Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-25

Awarded to the Young Ladies' OF the George
town Academy Of the Valuation.

AWarueu 10 the NOung Ladies OF tue sseofBr-
town Academy Of the Valuation
The closing exercises of the Academy of the
Visitation took place yesterday afternoon, rs
stated in The STAR. The audience filed every
nook and corner Of the large hall The stage
was decorated with plants and flowers. which,
with numerous bright gilded harps, gave IL a
pretty appearance. Occupying prominent
places thereon were members Of the Catholic
clergy. who assisted in awarding the premiums
The address to the graduates was made by the
Rev. Father Chspelle OF St. Matthews Church
in few but eloquent words that were earnestly
listened to by the seven wreathed young ladies.
The program, given in TIE STAR, mainly
musical one, was interesting throughout
Miss Jane Judge delivered her carefully
written valedictory in q strong and distinct
voice that was heard in every part of the hall.
The honors Of the year were carried of by
Miss Ray Smith of Maine. who captured either
a medal or premium from every department.
After the exercises the audience strolled through
the spacious corridors and halls and admirtngy
inspected the exhibition of the students work
IN painting and embroidery. The paintings Of
Miss Bessie MCGOWAN of Georgetown. Ms In
gals of Kansas and Miss Beatrix Alexander
were especially admired.
HoSoRs AND MEDALS
were awarded as follows:
Academic honors of the senior class for de-
pertinent and scholarship-Miss Rachel G.
Smith, Maine; Miss Beatrice Chandler. Mis-
souri,; Miss Jane Judge, Georgia. Miss Alice
Damman and Miss Alice Mudd. Maryland, and
Miss Imogen Penn. Louisiana.
Honors of the FIRST class for department and
scholarship-Misses Marie Hall and Katharine
Moran, Michigan; Miss katharine Mallan, Nir-
ginia; Miss Adeline Welder. Texas: Miss Mary
kercheval, Idaho Miss Constance Ingalls,, Kan
sas; Miss Eleanor McGrann. PENNSYLVANIA;
Misses Mary CorrigaR, Rose Kearney and Nina
Blaine, Washington, ID. c.; Miss Daisy Medley,
Missouri; Miss Esther Waggaman. West Wash
ington, ID. c., and Miss Blanche Spruill, Colo
RADIO.
Medals for deportment-Miss Helen Egan,
Minnesota; Miss Amy Dixon, Mississippi; Mis-,
Caroline Trentman, Indiana; Miss Anna Wo.
zelka, North Carolina; Miss Josephine Fleming
Indiana; Miss Sarah Gibbs, Texas: Miss Louise
Bowen, Rhode Island; Miss Elizabeth slater
Pennsylvania: Miss Helen Coffay, Maryland
Miss Clara Palmer, Washington, Miss Maris
Beale, New Jersey.
Crowns-Miss May Casey. Washington, ID. C.
Miss Lucille Chandler, Missouri; Miss Heller
Cooke. Miss Louise Ward and Miss Rose May
West Washington, ID. G.
Postgraduate course, diploma-Miss Ma,
Seep, Pennsylvania.
Senior class, medal for Christian doctrine
Miss Beatrice Chandler, Missouri.
Medal for belle lettres-Miss Jane Judge
| Georgia.
Medal for intellectual philosophy-Miss Ra
chel G. Smith, Maine.
Medal for natural sciences-Miss Jane Judge
Georgia.
Medal for ancient history-Miss Imogen Penn
Louisiana.
Medal for modern history-Miss Rachel G
| Smith, Maine.
First classes-Medal for Christian doctrine
Miss Nina Blaine. Washington. ID. c.
Mathematics in the class of algebr
and geometry, Miss Rachel G. Smith. Maine.
Medal in the first class OF arithmetic-Mis
Beatrice Chandler, Missouri.
THE PREMIUM LIST.
Premiums were awarded in the senior classe
as follows:
Christian doctrine-Rachel G. Smith, Jan
Judge, Imogen Penn, Alice Damman, Ann
Mudd.
q Bellies lettres--Rachel c. Smith. Alice Dam
man.
