Evening star., 1895-06-15
CONNIE MENCEMENTT TIME
Closing EXERCISES Of Georgetown
Acade@Ni:.of Visitation.
MEDALS AMI HONORS AWARDED
A Long List ;ofsPremiums to Those
in the, Other Classes.
ST. ETER'S SCH DOL

A very large audience was present yes
terday afternoon at the closing exercises OF
the Academy of the Visitation, George
town. There is a charm about the attrac-
ticns of these events at the historic old con-
vent which increases as the years come
close to its century mark. After the musical
program, Rev. Father Daugherty OF
Geor getown University delivered the pre-
miums, while Father Fox read the list of
awards. The graduating medals We're con-
ferred upon Miss Marie Hayes, St Louis
Mo-; Miss Maude Cleary, Washington; Miss
May Warde, Brooklyn, N. y; Miss Adelaide
Ten Eyck, Lansing, Mich; Miss Josephine
Egan, st. Paul, Mimi; Miss Bernadette
Kelly, Minneapolis, and Miss Florence
Nicholson, Ottawa Ill.
The principal honors Of the senior class
We're awarded as follows:
The Loretta medal, for general excellence
of department and scholarship, given by a
former pupil, was awarded to Miss Egan.
Senior class-Medals for department con-
ferred on Misses Cleary Warde, Ten Eyck,
Egan, Kelly and Nicholson.
First honors-First class, for scholarship
and department conferred on Misses Mary
B. Cover, Katherine Kirby, Louise Smed-
ley, Margaret Burne, Marie Scanlan, Flor
theE and Mary Shea. For department and
second in scholarship, Misses Elizabeth
Crawford and Florence Roche. For de-
pertinent, Miss Laura Donnelly.
Silver medals for department, Misses Sa-
1ah Coleman, Pauline Wilcox, Rose May
and GeneVieve Gallagher.
Crowns for good conduct, Misses Inez
jones and Edna Jones.
Medal for Christian doctrine given by
Mrs. Marion Cutting of New York, award
ed to Josephine Egan. First premium,
Maude Cleary and Bernadette Kelly; sec
ond premium, Marie Hayes and Florence
Nicholson.
lles-lettres-Premiun, Bernadette Kel-
ly, Maude Cleary, Josephine Egan, May
Warde and Florence Nicholson.
Medal for intellectual philosophy, given
by Mrs. Harriet Lane Johnston, awarded
to Maude Cleary; premium exaequo. jose
phine Egan; first premium, Bernadette kel-
ly. May Warde, Adelaide Ten Eyck.
Medal for natural sciences, given by Mrs.
Katherine Moran Hendrie Of Detroit, Mich,
awarded to May Warde; first premium,
Bernadette Kelly Josephine Egan and
Maude C!eary; second premium, Adelaide
Ten Eyck, Marie Hayes and Florence Rich
olson.
Medal for ancient and modern history,
given by Mrs. William H. Lee of St Louis,
Mo-, awarded to Bernadette Kelly; pre-
MUM. Josephine Egan, Maude Cleary and
May Warde. ;
First classes medal for Christian doctrine,
given by the late Mrs. William F. Hamln
Cover; first premium, Josephine Wathen,
Margaret Burne, Mary Shea, Mary Vhay
and Marie Scanlani second premium, Flor
ence Roche and Laura Donnelly.
Rhetoric, literature and omposition-Pre-
MUM. Elizabeth Crawford, Mary B. Cover,
Katherine Kirby, Louise Smedley, Margaret
Burne. Mary Nhay and Florence Roche.
Sciences-First premium, Louise Smedley,
Katherine Kirby, Mary B. Cover, Florence
Cheney and Josephine Wathen.
History and geography-First premium.
Katherine Kirby, Louise Smedley. Florence
Cheney, Margaret Burne, Mary Shea, Marie
y,l1y, nr,1 ATpry
Laura Donnelly, Florence Roche and Eliz-
abeth Crawford. q
Oil paintng-Premium, Florence Bowles,
Blanche Langan, Mary O'Brien and Elsie
Towso1.
Water colors-First premium, Mary Coul-
son and Annabel Brazelton; second pre-
MUM, Margaret Burne.
Second class-Ffrst premium, Florence
Bowles and Julia Ashford: second pre-
MUM, Florence Cheney.
Third class-First premium, Josephine
Egan: second premium. Mary O'Bren and
Dorothy Flynn.
China painting-First premium, Florence
Bowles and Annabel Brazelton; second pre-
MUM, Rernadette Kelly.
Second class-First premium, Marie Car
ry; second premium, Helen Scheller and
Viola Horgin.
Pen and ink notwithstanding. Char
lotte O'Connor
Crayon drawing-First class-Premiun1,
Julie Ashford
Third class-Premium, Sarah Fleming;
distinguished, Margaret Shea.
Fourth class-First premium, Martha AL
drich; second premium. Lucy McKenna;
distinguished, Helen Southgate.
Studies in charcoal-Premium, Helen
-Scheller.
Plain sewing-First class-Premium, Mary
Shea, Christine Herters and Helen South
gate.
Second class-Premium, Miss Martha AL
drich.
Housek ,eoing-Premium. Elizabeth Craw-
ford, Mary Shea, Mary B. Cover, Florence
Cheney, Florence Roche, Marie Scanon,
Josephine Wathen, Margaret Burne, Mar
garet Shea, Joanna McQuail, Mary O'Brien
Elna Renfro, Inez Jones and Edna Jones.