The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-13

Mount do CIantal witnessed titting
CloGo Of very aucCossful year In thia
inmous institution. both as to tho high
standard OF excellence attained by tho
pupils and in tho largo attendance. As
usual this event in tho schools history
was both entertaining and enjoyable,
and tho largo audience that filed tho
spacious hall to ovcrllowlng WAS delight.
oil beyond measure with tho cxcellont
programme rendered. Tho audience
was y remarkable Quo from moro than
ono standpoint. 1t was patiently and
intorestcdly attentive, which Involved
severe strain OH tho physical nature Of
thoso in the gathering on account OF the
warmth Of tho weather. 1t was also
sirCulary apprcciativc andintelligently
responsive.
Tho exercises were hold in the after
noon. Shortly uitcr o'clock special
train OF six cars in charge oi Captain
Charles Ball, and flied 10 its utmost
capacity, left tho Baltimore Il Ohio
depot and conveyed tho guests to the
acsdemy grounds. Many wero loath to
leave the charming surroundings out OF
doors for the hal. where tho exercises
woro held, and for this reason the exer-
cises were not commenced nntll
O'Clock.
Mc4srs. Wingortcr. Kennedy and
Carenbsuor very gracefully looked after
the seating OF tho guests.
There wero two graduate, OF the
English course this year, Misses Birdie
Wolf, OF PlQun, o.. and Miss Hattie A.
Sim, of Now York City. 4 full list OF
tho prize winners for proficiency in tho
various branches OF study Ia appended
below.
The hail and stage wero beautifully
decorated with palms, pOtted plants and
towors, which added much to tho
beauty OF tho scene. Seated on the
ssage wCre Bishop Donahue and Rev.
Father Conner. who presented the
prizes to the pupils in brief and grace
lul addresses. Visiting clergy from
other citios occupied seats reserved ior
them in the front row.
Tho pupiis were the recipients OF
floral tributes from their friends and
admirers, while many received moro
substantial testimonials OF admiration
and GsieGu.
At tho opening strains OF tho ever
heau:iful Taunhauser march all OF the
pupils filed ia and arranged themselves
on the stage, and tho exercises began.
Tho following programme was rendered.
tho numbers being iuterspessed by the
awarding OF prizes:
Pmn0'-Mi>sc5 Mary Kenny. Katherine
GlcaSoa Ada Nankiti. Florence Cm-
berger
voins = Misses GGacyIevo Moran.
frances Sullivan. Grace PollaCE.
Katherine O'liTyGn.
Welcome, grGtlv Primrose Pnsutt
sO!i-MiSs Marsarct Leo. Miss Katherine
BfEcc.
Chorus-Thc Glass.
ESsay-Untuihllcd Dreams. .....-...H A. Sim
Miss Hattie y Sim.
Miss Emma Connolly.
Violin FauASiC-OinciiD Snsclcc
Miss Gcnevluye Moran
Eccitatlon-laIladc Of Cas,aat!Ea lirown.....:.
.....-...":..........., ......: ..."Carebus Grccn
Miss GcnrvlGYe Thomas.
Rccitniiyc and CAIatinG--l lnspiIcz Mo!-La
Reiuc dc Saba. ............ -............Gounod
Miss Mary LrGb5.
Mis- r iSy "cr e'''i''1'
ESSny-TriCd By Fire. c..."..-...-".......r....H VOL
e,.,ac,,,. Miss h'Fa!e Noi' c,,,,,,,,o
''''' Miss Ida RIcs. s.''''''
Caya;inC .........:.......
,,,.,, ci.nmsISs.p"%m LOT 'o'i! S,olin'' c,,,-,,
''''''' Crls. foIiSrs SaIherips d gryan,
Rcc;ation-Thc Jockeys Sniy ,.......,,.....:.
t-ia Mee'eF WILCOX
rmnrop,,i ' an i'iSl'O' IL '4s,'''sNe"' scbuhsr.
Miss Ada yNUErk.
Stmt.chous0Thc spanish Gyp'y ;..;;.:. .;., ihs'en
nI Snp--,iIssC. I Er" 4; F;shr- T.
Sullivan.
lst Al'oINIS'es H. Brace, X. Gleason.
o. tf,o'N,iis.o.r: r: Sin, q cr,.r,,
The Fcri a, The Gates ot iNrnIsc c...........Mooro
rani2nimS-.Ii!ss Julia Weleh.
TIi" lcc5mHa"i,ncn: Hi,G1o 20 Wi;, yii vooEiy
Duo Briil.Gnta-pCr TcIrtrna,iS. S.........Straus
pIa9n'-Ms' Emi!y Pollock. Miss Grace
i''''s"
Tho performance ol Inc young laGles
showed rare ability. Ihe musical por-
'lon OF the programme was undor the
direction OF Pro!. II. schockey, and was
carried out in most artistic manner.
Tho literary numbers, while 0rioi, were
admirable, m attractive nHd commenda'
bio teatnre being tho practical charac-
tor OF tho topics treated and tho absence
OF tho usual strained verDiaGe 90 prova-
lon. on such OCCASION.
Tho chorus: welcome. Pretty l'rim-
rose" woa sung with spirit, and tho
voices well blended. Ihe solo, ny MISE
Mnrgnrot Loo, OF l'lttsburGh, plain
tive ballad, formed pretty contrast 10
tho bright chorua. Miss Loos voice ia
pure and vibrant, though delicate, and
shc RinTl III charming style.