Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-11

The sixty-sixth Annual Distribution of Pre-
miums to the Pupils,

| The sixty-sixth distribution of premiums Il
the pupils of st. Vincents school took place
this afternoon at Carroll Hall. There was
large attendance Of the parents and friends
OF the children and they were entertained with
an interesting program Of instrumental and
vocal music. The classes in the latter, which
have been under the direction Of Prof. Mama
gave some especially attractive selections, the
fresh sweet voices blending in happy unison.
The program in detail was as follows:
THE PROGRAM.
| March Triumphante, Hoist, pianos, Missei
Nellie Burke, L. Wilbur, F. Murphy, J. Muir.
ray; Dawning of Day. Rea, senior vocalists Silver
Bell Galop, Bollman, pianos, Misses n. Muryha,
NJ. Fitzgerald, NJ Eicholz, A. Murray; Bye
Bye-Baby, Seaman, junior vocalists; Kathleen
Mavourneen, Richards, piano, Miss Antoinetta
sohon; Sunshine, Gries, senior orphan vocal.
lists; Air de Chasse, Czerney, piano, Misses
Alice Murray, Agnes Murray, Blanche Carney;
The Spring Time is Come, Kucken, senior
vocalists; Lorely Paraphrase, Nasrsdba, pianos,
Wilbur; Roses in the Garden, Vernon, inter-
mediate orphan vocalists; Danse Dun Hanns-
ton, Hoist, pianos, NJ. Parker, L. Cornell, NJ.
Murphy, A. Murray; The Spider and the Fly,
Eastman, junior orphan vocalists; Grand I'm
perial March, Drumheller, pianos, Misses NJ.
Franz Abt, senior vocalists; Variations Bril-
liante, Elbel, piano, Miss Annie Grant; Gaily
Ger the Ocean, Franz Abt, senior orphan
vocalists; address, Rev. ]. A. Walter; Flag OF
Honor March, Tsolh.
PRExIuns AwARpxp.
Premiums were awarded a. follows:
Primary grade-Blsnche Thyson, Katie Ratio,
Rosie Geraci, Katie Miller, Victoria Casassa,
Louisa Ratio, Margaret Brod, Irene Rocca and
Bertha Guindon. Second grsde-0eorgie
Winchester, Agnes Scanlon, Oracle Thyson,
Hattie Donahue, Rachael Casassa, Mabel Har-
Third grade-Alice Bingham, Rosie Zerega,
Katie Brizzolar, Mary Smith, Sadie Mil
Ter, Aurelia Zerega, Mabls Markriter
and May Angel Fourth grade.-Lizzie vibOnd.
Ada Guindon, Kate Callahan, Rosie OCOnnell.
Grace Bingham, Annie Mccarthy, Maggie
Hagan. Pauline Mari. Emma Sheahan, Hattie
Morgan, Pauline Rattigan, Teresa Mudigan,
Katie Milovich and Eva Castilegger. Fifth
grade-Mary Knott, Rose Schaefer, Tenana
COoney, Katie Mari and Annie Brizzolar, Ada
Newmeyer, Mary Rabbit and Mary
GATH, Mary Knott, Katie Bishop, Julia
Cooney, Rosie Schaefer and Mary Rabbit,
Sixth Rrade-Blanche Connors, Abbie Began,
Tresa Sauter, Mary Zenga, Lille OConnell and
Helen Shrahsn. seventh grade-Lizzie Plum
kett, Lille Webster, Katie Barker, Mary Nc
Carthy, Katie Mullany, Annie Grogsn, Cecilia
McKenna, Maggie Eicholz, Teresa Zerega, Mag
gle Watkins, Florence Bingham, Winnie Foley,
Mary Fitzgerald, Mary Colbert, Edith Eichorn,
Matte Parker, Blanche Connors and Lille
O'Connell. Eighth grade = Mary Began,
Florence johnson, Daisy Hammock, Josie
Sullivan, Maggie Hessler, Corinns OConnor
and Grace Burns.
For excellence in music-Gold medal, Miss
Annie E. Grant Premiums in music-First
premium. Antoinette sohon, Daisy Hammock,
,hu ell Ia p,,rE
Laura Wilbur and Agnes Murray; second pre-
mium-Annie Grogan, Maggie Watkins, Mag
gle Eichols, Mary Fitzgerald, Matte Parker,
Lille OConnell, Pauline Rattigan, Alice MUIR
ray, Mary Grant, Ida Horning, Alice. Burns.
