Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-20
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION SCHOOL
The Girls Present an Excellent Pro-
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Metzerotts Hall was crowded yesterday
afternoon by a large audience. assembled
to witness the commencement exercises of
the Immaculate Conception School. At 3
o'clock Misses NJ DIVERS, NJ. Mccarthy. c.
Becker and NJ. Mangan. playing at two
pianos. began the music OF a march, aided
by the members OF Prof. Scharfs Juvenile
orchestra. and the pupils took their places
en- the stage. The senior vocal class then
rendered Before the Sun Awakes the
Morn after which the gold medals were
delivered TO the graduates, Misses Mary
Saneil, Lily t. Forsyth. Nina Mars and
Catherine Mull,ly. These four young ladies
tSnteo ne Graduates Choice" with Miss
Louise ID. Leeds representing The Angel
OF Time. The Harvest Drill" was given
by the junior girls. who made some very
pretty evoiutions with sickies and drinking
Grimes gave "Tancredi" as an INSTRUMENTAL
trio. When the Cows Come Home" a hu-
morous chorus recita ton, Was given by
twenty young ladies Of the intermediate
eiocutfon class. after which the orchestra
gave the Passion Flower March.
HonOrs Conferred.
The honors were then conferred by
Father Fletcher upon the successful pupils
In the senior and intermediate classes
Those who received them were:
First senior ciass-Prize medal for mathe-
mates. Miss Louie Dale Leeds: department
medal. Miss Agnes McKsnny Second class
Medal for excellence In lessons Miss Laura
DeNeale: medal for observance OF school
rules. Miss Matte Gaegier OF division A.
intermediate class.
Second divisicn-Prize medal for mathe-
MATES. Miss Margaret Moore: for excel
ienee In lessons. Miss ciarissa Edmonston
Division b dn.ermediate)-Class medal to
Miss Mary Mccarthy. Division C-Medal
Mary Foley.
class Of little people afforded great
amusement and won the emphatic applause
OK the very large audience by their inc
performance In the Gossip Drill" which,
as may be inferred. was intended as a hit
al certain phase Of human character 10
De round In most communities.
Misses L. 7. Forsyth. L. DeNeale
MARI and {. Allen. with the orchestra. rem
oereo q line instrumental selection, FRI
aonem Gaiop by Labitzky. a piano duet
arranged for orchestral accompaniment and
fa.her Fletcher then announced the iunior
follows: Soefeo as
o Medal for lessons and department, Miss
Loretto sullivan opnior class; for deport
msnt primary. Alice Sullivan.
Inc christian doctrine gold medals uero
AWARDED TO Misses Mia Mari and Mar
CaThs,,n ,or nom composition. gold medal to Miss
.atnarhe Mullsly; for painting. gold medal
70 Miss Lily Forsyth: for regular attend
snee In choir. Blanche Young: Townsand
soio medal Tor elocution, to Mae FifeI !.
SEQ SesSna premium. Nina MARI. An inter
neaiste class medal to Rose Keeling: sec
ono premium. to Matte Gaegier and Agnes
Scanlon. Senior class music medal 70 Fan
Srimes: intermediate CA) class. for i'm
PStme snca IN music; medal to Mary Ma
junior class medal. Madeline Kengla: Sec,
ono premium, May King Intermediate
e, nS class medal to Annie Cox: sec
ton class medal. to Marie Mcguire: second
premium Blanche Becker Intermediate
SA class composition medal, Miss Rose
Premiums in music. PAINTING nas,s, No
awarded to Nina Mari. Lily Forsyth' Mae
Ffneld. Edith Grimes. Blanche Fffeld. Laura
DeNeaiS; Mabel -Latimer. Agnes Mari.
Clara Clara. Alien. Mary Murphy. Lily ManEan.
yard. Alice Gray. Clarissa Edmonston.
Margaret Murphy. Margaret Moore. Mamie
Lingebaek. Winnie Fealey. Lillian Keefe.
aslsaret s Dsspers, Mary Mccarthy. Clara
May Melting. Mamie Mangan, May King
Marie Mcguire. Lovett O'Sullivan. Marie
Maxwell and Lillian Ffneid
Other Exercises.
A number Of young ladies gave an allie
goricai representation, THE Tournament of
ldylcourt." Producing some beautiful tab
leaux. A class OF very little girls then
sang Under the Old Umbrella" with great
effect Each singer had a huge japanese
parasol mandolin quartet. consisting of
Misses NJ. McGrath. E. Crimes D. Fffield
and NJ. Maxwell assisted by Miss B. Fffield
On the harp, rendered the "Nightingale's
Song" Rev. S. F. Ryan delivered a brief
address. and the Juvenile choir and orches-
ira closed the exercises by a concerted
number. The orchestra was composed of
twenty performers. ranging in age appar-
lows: Violins-Misses NJ Ftfeld, E. Grimes.
NJ. kengta. NJ. Calhoun. r. Pyies, N. King,
l.. Sullivan, NJ. Mcguire, Master ]. Mohler:
cornet-Master A. Mohler: cello-Miss L.
NJ. Maxwell. ID. Fffeld, E Grimes; harp
Miss b. Fffield; triangles-Misses A. LLOYD.
+. Melting and A. Scanlon: orchestra bells