The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1893-06-17
ST. srsCENT's ACADEMY.
Closing of Another Successful fe'-
of This Strand Old EaGeaiionsi
institution

morning Gnd proved L grand success
The day dswned auspicious. sun
beams kissed the eastern hills and
threw a gIadsorne. beauty ever i.Fes
aud city. The Sir was rendolon' With
the caroling OF birds and tie Ee.inn.e
of nowcrs-holiday ozone seemed to
rermeate space.
c ds of our best citizens, aug
mcnted by MANY visitors from distant
points. reached the Academy EARL III
order to ATTAIN choice seats, and long
before the entertainment opened
standing room was a. premium
The hali vas decorated in gaia style.
the walls were covered with works
of art executed By the pupils, which
were unsurpassed by any Of former
year. FcS!ocn~ u siniLx AID roses
grsced the 3la@c ar5 '-r-ceted It ILL.,
TO a Leweg Of beauty.
Promptly 4 " o'clock the exercises
opened with Entrance Na7ch"-duo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On three
pianos by Misses G'.ie Burgess, !.
iiowlirg, Nellie Fogelssnger. Polite
Burgess, Ella Juden aud lille RoeSer,
who prored themselves able pianists.
During this number the Young iadies
took thcr places on the stage. "Nei-
come Greeting, was then sung by
Misses Z. Has II" p. Rossom. Polite
Burgess and Nellie ' ceelsanger.whose
clear sweet voices thrilled the
audience and awakenedloud piaud'ts.
The graduates of the year are
Misses Christene Wheeler, Norma
Eunsh. Earle Speak. Emma Roeser'
Eeatrice Marchilior ahd Tcssie Car
roll. who were crowned with literary
honors by Rev. Father McDermot,
the coronation chorus being sung
meanwhile Ivy the entire school.
Isossini's celebrated "oancredi."
trio. instrumental, v63 terforHied On
three pianos by Misses {. V hee'er, f.
!:ccse- u. Marchildon, T. Carroll.
Earle speak, !. Wynn. Ollie Burgess.
Nellie yogcl,anger and TilIie RoeSer.
Til, grand selection was rendered
with a~.as;crsrl technique
Mise, c. CleaAcnen, \ S.a'}, u,
Kosso.... J.. Eecl. Clara Ostcrioh.
allie Albert, Edith Fammer. y.
wilson and Irauline Fogei~anger dis
played admirable skill III TIC rendition
Of Bi>Se:i-' ~Aryii C'.oruS.
Youth, Hope and Jov," and "0''r
I'LL aud Da,e." two 70 al gs'Gs were
ciiarmin-ly recicrcd by Misses u.
VIM Hn.ans i.oescr and iica:s!"e
Narrhi.hoa whose sweet voices lent
:.cw charm 10 the L"mte', tL-y
st.n@.
.Araa s:cfien iaco,ara. Alr
d:cam, The ro.;sh F"y, W. re-i'ed
iv Miss Ninrc rrrns, ~ o.2r3i:ofi-'
o. rare ab!iiiy.
.Tilsy ro;*a-ai., played
bv M:sse- vi. Hartman, l. Be-, !.
SPEAK. Iua.n. ! C'over, J.. Has
ti.s. =. Ha,as ..s.r-- ~. :. i.cHci-
va . di.'iouIt ,elso.icr admirably
done.
eTushr;lrartvoc.,: III" "Eroa.:
wrs mur1ciou>ly cN.cutcd - Nj
Il IN. whose ,c'5, i :n'~:,y GU
r&p;u~ing and c~aplivatcd ever! me.
tod Elcs- 0ur Home & beautiful
selection IN guitars b. Misses Emma
Koezer Il. N-archil1on. Gcrt1o Nor,
aau. accompanied on pianos By Misses
Tc.sic Carroll. ollie Burgess mdA.
Wynn, called fc"th rounds q ap.
l~,laaac.
Nj -s rccrc E,'arcli'don and
Wheeler rentiercJ HG.ianer :, eNceit1h;
creation Poet and Peasant ins;ru.
mental colo Gu PING, in a families:
luruucr and rc"e ~appiaudcd to III
echo
The essays OF the graduates Tert
an-rualiy :ne balm. r.nch above III.
ACREAGE school Girl csaay. Mis-
Christine Wheeler too for her sub
/ ioct "Cur Men # Mark: Mis- Farl'
.Spcck. "a Gc"lur" Hence Ms
I Norma Ruuc.., Make Your lltm'
! ;;oautiinl:" Miss Emma ROescr Hop
Never Dies" Miss Beatrice Marchil
don Tie ntden I cy-knowledge;
Mis- Tzssio Ca.iCl., Il varoSccuce o
Human Beauty All cyinced a finish
ed culture and high order OF inteI
,lectual ability.
Cur IalCyCn + ST. NiHce"ts,
by tie graduates was an c.isin'
poem whose rEythmCtic cadcnces Sti
~iinacr in the memOrT. II was sun
bby The class, having been adapted t
Emusic BY one of the members.
Gold medals were conferred o
these young ladies who have wo
from their dina Mater the hlghe
tokens OF her esteem.
Hartmar's glorious ave Mare
surg by Tie entire school, was 4 gran
! finale Of sweet .ud thrilling harmon
Rev. Father NcDermot. ~ oTa:'
of line presence, magnificent 70
and urGispuiCG crctoricc! chilly, {
;ivcrcd a ma:ierly address whi'
? showed the high culture which /!
sneaker las attained, gnd was istcn'
10 throughout with rapt atttaii"a.
/ -. Vincent MS ciascd . NEST n
s~ccssfu! wear. Eavin= left noih:i
c ,rudcrc tc Advance the standard
Il the curriculum, her i~iitv-fourth amt
!, commencement fad her as IN I
! past. fully able Ia compete with t
most progressive schools OF tile We
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