The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-02
ST. MARY's HOME CHILDREN.
Interesting Closing Exercises of the
School.

Interesting Closing Exercises of the
School.
The closing exercises Of the school at
the st. Marys Home were held at the
home yesterday afternoon. The exer-
cises were largely attended by the friends
of the institution, and proved very en-
joyable. An interesting programme was
rendered.
Greeting song. Come Away"
Catechism, fourth class.
Recitation. Kitchen Utensils5' little
ones.
Song. The whippoorwill."
Spelling. fourth class.
Recitation, Teaching Dolly" Maize
Costello.
Geography. third class.
Song, kissing Papa Through the Tel
ephone"
Recitation. 1.-The Telegram" Marie VIII
son.
Song. Listen to the woodbird's Song"
Arithmetic, second class.
Recitation, Thirteen at Last" Julia
Song. you Can't Play in Our Yard
Anymore"
Recitation. Georgia. Josie sheahan.
Contest in spelling.
Recitation, THE Common Chord" Ka-
tie WaiKer
OlslIlDullon OF TOWARDS.
Address, Very Rev. +. Cafferty, V. G.
Song, "Good-by."
The children made an excellent showing
in their studies. Their drawing and needle
work was very fine, and would have done
credit to children twice their age. Josie
Sheehan's recitation of Georgia" was
gem. The recitation, Teaching Dolly"
by Maizie Costello, the baby of the school,
was very amusing great deal of credit
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tainment afforded the children and patrons
of the home.
The prizes were awarded as follows:
Premium for plain sewing, drawn for
by Agnes Wilson, Nellie Baya, May Sulli-
van, Julia Chavet and Josie Sheahan, won
by Nellie Baya.
Gold coin for catechism, donated by Rev.
L. Bazin contested for among the primary
pupils, and won by Nellie Baya.
A premium drawn for among the babies
for trying to be good. won by Alice Coates.
Prize for freehand drawing, drawn for
by Laurie Harrens, Agnes Allen. Bertha
Suffer. Marie Sheahan. Mary O'ConnOr
and Annie Suffer. won by Agnes Allen.
Gold coin for Christian doctrine do
mated by Rev. l. Bazn drawn for by
Agnes Straiten and Marie Sheahan, won
by Marie Sheahan.
Gold coin for mathematics donated by
Rev r. +. Kennedy of Atlanta, drawn
for by Laurie Harrens, Agnes Allen, Ag-
mes Straiten, Marie Sheahan, Bertha Sui
ter Annie Chavel, Annie Sulter and Mary
O'Connor. WON by Mary O'Connor.
Gold coin for needlework donated by the
Sisters of Mercy st. Vincent's Acad-
envy, drawn for by Misses Katie Broder-
iok, Agnes Straiten, Marie Suffer, Agnes
Allen, Bertha Suffer, Marie Sheahan, An
ME Suffer. Katie Mullen, Annie Chavel,
Katie Walker and Mary OConnor, won by
Katie Mullen.
Gold coin for domestic economy, do
mated by Sisters of Mercy, st. Joseph's
Inhrmary, drawn for by Kate Sanches,
Laurie Harrens. Agnes Straiten, Marie
Sheahan, Mary Granger and Annie Sui
ter, won by Marie Sheahan.
Gold coin for Improvement in studies,
donated by Miss Coniff of Augusta Ca,
was drawn for by Misses Agnes Straiten,
Marie Sheahan, Laurie Harrens, Bertha
Suffer. Agnes Allen, Annie Sulter, Jennie
Murphy, Annie Chavel, Mary O'Connor,
Marie Suffer, Katie Mullen and Elizabeth
Counihan, won by Annie ChaveI.
The gold pen prize for penmanship, do
mated by Miss Mamie Mcintyre, drawn for
by Misses Bertha Sulter, Agnes Allen,
Laurie Harrens. Annie Suffer, Annie Cha
vel, Agnes Wilson, Julie Enright and May
Sullivan, was won by Annie Chavel
The gold medal for department, donated
by Very Rev. f. Cafferty, V. G., was
awarded Miss Agnes G. Straiten.
Vote for mo Fence" tomorrow and
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