
Louis III. Ward, and August and Benny Bucker. |
For improvement in music guitar premium |
Is awarded TO Miss Josephine HierhOzer In |
painting aud tapestry modal is awarded TO Miss !
Rosa Frommer and a premium 10 Miss Mary |
Ilularau. In drawing and painting a medal Is |
awarded to Miss Lille Middendorf. Premiums: |
In crayOn, Miss Alice Johnston: in fsncy-work, |
Misses Providence SalamOne, Annie Tolker, Ell |
len HOlloran, and Annie Cummins; Ia plain |
sewing, Misses Alice Johnston and Annie Sala-
none.
saint Patrick's Male schoo,.
The exercises incident 20 tho closing OF this
school were held al Corcoran Hail last night
Father Van dc Nyyer delivered the medals and
premiums and In so doing gave the young men
some good, sound advice. The following is
list OF the medallists:
First Glass: Gold medal for general pro-
nciency awarded William j. Doran. Gold medal
|
ior arithmetic awarded 70 John j. Finnerty
silver modal gift of St Nincent de Pauls Con-
iorence) for Christian dJcirlne awarded 10 James
II. Clarke.
Second Class: Gold medal for general pro-
hciency awarded William Murphy Silver medal
for arithmetic awarded James Mccarthy.
SPECIAL PRIZES
For Christian doctrine, 20 John j. O'Neill;
for English grammar 10 Walter +. MAhoney;
for eloculion 20 Michael /. Smith and Thomas
+. O'Conuor; for arithmetic, TO Charles NJ.
Carthy; for reading, 70 Joseph sweeney.
PREMIUM.
Premiums in order OF merit were awarded 10
Richard J.. DAILY, John j. O'Neill, Michael l..
smith, Walter T. Mahoney. Michael ]. McNama-
"a Thomas L. O'Connor, Hugh VI. O'Noill, Will
tam c. Montgomery. Peter j. Finncrty, Charles
]. Dillon, James ii. Smith, Lawrence j. Martin,
James =. Murphy. r. Irving MahoneY Joseph A.
Nasurler, Thomas T.. O'GOrman, John T. Duty.
francis j. Welsh, Dorsay q. Allen, John {.
Iiggins James A. sullivan, Bernard L.
.mith, Edward O'Connor, Charies j. Cavedo,
Thomas F. OConnor. Peter f. Cayedo,