Evening journal., 1893-06-30
ST. MARYS SCHOOL EXHIBITION.

Fine Specimens OF the Work of the Pupils
During the Last Year to BE Seen at the
School.
The work of the pupils of st. Mary's
Parochial School during the past year is
on exhibition at Sixth and Pine streets.
The exhibition includes specimens Of the
work done during the term. essays, map
and pen drawing, book keeping and
pastel and crayon painting
Some of the crayon work is especially
fine. as is also the pastel paintings Tho
majority of it is done by girls not over
IS years old, and good sized crayon of
castle ruins is exhibited by Mary Trainor
a girl of - years, who has been a mem
Der of the school but one year
A crayon "Puss in Boots is a study
admirably executed, by Miss Clara
Trainor graduate Other work done
by her is large snow scene, done in
pastel, aud pen and ink sketch
Mater Dolorosa,' by Miss Maggie
NJ Heating, shows great promise The
expression on the face is perfect. The
painting is size 22x22 A large land
scape of hers is also shown.
Another head that attracts much
favorable comment is that of the Christ
-"Ecce HOmo"-by Miss May & Kane
Other work Of hers is graceful little
pen and ink sketch of a horse and a
pastel Swallows
Among the collection is a snow scene.
in pastel, by MissJulia V. Dugan old mill,
in crayon, Miss Kate f Grady; large
pastel, summer scene, Miss Mary Ryan :;
a summer scene, size 16x1S, in pastel, by
Miss Annie NJ Glynn.
An extremely pretty panel and one
deserving of merit was winter moon
light scene, done in pastel, by Miss
Hanna 7, Cannons.
The School Commencement Last Night
The closing exercises Of st. Mary 5
Parochial School were held last night in
the basement Of the church The audi
once was the largest that ever crowded
the hall. The following program,
was well rendered, and the pleas
ure and approval of the audience were
evinced by the hearty applause that
greeted the youthful performers. The
Fairies Treasures, with Miss May Kane
as queen, was most elaborate affair,
rich in declamations, song, dance and
drill, TO say nothing Of the bewitchinp
dresses
Several Of the young ladies' gave piano
selections, and Misses Nellie Smithel
aud Annie Allies delighted all by theii
recitations. 'Joness Dog" Q drama
enacted by Frank Byrne, Ernest often,
Joseph Dugan and James Cannon
furnished endless amusement. Master
Horty's singing of Save My Mother
Picture From the Sale was most hearth,
applauded. In fact all the numbers o
the program were admirably rendered.
The graduating class consisted Of tn,
following young ladies' Misses Hannal
Cannon, Annie GlYnn, Cora &. Traynor
Annie White. Julia V Dugan, Maggi
heating, Annie kerns, Lizzie Nc
Gowan and Nellie Doordon, who re
ceived their diplomas aud gold medals
Miss May Kane received gold media
: for general proficiency The gold medn
for algebra, presented by Rev. D J. Flynn
wa won by Miss Mary A Ryan Tn
two handsome silver medals pTesente
by p. A H0rty. were won by Miss Mar
T. Brown aud Master William A Mur
ply Joseph w Houck received a silve
medal for perfect recitations during tb
year.
Miss Clara G Traynor acquitted her
self with much credit in the valedictory
At the close of the exercises Fatie
Kelley announced that by special reques
OF the people OF the congregation tn
: entertainment would be repeated tC
night. He then spoke words Of advic
to the graduates. complimented them o
their good work. and thanked the col
, Rregation for the interest taken in th
, school.