New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-04
PEEKSKILL.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES IN THE
ACADEMY OF OUR LADY OF ANGELS.
AN INTERESTING PROGRAMME-PRIZEs FOR TIL
sTUDENTS-ALUMNI ASSOCIATION hE'Ef-
TONS OF THE OAKsIDE AND THE

hoginninp NJ 2 o'cock There were In the large
auditorium over thousand people There IS al
ways a large attendance. and, as admission Is ny
Invitation AMI card, there is great desire to be
favored. The programme on lues"dy "es d. i0'
lows:
Duo '? Ms Ma az ha aS and Mis-, Belle Hayden
Vocal Quartet where Flowers Bloom 800. =
"''''e' by sixteen girls.
M s H%sr M. Ne Ns sS M.. csoey
LADY nJ Ml;' n hysp nnlnnss
opcre,a in Three Ac''
Piano sssns e The Waves Martin G. DoSbn. A.
Misses L. p"'0''s ta NJ G and e. warren M"s ~
Piano Duet Mar ~s rssa aHd Nora Do00'n'
Plano Duet. Bonnie Bessie .......-
Ea,!h M"sPh M. %nS Bessie Kane
ria McK SeS'e scsnon carroll Robbins NJ Kane
Vocal Quartet, Home SS The Riysr ..............
uoc,,o,on Music o, i Ss Rapp s's
Recitation nns s , Mss %s $,IF a' FAIRIES
Opereta In one act rant ,,,,r,,
Duo Na Mlss n @asSy and Miss Mcoovern
T The SSnferr:ns of academic hon,rs.
Solo, '~'e''"'' Miss 81 bush.
Tho o,ore,tas were extremely veil received. The
stage IS fitted with all necessary scenery ana IN 'h'
b.autf,. dances OF sixteen chifren there "-re
calcium light effects The costumes In the opere''a
.Iady Bountlful's Heiress. were exquisite anu a''
the singing speaking and acting were loud'y ap.
plaudcd The srnal.nsss and the youth OF some o.
,h children who PLAYED upon the pianos occasioned
much comment The class this year was small
only three Mss May F. c. Bush OF New-forh'
Miss Mary f. C. McC;overn. OF Peekskili ana MISS
Mary F. NJ Casey II New-York CITY. Inc NV
Thomas L. Kincaid addressed the class anu a.'o
awarded diplomas to the members. and gold me'iai
lie by {. &.
Rev y J Duty Of New York. and the Rev Z X.
Corley of St Johns Church. fonkers. Inc rev
Father Kincah also announced the loiio"'ie
awards a few OF the scholars being from reeA'n'''
but the most Of them from New-forK anu o."-
e ns grs ssGDnf Mss Belle Hayden premium
for CHRISTIAN doctrine and arithmetic MSS S,s,or
Ml.s MARI Mcsorley nrs premium for algebra and
r4 1 Ms' g MsTy history and geography Ms
Edth Amsry first premium Kan fSa arss premium
sor amman and physiology Miss Loretta Marin
second premium for arithmetic ana t g'd Rhis history
MA MARY rnited states history Miss Kitty Corcoran
Junior department. first cass-trae re 'Sr assv srsr
pr " ctsshism and ssSs ana YBb an ns
a a2 and readns Manis GarrS av Kam
premium rs for B9'f for n't csschs and reading May
sclnlon first premium f9r sDimm Tor grammar
m nnG Arithmetic Carrie Warren first premium FOR
nei history and Teatins and spelling
Martha Miller first premium far mprP ,or Spelling
stues Jennie GamnSn Ters Faon Second class
FIRST premium for grammar and aritnmSc and
wh Hnn erfMm apn G st Tor sRs9H oT
and seosraR aS B mSs history Annie KANE second
nrenoium for arithmetic and grammar Mo''e ~
hollis ,,,.., class Fsrs, premium
for Rbie history ana realing JHnnie N Ee,n ROB
or
toy Mis- Kane premium for ,P S"r dii gence
stues Mar5nnTsr econd class First premium
for R.ble history AMI spelling. Ne e Snie RYAN:
rnin for for mpr5vsmcn studies 6ertie Ken
nsdw Third Glass. Pre- MUM FOR re , INN ritne and
'Thcre were many Protestant cirrsypn me, Tbom,s
Am rnr the prcsts present were the Key pr
Kincaid chaplain at the convert bne p ,s' car
Jame' r Cnrran and MS b aT$S, "a the Assumption
F q sS0 ae4 Hsl sf%s"x
Pon: the Rev 3 ! Duffy Of r'y0rk 3rfv; the
fn Joseph Shaer Of Pocantico Hls the d Hgg
James NJ. connolly secIe,ary, Yon<ers. and Father
sWksnnedv o, Tarrytown. The decorations OF ,ne
auditorium were pretty ana t tn. rho nerrorners
Do,,e, r,bdcll was celebrating the Fourth of July
ut,,e ahead o, time Monday when he piew .i'e
,a q, = blank cartr dgc into his left hand Dr.
