The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-06-29

costumed as shakers and acted their parts
remarkably well.
THE Old Actors Story by Miss Belle
Dangaix, was listened 10 with rapt atten-
| ton, and was followed by a deafening ap-
| plause Her rendition Of the poem was as
near faultiess as it well could be.
Miss Marion H Stuart played "Home,
Sweet Home" on the piano with her left
hand. 1t was remarkable effort, and the
audience did not seem to know when to
cease its cheering.
Miss Annie billiard gave the piano solo
Polka de Concerto" with excellent effect.
The vocal trio, "Row Us Swiftly" by
Misses Savarese, Bell Dangaix and \. Bren-
nan, and the closing quartette on the piano
by Misses NJ. Smart. Dangaix, H Smart
and L Smart, were splendidly given.
rather Cafferty, assisted by IL. A.
O'Byrne, Esq, awarded the prizes. The
special prises in the primary and interme-
| date departments were awarded Miss Jen-
ME Collins, H. M. Mccarthy, j. Fleming,
A Poff, Z. Gaudy, B. Helms, A Lynch, NJ.
| Rossiter.
In the Junior division for polite deport-
ment. class attendance. and examination,
premiums were awarked Missis Minnie Nc
Nish and Sadie Smart.
In the academic course, senior B d.
vision, for polite department., class and
attendance, premiums were awarded Misses
K Brady, @. Hefferman, r. Thiot. Special
honor for Dest written examination in
grade was awarded Miss Isabel Smart.
In the senior A division, for polite de-
pertinent, class and attendance, premiums
were awarded Misses Mcdowell, G.. eau
dry and Bell For general excellence,
Nellie O'Donell. A special premium for
best written examination In grade was
awarded Miss M. Bell.
A Worcester's Universal dictionary for
the seniors contest of 1900 words, with
definitions, drawn for by the successful
contestants, Misses Colman, A. Walsh and
N. Smith, was won by Miss Walsh, Glass
of 'S9.
In the undergraduate class for ladyIike
department, class and attendance premiums
were awarded Misses M. Smart, A. Bar
uard and w. Wilson.
First honors in class were awarded Miss
NJ Smart.
Second honors in class were awarded
Misses H. Smart, Barnard and Greenleaf.
special premium for best written exami-
nation In grade, average 97sI per cent, was
awarded to Miss NJ. Smart
In the graduating class the class honors
were won by Miss Colman.
For the best written examination, aver
age 81 per cent, Miss Bel Dangaix was
awarded the prize.
The gold badge for elegance Of penman-
ship, drawn for by the Misses Dangaix,
Coleman and A. Walsh, was won by Miss
Coleman. Glass '89.
The academy gold medal for polite de-
pertinent was voted by her boarding school
companions to Miss May Coburn.
The gold badge for greatest Improvement
in painting was awarded Miss Maggie
McNish, and premiums were awarded
Josie Mcmahon, Bell Dangaix and Mamie
Rossiter
The gold ring for highest average in
written and oral examination in arithme-
tic, algebra, geom etry and bookkeeing was
awarded Miss Dan gaix.
The first honor in undergraduate class
was given Miss M Smart.
The Cafferty gold medal was for christian
doctrine drawn for by Misses Coleman. M.
Smart, Mcdonnell, /. Smart, c. Gaudry,
Thiot, Brady, was won by Miss @. GaudrY.
The first honor for embroidery was
awarded Miss Ehrlich. The second honor
for embroidery drawn for by Misses Hill
lard, Dangaix, Gree nfleld, Demerse, Brady.
Lang, H. Smart. Thiot, M and M. McNish,
l.. and N. Bailey, was won by l.. Bailey.
In the department of Instrumental music
the following young ladies were rewarded
for Improvement: Misses Smith, Brady.
O'Keefe, Demerse, N. Bailey, Helms, NJ.
McNish.
A gold medal for improvement, drawn
field and Ehrlich, was won by Miss Dan
gaix.
A gold medal for proficiency in instru-
mental music, drawn for by Misses NJ. and
Il. Smart, was won by Miss M. Smart,
class '90
A gold medal for proficiency in instru-
mental music was awarded to Miss Hill
lard, class 'S9.
A gold medal, diploma and crown was
awarded the graduates. Misses Isabel /.
Dangaix, Mary X. Coleman, Nellie G. Bren-
nan, Annie e. O'Donell, Kate V. Gaudry,
Agnes f.. Walsh and Annie r. billiard.
After the distribution of prizes. Miss
Bell Dangaix read the valedictory. 1t was
an excellent production and was
read in pleasing manner. The
response by Miss Marian Smart
was excellent. When she greeted the
graduates she crowned each one with a
floral wreath. The graduating hymn by
the graduates and undergraduates was a
gem. 1t closed the exercises.