Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-26

Miss Herminia Botiller; recitation,
erich and Rare" Miss A. Nunan piano
duet, Jolly Brothers Galop," Misses
M. Pilaria and T. Toro; recitation,
"Mary .Magdalen," Miss M. Garvey
piano solo, Fantasia Impromptu (Cho-
pin), Miss O'Connell.
After a short intermission little COM
edy, entitled The Dress Reform Conoen-
ton, was performed. The dramatis per-
son8 was as follows:
Mrs. Drab," president, Barbara
Kirsch; Miss Bloom" Annie O'Con-
nor; "Miss Pauline lie Mink" Teresa
Toro; "Mrs. Cream Cheese" Mary
Pilaria; "Mrs. Fitz Schnitz," Bertha
Scholderer; "Miss Modiste," Evange-
line Vasquez; "Mrs. Regime" Mary
Garvey; "Mrs. Yankee Doodle" Lizzie
Kavanaugh; "Miss Dasher," Anita
Williams; "Mother WISE" Nellie Hi
guerra.
The girls delivered their lines
smoothly and showed very good train
ing. The little comedy went off very
successfully. The programme then pro-
ceeded as follows:
Vocal solo selections from the opera
Roberto II Diabalo), Miss Garvey; reci-
tation, exile of Erin" Miss A. O'Con-
nor; piano duet, Ireland" Misses A.
Nunan and M. Garvey; recitation, "Na-
poleon," Miss Evangeline Vasquez
piano trio. ''Prima Dona Waltz" (Bis-
sell, Misses M. Pilaria, M. Garvey and
B. Kirsch; recitation, ''The Old Mans
Angelus," Miss G. Quirollo; piano solo,
Evening Chimes" (Blake), Miss M
Garvey; recitation, American Flag"
Miss Barbara Kirsch; piano duet,
America" Misses M. Pilaria and H.
Botiller; recitation, "The Monks of
Erin" Miss M. Garvey; violin solo
(Dancla), Miss Garvey; German recita-
ton, Miss A. Nunan vocal chorus,
"Cuckoos Notes." Misses Toro, Kirsch,
Vasquez, Williams, Botiller, Quirollo;
recitation, Meeting and Parting" Miss
Rosie Quirollo; piano trio, Centennial
Schottische," Misses f. Vasquez, H.
Botiller and G. Quirollo; recitation,
'Erin's Flag" Miss Garvey; piano trio,
Home, Sweet Home" Misses M. Gar
vey, B. Scholderer, A. Nunan; closing
address, Miss Annie O'Connor; farewell,
''To Our Alma Mater" (chorus), school.
Sister Conception then presented the
awards for good work done during the
term. They were as follows: Gold
medal, Miss Mary Garvie, christian
doctrine; silver medal, Miss Teresa
Toro, second in christian doctrine. Sill
yer medals were also given to the fol-
lowing: Second class in christian doc
trine, first to Miss Annie Nunan; sec
ond to Miss Helen Toro; second class
in arithmetic to Miss Herminia Botiller;
third class in arithmetic, to Miss Chris
tina Quirolla; spelling, to Miss Mary
Pllarla; penmanship, to Miss Barbara
Kirsch; English grammar, to Miss Mary
Garvie, Miss Barbara Kirsch, Miss Her
minia Botiller and Miss Mary Pilaria;
reading, to Miss Evangeline Vasquez;
geography, to Miss Lizzie Kavanaugh;
reading in fifth reader, to Miss Annie
O'Connor; bible history. to Miss Bar
bara Kirsch;. third class, spelling, to
Bertha Scholderer.
Small books were presented to Miss
Amanda Williams for improvement, to
Miss Elena Toro for second class, in
christian doctrine, and to Miss Anita
Williams for improvement.
The University.
Yesterday afternoon the art exhibition
took place at the university from to
p. m. The halls on the lower floor of
the building were occupied by oil paint
ings and clay modelings, and on the
walls were specimens of crayon draw
ing. Water colors were exhibited on
the rostrum of the chapel. The names
of some of them are as follows: "A
Chinaman's Ranch on Figueroa street."
which looks so natural one almost
thinks he hears the Cinnamon jabbering
away at their work. This one and the
following named were the work of Mrs
Fessenden: ''Arched Rock, Catalina"
Evening" In Cajon Pass by Moon
light" Near San Bernardino," ," "Caion
Pass, !" "On the Frazer" Among others
Miss Lura Murphy has on exhibition
"a Bend in the River" "a Lake
Scene," "a Wave Study" Coast
Scene" 'Road to the Beach, and
Miss Janet Henderson 'On the Moors."
These are done by pupils of Prof Ivy.
Some of the professors own work was
Natures Mirror" ''Saw Pit Canon"
"a Glimpse OF Los Angeles in Winter
from Western avenue,' "Near Red
lands" "Scharochouse Valley Behind
Old Baldy with Moonlight Effect ),
above Lytle Creek" Cover The .,,n, ,,
mer Sea, "The Home of De .wi,,eall i sum, !,
wHrth Hyfn;s0ngi 5 grap o'er g. the ave Of Words
Cromd Cud v ot II. ai -.eHs the Madding
nay nay OF no, re, "VUa the Coast Of Jersey"
Angry Sea-
The cl&yon drawings were done by
the purils of Mrs. Cherington, as were
SIso the oil paintings, illustrative of
Southern California products. The ex-
nibition was a rare treat, and was
credit to both teachers and pupils.
The programme for today will consist
of the graduating exercises of the senior
class in the college at 10 a. m. and the
deans reception in the evening.
The senior class is composed of eight
members, who would be credit to any
institution in the land. They are Paul
Arnold, Orange; Lloyd Christy and
George Christy, Phoenix, Arizona; E.
B. Stuart, Alhambra; May E. Curran,
Ventura; Clarence Dougherty, Clinton
Bradley and Elger Reed, of Los Angeles.
Coming Exercises.
This afternoon the commencement eX-
ercises of the normal school will be
held.
At half past 2 O'Clock this afternoon
the Sisters of Charity school on Macy
street will hold it's closing exercises.
The commencement exercises OF the
Cathedral school will be held tomorrow