Evening journal., 1898-06-22
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
St. Patrick's Commencement
at the Opera House.
THE BISHOP AWARDS PRIZES

The BISHOP AWARDS PRIZES
CLOSING SCENES AT THE URSU-
LIME ACADEMY-TEA IN
STITUTE AND ALEXIS I. DUPONT
sCHooL-PRoGRlANIs TO BE REM
DERED.
St. Patricks Parochal School held
its closing exercises last night in the
Grand Opera House. Biship Monaghan
presented the diplomas and awarded
the prizes, and made an address.
Those sereceivingmedalsw were: Miss Glliza-
Miss Elizabeth Dillman Miss Sadie
Lewis, Miss Rose Corrigan and Miss
Name Cleary and Eugene NIcGarvey.
ThoseReceivingm dals'were: :NissIsliza-
beth Dlllman, Miss Nellie Ahrens.
Joseph gIogg Miss Marie Smith and
Miss Martha Stringer.
The Ursuline Academy commence
ment exercises were held yesterday "A
gold medal for the best essay, donated
by Bishop Monaghan, was given 10
Miss Malloy. Miss Neary received a
gold medal for proficiency in mathe-
matics. Miss Bradford won a gold
medal for etiquette, and Miss Dough-
erty a gold medal for United States
history.
!, The wilmington Training School for
Teachers will hold its commencement
T exercises on Friday night The pro.
gram arranged is as follows;
Duet, violin and plano. "Cavatina,
e Bohen, Alberta Weyl. Adaline ID. Wells
n prayer, Rev. A. N. Keigwin, ID. ID; ad
, dress, 'qThe Work OF the Training
, School" ;" Miss M. c. i. Williams, assist
ant superintendent; quartet, selection
Mrs. Victor Pyle, Miss Mary Thielmar
~ ]. ~ Clymer and II. G. Taylor; essay
IN "Old Greek Education" Henrlette c
nd HawKins; vocal solo, selection, Mis-
I'd Mary Thielman; essay, "The Prepare
Iis ton Of he Teacher" NJ. Regina Done
he oe; essay. Moral Training of Chi
TO drea," Bertha A. Hin; duet violin an
OF piano, "lIiawiak," Wieniawsl1i, A
no berta Weyl, Adaline ID. Wen
m essay, "The Value Of Psycholol
on to the Teacher" Fannie
re- Doherty; quartet. selection, Mrs. vict
m Pyle, Miss Mary Thielman, j. T. Cl
OF mer and II. C. Taylor; address to Il
'v- graduates, Chief Justice Charles
lot Lore; presentation Of diplomas, DR..
G. shortlidge, president Of Board
nal Education.
the The graduates are Fannie
ro- Doherty, M. Regina Donohoe, Elinor
IN Dougherty, Margaret II. Fouracre ,Cla
My NJ. Hanby, gIenrlotte G. Hawkins, Ma
ain X. Logan, Mary A. ODonnell, Aman
ent G. Palmer, Mary "A. Shields, Esther
ace Strickland. L. Edna N Taplor, Adali
II D. Wells, Bertha a. Hill, Elsie NJ Il
Is sore and Alberta Weyl.
The Alexis i. DUPONT School "
que hold it's commencement exercises
D. morrow night The following is
el- program:
Vas Music by the Tankopanikum Musl'
I'M Club; negro medley, Down de Lin
pes Herbert c. Clark; Scripture lesson a
prayer, rev. e. w. Ewing, presldi
at oflicer. Francis c. DUPONT.
ure Exercises by the graduating clas
use "The Greatest Nation on Earth" JoI
sra- w. Miller; life OF Daniel Morga
ilVe Bertha Jane Smith; Progress Of v
IN mans Occupation" Eliza Ford; -
KEY Destruction Wrought by Great Vol
ana noes and arthquakes, 'F'rancis Jos'
som McLear; sixty Years a Queen" Ne
day Miller: "rhe Grand Old Man." Ha
ing. Garfield Fisher; ''The History Of T.
Key cation In Delaware" Sarah ]. Wa
the Deserve Success and You VIII O.
that u.and It, Emily Elizabeth MacDona
ures "The Woman of the Century" Mar
the Holland Taylor; Influence Of Bene
had lent and Pbilanthropic Women" S
Marie Crogan "X-Rays Waltz" II
the Taylor. Presentation OF diplomas
cred the principal, A. r.. spaid. Address
{ II graduates by Dr. George A. Har
that president OF Delaware College; ."
ring. serenade March," Victor Herbert.
pain
lie BOYS SKULL FRACTURED.
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