The morning call., 1890-06-08
COLLEGE SAN RAFAEL.
Commencement Exercises Held
i'm Its Academy Hall.

The mmencement exercises of the College
San Rafael took place last Thursday at the acad-
emy hall OF the institution in San Rafael The
hall was nlled with friends and relatives Of the
pupils and school, and the following programme
extended through the day:
Piano quartet, Lutspiel Overture" (herbert),
Misses w. Kaseberg, A. Griffin, c. Fernandes
and NJ. Mclnerney recitation. "A Beauili1i
(AibeltD, Misses W. kaseberg and L. Ebrisht;
Nippert; piano, duet. "A Winters Tale"
.e49s Tslmey Misses s. & Castro R.ryS n Prince refmfS X
"Proiumi ORIENTAL" !BelIenghp, mapdoias ,i.
L. Enrishr, NJ Castro anu l.. Totn; piano quar-
lei. allegro" (Symphony No; 2, MozarD,
Misses N; Ryan, l. EIright a. Glihn, v; "a Mp
TOTmey; essay, "Jrials OF Authorship" Miss
Emelia Feinaudes; piano quartet, 'Ernani and
lombard" sFiseheIlD Misses W: haseberg F;
chorus, bells OF Shandon' (Vinyes), solo
sung by Miss NJ. 'iambert; selections
on strnged instrumentsi essay, Culture"
Awarding Of college diplomas TO Miss Winifred
Kaseberg, Miss Emea Feinandes and Miss
Virginia Nippert by Archbishop KIordan. "The
PRODUCTION, solo, &" 1 Am the Spirit OF Song"
Heraid-Recitatve. Let the Trumpet Sound"
Euglaud-Chorus, From BIiItanias Sea -eirt
Isle" Italy-ReciIatve, " Room for The Golden
Land Of Melody; chorus, "0h, Italia, Italia,
Beloved" SwiiZeTland-RecilaIiye." " Hear the
Voices Of TyIol-lahd"; chorus, "A Song for
TyToland." Scotland-Recitative, Now From
tile Lochland"; solo and chorus, "Auid Lang
Syne." Germany-Reciaiiyea aud chorus, " here
Are Skies OF Tendeier BlueY; chorus, Joyful
We Greet" faTt second: Spalu-Recltatye,
{" Take the Harp for Dear Hspania"; solo aud
chorus, spread the Tidings," solo Miss NJ Ryan
Rome-Recltatiye, Now Strike Chord for
Rome'; chorus, "God Bless Our Pope" France
-Recitative, Now Tor France; France, the
Pleasure Land''; solo, by Miss U. RYAN; chorus.
AA.t lslxft.x nrtnn RAatt
tive-"I Am Columbia; recitatve, "a Song for
Old Ireland" Ireland-Solo and chorus, :" The
Harp That Once Thro Tara's Halls" solo sung
by Miss NJ. Drscoll Amerea-Recitatlye, 'Old
Banner"; recllaiive, Now From Ou, Own South
Land"; solo aud chorus, Old Folks at Home,",
Unlte'; chorus, Hail, Columbia" chorus, And
This Dear Land" Flnale-Semi-choius, MY
Country. 'Tis of Thee" with full chorus accom-
panyDg; "Oh, Yes, TO Thee, Sweet Liberty
The graduates were: Miss Winifred Rase-
berg, Miss Emelia Fernandes and Miss Virginia
NIppert. The essays OF the two last-named
young ladies gave evidence of careful eio cuiion-
ary training. and reflected credit upon them and
also the good Sisters OF 81. DOminic, while the
valedct0iy by Miss Winifred Kaseberg deserves
special mention as being well aud carefully rem
dered and showing the young lady TO be The pos
SCISSOR OF dramatic talent of a high order.
Every number on the programme was excel
lently executed, and was u pleasing practical
proof OF the conscientious and faithful educa-
tlonal efforts on Tie part OF the faculty OF the
cOlltht. lD6 VI tllc dEu
medals TO the graduates by The Rev. Archbishop
Riordan was Impressive, and the address by his
Grace at the conclusion OF Tie programme a feel
ing and eloquent one.
In The ART studio beautiful specimens OF fancy
work executed by the pupils were exhibited.
There was also au exhibition OF pictures in oil,
crayOn, etc, which gave evidence OF much prom
ise on The part OF tile pupils. The College San
Rafael is one OF the Oldest educational iDstitu.
tiOns for young ladies on the Pacinc Coast, and
is under the supervision OF The Sisters Of ST.
Dominic, having its mother home at st. Cath
crimes Academy, in Benicia, and is pleasantly
situated about two miles from San Rafael.
Studies will IN, sunleG AupIsl /. 1890.