The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-24
THIRTY SECOND COMMENCE.
MENT.
A Most Successful Anniversary Of
st. Josephs's Academy.

The annual commencement of ST Joseph
! AcAd4my-ihe thirty second Of this exceilen
institution for the education and training o
girls and Young ladies-was held in tht
| Opera House Tuesday n orning. the exercise:
tesinning pTompts at IL O'Clock with Wei
eaud's &c A. R. March," 10 the accom- Psn
nent o. which the pupils of the scboo
fled or the stage from either w!cg and were
seated. The march WAS skilifully played by
MISSES Lizzie O'Connell, Nettie Rodgers aud
Gertrude L!nehsr.
Next came the hymn, ''Salve Regina
Mllera-by the members Of the choir
TIE annual Roll Of Honor was then read
By Rev Father John J. Monaghan, who very
gracefully discharged The difficult task O.
announcing the entire program.
Mgr Qlsler performed the pleasant duty
of awarding the medals aud prizes TO the
Young ladies' who were the fortunate recipi-
ents Of these honors.
The program cf the mornings exercises
were as follows:
Eutrance-"G A. R. March Weigand-
Misses Lizzie O'ConreIl, Nette Rodgers aud
Gertrude Lirehan.
Hymn-'Salve Regina-Millard-By the
nell
"Welcoce Song''-Simp!ician-By the
Pupils
The following Young ladies having at:ain-
ed IS per csrt. Of Roll Of Honor marks are
entitled to draw for special p!'ze
Misses Ceclle C'Couue!, Ars1ella Moses,
I. zzie O'Connell Gertrude Brown. Willie
Brown ard Mary Calder. Won by Miss
Gertrude Brown.
Diplomas Awarded Grsdua'es-Mi:ses
Cec,:e O'Coanell, Lo;;ie Farrell, Arstella
Moss AID M4rie Passaia:gre
Gold Medal awarded Miss Cecie O'Cor-
ue!l, for having at;aued the highest percent
aye in tie Grsduasing Glass.
SecorG Iiouor in class Miss Sus;e Rodgers.
Cruw.s awarded Misses Arahela Moses
and Ceciie O'Conneil.
Special TONER for Exemplary Department.
Awarded Miss Lizzie O'Conne!l.
Inst Q1artet-Belisa.io, Dorniz=tti--Misses
". Butman I. Murray, Bessie Jervey and
Louise Moses.
"Marche M;li,siee" Guitars-Nisses
Pret;o Lockw cod and Willie Brown.
Spanish Dauce"-Two Guitars-Misses
C. OConneIl ani S. Rodgers.
instrumental Qlartet-'Jenuesse Doree -
Wels-Msses L. O'Connel, Netlie Rodgers,
Pretto and Gena Lockwood.
A ''Gold Medal - To be drawn
for by pupils obtaining s5 per cent.
Misses Cecile O'Conneil, Lizzie y ConGel
and Arabela Moses Won By Miss Lizzie
O'Conueil
Chorns-"W When the Morning Sweetly
Breaking g''-(L'Italiaoa in Algiere) = Ressin
Pr mo Vccu1 Gjsea
A "Gold Medal donated by Rev. j. J.
Monaghan, Charleston, S. c. Drawn for by
Misses Marie Passailaigue, Cecile O'Connel
and Arabella Noses. Won By Hiss Marie
PassaiiaigHe.
Drill-.Scarf Fautssi=" BY Nine Young
Ladies.
"A Place in the Court" - -(Comedy. y
Translated from the French.
A Gold Medal, donated oy Mr. R. J. Nor
ris, of Charleston, s. c. Awarded to Miss
Ceclle O'Cornell, for completing Course in
Music according TO Grades.
Inst. Quartete-"Gran Galop de Concert
-Kette.er-Misses Lottie Farrell, Arabella
Moses, Susie Rodgers and Cecile O. CooneIl.
Vocal Solo-sBeatri1" Concone-Miss
Lott;e Farrell Piano Hiss Cecie o. Conrell.
Inst "Fartssie" -Fanna- Misses
Marie Passal!algue aDd SCSle hooSeTs.
Recitation with Observation-Disclosures
Of France Misses Marie P.saailague, Ara
bella Moses, Bessie Jervey.
God Medal Awarded Miss Marie Passai-
laigue for Proficiency in Art.
Cola Medal Awarded Miss Lot'ie Farrell
for Proficiency in Oh Painting.
last. Solo-''Lisiz's 18th Rhabsod;e =
) i:s Cecle OCcnne!l.
Valedicto:y-Niss Marie PAsssi!sigre-
Chorus-"Come " here F!owers"
de Flotow-By Soifeggi Class.
Exit March-Misses Minnie Moses and &ary
Calder.
The exercises were as interesting aud en-
joyaoe as usual, ard, taken as al index, gave
an excellent opportunity for oae TO form an
Intelligent conception of the thoroughness o!
tn. course of Instruction impaired in ihi;
bcorra3 ircfitufion