The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-24
Pupils at ST Wncsnt's Academy
Completed the Session Yes
to-day.
Tho Display OF the 6tudents'
Handiwork a Most Credit
ablo One.
Interesting Exercises Mt the Academy
Last NiEht-Ths Programme and
the Prise Winners.

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academy was demonstrated In an unmis-
Of needle work md painting there WAS a
display Of that done BY the pupils
which attracted many visitors. The
public generally was invited, and oil day
long ladies called at the academy TO admire
the handsome and useful handiword Of the
girl studsnta Among the things most ad-
mirsd Wal . pink macrams spread and .
pair Of shhins. the work Of Miss Bertha
LanRlois. The same young lady also con-
tributed to the display some very crsdita-
bic drawings, and q number OF pieces Of
nesdls and fancy work for all
sorts Of uses. In tho entire display
there was not an article but
showed careful trimming, and none but drew
forth expressions of admiration from the
visitors. In addition TO the work OF Miss
Bertha Langlois, there was also that Of
Misses Ada Vaughn, Alies Taylor. Lucy
Taylor, Lucy Hines. Uretta Ryan. Florence
Holloway, Beatrice Holloway, Ellie Town
send. Odells Milot, Frances Hughes. Katie
Montforton. Minnie Nonforton, sarah
Hornor and Alice Taylor.
ST. Aloysius hall was crowded in the
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the young ladies OF 81. Vincent's academy.
Tho exercises took place on the stsge which
was Handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The programme was carried out In an ad-
mirable manner and illustratsd to great adj
vantage the careful training bestowed by
the sisters. The audience was most liberal
with expressions of approval at the end of
e'ch number, and increased in volume at
the conclusion whom RI. Rev. Bishop
Brondel bestowed the gold medals and
premiums. ,.
....-.....,. !. Acoompan ct Miss Odila Miiot
M,ss ? '.sa He "a o. 10y, !. Townsend N n. ] Moyan
F., Mis- lmiama; Coy. y
Misses 4. corbly, =. and a. ryan, -,
91ioant's ,,rand Galop. instrumental Qusrtette
Misses A. Hermann: 4. Vsughen, 8. Wright. g.
Man tho Life %Boat1sons.
rn.t,n ! !. ! !, I'D Miss y. FFysa1:
instrumental ss %is. j. I iasi's s' l'nmslm''f
Miss Annie MAo,pon.id;
D'''' Mise, Ii. and 4. M Isadiedi.n anu rt'no
Vocal Enthusiastically, ......-......
Misse. N. Dali. i iSoG 2. Holiox. Mii !. + fly 3ennst0n
Is. LapgloiS.
B~elisario, 49,. ... ...,." On Two Pianos
DDS' Misses NJ: arnold !. Wri aaa A'auoDn
Sleigh R.ee-.rwssl t,s f Hsna. Coy:
h''sf Il. s M ElzaR, 3 8. bMHi1Ii st' n. 4 Esnslois'
opereita il One Act, "A Dsught aa's1L" ove:"
Miss iUjrstta, Ryan i~'' '''u'
.''''s M'0A.'f Miss fteii. Flynn he' Daughter
Miss Alice j anslois: wss'0'mNn
Miss Gertrude Johnston at Piano.
beauties of Trovatore-lnstrumental Quartette,
Misses X. Monforton, M. Arnold, B. Lnnxiois.
by Ri. ev. j. 3. Brondel. Dis
tribution If Gold Medals.
The gold medal for composition was do.
by Rev. II. J. Van de Ven, of Butte
dies entitled to draw for the medal were
Misses Katie Monforton, Annie Hermann.
Mary Arnold. Annie Mcdonald. Minnie
Randall. Urettn RYAN, Mary Murray. Lucy
Hines, Maggie Mcdonald, Gertrude john
Stella Flynn, Florence Holloway,
Odilla Milot, Bertha Lauglois. Miss Ar
nold, of Bozeman. drew the medal.
The gold medal for Sd ling was donated
by Rev. Fir. Lambaere Of Deer Lodge, and
to Miss Mamie UDonnell.
The gold medal for music was donated by
ftiend of the institution, and awarded to
Miss Stella Flvnn.
For regular attendance, premiums vere
to Misses Alice Corbly and Jo-
Bessette.