The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-06-19
THEIR SCHOOL DAYS ARE OVER
Graduating Exercises at All HaIIows Acsd-
envy Last Evening.

envy Last Evening.
All HalIows Academy last night was
a scene of beauty and the fruits of the
| intellectual training OF Sister Mary
Lambertine and her able corps of teach
ers was exhibited in all fits brilliancy
and the evenings entertainments not
only redounded TO the credit OF each
and every participant, but 10 the noble,
| self denying, earnest, careful instruct
ors. Every number was rendered with
1 that self-reliant, yet wdthal modest
| department that thoroughly portrayed
the ideas Of the school, not only to learn
I their task, but to learn we'll the funda-
mental principles of the lesson
The following program was rendered
without single jostIe and with the
regularity of clOckwork.
Observation-Disclosures" $3.50. MendelssOhn
! Chorus-"The Lord il Good" Costa
Harp SolO-"EieganZa" ...... .TombO
March Opp. &C." ...-.... ......Selected
! "RondO Brilliant" 5000. ..... Weber
Vocal Solo-''Cavatina' .ConcOne
I III Purftanf ..-....-...... Berg
Piano Solo-''Ballade' ... .ReinecSe
"Jubel'' ... ..... ....... Weber
Comforting, of hOnors.
NaledIcUOry ..----.---.....- Miss focum
Chorus from "Euryanthe." 10y Weber
Should space permit, the valedictOry
Of Miss Yoacum would be given. but suf-
fee IL TO say that IT was replete with
noble thought and one which the young
lady can look upon with pride for years
10 come.
This Institution which Is conducted
by Sisters of Charity fiourishes like a
bay tree. and year by year deservedly
receives more widespread recognition
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to its perfection and justly may the
Sisters in Wichita pride themselves on
possessing one Of the best educational
institutions in the west
II is the endsavor of the instructors
at the academy TO impart TO the pupils
thorough education ennobled and sane
titled by religion, and refined by the
graces Of aesthetic culture.
In charming grace and perfection Of
etiquette the young ladies who took
part in the exercises last evening could
not be SURPASSED; the beauty Of the
surroundings and the self control I'm
parted by the firm but not stern dis
cipIine. lend 70 homs-trstning an emo
bling influence.
The exercises were opened by the en-
trance march: 10 this delightful music
the pupils entered and all sang The
Lord is Good" The quartette -
Schubert reflected much credit on the
instruction that rendered the younger
pupils capable OF playing n 50 excellent
a manner this beautiful selection. Harp
music IS always attractive. and = 10
many the most attractive part OF a pro- I
gram The selection was finely ren-
dered by Miss Lucy DougherJy.
The vocal music was pleasing II the |
extreme. Miss Y-0alSU-1 sustaining the /
soprano solos with precision and 5as1e- /
The piano forte paying OF Misses Nc |
Carthy. Whalen. Dougher<y and Kelly I.
was well nigh faulfless in its tecaique.
the extreme difficulty Of the selections .
was al once egtdeTTT, equally 80 was the /.
precision OF touch with which they were /
executed.
The graduate, Miss Theo Y0akum. /!
displayed a rare dsgree % literary and I
musical excellence
The Rev. Henry Then presented The 4
graduating metals and spoke veTy kind f
- 70 the pupils WON he C0mplime11ed 4
upon their proficiency
Among the clergyEDen present vrere
Rev. J. H TIhesa. Rev. 3 IcanehaGssz. I
Rev J. J. Conway. Rev J Mahsr. Rev. 4
J. Loevuich. Rev. Henry Bsrbe-ick- .. i
: 81; RFev. J \. sullivan. Rev. J. Abel.
anu nv > s1tl1Aaa4aaf-t-
Tns following medals we're sSaT5sd 4
by Rev. J r Then.
Graduating medal and honors IN sen
for department. awarded 70 Miss Taeo
Toaku-n Hzzeiton- kansas
Premium for excellence in senior de-
partn@ut. awarded 20 Mss Aaoel D-l-
i0l. WtcaIta. GKusas-
Premium for app.-cstioc n senior de-
pz-tneut. AWARDED 10 Mss Margaret
Kelly. KioWa. Kansas.
Premium for sFfgl-cati9u q Senior d.
par'snnszlt (. AWARDED % 2.ss Emma Mitch
"a. cacy5lle. Kansas
Prem an 1eT excslisnce II JunseT d.
Partmsaf. sz4rde-i e. Aifss Dotiis BeEe-
FORD NrPhe-sol. kzrsas-
Premium fy- epplicZtisn n Junior de-
5szrt-ue-s- ss-za-5ei 20 M-ss Peari D.Ilars.
New YORK
Wcriny q nonoraois mertsoa b1t at
having he@a preSe1< during TIE sztl-e
year cou.d HoS compete for prem ozzs