The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1894-06-29
CLOSING EXERCISES



FIRST EVENINGS ENTERTAINMENT.
1t was again our pleasure on last We'd
nesday night, to attend the closing exer-
cises of the convent and boys parOchial
school of this city, under the manage
mcnt of the Sisters Marianites of Holy
Cross As is their usual custom consid-
cradle time was spent and patience expe-
rienced by these good sisters in prepara-
ton for the exercises, and the audience,
which was large, the hall being crowded
to its fullest capacity, was delighted from
first to last,
We would like to take up the program
in rotation aud give each and everyone
the notice their merits deserve, but as
our limited space will not permit of this,
we will have to be content with giving
mere synopsis of the most deserving
parts and those showing the greater prog
ress. The entertainment was opened with
music, and this part of the exercises was
remarkably good throughout the evening
The opening 4-hand piece, alag of Hon
or" by Misses Dry and Reinauer, was ex-
cellent, as was also the fOur-hand waltz,
by Misses y. Schwing and A, Crowley !;
the Polka by Miss II. FOunet; "Pretty
as Pink, ski hand, Misses z. Schwing,
c. Reims and A, Crowley, and the four
hand qnickstep by Misses NJ. gallagher
and II Miller, while the ones showing
the greater progress and MOI c interesting
on account of their being nOyices and the
youth Of the performers, were the Misses
Winnie and Annie Fnrquhar, In the Lilly
Waltz, and Minnie's Dream by little Miss
Pearl Keough.
''What Each Would Have" was very
characteristic Of the boy, and exhibited
the Juvenile wish to the letter but the
best, If not the pretties, was "Rebecca's
Triumph" which exhibited the fact that
our city has some excellent Blumbering
stage talent among the fair sex Of its
youth which only needs development.
This piece was characterized by the Misses
II. Miller, i. Schwing, NJ, gallagher,
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