The times., 1898-06-22

doin Duryee. Henry Burch, Rutledge
Howser. Cyril Neagle, Era Neagle.
The, Ryan medal for Christian doctrine
was awarded to Teresa Zerega.
The alumnae gold medal for mathemat-
les was awarded to Agnes Scanlon.
Medals for Improvement in music or
for, attendance /, at junior choir were
awarded TO Bessie Killigan, May Ma
horney, Mamie Quiiter. Lille Mangan.
Clarissa Edmonston, Alice Gray. Margar-
ct Diver Agnes Scanlon. Mamie Linge-
back, Nellie Dr:scoll, Mae E.senbeiss.
Madeline zerega. and Nellie Harper.
A gold medal. donated by Miss NJ.
Power was awarded to Mamie Mangan.
The following young ladies OF the senior
and the A intermediate classes were en-
titled to draw for a medal for improve
ment in music: Katie Gaegler, Loretto
Sullivan, May King, Tessie Zerega, Bessie
O'Neill. Mamie Dunn, Marie Mcclure;
and in the b intermediate and junior
classes for a silver medal for improve
ment In music, Ethel Hickey. Annie
Heany, Maggie Dunnigan, Alice Sullivan.
Annie Gaeger, Regina Sullivan, Lillian
Koechling, Lula Hall, Anna Slattery.
Margaret Halpin, Agnes Murphy. Jose
phine Sweeney Maggie Dunn. Mary
Blinkhorn and Ida Wynne.
medal for painting was awarded to
Lillian Keefe.
PREMIUMS III painting, IypeWTitlnB ana
Latin were awarded TO Alice Gray, Clar-
issa ,Edmonston, Agnes Scanlon, Mary
Nelligan. Loretto Sullivan. May King.
Nellie Clements. and Ethel Knight.
Premiums for attendance were award
ed to Misses Nellie Koechling, Teresa
Zeresa, Alice Daily, May Melting Nellie
| Harper, Maggie Carter. Mamie Mangan.
Belle Zerega, Maggie Brown. Sarah Gal
lagher. Helen Kengla, Mamie Dunn Bes-
~ Nain Mzr
Helen Williams. Marie Barker, Violet
Andrews, Annie Gaegler. Mary Keliher,
Lottie Hodgkins, Ethel Hickey, Mary
Ruppel, Nellie Keliher, Olga HunneI,
and Katie lMcGr2w.,ss,
Interspersed throughout the program
Were the following numbers:
Cuban dance. ..-...-------.........M Moszowski
Misses N. Harper, h Gaeglcr. 81. Mcclure.
NJ. Mangan.
Delsarte drill Seniors
s,n. Piano. Miss B. KilIigan.
Duet, 'El Trocadero'' ro'',............... ID Essen.il
Misses c. Edmonston A. Scanlon
Praise fe the Father Junior Choir
Glass history ry.................. Miss Alice Gray
Ban driil. intermediate Glass
Duet Damonen I9nz :, Hoist
VISIONS Of FREEDOM
4 National AlIegory.
Characters
! Gloria, Goddess of Freedom. Miss Alice Gray
/ Rubina Counselor of War Miss Clarissa Edmonston
Serena, Counselor of Peace. Miss Agnes Scanicn
queen Nab Miss Gertrude Clark
1 Drowsa, Obliya, Somnia Scotia .........-..
! Misses L, Keefe, B. Miller, NJ. Mccarthy,
7. Zeresa.
Art. Industry Music Plenty-Serenas attendants
Misses NJ Carter, NJ. Foley. NJ. Melting, A.
Revenge. Discord, Cruelty. Hatred-Rubina's at
tendants. Misses X. Driscol \. Kocch
ling, A. Sullivan, NJ Diver.
Violin SOLO ''Mazurka" ........-.A Miss Mae King
q sc
/ Piano, Miss L. Mangan.
THE Crimson Glow of Sunset Fades .Jnnicr Choir
Piano, Misses c. Edmonston, NJ Diver.
Duet, ''Turkscher Msrseh' -......-.-.. Beethoven
Misses VI. Diver. b. Killigan.
Valcdctory y............. Miss CIsrissa Edmonstor
Address. Rev. y L. Ryan
! America ..-....---.-.---.--.-.-. -SAOft'
Piano. L. Hail. violins. Misses VI. Lin=e-
back, NJ. King. L. Sullivan, Clemens, L.
Koechl Nc.
Distribution OF Premiums
The allegory was exqusitely grouped
and costumed and nothing more artisti-
cally beautiful has been seen this season
than the ball drill and other exhibitions
of physical culture directed by Miss Eth
| el Tassin. who has trained her pupils to
the perfection Of grace and skill.