The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-06-14

SuhiNuh III the violin duo showed tho
tosuls OF conscientious application and
delighted tho audience.
Iho yalodictoriRn, Miss Lillian Taylor,
mon delivered hor delicate tribute Of
IoVo and gratitude to tho sisters aud her
c!aaslnateS, with q voice full OF e1prea
sion and sympathy, mud the concluding
number, the aoml.chorus, "IIoly Christ.
mas Might" WIS sung. The voices OF
tho nino young ladies who composed tho
chorus blended beautifully, and Mt tho
conclusion OF tho song there WINS an out
purHt Of applause from tho audience.
which showed how thoroughly 1t had
been appreciated.
BISHOP DosAnuE.
This completed tho programme, but
before tho audience was dismissed
Bishop Donahue addressed tho young
lndIOs OF tho academy and tho assembled
eueSts briefly. Tho bishop was in IL
happy mood anil HE remarks wore
much enjoyed. Ito began by snying
that no spoke from stern scn.c OF
duty and not for fun. "rIlo judgment
Of the court is," said he, 'you have Lonc
vol, and tho court hereby scntGncea
you 10 twelve wcoka holiday without
labor. Laughter and applause. l
think | express the sentiment OF all
present whom l say all urc delighted
With what they have hoard this altar
noon" The bishop congratulated the
Sisters On tho success OF tho institution,
paid q glowing tribute to its past
achievements, aud predicted glorious
future Tor 1t.
Continuing, no addressed himself to
tho young IHdios Of tho institution.
Taking tho clues motto for u toxt-
"n6bis@e dbIiqe"-he spoke for n tow
minutes on tho nobility Of manhood
and womanhood, and Of tho stern duties
OF lie. Ills remnrks wero interspersed
with amusing anecdotes aud witty allu.
sions, In illustration oil tho points he
made.
At tho conclusion OF tho bishops ad-
drcse. the audience dispersed, and the
commencement Dry Of 1904 was over.
III DISTRIBUTION.
Following Is list Of tho prlzos award
ed aud delivered during tho afternoon:
Tho highest honors OF tho school,
consisting Of n blue ribbon with II silver
medal, arc awarded for excellence in
department and s,udics in tho senior
second clnss, to Miss Birdie Wolf. OF
Piqua. o.
10 the scnior fourth class, to. Miss
Alice McLane, OF Wcst Union, W. Va
FIRST PRIZES.
In tho senior second class, to Miss
Franccs Tiornoy, Of Weston, W. Va.
In the senior, third class, Misses
Stella Loughnsy, OF Pittsburgh, Pa.
Hattie Sim, OF New York City; Ruth
Weldon, Of Pittsburgh, Pa; Ruth
Wolf, OF Piqua, O.; Genovieve Moran,
Of Pittsburgh, Pa. ; Mary Grub, Of
Wheeling, W. Va; Louisa Flach, Of
Allegheny, Pa; Adelo Wertheimer. OF
New York City; Carolyne Wertheimer,
Of New York City; Geucvieve Thomas,
Of Leayenworth, Kas.; Gertrude Sim,
OF New York City.
In epecial studies OF senior third
class, to Miss Catherine Berry, OF Leay.
euworth, Kus.
In senior fourth class, to Misses Mar.
garet Jepsou, Of Wheeling, W. Va;
Katherine Gleason, OF Hontzdule. Pa.
Gertrude Fisher, OF Wheeling, W. Va;
| Marsarents Sullivan, OF Lock Haven. Pa.
Emma Kirk, OF Evanaton. ILL.,; Katho-
rinc Walsh, OF Baltimore, Nd; Margaret
Leo, Of PittsburR, Pa.
In the middle first class. to Misses
Mary Cody, Of Chicago. Ill; Bertha
Wehrle, Of %Charleaton. ". Va. =; Eugo-
mia Waterhouse, OF Wheeling, w. Va.
In the middle second class, to Missos
Glare Haudlan, Of Wheeling, ". Va. T.;
Grace Pollack, Of Wheeling, W.. Va f.;
Bertha Reese. Of Claysville, Pa: Emily
Pollock, OF Wheeling. W. Va.
In tho middle third class, To Misses
Blanche Haudlnu, OF Wheeling, W. Va
Emma Reymarn, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
Mary McHenry, Of Cumberland, Md.
Josephine Warehouse, Of Wheeling,
W. Va
SECOND FRIES.
In the sonlor second clRas to Mise!
! Fannie Sullivan Of Washington, b. O.;
Ida Rice, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
In tho senior third class TO Mlsaos
Nora O'Brieu, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
Elizabeth Comba. OF Fort Yates, Oak.
In tho senior fourth class to Misses
Henrietta Harper, OF Wheeling, ". Va.
Eleanor McCracken, OF fredericksburg,
Va. Mary Reilly. OF Wheeling. w. Va;
Ethel Ewing, Of Whesliug, W. Va.
Augusta briggs, Of Bridgeport, Ohio
Louise Sontutn, Of Ravenna, Ohioi Con
erieve Ewing, OF wheeling. ". Va.
Anua Hoffman, Of Wheeling, W. Va.
In the middle class to Misses Mary
Kenny, Of Wheeling, W. Va; Edna
Selling, OF Dstroit Mich; Blanche
Louehnsy, Of Pittsburgh, Pa; Minnie
Bishop. OF Cameron, W. Va; Caroline
Jnmison, OF Baltimore Nd; Katherine
Bruce, OF W%eatherford. Texas.
In tho middle second class to Misses
Clara Welty, otWhcelinc. W. Va Julia
Sullivan, Of Lock Haven, Pa; Sophie
Stoinmetz, Of Wheeling, W. Va, Blanche
Kelly, of Warren, Pa. Kate O'Brlen, oil
Atlanta. Ga. Mona Crogan, OF Camden,
". Va ; Margaret Cumiskoy, OF Bailey:
Mills, O.; Grace Maxwell, Of Wes;
Union. W. Va, Josephine Reilly, oil
Wheeling, W. Va
In tho middle third class to Missc'
Eliza Speidel, Of Wheeling, WA. May
O'Brien, OF Atlanta, Gu; May DellO
Ashmore, OF Washington, Pa; Kate
Fleming, OF Wheeling, W.. Va; May
Belio Howell, OF Elm Grove, W. Va
Jane Mcars, OF Martins Ferry, o. An
gela Fceny, Of Wheeling, ". Val Du'
iah Booth, OF Wheeling, ". Va; Elsie
Gundltns, Of Wheeling, W. Va. Fannie
Wheat, OF Wheeling, W. Va
In The division OF middle third class