= d n LYON removed the wad and the injured
boy is getting along niceiy
The annual Alumni Association reception OF OAK
side scilool was held in the assembly room o" iueS
d,v evening. and was attended by several hundred
neor,e There was a charming programme as FOL
lovs. Piano duet. Misses Cora still and Fanny
Taylor; vocal solo. Lula McCutchen recit ,nho
Ethel Lent aadTess rn mr. adTsss Professor John
Mar: vocal quartet. Clarence j. Lent ana f orr
nT9 msrGon N qnar sn Couch DaTr
aud Lent: address, Dudley COOK Hasoronch, preni
dent of Drum Hill Alumni; history OF the Alumni
Tho class OK ss was then welcomed by the pre-
ae'' oa nv Robert FRYE one Of the class After
this there were dancing and refreshments
The Alumni Association reception OF Drum Hill
School was held In their assembly room on Thurs
day evening. The room never looked prettier. az
there were flags and bunting and other decora-
lions The exercises were brief Dudley Cook Has
brouck welcomed the class Of 1896, and Miss Klthe
rlne Doris, OF the class. replied DR.. A. ID. Dunbar.
Of Oakside School. spoke. Miss Evns played a
piano solo and there was song by Peeksks we'll
known quartet. William II. WILDLY Frederick r.
Manser T. Stanley Boyd and John r. Boyd. Then
there a piano solo by Miss Lillian Chase. read
ing by Miss Romano and vocal solo by Miss Mary
Louise Townsend Dancing and refreshments
pctei the programme. 1t the most brilliant
and successful reception held In the history Of the
alumni. Among those present were Miss Alice
Montross. Harry Bown Fcshay, DR.. A. d. Dunbar.
Miss Ida Peacock. ex..president Of the alumni;
tcDrS" H. Mct'ONtrn, Miss McCutcnen. PROFESSOR
John Miar principal OF the school: Trustee Wilbur
l.. Ellis. OF the Board OF Education. and Mrs. Ellis:
Water Commissions: Oscar V Barger. a member OF
Tn. Board OF Education: Judge John Halsted presi-
dent the Board OF Education: Robert McCord.
secretary Of the Bohri OF Education. and Mrs Nc
cord: Mrs. Lockwood. the president Of the Oaksidc
"I%"d Mrs Amos " G"as6e g.' Harry HasSroucR
George q. Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. J; $ Odell. Mrs.
Covert. Mr. and Mrs T. Stanley Boyd Mr.. and Mrs
Fred r. Manser. Jr. Miss Anna Wightman Miss
Anna Shay Miss Evins. Miss Romaine. Miss Gil
bert Harry H. Swain. Roland Belknap Miss Kathe-
rine Doris. Miss Alice May Hamilton. Thomas Nc
Govern. Miss Emily Yocum Frank and Charles
Clinton. Charles lie Clair. the Misses Matilda and
Laura Nation. Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence j. Lent Fred
erck Jones, Miss Sadie rorpey. Miss Adaa Hutch
Is,n Anna Frye. John Smpkins. Miss Cecilia Nc
Gowan M.s Virginia Smith. Thomas j. Powers.
Miss McDade Miss Correla Chase. Miss Lillian
Chase. George r.. Briggs. who for four years was
president OF the association. and many others