The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1895-06-21


time when all schools close and the long
looked for vacation time begins-occurs to-
dav at the Academy of the Visitation on
Fast second street, this city. and host of
Young ladies, after many months of hard
work, will 90 to their homes in city or
country, after having received medals and
premiums as indications of their advance
ment and application.
The exercises begin promptly at nine
o'clock. and will be- if one can Judge bv
what has gone before and an inspection of
the program, quite an interesting affair.
-Four Young ladies receive diplomas and
medals they are, Miss Maria Catalina
Major New York; Miss AWE Cornelia
Ofutt, Maryland; Miss Annie Lorretto
Hanlon District of Columbia Miss MYRTLE
Eulalia Gouldman, Virginia.
The number of pupils enrolled this wear
was one hundred and four, mainly from
Maryland, Dist. of Columbia, Virginia,
West Virginia, New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
with representatives from Tennessee, Gorgia
and other States; quite an increase over last
year.
The Institution is Catholic one. but
members of any denomination are received
and one of the most stringent rules of the
school is that forbiddng religious discus
sions.
The Academy of the Visitation was
founded in 1916, and since then has become
widely known as superior educational
college for young ladies, where pupils are
thoroughly instructed in elementary and
Intermediate knowledge, as we'll as in the
higher branches. Graduates from this
school are well fitted to adorn any sphere
or position in life which they may be called
upon TO occupy. Instruction in English
Latin, French, German, drawing painting,
housekeeping, instrumental and vocal mu-
sic, typewriting and stenOgraphy is given
by the Sisters of the Visitation, and they
are thoroughly competent to act in that ca
paeity, devoting, as they do, their entire
time to the proper tuition of those placed
under their charge.
The course of study is divided into
eight classes, viz primary, third interme-
diate, second ditto, first ditto, third senior
second ditto, first ditto, and last the grad
uating class. All the prominent and pop
ular textbooks are used, and in every re-
spect the service is on an equality with
that of the leading academies in the coun-
try
One of the great points of excellence
about this institution is the healthfulness
of its situation. The grounds are spacious
beautifully laid out in shade-trees and ma
ture's choicest flowers, and the scholars re-
ceive plenty of exercise. The entire building
Is always kept neat and attractive, inside
and out, and the discipline is firm but not re-
pugnant to refined sensibilities as found in
SOME colleges.
We are unable to give an exact account
OF the exercises, except as contained in the
accompanying program:
Entrance March. ................... Dielman.
First Piano-Miss Maria Catalina
Major.
Second Piano-Misses Maud Ent.
wistle and Elizabeth Manning.
Harps.-Misses Julia Grant and
Madeline English.
Violins.-Misses Lucy Eisenhauer,
Annie Hanlon and Mamie Eisen-
hauer.
Magnificent.-( (Chorus) ...... Emmerig.
The Glass.
Premiums in Christian Doctrine.
Vocal Quartet. .,............... Liszt.
Misses Albera Dixon, Myrtle Gould
man, Mary Dixon and Eliza Moor
Piano.-Miss Elizabeth Manning.
fastorale. ..... ...................H. Henkel.
First Vioin.-Miss Lucy Eisen-
hauer.
Second Violin.-Miss Annie Han
Ion.
Piano.-Miss NJ. Prince.
Ave Maria.-(Duet) e. Parlor Giorza.
Misses Myrtle Gouldman and Alma
Kelar.
Piano. Miss Annie Hanlon.
Grand March.-(Tannahauser) Wag-
ner
First Piano-Misses Annie Hanlon
and NJ. Catalina Major.
Second Piano.-Misses Mamie Eli
senhauer aud Maud Entwistle.
Premiums in Senior, intermediate and
Junior Glasses.
Chl Mi Frena.-(Duo) .........D .Donizetti.
Misses Lucy and Katie Eisenh auer.
Piano-Miss Madeline English.
All De Ballet. .............H. Il. wagner.
Mandolins.-Misses Annie Hanlon,
Mamie Eisenhauer, Mary Prince
and Bettina White.
Yiolin.-Miss Lucy Eisenhauer.
Harps.-Misses Madeline English
4 and Julia Grant.
> Pianos.-Misses Mercedes Murray
!, and Eleanor Jones.
y yoeal Solo. TORY.
Miss Alberta Dixon.
Piano.-Miss M. Catalina Major
HtglmentstOcher.... Donizettl.
FIRST Violin.-Miss Mamie Eisen-
hauer.
Second Violin.-Miss Annie Hanlon.
Plano.-Miss Mary Prince.
Premiums in Music, Painting, Lam
guages.
Vocal Chorus. ... Bolton.
Inc Little Ones.
flanos.-Misses Elizabeth Manning
ana M. Loretto Myer.
Harps.-Misses Julia Grant and An
. HE Grant
Nanl Nanlpa-lQuartet) ................ Herold.
FIRST Piano.-Misses Julia and An
=, ME Grant.
second Piano.-Misses Madeleine
ulE!nnlgllsh and Sallie Sellman.
"iiilam Tell. Braham.
MISS MISS Lucy Eisenhauer.
Flano.-Miss Julia Grant.
distribution of Medals and Honors.
no.ion M Oue... ..Dlelman.
siahos.-Miss Mamie Eisenhauer
and Marie Prince.
harps.-Miss Madeleine English and
TIM Julia Grant.
Ane star Spangled Banner,".