The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1897-06-25
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION.
Annual Distribution-Medals and
Premiums Awarded-Alumn@
Second Meeting and Ban
quet.

Bright and glorious was the morn
that closed another successful and
prosperous year at the Academy of the
visitation. Long years of patient work,
diligently guiding the footsteps of their
ialr pupils scarce challenge our atten-
ton, and but for these annual recur-
ring reminders of the sterling value of
their labors, we might easily forget the
lasting impress these good sisters have
made on their race and age
On Friday last, at $50, the COM
mencement exercises were held in that
spacious Hall, that has echoed the hap
Ply voices of so many of our past and
future leaders of society, in their ma
tive halls, in every part of this vast
land, as we'll as in many a foreign
Cline
p The Schubert Mandolin Club elicit
ed much praise. The solo, "Glide
Gondola, Glide" by Miss Alma Rog-
ers Keller, and "Cauatina," by Miss
Lucy Eisenhauer, were notable among
the so many gems, that it were invid-
ious to single out this or that as the
best. The Coronation Ode," of the
late DR.. Diehlman, ever old and ever
new, once more Tesounded through
these halls, bringing back with its
wealth of melody aspirations, hopes,
the battle ground of life one more
| Of
trained contestants for the prizes of
life aud fame.
The following is the program:
Entrance March. -. Barker.
First Mandolins. M. British, M.
Harlin, N. Cromwell, F. Lindsay.
Second Mandolins.-Misses X. Cavan-
augh, M. R. Miller, c. Cassin, B.
Worthington.
First Banjo.-Miss B. Scarburg. Sec
ond Banjo.-Miss Miss. M. Entwisle.
Violin.-Miss l.. Eisenhauer. Guitar
Miss Diffandall.
First Harp.-Miss ]. Grant. Second
Harp.-Miss Sellman.
First Piano.-Miss Manning. Second
Piano.-Miss Pampel.
Magnificat.-(C Chorus ....Du Mouchel.
The Glass.
First Piano.-Miss Sellman. Second
Piano Miss Entwisle.
Premiums in Christian Doctrine.
Rosamunde .........................Sch Schubert.
Misses A. Diffandall, E. Pampel,
Misses NJ. Pampel, A, Weik.
Come, Come, TITS Now Our Festal
Hour Trio ...................W Wallace.
Misses L. Eisenhauer, E. Widdi-
combe, X. Eisenhauer.
Piano.-Miss Manning.
Rigoletto.- Fantasie) ............Singelee.
Violin.-Miss l.. Eisenhauer.
Piano.-Mise Sellman.
Sweet Zephyr.-( Semi Chorus). Mozart.
Misses Pampel, l.. Kennedy, M. l..
Payne, L. Neidhardt, c. Grouse, E.
Rails.
Piano.-Miss M Pampel.
Premiums in Senior, intermediate and
Juf}ior Glasses.
Tambour Battant.-(Fantasie) Partee.
By the Schubert Mandolin Club.
Glide, Gondola TORY.
Miss Keller
Piano.-Miss Manning.
Violin.-( Obligato) Miss L. Eisen-
hauer. alsN
Belisarlo ............................D onizetti.
flrSC IlanO.-MlSS y. GTanC.
Second Piano. Miss Diffandall.
Beaming Like STAR Chorus) =. Mer-
cadante.
The Glass.
First Piano.-Miss Diffandall.
Second Piano.-Miss Pampel.
Oberon.-(Quartette) ............... Weber.
First Piano.-Misses M. Entwisle, l..
Fleury.
Second Piano.-Misses E. and L.
Ford.
Premiums in Music, Painting, Lam
guages.
Cavatina. ( Ernani Verdi.
Miss l.. Eisenhauer,
Piano Miss ]. Grant.
Jubel Overture. .......................W eber
First Piano. Misses Manning, A
Diffendall.
Second Piano.-Misses Sellman, M.
Entwisle.
Chorus.-( Motion Song) Hoist.
Juvenile Circle.
First Piano.-Miss M. Holmes.
Second Piano.-Miss M. Purcell.
Harps.-Misses J. Grant, S. Sellman.
Fantasia De Concert. Willie Pape
Miss j. Grant.
Distribution of Medals and Honors
Coronation Ode.-( Chorus) :. Dielman.
First Piano.-Miss Hardin.
Second Piano.-Kengla.
Exit March ................... Dielman.
First Piano Misses M. Evans, l..
Ford.
Second Piano.-Misses L. Fleury,
Marie Miller.
Harps.-Misses J. Grant, s. Sellman.
Violins.-Misses l.. Eisenhauer, A,
niffendall, Edith Kengla, H. Cassin,
Eunice Kengla.
ALUMNAE REUNION.
After the commencement exercises
| the alumnae retired to the large play
room, now Hastily arranged reception
| and banquet hall Palms, jardiniers of
daisies and the blue and gold, the AL
umnae colors, made scene of beauty.
The tables were clad In snowy linen
decorated with pretty china, and cut
| flowers.
One portion of the room was reserv-
ed as a reception room, with cosy
chairs, chattily disposed, which gave it
the air of family gathering, and was
heartily enjoyed by all. All the sis
trss took part in the gathering and well
coined the old pupils present, about
eighty; the entire membership is one
hundred and forty.
At one o'clock, the president, Mrs.
E. B. Hay, of the class Of '72, called the
meeting to order. The roll was called,
and those just graduating were intro
duced by Mrs Hay and received into
full membership. They are:
Miss Elizabeth A. Manning, n. ";
Miss Julia May Grant, Virginia;
Miss Mary Catharine Campbell, Dis
trict of Columbia; Miss Bertha Stew
art McSherry, Frederick, Md. Mrs.