The record-union., 1894-12-21
GIRL GRADUATES AZ ST. JOSEPH'S.
Musical and Literary Entertainment at
the Academy.
An Excellent Programme Prepared by
the Sisters and Rendered by
Their Pupils.

The inclemency of the weather did not
prevent large number of people from
attending the musical and literary enter
tainment given at st. Joseph's Academy
last evening. The occasion was the clos
ing exercises Of the term.
The assem- bly-room, where the exer-
cises took place, was tastefully decorated.
The entertainment was fully up to the
high standard Of excellence for which the
academy has been noted for many years,
and reflected credit on both the teachers
and their pupils. The audience was
greatly pleased, as was manifested by the
liberal applause bestowed on the young
misses. The programme was as follows ::
LA Male des Indes," Misses McGrath,
Henderson, FIaherty, keeie, King, W hite,
Lynn, Norton, Fitzgerald, Weadick, Den
yer and Buchman.
The Band" Senior Singing Class.
"The Flag of Washington" recitation,
Second Elocution Class.
First Love Redoway," Misses Rhu-
staller, BOylan Talbot, Z. and i. % Brien,
Rowan, hite, Farley, Fitzgerald, Fer
reler, WoOdall, Barrett.
"DoIly's Lullaby" Baby Vocalists.
Elaine" Misses Rydberg, Sheehan,
Cassidy, Breuuer, Dean, Brcnner, Shee-
han, Gildersleeve, o. Brien, Dunphy,
Hassett and Donnelly.
The Hen With One Chicken" recita-
ton, Third Elocution Class.
The International Drip was a charm
ing feature of the entertainment, each
nation being represented by four young
ladies. Those participating were: HoI-
land, Misses Kelly, BrOnner, Trow-
bridge. Lawson; Puritan N. E.), Misses
Sumner. Burke, Thompson, Schuck;
Ireland, Misses Sheehan, Dunn, Dunphy,
" Brien; Germany, Misses Won Hatten,
Pickett, Norton, Coughlin; Scotland,
Misses NJ. Hughes, Carroll. e, Hughes,
KEEPER; Switzerland, Misses McGinty.
Waters, Sumner, Heisch; France,
Misses Cassidy, CoppersnIith, SernIonet,
nippon; Spain, Misses AZevedo. Feeney,
K. Azevedo, Warner; Columbia, Miss
Therese kydberg.
Come, Nise with the Lark" vocal
duo, Elementary Class.
"Galop Marche," by twenty-four per-
formers, Misses Sheehan, kydberg,
Gildersleeve, U Brien. Sheehan, Cassidy.
Donnelly, Hughes, Breuner, Dunphy,
Iouhey, Waters, Bronner, Coughlin,
Mcdonald, Thompson, Kelly, hassett,
Azevedo, Sermonet, Diviny, KEEPER,
Dolan.
humorous dialogue, Wont You Come
Out aud Play" a. Boylan and Ia
Brown.
"LeReligieux ct POiseau." instru-
mental SOLO, Miss X. Sheehan; EN-
NETS Last Words" vocal solo and quar-
tet, Senior Singing Class.
"Polly's Christmas" recitation and
glee. Elementary EIocution Class.
The Blacksmith" instrumental trio,
Misses tlaherty, Boylan, King, G..
O' Brien, Rowan, Michael, Kelly, Talbot.
l.. King, 4. O'Brien, Butler, Fetherston,
Burke, Fitzgerald, keefe, Conway,
Hardy and Reed.
Hughes, Dunphy, Won Hatten, Sheehan
and Dunn.
Somebody" recitation, Miss Kate
Murphy.
sonata Pathetique," instrumental
solo. Miss t. Rydberg.
The Witches Flight" Misses ThomD-
son, McGrath, Norton, Weadick, Pick EFT.
burke, Feeney, l.. Weadick, Raught,
AZeyedo, Lawson and Sermonet.
christmas Cantata"-Angels and NOR
tails. senior and junior singing classes:
solos, Miss Is. Dunn; recitations. Misses
Il. Sheehan, X. McGinty. NJ. Touhev.
NJ. Hughes. \. Dunphy, Il. Won Hatten.
K. Sheehan; sages, Misses Hughes, Kei-
per and Carroll! shepherds, Misses Cas-
sidy, Hassett and Coppersmith.
La Pardon de Ploermal.r on two
pianos, Misses RyG berg and Sheehan.
''Pd Letter from Papa" by the ele-
mentary singing class.
Comic recitation, "He Wanted to
Apologize" first elocution class.
Song, The Flag Of Our Nation.n
senior singing class.
Salute TO the Flag"
The honors were then conferred on the
graduates by one OF the clergymen pres
ent, who delivered an address to lhe
young ladies that was replete with whoIa-
some instruction and advice.
The Grad uateS' Farewell' was then
sung and the audience dismissed. The
school viii reopen on the 7tn OF Jannarv