The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-20

..... Miss ~ Manigan
distribution OF premiums by the Rev. III. Moran,
O.P
Grand Galop............P ianists--Miss l. Pcarce.
field. \. Cloud, Miss A. Doyle, II. Scott,
The awards OF merit were distributed as
follows
Graduating Honors-Gold medal and
crown conferred on Miss Nellie Manigan,
distinguished during her entire scholastic
course at St. Agnes fG exemplary conduct
and constant application.
Half Crowns Awarded to Sub-Graduatcs
Misses NJ. Bilbow, 5. Cloud, l.. Curley,
+. Woodson, NJ. Quinn. II. Garbarini.
The highest award given by the academy
for superior merit to the Young lady board.
ers is the Mrs. Maggie Ruilin Taylor me-
mortal premium, handsome gold watch.
Awarded to Miss Susie Cloud.
Christian Doctfinc-(iold medal donated
by Rev. J. p. Moran, q. =. Distinguished
Misses n. Mgnigan, :. Cloud, VI. Bilbow,
l.. Curley, NJ. Quinn, r. Garbarini, T.
Woodson, NJ. Hook, A. Doyle h. Reilly,
X. Ncalis, A. Neals, NJ. Meals. Won by
Miss Anna Doyle.
Composi,ion-Go medal awarded 10
Miss Maggie Bilbow.
Mathcma,ics-Go medal donated by
Hon. u. T. Porter Misses NJ. Quinn, VI.
Bilbow, l.. Curley, S. Cloud, X. Garbarini,
A. Doyle, A. Gaiens, NJ. Hook. Won by
Miss VI. Quinn.
bookkeeping medal, donated by
Mr.. Il. Lowcnstcin. Misses n. Manigan,
l.. Eckerly, l.. Curley, $. Cloud, NJ.
Quinn, /. Pearcchcld, VI. Bilbow, !.
Towncr. A. Doyle, X. Taylor, r. Gar
barini, NJ. Reilly. Won 10y Miss Lizzie
Curley.
Second Premium FOR Arithmetic Gold
medal, donated by Mr.. VI. Gavin. Drawn
for by Misses 4. Woodson, NJ. Radgan,
|. Towner, Maud Collier, l.. Eckcrly, l..
Washbrrne, n. Mclaughlin, X. Taylor,
A. luther, T.. Reilly, VI. Auerbach, l.
Pearcchcld, Is. Woodson, X. Farrell, A.
Kelly, l.. Brocns, T.. Blugh, A. Dwyer,
4. Cnttenden, l.. Mcaghcr, o. Lagomar-
sino. Won by Miss Pearl laugh.
Diligcnce-Gold medal. Drawn for by
the little Misses T. Carey, NJ. Fogarty, q.
Iagomarsino, l. Mcaghcr. NJ. Gallagher. y.
Kearncy, NJ. Meals, w. Reagin. Won
by Miss Willie Peagin.
Ouhography-fifth Grade. Gold med.
al. Awarded 10 Miss l.. Taylor.
Elocuiion- Gold medal. Donated by
d. W. Fly. Misses &. McNulty, y. Nc.
LaughlD, l.. saucr, A. luther, II. Wood
son, T.. Carey. Won by Miss &. Me
Nuliy.
sic-Piano-fint Premium, Gold
medal. Misses /. Towncr, S. Cloud, "
Maniyan, H. Garharini, II. Scott, NJ
Quinn, |. Pcarcchcld, 4. Woodson, l.
Washburnc, A. Doyle, :. DfummOnd. l.
Brocns, NJ. Reilly, X. Taylor 7. Baugh
A. Dryer, q. Lamb, u. Wcs,brook, -
Criitcndcn. Won by Miss Leo Wash
hutnc.
Iiarp-Gold medal donated by Mr.. T.
wilzmann. Awarded to Miss u. Scott.
Music-Sccond premium, gold medal
gan, NJ. Aucrbach, q. Iagomarsino, n
krarncy. l. Meagher, T.. Reilly, l.. TAYLOR
| X. sullivan, l. Hughes, NJ. Bolin. WOf
by Mrs l.. Mcaghor.
Vocal Music-Gold medal donated bl
Col. &. Greene. Misses !. Pcarccdcld.
Towncr, H. Trcxlcr, u. Scott, VI. Aucr
bach, l.. johnson. Won by Miss LII
/ Pcarcciicld.
Cayon Painting Gold medal. Misscl
/ s. Cloud, h. Crittcnden. NJ Aucrbach. y
Woodson, ;. Drummond. Won by Mis-
| 4. WOodson.
Embroidery Gold medal. Misses Il
Garbarini, /. Pcarcchcld, NJ. Auerbach, :
Drummond, ID. Wcstbrook, NJ. Quinn, X
TAYLOR. Won by Miss u. Garbarini.
Punciualily-Gold medal. Drawn tot
by Misses T.. Baugh, H. Criitcndcn, X.
TAYLOR. Won by Mas X. Taylor
NcaincE - Gold Medal. Misses VI
Quinn, u. Cnittcndcn. A. Nealia, T. Baugh
X. Meals, g. Jc1des, 4. McQnillan, A.
| Noals, I. ToWnor q. Lamb, S. Drum
mond. Won by Miss <. Drummond.
Politcness- Gold Medal. Awarded &,
Miss u. Criliondon.
Regular Attendance - Gold Medal
Awarded 10 Miss l.. BfocnA
Tho Sisters return their grateful acknowl
cdgmenis for the handsome premium
donated by Messrs. J.. Murphy & Co, o
Baltimore, also by W. II. sadlier, Of New
| York.
Tho year Just closed has been q remark
| ably successful one Tor the academy. The
commencement exercises Of yesterday
were particularly interesting In view Of thu
fact that they completed the iortieth yea
Of the academy's career Tho attendance
during the year was, by fifty, larger that
that 81 any year previous. The work o
the pupils has shown the good effect q
thorough discipline aud the most assidu
Gus attention Of admirably equipped teach
era Unusually fine results have bcci
reached In the art department, 10 vhicl
INC directors Of the academy have doyotcl
nnrticnlar attention. Tie efforts OF III
nupils al the exhibition yesterday and tn
day bolotc were, In point OF uniform es