Evening star., 1896-06-19
IMMACULATE CONCEPTION.
Diplomas and HOnOrs Conferred Il
the Boys Department..

the Boys Department..
The commencement exercises of the
boys department CT Immaculate Concep-
ton School took place last evening in I'm
maculate Conception Hall. n street near
1th street northwest, and the distribution
of medals to these in the highest room
ar premiums to various members of the
other classes at the same place this MORN
ing.
The program rendere last evening was
as follows: Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night" the Georgetown Orchestra, "Salu-
tatory,' William Horgan: Come, Join the
Merry Dance" the school choir. composed
of Thomas Birney Edward Diver Maurice
Fitzpatrick, William Forsyth. Edward
Frawley, Joseph Frawley, Robert Graf
Wm- Hickey James Heany, Cassn Howard,
John Howard. James Kennedy. George
Kleine Louis Lochboehler, Frank Lynch,
John Lynch. Thomas Lynch, Gardner
I-eitin. Antony Leitin, Joseph McDermott,
George Melting, Ernest Peak, John Peak
and John Sullivan. sopranos; Leo Carroll.
William Crawford, Louis Crollard John
Barker, John Boyland. Frank Dunn VIM.
Dunn. Raymond Dunigan, Edward Horsan.
William Horgan, Louis Munnell, Frank
Jones. Bernard Kelly John Kelly Terry
Mcmahon. Walter Reynolds, Frank Roche
and Richard Williams. altos: Louis Crown
Edmund Reith. Joseph Roth. James Mari
tenors. and George Angelo, William Deery
John Foley. John German, Arthur Marr and
Walter Williams, bassos; recitation ..The
Dead Sailor John Wilson: ..Murnuring
Sea, trio. Frank Lynch, Louis HunnelI and
John Wilson: lecture. Geese Alexander
Clarke; Blacksmith" exercise song the
Minims: recitation. Little Dick Gerald
NJ Egan: operetta, THE Blind Beggars''
characters, Zach. Morgan, Cassin Howard.
Buiiles: John Lynch; selection from Robin
Hood: orchestra: dumb bell exercise. sec
ond room athletes: recitation and song The
rag, Junior orators and the school choir:
Under the Double Eagle orchestra; COM
Discovery of America Tin verse; Daniel
Slattery; Come. Rise With the Lark" Sc
lect school choir: recitation "The Book
Agent. E. A. Reith; Mazurka. "Russe,''
Flow" duet. William Hickey and ]. b.
Barker.
The principal number and one of the hest
features of the evening was drama in one
act by Dr. Maurice Francis Egan of the
catholic University. entitled "Arden's
Rosary: or. the Rising of the Moon" The
scene was laid in a guerrilla camp on the
Potomac river near Arlington Va, and the
time during General McClellan's Campaign
before Richmond. The cast was: Captain
Edward Arden. L. s. A. A N. Mari: Cap
tain tain Tom ON OF ''Crawford's Tigers John Cor
man: Ted. drummer hoy in ..Crawford's
Tigers, Daniel Slattery; sentinel of
"Crawford's Tigers Louis Crown; bugIer
soldiers. etc: Medley" and Good Night
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cheStra.
HOnors Conferred.
Gold medals were this morning conferred
as follows: For general excellence, to
Arthur N. Marr. who received one also
for proficiency in Shorthand and typewrit-
ing. and to David Dunigan and James H.
Marr for Christ titan doctrine.
Silver medals were awarded to Raymond
DUNCAN for Christian doctrine and to Wal
ter Williams for punctual attendance
Book premiums were distributed as fol-
lows: High class-A. N. Mari E. A. Reith,
William Deery, John Mccarthy, John Cor
man. First class-Robert Graf John Fo-
ley. Thomas S,ffell. James Marr, Walter
Williams. william Forsyth, Daniel Slat-
terry, Louis Crown. John Barker Second
class-Jauies White. Raymond Dunigan,
Joseph Roth, Richard O'Connor, Terry Nc
Mahon, Frank Jones, William Horgan
William Dunn, John Murphy, William kel-
". Third room, first class-George Angelo,
Richard Williams, Leo Carroll, Maurice