Evening star., 1896-06-12
Prizes for Good Pupils at St. Vim
cents.
CLOSING EXERCISES This AFTERNOON
Honors Awarded to Little Ones at
Holy Cross Academy.
CTORS AND DENTIST ITS


of st. Fincent's Academy will take p!ao e
at o'clock this afternoon at Carroll In
stitute Hail.
The post-graduates are Miss Annie Nc
Quade, Miss Lillian Webster and Miss
Blanche Wood, to whom honor medals and
prizes will be awarded. The program will
be as follows: Entrance March," Miss
Viola Latham; 'salutatory,' Miss NJ.
Clarke; Morning invitation" intermediate
vocal class; duet, "Galop Characteristic -
Miss E. Viboud and Miss NJ. Clark; 1.-The
Picnic" recitation, song and dance; Polka
Brilliante," piano solo, Miss Margaret
Green; Coming Thro' the Rye" juveniles;
cantata, The Seven Sisters; or, the
Pleiades," characters, Merope, representing
the queen, Miss Blanche Wood; Alcyone,
announcing spring consultations, Miss Lii
liam Webster; Electra, announcing summer
consultations, Miss Annie Mccarthy; Maia,
announcing autumn considerations, Miss
ter consultations, Miss Annie McQuade;
Stereope, announcing north pole constella-
tions, Miss Margaret Green; Tayeta, an
nouncing south pole considerations, Miss
Viola Latham: Nero ury, messenger of the
gods, Miss E. Niboud; heralds of spring.
summer, autumn and winter will also
be in the cast; selections, by the Juvenile
Orchestra. the Misses c. McG;ll. S. Cullen.
and piano, Professor Holer and son; at
titudes, recitation and tableaux." class of
physical culture; vocal solos, Russian
Nightingale" Miss Blanche Wood; essay,
The End Should Crown the Work." Miss
Lillian Webster; Summer Fancies,' senior
vocal class; Exit March, Morton Raney.
The Awards.
The awards of gold and silver medals
which have been mad, by the sisters in
charge of ST. Vincents Academy will be
conferred by Rev. DIR. Stafford, the elo-
quent priest of this city, as folio VS.: Gold
medals for general improvement in the
sub-graduate class to the Misses Blanche
Hewlett and Margaret Green. and in the
senior class TO Miss Elizabeth NJ. Vihoud.
Silver medals for application will be
awarded to Miss Bertha Petit o. the sew
enth grade; Miss Stella McFadden, sixth
grade; Miss Nora OConnor, fifth grade
Miss Edna Price, fourth grade; Miss Lillian
Gray, third grade. gold medal for reg
ular attendance will be given to Miss EN-
ma Shehan of the senior class, and silver
medals for nearly similar record to the
Misses Cecilia Mullen, Edith Bryan and
Annie PoDp.
The following yong ladies VIII draw for
gold cross for amiable and lady-iike de-
pertinent: The Misses Grace Romaine Ada
Guirndon, Cecilia Richmond. Nellie Noble
and Mabel Manning. The following young
misses will draw for a silver medal, for
am.able and lady-i:ke department: The
Misses Dora Herbert, Nora OConner, LII
liam ONeal. Mary Lyons, Annie Leapley,
Mary Sherry, Margaret Towle, Edna Price,
Blanche Rocco, Nellie Rocco. May Clarke
and India King. The following young la
dies have earned honorable mention for
application and lady-like department: The
Misses Katherine Kane. Agnes Smith,
Tsssie Cassesa, Gertrude Smith, Genev.eve
Fields. Louise Cusick ard Bertha Lewis.
Gold rings will be presented to the post
graduates: Miss Annie McQuade, Miss
Lillian Webster and Mss Blanche Wood.
Premiums will be distributed as follows
For church history, literature. ancient and
Irodern history, double-entry bookkeeping,
algebra, geometry and the sciences-Sub-
graduate class, Miss Blanche c. Hewlett
and Miss Margaret E. Green; senior class,
the Misses Elizabeth Viboud, Katharine
Milovich, Emma Shehan, Annie Mccarthy,
Viola Latham and Mary McCardle. For
Christian doctrine. composition, English
grammar, United States history, geography,
natural philosophy. physiology, penman-
ship. single-entry bookkeeping and arith-
metlc Seventh grade the Misses Trace Ro-
maine. Bertha Petit. Cecilia Richmond,
Ada Guindon. Ellen Noble. Mabel Manning
Sadie O'pea, Sadie Miller, Katharine Kane,
Agnes Smith. Tessic Cassasa: sixth grade,
the Misses Stella McFadden. Ellen Maine,
Cecilia Mullen; Delsina Wood Bessie Milo
vich. Gertrude Smith; fifth grade, the Misses
Abbie Gowans. Edith Bryan, Irene Rocco,
Ellen Gu;ffre; division of fifth grade, the
Misses Nora O'Conner, Dora Herbert,
Lillian ~ Neal, Mary Lyons, Annie Leapley,
Mary Sherry, Margaret Towle, Genevieve
Fields, Louise Cusick. Rose Wagner; fourth
grade. the Misses Edna Price, May Clarke,
Nellie Rocco, Blanche Rocco, India King.
Christine Farrell, Rhode Clancy, Agnes
Murphy, Mary Gatti, Jennie Gatti.
Third grade-The Misses Lillian Gray,
Bertha Lewis. Edith Farrell, Pinkie Win
chester, Carrie McGill. Margaret Duffy.
Katie Duffy. Stella Cullen, Annie Fopp,
Rosa Terisa, Mary Gloss, Katharine Sui
livan, Mary Sullivan, Fannie Williams.
Second grade-The Misses Rosa Price, Mary
Hayden, Rose Pa6gett, Effie O'Neal, Julia
Miller, Aileen Wood. Rose Fegotia. Bios
som Sherry. Jessie Callows. Division of
secord grade-The Misses Beatrice Daw.
Mary Jewby, Regina Watkins, Blanche
Cassasa. Alice Wagner, Irene Sears, Stella
Sears, Mary Contanello, Lena Deininger,
Ellen Lynch, Annie Clark, Margaret Scho-
field. May Clancy, Lille Miller, Mamie
Mudd Teresa Fegotia, Hannah Dobblns.
First grade-The Misses May Forester
Katharine Colbert, Lille Milovicn, Irene
Guindon, Pearl Ratio. Florence Sears,
Leona Rolf, Marie Parks, Lulu Parks,
Lulu Nolte. Ella Nolte, Frances Geroca
Jennie Costo. Alice Jewby, Sadie Cassasa.
Premiums for proficiency in stenography
and typewriting will be given to the Misses
Trace Romaine, Bertha Petit and Ce-
celia Richmond: in instrumental music, to
the Misses Margaret Green, Elizabeth
Viboud and May Clarke. and in Oil paint
ing. pastel and crayon work, 10 the Misses
Elizabeth Viboud, Trace Romane and Mar
Garet Green.
Holy (ROSS AcAnr,uy