Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-21
AT GEORGETOWN CONVENT
Additional List of Premiums Awarded 1t
the Commencement
The Vice President Too III to Delfver
the Awards-Pleasant Exercises
Mark the Event.

mere was large gathering yesterday
AFTERNOON to witness the distribution OF
premiums and closing exercises Of George
town Convent In the assemblage In the
music hall were many notable persons
Vice President Stevenson was present, and
would have awarded the honors and ad-
dressed the graduates had not a slight In.
disposition obliged him to leave the plat
form. In his absence Rev. Father Stat
ford made the address and presented the
awards to the pupils
In addition to the first honors Of the acad-
envy conferred upon the young lady grad
yates. whose names were published in yes
terday's Star. those who won medals and
premiums were: Miss Josephine Cobb of
Missouri received the gold medal for bellies
lettres given by Mrs Julius Walsh Of St.
Louis; the medal for intellectual philos-
ophy, given by Mrs. Harriet Lane John
ston; the medal in the class Of algebra and
practical geometry. given by Mrs Adele
S. Morrison of st. Louis: also first pre-
miums in bookkeeping. Latin and French
and Christian doctrine: second premium in
bookkeeping
Miss Pauletta Keena was awarded the
medal for Christian doctrine given BY
Mrs. Marion Cutting of New York; also
nrst premiums in vocal music, algebra and
geometry; second premiums In natural
sciences, ancient and modern history china
painting; distinguished In bellies lettres and
honorably mentioned in intellectual philos-
ophy.
Miss Lily Carr was awarded the medal
for natural science. given by Mrs Fred.
Grant: first premiums in Christian doc
trine, elocution. intellectual philosophy.
ancient and modern history; honorabiy
mentioned In arithmetic. distinguished In
bookkeeping: second premium in German.
Miss Lu Rec Dyer received the medal
for ancient and modern history. given by
Mrs. William H. Lee of St. Louis; first
premiums in Christian. doctrine, Intellectual
philosophy. algebra and geometry. natural
sciences. neatness and order. water colors:
distinguished in bookkeeping; second pre-
MUM in elocution.
Miss Margaret Moran received second
premiums in Christian doctrine, Intellectual
philosophy. ancient and modern history:
distinguished in bellies iettres and honorabi,
mentioned in natural sciences.
Miss Ella Briscoe was awarded second
premiums In Christian doctrine. bellies let
tres. intellectual philosophy. ancient and
modern history; honorably mentioned In
natural sciences.
Mss Irene LASER received second pre-
miums in bellies lettres. Intellectual philoso-
ply and natural sciences.
Silver medals for cerortrIent were award.
cd to Juanit1 Hewitt, Marie Hewitt. Mary
Manning. Many Clark. Sarah Kelly, Sarah
Coleman, Mary Casey, Louise Ward. A
crown for good conduct was conferred on
Miss Stella Bennett.
First honors OF the fist class for scholar
ship and department were conferred on Miss
May Warde, Miss Bernadette Kelly, Miss
Florence Nicholson. Miss Caroline vooe,
Miss Josephine Egan. Miss Annie Rrown.
low Miss Adelaide Ten Eyck. Miss Alice
Dunlevy, Miss Elizabeth Sinnott. For de-
pertinent and second fer scholarship--M Miss
Julia Winte:halter, Miss Eliza Kercheval,
Miss Marie Hayes. For depcrtment-Mtss
Maude Cleary, Miss Mabel Field, Miss Anna
Connolly and Miss Mary Lee.
The medal for Christian doctrine. given Gy
the late Mrs. William F. Hamiin Of De-
troit Mich. for the first class. was awarded
to Miss Bernadette Kelly of Minnesota.
The medal In the first class OF arithmetic.
given by Mrs. John I. Moran OF Detroit
Mich. was awarded TO Mis- Florence Roche
Of Massachusetts,