The morning call., 1892-05-31
ST. VINCENT'S SCHOOL.
Commencement Exercises of the Glass
OF '92.

of '92.
At the commencement exercises OF the
class of '92 held at St. Vincent's School on
| Mission street. near Third, yesterday after
noon, five young ladies received their
| diplomas and will leave behind them their
school days to enter upon the more serious
| duties of life.
| The large assembly-room of the school.
| on the upper floor of the building. was
/ tastefully decorated for the occasion and
| crowded with friends and relatives of the
| fair graduates.
A reception committee, composed of the
sisters OF the order, met the visitors at the
! door with hearty welcome, and despite the
! unusually large attendance succeeded in
making everybody comfortable.
Shortly after 2 O'clock the members of
the graduating class, dressed in simple
| white, entered and took their seats upon the
raised platform facing the audience, and
were followed soon after by the other
| classes.
A lengthy programme was rendered I'M
der the supervision of the sisters after
which the distribution of prizes and diplomas
by Archbishop ROTdon took place.
A vocal solo. Ring on, Sweet Angelus."
was sung with beautiful effect by Miss
Teresa Mulligan. The young lady pos
| sesses an unusually sweet and sympathetic
voice. which greatly affected those present
and secured her several encores.
Another notable feature Of the programme
was the rendition of the beautiful hymn,
"Salve Regina" by the entire singing class,
which was heartily applauded by the audi
ence.
The following was the programmed
Song First Music Lesson" juveniles;
sounds from the Ohio" Misses e. Lynch and
A. Fitzgerald; song, Mother Is the Best Friend"
juveniles accompanied on guitar by Miss /.
Lynch; recitation, The COLLINS WIN Calcn
YOU" juveniles; hymn, "Salve Regina" singing
class; salutatory, Miss n. Moore; La Chase
GalOD Davidson, Misses Z. Lapront, s. Scott
NJ. SlaItery, NJ. Kndergan. NJ Lyons, j. Lyons,
l.. Monaghan, NJ. OBrien; GROWING; concert
recitation, Three Days Of Columbus; La Gtara
polka (BlSselD, Misses G. Lynch NJ. KEENAN,,
NJ oSonneai, ., A. F yoasf A &Conne
Sweet Angelus," Miss T. Mulligani duet
guitar and piano. Miss n. Tobin aud Miss
A. Hayes; chorus, Flower Song; essay, lisa.
bella OF CASTLE" Miss n. Moore; piano solo, 0p
II "a. JaelD, Miss NJ. Cass; recitation and
chorus, Memories Of Gslilee" recitation. Miss
NJ. Jennings; gayOtte (BlaSel Misses n. Moore,
). Dougherty, A. Hayes NJ. Slatery, r. Kelly,
A. Webank. A. Marshall and L. Olsen; reel a
ton, The Sisters Parting" Misses S. Dough
elty, +. koen and n. Tobni vocal duet Beau,
tltul Birds" singing class; sleigh bells GalOp"
(HCls). Misses ~ Moore +. KOeD. s. Dougherty
7. Mulllgau, r. Kelly, A Marshall. A, hayes
an Queen Match" (Meyei) Misses j. Lyons
A. OConnel, NJ. OConnell, S. Scott, n. Ford
and Il. Cantwlll.
After short address and prayer by Arch
bishop Ri0rdan, the following young ladies
were presented with their diplomas and
gold medals: Miss Sarah Dougherty, Miss
Nellie Moore, Miss Teresa Mulligan, Miss
Fannie koen and Miss Nellie Tobin.
The silver medals awarded TO those hay-
ing the highest percentage In the various
studies were distributed as follows: Miss
l. GOdell, Miss Ella Cronin, Miss Z. La
PORTE and Miss G. Lynch.