Intellectual philosophy Judge, Beatric
Chandler.
Natural science-Rachel G. Smith. Beatric
Chandler, Alice Damman, Anna Mudd, Imogel
Penn.
Ancient history-Rachel c. Smith, Beatric
Chandler, Jane Judge. Alice Damman, Ann
Mudd.
In the first classes premiums were awarded a
follows:
Christian doctrine-Mary Corrigan. Ros
Kearney. Eleanor McGrann. Katharine Moran
Marie Hall, Esther Waggaman, Daisy Medley
| AdelineWelder and Kate Mallan.
First class of rhetoric and composition-Alic
Moran, Esther Waggaman, Marie Hall. Dais
Medley. Nina Blaine, Mary Corrigan, katharin
Moran and Blanche Spruill.
First class of natural sciences-Mary Corrigar
Esther Waggaman, Daisy Medley. Constanc
| Ingalls,, Adeline Welder. Rose kearney Eatha
rine Moran, Eleanor McGrann, Nina Blaine an
Mary Kercheval
| First class of modern history. geography
&c.-Alce E. Moran. Mary Corrigan, kos
| kearney, Daisy Medley. Constance ingalls,
Katharine Moran, Esther waggamar. Mari
Hall. Katharine Mallan. Adeline Welder, Mar
| kercheval Blanche Spruill.
| Second class of Christian doctrine-Isabe
Mckenna, Amy Dixon, Mary Moran. DIV
| Donnellac.
Second class of rhetoric, literature and com
position-tsabel Mckenna, Helene Erni, Irm
| Smith.
Second class of natural sciences - Isab,
Mckenna, Helen Egan, Elsie Levi, Emm
Burch, Louise Longsrreet, Lillian Rely.
Second class. history, geography, &c.-Am
| Dixon, Janey Gilmore, Nellie Stern Isabel NJ.
kenna Nina Squire for Improvement.
| Second class, Christian doctrine. second div
| sion-Mary Murray, Isabel Walsh Ella Brisco,
Bertha Palms, Lillian Daily.
Second class. grammar, rhetoric and compc
I sltion-Marle MURRAY, Maude 0leary, Mar
Penn, Anna Bowlin, Margaret Stewart, Isab,
Walsh, Octayia johnson, Martini Yznaga. Cicil
Armes.
Second class natural sciences, second div
sion-Lu Rec Dyer, Maude Cleary, Marie Mu
ray, Margaret Moran, Ella Briscoe, Margar,
| Stewart.
Second class of history, geography, &c
second division-Marie Penn, Anna Bowli
Ella Briscoe, Octavia johnson, Clara Rari
Amelia Ward, Adelaide Ten Eyck.
Third class of Christian doctrine-Carolir
Trentman (medaD, Alice Dunlevy, Josephir
Fleming, Harriet McGrann.
Third class of grammar and composition.
Letitla McMullen, Julia Rock. Carrie Tren
man, Anna Wozelka. May Mccarthy.
Third class of natural sciences-Julia Roc
Mary Winston, Carrie Trentman.
Third class of history, geography, &c.-Ai,
Dunlevy, Mary Coulson, Annie Brownie,
Eliza kercheval, Sarah Gibbs, Caroline Tren
man. Letitia McMullen.
THE INTERMEDIATE CLASSES
In the intermediate classes premiums wei
awarded as follows:
Third class of Christian doctrine, second d
vision-Isabel Nelson, Elizabeth Thompson
Mary McQuail, May Alexander.
Third class. grammar and composition, SCI
ond division-Isabel Nelson, Elizabeth Crav
ford. Elizabeth Thompson, May Alexande
Marie Walsh, Martha Hutchins, Alice Palmel
Annie McGraw, Ellen Burns, Mary Boyd.
Third class, history and geography-Eliz,
beth Thompson, Louise Gibbons, Isabel Nei
son, Elizabeth Crawford, Margaret McMahor
May Alexander, Mary McQuail, Marie Walsh.