Katie Roberts, Katie Murphy, Annie Orr and
Blanche Kearney.
Premiums in embroidery drawing-First
premium, Mary Began, josie Sullivan, Flor
ence johnson, Corinne OConnor, Grace
Burnes, Teresa Zerega, Lizzie Plunkett Katie
Cecilia McKenna, Winnie Foley, Mary Nc
Carthy, Mary Zerega, Teresa Sauter, Abbie
Began, Lille Webster, Edith Eichorn, Katie
Mulianey, Maggie Watkins.
PremiumL to orphans: First grade-Mary
Morrison, Ella Lanham, Lizzie McAuliff, Katie
Agnes Hill aud Ada Stummet Second grade
Bertha Petit, Agnes Kearney, Cecilia Frawley,
Nellie Patterson, Maggie Lanahan, Nora Har-
rison, Katie George, Alice Ridgway. Katie Nc
Aulif, Hattie Fisk, Rosie Costilegge- and Belle
Fitzpatrick. Third grade - Mary Cannon,
Jessie Tippett, Maggie Fitzpatrick, Mary
Ehret, Annie Lee, Mabel Merrill and Emily
Douvall. Fourth grade-Emma May, Clara
Petit, Annie Brizzolar and Mary Berry. Sixth
grade-Mollie o Brien, Eveline Ridgway, Mary
Belle and Agnes Aubuckler. Seventh grade
Johanna Cox, Emma Baily, Nellie Burke, Lucy
Hughes, Laura Wilbur and Eveline Ridgway.
For domestic economy and sewing-Cecilia
Fitzpatrick, Agnes Aubuckler, Annie Mac
nance, Hester Lusby, Katie Roberts, Mary
Belle. Annie Brizzolar, Belle Smook, Mary
Harrison, Aloysia Ousley and Nellie Yates.
PROMOTIONS.
To division second, No. 4-Teresa Madigan,
Alice bingham, Rosie Zerega, Katie Brizzolar,
Mary Smith, Aurelia Zerega, Jennie Hoffman,,
George Winchester Agnes Scanlon, Grace
Thyson, Blanche Thyson, Hattie Donahue,
Rachael Cassassa, Mabel Harris and Victoria
Cassassa- To division first, No. 4-Rosie
O'Connell, Katie Milovich, Pauline MARI, Hat
tie Morgan, Maria O'Dea, Pauline Ratfigsn,
Maud Owens, Louisa Fagazzi. Eva Castiles
ger, Amelia Castilegger, Grace Bingham, Ada
Guindon, Emma SheaLan, Lizzie Vib1nd, Bss-
sic FUR. Annie Mccarthy, Katie Callahan and
Ida Buckley. To second division. No. g.
Tenana Desio, Mary Knott, Ada Newmeyer,
Rosie Schaefer, Katie johnson, Katie Mari,
Julia Cooney, Katie Bishop, Annie Brizzolar
and Mary Rabbit. To division first, No. s.
Blanche Ccnnors, Lille OConnell, Abbie
Began, Mary Zerega, Helen Sheahan and Ter
esa Sauter. To division second, No. 2-Lizzie
Plunkett, Lille Webster, Katie Barker, Mary
Mccarthy, Katie Mullany, Winnie Foley, Annie
GrogaI, Matte Parker, Cecilia McKenna, Mag
gle Watkins, Mary Fitzgerald, Edith Eichorn,
Teresa Zerega, Mary Colbert, Florence Bing-
ham and Maggie Eicholz.
AN INTERESTING EXHIBIT.
During the day an opportunity was afforded
Of visiting an exhibit in one Of the school
rooms Of articles, showing the skill and pro-
fieiency attained by the pupils. That part Of
the exhibit devoted to embroidery was like q
decorative art display. There were table scarfs,
| table covers, splashers. bureau scarfs, sofa
pillows and other dainty articles beautifully
worked in artistic designs. The work Of
Corirne O'Conner and Marguerite Hessler was
especially commended as showing not only
skill with the needle, but artistic selection Of
design and materials. The work done by both
the day scholars and the orphans was highly
| creditsbls to their teachers. Those who do not
| readily appreciate needlework could see the
practical direction Of the training given in the
specimens of bookkeeping, penmanship and
drawing which were also on exhibition.