The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-06-24
ST. DoMINr0s SCHOOLS.
Closing Exercises and Prize win.


The Nineteenth Annual Commencement
of st. Dominic's Academy was held Tues
day evening, in st. Boniface's Hall. on
First street. The programme arranged
was a very good one and was heartily
applauded. 1t VAS
Zauberfioete. overture, pianos: Misses
Kramer, Haniy, Hoos, Miller. Sullivan.
Krieg, The Merry Drummers, chorus.
Academy Boys; American Line March,
| pianos: Misses Schurnenn, Collins, Men
ten, Kramer, Waldron, O'Brien; The Jap
anese Fan. drill, Academy Girls; .sSil-
very Echoes" duet. pianos: Misses Kra-
mer, Hoos, Stewart. Kenny. THE Music
Lesson characters: Jeremiah Trombone,
Professor of Music. w. Geisler: Tom Rob-
erts, a Favorite Pupil, J. Stehr; Sam
Jones, Jim Turner. Billy Kelly, Dilatory
Pupils, r. Arkenan, f. Stehr. H. Ezeil.
The jolly Musicians, piano: l.. Sullivan ,
violins: Misses A. Kenny, r. Arkenan,
J. Rae; mandolins: Misses K. Sweeny,
K. Whalen. X. o'Niel. Guilty or Not
Guilty." recitation. Miss 7. Weber; Doll
Drill. sixteen little girls. Fairies of the
Seasons, characters: Queen of the
Fairies, Miss NJ. Hanly; Attendants of the
Queen, L. Grantzow, A. Cox, M. Weig-
ert, f. Weigert: Fairies of Spring, c.
Kramer, T. Weber, A. Muller, q. Wer-
ner: Fairies of Summer. NJ. Arkenan, M.
yogei. NJ. O'Brien, c.. Kunstler; Fairies
of Autumn, NJ. Schaefer. G. Guilfoyle, L.
Gruhn. s. Wenson: Fairies of Winter, M.
Doyle, NJ Menten, N. Kennedy, A. Ruf.
Echo des M~ontagnes." duet, pianos:
Misses Arkenan, Whaien, Doyle, Senfert,
Kramer. Burns; Die Jungen Helden,''
Little Boys; -Of Thee / Am Thinking
piano: Miss C. Kramer; mandolins, Misses
Cooper, Foley. Sharky. Herbert; guitars:
Startup. W~eisendauers
After the programme had concluded the
distribution of prizes took place and
those to receive them in the different
studies were:-General proficiency. Mary
Arkman, gold medal, and Clementine
Kramer, silver medal. Application, Mary
Schaefer, silver medal, and prize, Miss
Ella Krieg. Department crowns, Misses
Louisa Grantzow. Katie Kramer, Jennie
Werner, Caroline Knnstler, Mamie Her
mann and May Doyle. Christian doctrine,
Miss May Hanly.. Bible history, Mamie
O'Brien. Grammar. Mamie Vogel. Arith-
rnetic. Theresa Weber. Science, Clemen-
tine Kramer United States History,
Mary Arkenan: Algebra, Mamie Vogel.
language, May Hanly. Penmanship,
Clementine Kramer. Bookkeeping. Mamie
vogel. German, Teresa Weber. French,
Mary Arkenan.
The prize for general proficiency in
Glass c went to Miss Louisa Grantzow,
and hat for the primary department to
Mamie Human
The gold crosses for instrumental music
were awarded to Miss May Hanly, Miss
C~lementine Kramer and Annie Miller;
silver medals, Annie Hoos, Annie Farrell
and Lille Sullivan. Three pupils who
had not been absent during the last term
drew for the attendance medal and the
lucky one was Miss Arkenan.
h closing exercises of the parochial
school took place last evening IN the
same building. This programme was
rendered:-The Ruler Drill, by the girls;
Hans chorus, by small boys; Die
Lustigen M~usikanten,' De Koven; Am
Ort Wo Meme Wiege Stand, girls,
chorus; The Greatest Plague in Life"
drama; "Schlaf, HerzeN's S~oehnchen,''
little girls, chorus: Dumb Bell Drill, large
boys; Come and Take a Little Partner
chorus, girls; .Zauberhoete,, Mozart;
rRothkoepfeh,esnp Lnstspiel; the Chinese
tor E~isenbart,' chorus. boys.