The morning call., 1891-05-27
ST. VINCBNT'S SCHOOL.
Annual Distribution Of Prizes.
Roll Of Honor.

The annual distribution of premiums and
closing exercises of st. Vincent's School
took place yesterday at the Sisters of Char
ity Convent, on Mission street, near Third,
and attracted a large attendance Of the pu-
pills relatives and friends.
The exercises took place in the exhibition
hall, at one end of which, tier above tier,
sat 800 misses, from the little tot OF to the
graduate in the closing years Of he's teens
all arrayed in simple white, relieved with
spray Of fern or bunch Of blossoms in the
cOTsage.
At2 o'clock his Grace Archbishop Riordan
entered the hail, accompanied by Rev,
Father Gray, Rev. Father Montgomery and
others Of the clergy. As soon as the Teyer-
end gentlemen were seated, the following
programme as inaugurated:
THE PROGRAMME.
"Honeysuckle March" (UTessleD, The Misses
NJ. SiaIteIy, l.. Olsen, l. Durham, 4. Ranken, A.
WelbanK. a. Coleman. /. Lyon, NJ. Tanning, NJ.
Lyons; hymn, "Our Queen ImmacUlaTe' salU-
IatOry, Miss Il. sullivan; Home, Sweet Home"
(WebsleD, The Misses L. Monaghan, j. Lyons,
A. Fitzgerald school nonors; piano solo, Fan
TASTE" Smith, Miss NJ. CaSs; Address TO the
Crowned Miss l. GO0dell; "Repy," Miss NJ.
McDermOtt; Les Sylphs" (Bachmau( The
Misses W. Gaffuey, A. Han h. Hayes, NJ.
Horan, NJ. Cass, A. Hayes. \. Moore, ). Dough-
city; concert recitation, The Tempest; vocal
SOLO, Ave Maria" Miss h. HAYES; historical
sktlch, MISS ". OdUHcg5 vocal liOs 'FIONely
Banks' Instrumental lrlo Medley tue Misses
O. Lynch, T. Bernard, NJ. OConael; Tecita-
ton, The Painter Of Seville the Misses
A. Han, ". Gafuey, NJ. HOran; chorus,
"Nerliy Over the Ocean Spray; French
recitation. Charlie" Miss L. Largente;
Chorus, primary class; "Qui NlYe Galop' lJack-
SOM Misses ". GaHney, h. HAYES, y. Moore,
A. Marshall, L, Doughelty, Il. Keen, A. Hayes,
r. Kelly recitation, "fiOwer Girl" Miss L.
Canning; song, water CresSes"i recitation,
Schoolgirls SOlHOquy," Miss ]. Muillgan;
national medley Red White, Blue" Misses NJ.
Jennings, NJ. Louey, b. German; vocal Trio,
distant Chimes; presenting diplomas, pre-
miums, medals and prizes; YaledlctOIy, The class
Of 81; "NiccOlo GalOp" (Blake), Misses NJ. Fan
Mug NJ. Lyons L. DdOakrT NJ. Paul, Z. Mullen,
A. coleman ~6oi0en banQ tMeyeIh MISSES j.
Lyons, Nj. OBrlen, l. Cullen, NJ Carroll, NJ.
kiudergan, l. allace, /. Monaghan, a. AheIn,
i. Murphy, E. TOWnley, \. Clark, K. LugagnL
The diplomas, medals and premiums were
presented to the graduates and successful
pupils by the Archbishop. At the cOnclu-
sion O. the exercises the visitors were In
yited to the art-ToOm, where large number
Of very clever oil paintings, pastels and
cTayOns, the work OF the pupils, were placed
on exhibition and greatly admired. Among
tile number were several excellent portraits
which the children had made OF their par
ents and other relatives.
ROLL OF HONOR
The graduating class was comprised of the
Misses w. Gaffney, NJ. McDermOtt A. Hall,
X. Hayes and NJ. Koran, who were crowned
by his Grace with golden wreaths and pre-
sented with gold medals, parchment diplo-
mas and a number OF special prizes.
First honors for amable department,
regular attendance and general observance
OF school rules were awarded to the Misses
K Hayes w. Gaffney, NJ. McDermOtt, A.
Hall, NJ. Koran, II. Lyons, NJ. Jennings, c.
CrOnin, q. Sullivan, A. Welbank, L
Thomas, N. FAIRY, L. Bradley, NJ. Gun
bingham, Emma TOwnley, Lille Kane.
The Caefnn hcnnrc aOnfprrpd fhn
Misses /. DougheTty, NJ. Vance, a. Hayes,
J. GOOdell, NJ. Connolly, a. Murta, Mary
Moriarity, Leonie Largente, Agnes Cole
man, A. Barry, L. Gaffney, \. O'Mally, NJ.
Downs, NJ. Turney, NJ. Cayanaugh. V.
Lydon, VI. Fuller.
Premiums were given to the Misses n.
Moore, NJ. Vance, I. Mulligan, L. Dough-
erty, T. Koen, l. GOodell, NJ Jennings, A.
Hayes, II. Lyons, NJ. Slattery, NJ. Lyons,
*. German.
A. Hayes, \. Moore, f. K0eD, W. Gaffney,
s. Dougherty, a. Hall, Rose Kelly. a.
Marshall, A. Rankeu, NJ. Slattery, L.
Lyons, L. Olsen. a. Welbank, l. Durham,
A. Coleman, i. DanakeT, G. Mullen, J.
Fitzgerald, M. 0Brien, NJ. Carroll. NJ. Fan
ming, L. Murphy, l. Wallace, Z. TOwnley,
i. Cullen.
Bookkeeping Premium, Miss Mary Nc
DeTmO.t.
Diplomas for highest percentage on yeaFs
WOrk-FlrSt rhetoric class, medal Miss Mel
lie Moore; second rhetoric class, medal,
Miss Irene GoOdell; first grammar class,
medal, Miss Ella CrOnin; second grammar
class, medal, Miss Eyeline LapTont.
French: Premium-Miss Leonie Lsrgante.
Map-drawing: Premums-L. Lyons, NJ.
FAIRY, j. Thomas.
Sowing class: Premiums-Mi Kate
HAYES, NJ. Koran and A. Hayes.
Christian doctrine: Gold medals-bIisses
Kate Hayes, MOllie Glover and Sarah Kane
Competitive prizes on May examination
First rhetoric. Miss Nellie Morse; second
Miss Annie Welbank second grammar Miss
Katie Gorham.