Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-06-26
St. Patrick,s sunday School.

st. Patrick's Sunday school held its an
nual exercises yesterday afternoon at Car
rcn Institute Hall before an immense au-
d1erce that fairly crowded the building to
the doors. The program arranged for the
exercises included tableaux, flag drills.
choruses and recitations, and was enjoy
able throughout. Father Gloyd. pastor of
st. Patrick's Church, and Rev. Father Nc
Gee assistant pastor, awarded the pre-
scholarship, and Rev. Father Stafford,
D D., made an address, ,his words being
directed principally to the girls of the
school. About forty altar boys also took
part IN the exercises. The Sunday school
numbers about 600, and is under the drec-
ton of Rev. Father Stafford, in charge of
the girls. and Rev. Father MCGEE, in
charge Of the boys. Father MCGEE also
has charge of the altar boys.
The following prizes were distributed:
Medals and books were distributed to the
altar boys. of whom there are thirty-five,
John Hannah is the master of ceremonies
Gold medals were awarded to Harry Hick-
ey, VIM. Bowman, Louis De Guarennes
Eddie Crowley. David Mccarthy, Frank
Crowley and Willie Moran.
The following young gentlemen of the
Sunday school drew for gold medals
Frank Dieman. Thomas scheller. Nicho
Hlil, August Popp, Willie Moran. Frank
Lynch and Charles Clements.
Premiums were awarded to Henry Cullen,
Joseph Dineen, Ed. Crowley, Geo. Thomas
N. Mcdonald. G. Miller, John Connors
Hall Lusk, Geo. Lucas, Hall Se1mes, Dun
bar Dodson. Joe Hayden, Lee Mccarthy.
Christie Phillips Harry Lucas. Addison
Lusk. Richard Smallwood, Francis Nc
Donald, Thos. Duggan. Frank McHugh,
Walter Burns, Andrew Corbett, Frank
Howell. Ralph Kleindienst. John Fegan,
Matthew Lepley, Frank Crowley, John Null
lany. Perry Bailey, Willie Conroy, Robert
Gulick, Manuel Fraile. William Riehl, Ed
ward Jordan, William Newton, Edward
Voigt and Martin McHugh.
The gold medal of the church history
class Of the girls Sunday school was
awarded to Miss Mary Heating. The follow
ing young ladies drew for the gold medal of
the senior classes: Miss Tanena Desio, Miss
Aurelia Zerega, Miss Nellie Connors, Miss
Mamie Ccnncrs, Miss Lille Connell, Miss
Lottie Waters, Miss Annie Smallwood, Miss
Nellie Clements Miss Florence JuvenaL
The young misses of the junior classes
entitled to draw for the medal were: Miss
May Madigan, Miss Edith Bryan, Miss May
Berner, Miss Annie Fitz Hugh, Miss Sadie
Phillips Miss Willette Johnson, Miss Nellie
Lynch.
Premiums for church history were award
ed to Miss Marguerite Kennedy, Miss LII
liam Webster, Miss Blanche Wood, Miss
Annie McQuade.
Premiums for Christian doctrine were
awarded in the senior classes to Miss An
ME RrizZolare, Miss Mabel Markriter, Miss
Mamie Connors, Miss Lille Cornell, Miss
Katie Phillips, Miss Cecilia Mullen Miss
Henrietta Broad. Miss Gertrude Smith.
In the junior classes, to the Misses Irene
Rocca, Katie Brizzolare, Winnie Fegan
Ethel Carberry. May Clark, Dora Herbert,
Margey Corcoran, Mamie Johansen, Ger
trude Juvenal. Annie Clark, Mary Jewby,
Regina Watkins, Annie Connors and Marie
Adams. A gold medal for regular attend
ance at the Wednesday rehearsals was
awarded to little Marie Adams.